- Naidu urges development, law, order, and jobs over violence.
- Andhra Pradesh aims for ₹308 lakh crore economy by 2047.
- TDP commits 33% reservation for women in future elections.
- Mahanadu event celebrates party workers’ energy and unity.
N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday asserted that Andhra Pradesh requires development, law and order, and employment opportunities rather than violence and “bloodshed with animal sacrifices,” as he addressed the Telugu Desam Party’s Mahanadu conclave. The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and TDP chief said the state’s future depended on welfare, jobs, and economic growth, while unveiling the broader vision behind the government’s ambitious “Swarna Andhra @2047” roadmap.
“What the poor need are welfare schemes, not axe attacks. What the youth need are jobs, not axe stabs. What the state needs is law and order, not bloodshed with animal sacrifices. Those who write a history of blood cannot script the history of Swarna Andhra”, Naidu said, as quoted by PTI.
Swarna Andhra 2047 Vision Targets Massive Economic Growth
The “Swarna Andhra @2047” initiative is the Andhra Pradesh government’s long-term development strategy aimed at transforming the state into a ₹308 lakh crore economy by 2047. The vision document targets a per capita income of ₹55 lakh and aligns itself with the Centre’s broader “Viksit Bharat” mission. The government is aiming for sustained annual economic growth exceeding 15 percent over the coming decades.
Speaking about the state’s development priorities, Naidu emphasized the importance of technology-driven growth and innovation.
“Growing from IT towards Quantum is our policy…We have hardworking party workers, they are our strength and our force”, he said.
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Naidu Praises Party Workers At Mahanadu Event
Addressing party cadres during the annual TDP conclave, Naidu described Mahanadu as the energy centre of party workers and supporters associated with the yellow flag of the Telugu Desam Party.
“Mahanadu means the energy of party workers and yellow flag…Even though vehicle noise has reduced due to the virtual format, the enthusiasm among party workers has not reduced”, he remarked.
The TDP leadership used the event to highlight organisational unity and outline future political and governance priorities ahead of upcoming electoral battles.
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TDP Announces 33% Reservation For Women Candidates
During the conclave, Nara Lokesh announced that the Telugu Desam Party would reserve 33 percent seats for women in all future elections. The resolution was formally proposed at the Mahanadu gathering and projected as a significant political commitment toward women’s representation.
Lokesh stated that while opposition parties had allegedly created obstacles for the Women’s Reservation Bill in Parliament, the TDP had independently decided to implement 33 percent reservation for women candidates regardless of the bill’s status.
