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Naidu Inaugurates Waste Plant, Vows Clean Governance

Naidu Inaugurates Waste Plant, Vows Clean Governance
CM Chandrababu inaugurates waste processing plant in NTR district · thehansindia.com

The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Nara Chandrababu Naidu, opened a new waste processing plant in the NTR district.

This plant uses science to handle different types of waste.

The goal is to make the area cleaner and healthier by reducing bad smells, diseases, and pollution.

The government is also taking steps to improve waste management and cleanliness, including deploying electric autorickshaws for waste collection.

The Chief Minister vowed zero tolerance for corruption and emphasized transparent and accountable governance.

He also outlined various welfare and infrastructure initiatives, such as providing safe drinking water, improving sanitation, and supplying water to the Krishna Delta.

The opposition, however, criticizes the government's efforts, claiming that the previous government left piles of garbage and that the current government's initiatives are insufficient.

Key facts

Location
Kondapalli Municipality, NTR district, Andhra Pradesh
Inauguration Date
Saturday
Inaugurated By
Nara Chandrababu Naidu (virtually)
Key Attendee
Vasantha Venkata Krishna Prasad (MLA, Mylavaram)
Plant Capacity
Processes dry and wet waste using scientific methods
Investment in Urban Local Bodies
Rs 15,274 crore
New Electric Autorickshaws
126 new e-autorickshaws for door-to-door waste collection
Waste Treatment Plants
Rs 528 crore allocated for waste treatment plants
Water Supply
450 TMC of water supplied to the Krishna Delta
Talliki Vandanam Scheme
Rs 10,122 crore to be disbursed to 67.4 lakh beneficiaries

Quotes

Nara Chandrababu Naidu

Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh

“Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday called for building a clean and prosperous Andhra Pradesh through the 'Swachh Andhra-Swarna Andhra' initiative, urging every household to adopt a net-zero approach, reduce waste generation, follow a carbon-neutral lifestyle, and harvest rainwater to recharge groundwater.”
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