1 year ago
GoM to Meet to Review District Name, Border Changes
The Andhra Pradesh government is looking at changing district names and boundaries.
A group of ministers will meet Wednesday to discuss this.
Many people and officials have asked for changes after the previous government's district changes caused problems, such as long travel distances to district headquarters.
The public can give their suggestions to the ministers at the meeting.
GoM will hold its first meeting on Wednesday.
The GoM will discuss changes to names and boundaries.
The meeting will be at the Secretariat.
The YSRCP government's reorganization is criticized.
Public and elected officials have requested changes.
- Who
- The GoM includes Revenue Minister Anagani Satya Prasad, P Narayana, Vangalapudi Anitha, B C Janardhan Reddy, Nimmala Rama Naidu, Nadendla Manohar and Y Satya Kumar Yadav.
- What
- The Group of Ministers (GoM) will consider changes to district, mandal, and village names and borders.
- Where
- The meeting will be held at the Secretariat.
- When
- The GoM will hold its first meeting on Wednesday.
- Why
- To address issues and requests related to district reorganization.
Current Government
Previous Government
Reorganization Process
Current Government
Criticizes the previous government's district reorganization process, citing issues.
Previous Government
N/A
Key facts
- GoM Meeting Date
- Wednesday
- Purpose
- Consider changes to names and borders
- Venue
- Secretariat
- Revenue Minister
- Anagani Satya Prasad
- GoM Members
- Seven Ministers
- Previous Govt.
- YSRCP
Quotes
Revenue Minister A Satya Prasad
The Minister of Revenue of Andhra Pradesh
“The GoM, constituted to oversee the renaming of districts, mandals, and villages, along with altering their borders, will convene for the first time on August 13 at the Secretariat”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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