Naidu calls for public participation in ‘Partners in Nation Building’ programme
Chief Minister also proposes 'Road Doctor’ initiative to ensure prompt repair of damaged roads in Andhra Pradesh and to keep them free of potholes
Telangana Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has urged officials, employees and citizens to actively participate in the "Partners in Nation Building" initiative. The program, set to be launched on August 15, aims to involve every citizen in nation building and raise awareness about their responsibility to contribute to the country's development.
During a review meeting at the Secretariat, Naidu emphasized that each government employee and official should view nation-building as a responsibility and take the initiative to the people. He directed officials to launch a statewide "Road Doctor" zero-pothole mission to repair damaged roads and potholes promptly. Pilot efforts have already begun in some locations and should be expanded across the state.
Naidu stressed that public participation could be strengthened through visible results and effective communication of facts. The response to the inauguration of the Bhogapuram airport and the DSC-2025 teachers' initiative in Kurnool serve as examples of people supporting government initiatives when they see positive outcomes and clear communication, he noted.
Naidu highlighted that improving government service delivery would itself be a contribution to nation-building and called for greater public awareness of the Partners in Nation Building program, urging officials to ensure citizens' active involvement. Senior officials from various departments attended the review meeting along with Chief Secretary G. Sai Prasad.
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