TDP Launches 'First Step towards Good Governance' Campaign

The Telugu Desam Party (TDP), the ruling political entity in Andhra Pradesh, has initiated a widespread door-to-door outreach under the banner ‘Suparipalana Toli Adugu’ or ‘First Step towards Good Governance’. Aiming to highlight the achievements of the NDA coalition government in the state over the past year, this campaign kick-started on a statewide scale this Wednesday.

Leading the initiative in Vijayawada was TDP MP Kesineni Shivnath, who deemed the campaign a significant milestone in Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu’s fourth tenure. "Public satisfaction is crucial. We are leveraging geo-tagged data to monitor responses, enhance transparency, and strengthen the connection between people and their elected representatives," Shivnath noted during his interaction with reporters.

Shivnath shone a spotlight on critical initiatives undertaken by the government, including the punctual disbursal of pensions, the 'Talliki Vandanam' scheme which provides Rs 15,000 annually per child to support education, assistance to farmers, plans for job creation, and the provision of free gas cylinders.

This extensive campaign seeks not only to evaluate the implementation of these initiatives but also to gather public feedback and invigorate party workers as local elections approach. By engaging directly with voters in their communities, the campaign strives to forge a closer connection between the constituents and their government, Shivnath explained.

As part of the campaign, booth-level committees and local leaders are tasked with visiting households, elucidating government initiatives, and distributing informational pamphlets across all districts.

TDP leaders assert that the campaign is also designed to counteract opposition “misinformation,” rebuild trust with the electorate, and reinforce that the TDP-led coalition government is fulfilling its electoral promises promptly.

The outreach efforts are planned to continue across every assembly segment, ensuring accountability and advocating for people-focused governance.

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