Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Chief Minister discusses health, education and population in R.K. Nagar
The Chief Minister visited a small village called R.K. Nagar and spoke with its residents.
The village has 47 families and 189 people.
He asked pregnant women about medical care in the area.
He also asked families about their children’s education and future plans.
One mother said her daughter was preparing for NEET, an examination for medical education.
The Chief Minister encouraged parents to support higher education.
He said the government was focusing on children’s education, health and happiness.
He also discussed government programmes and criticized the previous government over conditions in Agency areas.
The Chief Minister held an informal interaction with residents of R.K. Nagar in Gannela Panchayat, Alluri district.
He spoke with 16 residents, including two pregnant women, about healthcare and government schemes.
The village has 47 families and a total population of 189, prompting the Chief Minister to ask why it was declining.
He encouraged education, including NEET coaching, and said children were the country’s future asset.
He highlighted recruitment of 16,000 personnel and criticized the previous YSR Congress government over alleged failures in Agency areas.
- Who
- The Chief Minister and 16 residents of R.K. Nagar, including two pregnant women.
- What
- An informal discussion about healthcare, education, population decline and government schemes.
- Where
- R.K. Nagar in Gannela Panchayat, Alluri district.
- Why
- To discuss residents’ welfare and explain government development and recruitment initiatives.
- Village
- R.K. Nagar in Gannela Panchayat, Alluri district
- Population
- 189 people across 47 families
- Residents consulted
- 16 members, including two pregnant women
- Education
- A resident said her daughter was undergoing NEET coaching
- Recruitment
- The Chief Minister said 16,000 personnel had been recruited through the Direct Recruitment scheme
- Welcome
- Women and children welcomed the Chief Minister with a traditional Thimsa dance
- Government focus
- Education, health, child welfare and extending schemes across the State