Andhra CM Naidu urges tribal communities to contribute to nation-building

The chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, Mr. Naidu, gave a speech at a big celebration called World Tribal Day.

He said tribal people are special because they live close to nature and keep their traditions alive.

He told them they can achieve great things when they get the right chances.

He gave an example of a lady named Droupadi Murmu, who grew up in a tribal family and worked hard to become the President of India.

Mr. Naidu said you don't have to be a soldier to help your country.

A farmer who grows more food or a woman who earns through self-employment is also helping the nation.

He said everyone, whether a student, teacher, worker or businessman, can contribute by working with dedication.

He also talked about plans called Viksit Bharat and Swarna Andhra to develop the country and the state by 2047.

He told people to set personal goals and work hard, because helping others is the highest form of patriotism.