: The Andhra Pradesh government Wednesday said that it would soon bring out nine 'white papers', highlighting the state's progress in various sectors since the bifurcation in 2014 and also incorporating a vision for the coming five years.
The white papers should disclose facts to the people and reflect the reality, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu told officials at a high-level review meeting here.
While the series of white papers brought out in 2014, post-bifurcation, listed out the problems that confronted the new state on various fronts, the proposed set of white papers would explain the progress made by the state, braving numerous challenges in various sectors, he said.
"We should clearly put forth before the people, the tremendous progress we made in the last four years, despite a heavy financial deficit.
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