Chandrababu Naidu Unveils New Portal for Public Concerns in Kuppam
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Amaravati, Jan 7 (NationPress) The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, N. Chandrababu Naidu, launched the 'Jana Nayakudu' (people's leader) portal in his Assembly constituency of Kuppam in Chittoor district on Tuesday to tackle the grievances of the populace.
He mentioned that this portal would soon be available across all Assembly segments in the state. While emphasizing his commitment to restore the systems that had been significantly disrupted over the past five years, the Chief Minister expressed that it is his moral obligation to deliver justice to every citizen of the state.
Chandrababu pointed out that the Swarna Kuppam Vision-2029 initiative has been developed with the primary aim of propelling Kuppam towards a progressive trajectory in all aspects. The launch of the 'Jana Nayakudu' portal is an endeavor to ensure justice for all residents of Kuppam by addressing their issues swiftly.
He assured that officials from the Kuppam Area Development Authority (KADA) and his personal assistant will be readily accessible to the public. They will collect complaints from citizens and relay them to him for prompt resolution.
Grievances raised will be directed to the Public Grievance Redressal System (PGRS), where officials will manage various issues, including land disputes and matters pertaining to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. The Chief Minister acknowledged the immense responsibility he feels towards the people of Kuppam, who have re-elected him to the Assembly for eight consecutive terms.
Naidu stated that since the TDP activists have taken the party's promises to the public to earn their votes, he bears the responsibility of fulfilling those commitments. As the MLA of Kuppam, he affirmed his duty to ensure the welfare of his constituents.
The Chief Minister also mentioned that the interlinking of the Godavari and Pennar rivers is underway to mitigate drought issues. "The waters of Godavari will be channeled to Rayalaseema, including Kuppam. Additionally, the Handri-Neeva project is set to be completed by June, enabling the supply of Krishna waters to Kuppam," he stated.
Naidu also committed to making every effort over the next five years to transition the entire state towards 100 percent organic farming. During his visit to Chittoor district, he introduced the Kuppam Organic Farming Vision-2029. He expressed that medicines are now being tailored to individual needs, and the time is near when food items will be cultivated according to personal preferences.
Furthermore, he disclosed that the National Dairy Development Board is planning to establish two distinct units in Kuppam, one focusing on dairy and the other on vegetables and fruits.
