No To Singapore: Naidu To Follow Japanese Model To Fuel Andhra Growth

[Spartan]

Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu will visit Japan in November to study the development model the Asian giant followed and to showcase the investment possibilities in the state. As part of the program, on Tuesday evening he is scheduled to call on the Japanese ambassador.

Naidu, who is in Delhi on a two-day visit to pursue the implementation of projects assured and incorporated in the AP Reorganization Act, 2014 with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other central ministers, had a 90-minute one-on-one meeting with the Prime Minister. Issues such as according special status to the new state, bridging the revenue deficit, financial assistance to the new capital and early completion of Polavaram projects are said to have been discussed in the meeting.

The chief minister's day began with a meeting on Monday at the New Delhi airport itself where he accidentally ran into union agriculture minister Radha Mohan Singh. Naidu raised the drought situation prevailing in the state following the failure of monsoons.

Later he met minister for commerce and industry Niramala Sitaraman and inquired about the status of the projects incorporated in the bill.

Sitaraman is said to have informed the CM that the central team was ready to visit the state if the state government identifies the land for the projects. The chief minister assured the identification of the land would be completed immediately. Naidu also met petroleum minister Dharmendra Pradhan and discussed the progress of the setting up of a world-class petroleum university, petro-corridor, LNG projects etc.

The chief minister also met union food processing miniter Simranjeet Kaur Badal. He is also scheduled to meet finance minister Arun Jaitley, railway minister Sadananda Gouda and consumer affairs minister Ramvilas Paswan.

Later in the evening while addressing foreign correspondents in New Delhi, the chief minister underlined the three policies chalked out for Andhra Pradesh - IT policy, electronics policy and innovation policy- to make the state a Silicon Corridor. He also discussed his government's plan to develop the eastern coast into a major maritime hub.

Unveiling his plan for development of the state, Naidu said that he would incorporate world models into his plan. "The purpose of my visit to Japan is to study their developmental model and incorporate certain components to give Andhra Pradesh a global visibility," he further added.

The chief minister is reportedly visiting Delhi amid growing concerns among the people about tardy progress in the implementation of projects the centre assured to the state in AP-Reorganization Act 2014. The apprehension is that the centre has been hesitant to help the state as this would trigger similar demands from other states.

However, a spokesperson of the state government said that many projects mentioned in the Act would start taking a final shape in the next three to six months.
 

[Cheeta]

Oho Japan lo kadatada hotel inka lol.1q

[Sona_Parv001]

oori naayana, ee vanka tho eedu world tour complete chestademo ga 5rs lo.

[puli_keka]

[sigsegv]

b babu  careful gaa undaali asale jpan lo chepalu ekkuva 

[rondon9999]

Jaffas hadavudi chesthunnaru ga

Monna may lo ne kadha ra nadarivi kosi chethilo pettinam malli vasthannayA

[dewarist]

Anni chotla enduku Naidu garu...Manchi anni chotla undi..

 

All Mix Fruit Juice type lo choodandi..

[Johny]

ya man he will do it..singapore..japan...london..nyc...last ki no capital for sa in 5 yrs...may be hardly few buildings leptharu..but full fledged ga capital ready avvali ante min 15-20 yrs aithadhi...

[sigsegv]

ya man he will do it..singapore..japan...london..nyc...last ki no capital for sa in 5 yrs...may be hardly few buildings leptharu..but full fledged ga capital ready avvali ante min 15-20 yrs aithadhi...

singapore lo buildings legustaayi ...