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Andhra Pradesh govt to launch 'Mana Palana- Mee Suchana' program from Monday
The Andhra Pradesh government headed by chief minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, which has been fulfilling the various schemes in the last one year has stepped into the second year grandly with yet another new flagship program for the welfare of people.
The Andhra Pradesh government headed by chief minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, which has been fulfilling the various schemes in the last one year has stepped into the second year grandly with yet another new flagship program for the welfare of people. AP government is planning to start a program under name Mana Palana-Mee Suchana program on Monday, which will continue till Friday to take the inputs from the people in governance. Vijaya Kumar, secretary of the Planning Department ex-officio, said in a statement on it.
Chief YS Jagan will also be present at the event through video conference. The review will be held every day, from 2.30 pm to 5 pm. It is suggested that no more than 50 people should participate in the event as part of coronavirus regulations. After that, the report will be collected from each district, and the objectives will be set.
The dates of the programs are also announced wherein, the views on the reforms, welfare, agriculture and allied sectors would be taken on 25 while the views on education reforms, schemes would be taken on 26 and industries, investment sector on 28 lastly, the views on the health sector, reforms would be made on 29.
