“Welfare Programmes Play Crucial Role In Economic Upliftment” Andhra Chief Minister N. Chandrababu

Mumbai : Andhra Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said that efforts are being made to ensure that every poor family has a monthly income of Rs 10,000.

“Making efforts to provide Rs 10,000 income per month to poor families, in the past four and a half year of the TDP government in the state the priority has been given for “the welfare” in state budget” said Naidu

In an offical statement he also said that “A separate corporation was established for all sections of the people.” Fee reimbursement was imposed to the poor students, while the number of residential schools was increased.”

Minimum 5 rupees have been levied with the cheap rates of food for the poor in Anna Canteen for hygiene food, whereas old age pension has been increased to Rs 1,000 per month under the NTR Bharo Scheme.

Further Naidu also said that “The state government is providing financial assistance of Rs.15 lakhs to students under “Vidya Vidya Yojana”. The welfare programs are being implemented and monitored in real time.”

Welfare programmes plays a very crucial part in the economic uplift of the poor says N. Chandrababu Naidu “The TDP government has started several welfare programs for the benefit of the poor. Development of society is possible only through economic uplift of the poor. Creating wealth using available resources is the only way to eliminate poverty.”

Further he added that his government is implementing the Public Distribution System (PDS) “We are implementing Chandranna Bhima for the benefit of the people working in unorganised sector. Chandranna Bhima has received 94 per cent satisfaction rating from the public”

(With ANI Inputs )