Archive · 4 Aug 2026
TDP Door‑to‑Door Campaign Draws Strong Public Response
The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) ran a door‑to‑door campaign called Intintiki TDP to talk to people about the government’s work.
Nara Lokesh, the party’s national working president, said people were very excited about the visits.
In the first week, the party’s leaders went to more than 17 million homes in Andhra Pradesh.
They used new technology to keep track of how many houses were visited in each area.
The leaders talked about things like helping farmers, giving jobs to young people, and building better roads.
Palla Srinivasa Rao, a state party president, held a phone meeting to check how the campaign was going and asked everyone to keep visiting homes.
Nara Lokesh praised the enthusiastic public response to TDP’s Intintiki TDP campaign.
Alliance leaders visited 3,01,197 households on day seven, totaling 17,61,197 homes in the first week across Andhra Pradesh.
The campaign is monitored in real time using technology to track progress by constituency.
Party leaders highlighted government achievements in farmers’ welfare, women empowerment, youth employment, infrastructure, and welfare schemes.
TD state president Palla Srinivasa Rao held a teleconference to review progress and urge continued outreach.
- Who
- Nara Lokesh, Palla Srinivasa Rao, and TDP alliance leaders
- What
- Intintiki TDP door‑to‑door outreach campaign
- When
- Sunday, during the first week of the campaign
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, covering 3,01,197 households on day seven and 17,61,197 in total
- Why
- To showcase the government’s governance and welfare initiatives
- Campaign Name
- Intintiki TDP
- Total Households Covered (Week 1)
- 17,61,197
- Households on Day 7
- 3,01,197
- Technology Used
- Real‑time monitoring
- Key Focus Areas
- Farmers welfare, women empowerment, youth employment, infrastructure, welfare schemes
