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Modi, Shah, Naidu, Chiranjeevi wish Pawan Kalyan on 55th birthday; PM says he is driving NDA’s governance agenda in Andhra

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Pawan Kalyan was at the forefront of the NDA’s governance agenda in Andhra Pradesh

Modi, Shah, Naidu, Chiranjeevi wish Pawan Kalyan on 55th birthday; PM says he is driving NDA’s governance agenda in Andhra

On September 2, 2026, Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan celebrated his 55th birthday, receiving well-wishes from several prominent leaders of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted birthday greetings on X, praising Kalyan's contributions to the NDA's vision for good governance in Andhra Pradesh and wishing him a long and healthy life.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah echoed similar sentiments, while Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Governor S. Abdul Nazeer also sent their best wishes. Kalyan thanked the Prime Minister and Home Minister for their kind words and expressed his commitment to the NDA's development agenda. Andhra Pradesh's Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, called Kalyan a friend and a 'power star', and wished him a full hundred years of life and health.

He highlighted Kalyan's efforts to reform the Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Department, which he said were yielding excellent results. Other NDA leaders, including Nara Lokesh, Chiranjeevi, Ram Charan, and Allu Arjun, also extended their birthday greetings and praised Kalyan's dedication to serving the people of Andhra Pradesh.

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