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Naidu Promises Poverty-Free Future for Tribal Families in Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said tribal families should not have to live in poverty.

He announced plans to improve roads, healthcare, schools, jobs, and welfare in tribal areas.

The government says it has already built 900 kilometres of roads.

It also plans to bring tap water and solar power to 160,000 homes.

More coffee farms and homestays are expected to create income for families.

Medical vehicles and drones will help people in remote places reach healthcare faster.

The government also plans to train 100,000 young people for jobs.

Naidu said a new plan would protect employment opportunities for local tribal people.

Key facts

Road construction: 900 kilometres built under the Adivathalli Bata project at a cost of ₹1,000 crore.
Household services: Tap water and rooftop solar facilities planned for 160,000 houses.
Coffee cultivation: Expansion planned across another 100,000 acres.
Youth training: Skill development programmes planned for 100,000 youth over three years.
Emergency healthcare: An emergency lifeline network with 150 vehicles has been created in Alluri Sitarama Raju district.
Health infrastructure: The Tribal Health Infrastructure Mission has an allocation of ₹250 crore.
Medical testing: Mobile medical services through ambulances 104 are planned to offer 42 types of tests at people’s doorsteps.

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