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Date: October 09, 2024

Naidu’s Grand Plans for Empowering Backward Communities

Naidu’s Commitment to Backward Communities

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is determined to fulfill his promises to Backward Communities (BCs) in Andhra Pradesh. These communities have supported the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) since the beginning. To give back to them, Naidu’s government is preparing a significant initiative.


Comprehensive State-Wide Survey

To truly understand the needs of BCs, the TDP government will conduct a detailed survey. This survey aims to assess the socio-economic conditions of BC communities across the state. It will collect data on their jobs, income levels, and access to government programs. The government plans to entrust this task to a reliable organization based in Delhi or Chennai. The survey will start by November and help the government create effective policies to improve the lives of BCs.


Skill Development for Backward Communities Youth

With the world becoming more reliant on technology, Naidu recognizes the need for BC youth to upgrade their skills. The state government will launch programs to train these youth in modern industries. This will help them compete in the job market and earn more. Previously, the TDP government distributed tools and equipment to BC youth based on their jobs. However, with changing times, the focus is now on enhancing skills to match current industry needs.

In the past, the TDP government has distributed tools and equipment free of cost, based on the occupations of BC youth. However, with the changing times, the focus has now shifted towards enabling them with advanced skills and technological knowledge to improve their economic condition and increase their earning potential.


Empowering BCs Through New Opportunities

The government’s initiatives aim to empower BCs by giving them access to new opportunities. The survey and training programs will help improve their living standards. With these steps, Naidu is ensuring that BCs can progress economically and socially.


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