Archive · 15 Aug 2025
AP CM Directs Revenue Boost, Focuses on Technology and Funds
The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh wants to make the state's money grow by 8%.
He told officials to find money from the central government and to watch how taxes are collected.
He wants to use new tech like special maps and AI to find places where people aren't paying taxes.
The government will also look for ways to sell things like red sanders from the forests to get more money, and keep helping people buy electric cars.
Chief Minister Naidu aims for an 8% revenue growth in Andhra Pradesh.
He directed officials to secure central funds and monitor tax collections through a new system.
Naidu instructed the use of technology like GIS and AI for land mapping and tax evasion prevention.
The government will explore revenue generation from forest products, including red sanders sales.
Existing subsidies for electric vehicles will continue, and a vehicle scrap policy will be implemented.
- Who
- Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu and state officials
- What
- Chief Minister Naidu instructed officials to boost state revenues and implement various measures, including using new technology and exploring new revenue streams.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh Secretariat
- Why
- To increase state revenue by 8% and improve financial management.
- CM
- Nara Chandrababu Naidu
- Revenue Growth Target
- 8%
- Meeting Location
- Secretariat
- Key Technologies
- GIS, AI, RTGS
- Forest Product
- Red sanders
- Vehicle Policy
- Electric vehicle subsidies continue
