YSRCP chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has questioned Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu over the whereabouts of Gade Sai Krishna, a Vijayawada youth whose disappearance has triggered serious public concern and political debate. Jagan Raises Questions Over Sai Krishna Case Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has demanded clarity from Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu over the Sai

YSRCP questions TDP Mahanadu and Mega DSC recruitment row   YSRCP Targets TDP Mahanadu YSRCP spokesperson Naga Malleswari has sharply criticised the TDP Mahanadu, calling it a political drama planned to divert public attention from the alleged Mega DSC scam and growing dissatisfaction against the coalition government in Andhra Pradesh. Speaking at the YSRCP central office in Tadepalli, she alleged that the Chandrababu Naidu gover

TDP Mahanadu 2026 goes virtual with cluster-level participation and women's welfare theme TDP Mahanadu 2026 Goes Virtual The Telugu Desam Party’s annual Mahanadu 2026 begins on May 27, in a virtual format from the party’s central office in Mangalagiri. The event, earlier planned as a three-day physical conclave in Nellore, has been shortened to two days on May 27 and 2

PM Modi Meets Naidu and Pawan Kalyan in Hyderabad Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the residences of N. Chandrababu Naidu, Chief Minister of

Andhra Pradesh is aiming to become a pioneer in quantum technology, with plans to establish a dedicated “Quantum Valley” in Amaravati by 2031. The initiative is designed to position the state as a leading hub for quantum comp

Water sharing between Andhra Pradesh (AP) and Telangana has once again become a hot topic of public discussion, especially when fluctuating reservoir levels or unpredictable rainfall patterns heighten concerns. While the debate often takes on a political tone, causing confusion among farmers and the public, the real issue lies in ensuring stable and equitable access to this shared natural resource. AP Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has been consistently highlighting the importance of efficient water management and cooperation between the two states. His approach emphasizes administrative clarity, scientific planning, and mutual coordination rather than conflict. Naidu advocates for transparency in data and clear communication between the irrigation departments of both states to avoid misunderstandings and reduce political tensions. Naidu’s stance is straightforward: improved water resource management, such as sharing transparent data on river inflows and disciplined reservoir management, can help both states avoid unnecessary disputes. This strategy depends on the exchange of real-time information on shared river systems like the Krishna and Godavari, which support agriculture, drinking water supply, and industries in both regions. Central to this approach is the modernization of irrigation infrastructure, particularly canal systems, to minimize water loss and ensure fair distribution to farmers, particularly those at the end of irrigation networks. Managing these resources effectively requires both timely updates and long-term planning to meet the needs of farmers in both states. One of the major challenges to water sharing is climate variability. With rainfall patterns becoming increasingly unpredictable, careful planning for both drought and surplus conditions is essential. This requires coordinated efforts, ensuring both states are prepared for any situation. Building public confidence hinges on governments engaging in open dialogue and using verified data to inform decisions. While political debate will always be part of the democratic process, water security depends on stability, foresight, and cooperation. Naidu believes that prioritizing collaboration between AP and Telangana will help protect the interests of farmers and citizens, ensuring that natural resources are managed fairly and efficiently.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has initiated a significant push towards environmentally responsible public transportation by directing officials to introduce at least 1,000 electric buses into the APSRTC fleet. This move is a crucial part of the government's broader vision to enhance green mobility and reduce carbon emissions in the state. At a recent review meeting at the Secretariat, CM Naidu emphasized the need for sustainable and eco-friendly solutions in the st

February 4, 2026, is emerging as an important day in Andhra Pradesh’s political scene, with key developments involving the state’s top leaders. A significant meeting is expected between Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan at the Chief Minister’s residence in Undavalli. The discussion is likely to focus on major current issues, including the Tirumala Laddu controversy and the ongoing political exchanges between the ruling alliance and the opposition. The outcome of this interaction could influence the direction of political conversations in the days ahead. Former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is on his regular visit to Andhra Pradesh and is expected to arrive in Guntur. During his visit, he is likely to meet the family of Ambati Rambabu to offer condolences, a move that may once again bring attention to the controversy surrounding the issue. His presence and remarks are expected to draw political responses and further intensify the rivalry between the government and the opposition. With Chandrababu Naidu, Pawan Kalyan, and YS Jagan Mohan Reddy all making notable moves on the same day, the political atmosphere in the state is set to remain active. These developments may shape public discussion and media focus in the coming weeks, as both the Tirumala Laddu issue and the Ambati Rambabu matter continue to fuel debate across Andhra Pradesh.