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Chandrababu Naidu promises to build Amaravati by next year
The state government initially set 2018 as the deadline for completing the phase-1 of the capital city
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Chandrababu's limited choices
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has backed the financial package announced by Union finance minister Arun Jaitley on September 7. And, re-endorsed the Centre's move on the floor of the state legislative Assembly the following day, amid protests from opposition YSR Congress members.By announcing an additional set of financial benefits for the state on top of the entitlements already incorporated in the AP Reorganisation Act, 2013, the central government showed a way for its regional ally to distance itself from the demand for special category status, that the Centre has turned down on several occasions.The eagerness with which the Andhra government had sought to support the financial package, followed by the statements like 'the state would not gain anything more than this even if the special category status was given', has bestowed unusual unanimity in relations between the Centre and the TDP government on the question of special status, for the first time in the past t
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Cash-for-vote case: HC stays ACB court order against AP CM
Naidu had on Thursday filed a petition in the HC requesting it to quash the private complaint filed against him by the YSRCP MLA
People's help needed to make Vizag world-class city:Chandrababu Naidu
Three-day conclave would discuss challenges faced by cities and rapid urbanisation
Chandrababu Naidu meets PM on Andhra Pradesh's special status demand
MoS Y S Chowdary said on Tuesday that following assurance from Jaitley, his party has decided to adopt a wait-and-watch policy
Naidu rues unfinished bifurcation-related issues
Chandrababu also vent his ire at the Centre for releasing only Rs. 2,300 crore to bridge state's revenue deficit caused by the bifurcation
Pragmatic Chandrababu Naidu will count on Modi govt
Even as Modi govt celebrates two years in office, TDP cadres in AP make it clear they want Centre to deliver on commitments made when the state got bifurcated
Growing sins have increased income of temples, says Chandrababu Naidu
Calls upon DMs to develop competitive spirit, use FY2017 as base year for competition among districts in development indicators
No time to rest
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, who was in Mumbai to participate in a Make in India event, spoke about how hard his government and the people of the state were working now that they were part of a new state (in 2014, the state of Telangana was carved out of undivided Andhra Pradesh). He joked that just like the people of the state, their ruling deity, Tirupati Balaji, was also working harder. His resting period has been cut down and he is available for darshan longer than before.
