Archive · 20 Aug 2025
Andhra Pradesh Launches P-4 Program to Eradicate Poverty
Andhra Pradesh is launching a new program called P-4, similar to a past initiative named Janmabhoomi.
This program aims to help poor families by matching them with mentors.
The goal is to provide them with jobs, education, and a better life to eliminate poverty by 2029.
The government is identifying families and mentors to ensure everyone gets help.
The program relies on people working together to achieve its goals.
The P-4 program, inspired by the Janmabhoomi initiative, aims to eradicate poverty in Andhra Pradesh.
The program focuses on people's cooperation, support from individuals, and participation from economically stable sections.
Approximately 9.37 lakh Golden Families and 1 lakh mentors (Margadarsis) have been identified.
The initiative includes employment generation, livelihood opportunities, and providing basic amenities.
CM Naidu has personally adopted 250 families in his Kuppam constituency.
- Who
- Chief Minister Naidu, Mentors, and underprivileged families.
- What
- The P-4 poverty eradication program.
- When
- Launched recently, inspired by the Janmabhoomi program.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India.
- Why
- To eradicate poverty and provide a better life for underprivileged families.
- Initiative
- P-4 (People, Public, Private Partnership)
- Goal
- Eradicate poverty by 2029
- Golden Families Identified
- 9.37 lakh
- Mentors Identified
- 1 lakh
- CM's Adoption
- 250 families
