Pawan Kalyan releases 1-year progress report on NDA rule
Vijayawada: Deputy chief minister
Pawan Kalyan
on Thursday released a report titled "Progress Report on Governance and Development" marking the completion of one year of the NDA govt in the state.
In the report, Pawan Kalyan acknowledged the public mandate received in the 2024 general elections, noting the NDA alliance's win of 164 Assembly seats. He referred to the conditions prior to the alliance's victory, citing issues such as stalled capital development, law and order concerns, and the state's economic stagnation.
The deputy CM said the coalition govt is now focused on implementing its poll promises and reviving development activities across departments.
According to the Deputy CM, efforts are being made to restore investor confidence and improve administrative delivery through various initiatives.
Pawan Kalyan further said a comprehensive report on the work done in the departments of panchayati raj, rural development, rural water supply, environment, forest, science and technology has been prepared. He invited public scrutiny of the report and stated that the aim is to accelerate development over the next four years.
He also acknowledged the Centre's support and appreciated the role of officials and staff in delivering the state's programs during the year.
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