Six resolutions will lay roadmap for TDP for next 40 years: Andhra Pradesh chief minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu

Time of India

7 days ago

Tirupati: Asserting that the resolutions passed at the Mahanadu were historic, chief minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu said they will lay the roadmap for the party for the next 40 years.
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Naidu initiated deliberations on the six key resolutions presented before party workers on the second day of the annual conclave in Kadapa on Wednesday.
The six resolutions — 'Na Telugu Kutumbham' (My Telugu Family), 'Karyakarthe Adhinetha' (party worker is supreme), 'Pedhala Sevalo' (social re-engineering), 'Stree Shakti' (women empowerment), 'Annadhathaku Andaga' (support system for farmers), and 'Yuvagalam' (voice of youth) — are aimed at positioning Telugus as the number one community in the world, Naidu said.
"TDP founder NT Rama Rao launched the party with great ideals. According to him, the society is a temple and the people are God. The party has weathered many a crisis since its inception but has always committed itself for the betterment of the society and Telugu people against all odds. Today, we have come to a stage where we have to do politics with criminals. Hence, we should always remain extremely cautious," he said.
Stating that party workers are always supreme in TDP, he asserted that time has come for the party to think the way forward and the six resolutions being deliberated upon will eventually lay a roadmap and guide the party for the next 40 years.
The CM also introduced the 'Yoga-Andhra' resolution at the Mahanadu. "Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to observe International Yoga Day in a big way across the country on June 21.
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I appeal to party cadres and people of Andhra Pradesh to extend support in promoting and celebrating the day in a big way across the state," he added.
Earlier, in an apparent signal to the anointment of IT and HRD minister Nara Lokesh to the top post in the party, a resolution was passed to infuse fresh flood into the party by giving priority to the younger generation to further consolidate the party's footprint. "With changing socio-political dynamics, the time is ripe to infuse fresh blood into the party. There is a need to further strengthen youth representation in party committees and key positions," the resolution said.