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Amaravati capital construction should be included in edn syllabus: CM
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said that awareness should be created among various sections of people and students on how farmers offered their lands voluntarily under land pooling for the new capital construction and thus became partners in Amaravati development.
Amaravati: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said that awareness should be created among various sections of people and students on how farmers offered their lands voluntarily under land pooling for the new capital construction and thus became partners in Amaravati development.
Highlights:
- Describes Amaravati as a ‘Symbol of Pride’ and Polavaram as a ‘Symbol of Progress’
- Says views of students on the capital can be obtained by holding seminars and workshops
The Chief Minister suggested that officials should examine the issue of including in the syllabus of school and college students the significance and history of construction of the best world class capital city of Amaravati for the benefit of even future generations.
While analysing and reviewing the impact of investments and future employment generation in Amaravati with officials here on Sunday, the Chief Minister opined that organising seminars and workshops at educational institutions, universities will be immensely useful for obtaining the views of students on Amaravati.
Naidu described Amaravati - as ‘A Symbol of Pride’ and Polavaram as ‘a symbol of progress’ and emphasised the need to carry the above message to the nook and corner of the State for highlighting the significance of People's capital Amaravati.
The Chief Minister directed the CRDA and Irrigation Department officials to work out a special strategy to take the message to every village and town of Andhra Pradesh and Telugu NRIs living in various countries.
The Chief Minister instructed the officials to create awareness among the people of 13 districts about the need and impact of constructing world class capital city of Amaravati which will be designed with the objective of being the “Happiest City” in the world and providing employment to lakhs of unemployed youth.
