AP Secures 2nd Position in Economic Growth, But Babu for 1st

Date: April 15, 2025

AP Secures 2nd Position in Economic Growth, But Babu for 1st

Andhra Pradesh’s Economic Recovery: A Significant Achievement

After years of financial struggles, Andhra Pradesh is finally showing signs of recovery. The state has been undergoing a series of financial reforms under the new NDA government, aimed at improving both the fiscal stability and the overall socio-economic conditions of the region.

According to the latest GSDP Survey by the Government of India, Andhra Pradesh has secured the second position in terms of economic growth. This is a significant milestone for the state after its financial setbacks over the last five years.

Chandrababu Naidu: “No. 2 Is Not Enough”

Despite the impressive progress, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu not satisfied with the state’s current position. In a bold statement, he emphasized that Andhra Pradesh should not settle for second place, aiming instead for the top spot in the economic growth index.

Naidu highlighted the example of Hyderabad, where during his first tenure as Chief Minister in the 1990s, the city ranked second behind Bangalore. Through strategic initiatives and development, Hyderabad eventually rose to become India’s number one city across various parameters.

Naidu’s Vision for Andhra Pradesh’s Future

Drawing on the success of Hyderabad, Naidu made it clear that he plans to use the same approach to elevate Andhra Pradesh to the number one position in terms of economic growth. He stated that reaching No. 2 means the state will have to work even harder to secure the top spot, just as he did with Hyderabad in the past.

Naidu’s determination and vision suggest that his government will continue to push for further reforms and economic policies aimed at securing financial prosperity for Andhra Pradesh.

Additionally, Naidu emphasized that transparency, fiscal discipline, and digital governance would remain at the core of this economic journey. With robust planning and focused execution, Andhra Pradesh is poised to become a benchmark state in India.