Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has asked ministers and senior officials to regularly review government programmes and ensure that benefits reach people at the ground level. The Chief Minister was addressing a review meeting at the State Secretariat in Amaravati today.

 

The Chief Minister said Cabinet meetings are being held twice every month and projects are being approved quickly. He directed district collectors and in-charge ministers to speed up implementation in the districts. He also stressed reviewing the progress made in the last 19 months, including the use of technology and digital systems.

 

He said the government has stabilised the state and restored administrative systems, with focus on welfare, development and good governance. He highlighted major welfare schemes such as Super Six, financial assistance to mothers for the education of students, free bus travel for women, pensions, Anna Canteens, and financial support to farmers.

 

On development, Mr. Naidu has said Amaravati will be developed as a modern and livable capital city. He added that the government is promoting data centres, MSME parks, and new investments to create jobs. The Chief Minister urged officials to work as a team, improve delivery of services, and focus on achieving development targets by 2026-27.