AP Leaders Direct Funds, Rural Development

The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, N Chandrababu Naidu, and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan have told officials to use all the remaining central government money by January 15, 2026.

They also want them to work hard to help villages and tribal areas.

The Chief Minister is going to visit districts unexpectedly to check how well the officials are doing.

He wants them to work faster and better, especially in fixing problems that people have.

The state has a lot of money from the central government for different projects, but not all of it has been used.

Some projects, like schools and housing, need more attention to spend the money properly.

The Deputy Chief Minister praised the collectors for their work in building roads, helping farmers, and cleaning up villages.

He also mentioned that Andhra Pradesh is doing very well in training people for village work.

The Chief Minister is worried because the state needs money, but it's not using the money it already has.

A union minister has promised more money, but only if the state uses the current funds first.

The Chief Minister wants everyone to work together to spend the money before the deadline and make people happier with the services they get.