Archive · 30 Sep 2025
AP Minister Seeks NRI Support for Poverty-Free Andhra
The government of Andhra Pradesh wants to eliminate poverty in the state by 2047.
To do this, they are asking Telugu people living abroad (NRIs) to help.
They are using a plan called P4, which means working together with the public, private businesses, and people.
The minister in charge of small businesses and NRIs, Kondapalli Srinivas, explained that the NRIs can help by giving money, sharing knowledge, and guiding others.
Over 300 NRIs have already signed up to help, which is just the beginning of this big plan.
The goal is to create a better life for everyone in Andhra Pradesh.
AP Minister urged NRIs to support the P4 initiative.
The goal is to achieve a poverty-free Andhra Pradesh by 2047.
NRIs can contribute financially and through knowledge sharing.
The P4 initiative aims to connect stable and vulnerable families.
Over 300 NRIs registered their support for P4.
- Who
- MSME and NRI Minister Kondapalli Srinivas, Telugu NRIs
- What
- Minister called on NRIs to support the P4 initiative to achieve a poverty-free Andhra Pradesh.
- When
- During Telugu Language Day celebrations.
- Where
- Saudi Arabia.
- Why
- To involve the diaspora in making Andhra Pradesh poverty-free by 2047.
- Initiative
- Public-Private-People Partnership (P4)
- Minister
- Kondapalli Srinivas (MSME and NRI)
- Goal
- Poverty-free Andhra Pradesh by 2047
- Event
- Telugu Language Day Celebrations
- Organizers
- Saudi Arabia Telugu Association and Telugu Desam NRI Committee
- NRIs Registered
- Over 300