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New Indian Express
23-05-2025
- Politics
- New Indian Express
Dinakar calls for overhaul of 20-Point Programme
VIJAYAWADA: Andhra Pradesh 20-Point Programme Implementation Chairman Lanka Dinakar has called for reforms to align the decades-old initiative with modern development goals. Speaking at the Secretariat on Thursday, Dinakar said the programme, last updated in 2006, must be restructured to meet current goals as per Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Viksit Bharat@2047 and Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu's Swarnandhra@2047 visions. Post-2014, the NITI Aayog's 17 long-term development goals have guided the design and implementation of various schemes and projects under PM Modi's leadership. Similarly, the Chief Minister is implementing innovative plans to achieve a 15% growth rate to realise Swarnandhra Vision. Dinakar noted that although states submit regular reports under the 2006 framework, today's development needs call for a new approach. He has proposed rebranding the initiative as 'Swarnandhra Sadhana Sutras' at the state level and 'PM Viksit Bharat Programme' nationally.
Hans India
09-05-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Vision plans must hone devpt & welfare
Kurnool: Joint Collector Dr B Navya has directed officials to formulate a comprehensive vision plan that integrates both development and welfare. On Thursday, a workshop and training programme was conducted at the District Parishad meeting hall as part of the Swarnandhra @ 2047 initiative, focusing on the vision action plans for Kurnool and Nandyal districts as well as constituency-wise strategies. Speaking on the occasion, She emphasized that under the Swarnandhra @ 2047 framework, meetings have been held with stakeholders from the district to mandal levels to gather inputs. Additionally, household surveys were conducted to prepare the district-level documentation for 2047. She highlighted that the Chief Minister has already launched the State Vision Document, which aligns with the Central Government's Viksit Bharat Plan. Dr Navya stated that having a clear vision plan is essential to achieving targeted developmental goals within a defined timeframe. 'We have assessed the potential across the primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors and evaluated the available resources within our district. Action plans have been prepared to enhance contributions from various sectors so as to achieve an annual growth rate of 50%,' she added. She further directed that, in line with the district action plan, micro-level action plans must also be formulated at constituency and mandal levels. The Vision Andhra framework includes ten core principles: zero poverty, advancement of the agriculture sector, water security, skill development, social security, and a holistic blend of development and welfare. She also noted that Andhra Pradesh ranks first in the country in terms of social security pensions. Planning Department Advisor Seethapati Rao, addressing the gathering, explained that the objective of the training program was to guide officials on how to design constituency-level plans under Swarnandhra @ 2047. He underlined the importance of these constituency-level plans, stating that the Chief Minister would personally review each of them. He urged officials to meticulously prepare the action plans and provided a detailed presentation explaining the methodology for preparing these plans. The program was attended by Adoni Sub-Collector Maurya Bharadwaj, CPO Himaprabha Raju, Kurnool RDO Sandeep Kumar, Pattikonda RDO Bharat, Nandyal CPO Venugopal, MPDOs, and other officials.
Hans India
26-04-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Women exhorted to turn entrepreneurs
Vijayawada: NTR district Collector Dr G Lakshmisha called for advancing the government slogan 'One Family-One Entrepreneur' as a grand movement in order to propel the State's industrial sector toward progress, promote large-scale investments, entrepreneurship, employment, and innovation. He urged for achieving industrial progress under this slogan. Dr Lakshmisha inaugurated a workshop on 'One Family-One Entrepreneur' at farmers' training centre here on Friday. He inspected product stalls set up by various organisations successfully led by women. As part of the programme, Association of Lady Entrepreneurs of Andhra Pradesh (ALEAP) representatives explained the pivotal role it plays in transforming small ideas into successful business projects. Eight entrepreneurs, who are already successfully running industries, shared their operations and expressed readiness to guide women aspiring to become entrepreneurs in the future. These entrepreneurs - Punarbhava Shaktivel (Punarbhava Sustainable Products), Ch Jithendriya (Akruti Biogreen), Keerthana (9 Nutz), Madhuri (Sri Shyamalamba Food Products), Srikanth (Srikanth Industries Pvt Ltd), Naveen (Twils), D Vijayadurga (Sri Sahasra Industries), and Parvathi (Man Urban Bowl) - provided valuable suggestions to women from self-help groups (SHGs). They emphasised that with strong determination and aspiration, one can succeed and provide employment to others, even without initial capital. Dr Lakshmisha, later addressing the media, explained the workshop's objectives. He stated that the government has unveiled the ambitious Swarnandhra @ 2047 vision document to achieve sustainable development across all sectors and create a poverty-free state. Awareness programmes are being conducted for approximately 4.5 lakh SHG women with the government's goal being to see every woman become an entrepreneur. The Collector stated that NTR district's per capita income in 2024-25 is Rs 2.52 lakh with a target of reaching Rs 55 lakh by 2047. He urged aspiring entrepreneurs to take inspiration from women entrepreneurs who, with an investment of Rs 2 lakh, have achieved turnovers worth crores.
