Archive · 12 Jan 2026
APNGOs Celebrates 75 Years of Independent Advocacy
The Andhra Pradesh Non-Gazetted Officers’ (APNGOs) Association has been working for 75 years to protect the rights of government employees.
They don’t support any political party and have been successful in getting many rights for employees.
The association is preparing for state-level elections and will soon celebrate their 75th anniversary.
They have faced challenges like suspensions and bans but continue to fight for employees' welfare.
Recently, the government has addressed some key issues like health cards and pending dues.
The association is ready to hold talks but will protest if necessary to protect employees' rights.
APNGOs Association has been advocating for government employees' rights for 75 years without political alignment.
State-level executive elections will be held in February following successful mandal and district-level elections.
The association has grown to include gazetted officers and employees from newly formed village and ward secretariats.
Government has addressed key issues such as PRC, health cards, and paid Rs 13,000 crore in pending dues.
APNGOs prioritizes dialogue but is prepared to launch agitations if necessary to protect employees' rights.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Non-Gazetted Officers’ (APNGOs) Association
- What
- Celebrating 75 years of advocacy for government employees
- When
- State Executive Committee meeting held on Sunday, upcoming elections in February
- Where
- Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To secure the rights of government employees without political alignment
- Organization
- Andhra Pradesh Non-Gazetted Officers’ (APNGOs) Association
- Anniversary
- 75 years
- Current President
- Alaparthi Vidyasagar
- Membership
- Growing, including gazetted officers and new secretariat employees
- Upcoming Elections
- State-level executive elections in February
- Key Issues Addressed
- PRC, health cards, pending dues
- Pending Dues Paid
- Rs 13,000 crore
- Employees Benefited
- 24 lakh serving and retired employees, pensioners, workers, and teachers