Chandrababu Naidu Praises Top Officials, Warns Underperformers in Chirala

Chandrababu Naidu is the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, a big state in India.

He is like the head of a huge school, and the towns are like classes.

He visited a town called Chirala to check how the town's services were doing.

Services are things like keeping streets clean, giving food to children, and keeping people safe.

Think of it like a report card for the town — Chirala moved up to 30th place out of 175 towns.

Many services did very well, even better than the state average.

But some services, like drinking water and road repairs, still need to improve.

The chief minister gave the town's helpers one month to do better.

He also gave 75 crore rupees to build things like a nice beach.

And he promised that money for cooking gas will go straight into people's bank accounts.