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I-Day celebrations to be a grand affair
Minister for transport K Atchannaidu made it clear that Independence Day celebrations to held in Tirupati on August 15, would be organized in a grand way. It was a new tradition the Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu was following, since bifurcation of the state by conducting the celebrations at different places each year.
Tirupati: Minister for transport K Atchannaidu made it clear that Independence Day celebrations to held in Tirupati on August 15, would be organized in a grand way. It was a new tradition the Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu was following, since bifurcation of the state by conducting the celebrations at different places each year.
Speaking at a programme to distribute TVs to Anganwadi schools in Tirupati on Friday, the minister maintained that the Chief Secretary Dinesh Kumar held a meeting and allocated the works. “As in-charge minister to the district, I will also be in touch with the official machinery and every step will be taken to make the function a grand success,” he added.
Distributing televisions worth Rs.10 lakhs to Anganwadi centres donated by the local MLA M Suguna, Atchannaidu stated that the salaries for Anganwadi workers have been increased by the government despite the financial difficulties. “The pre- schools development is a revolutionary change and government schools are going in the right direction and can compete with the private schools,” he stated.
