Story highlights
- VB-G Ramji scheme launched in Kodavaluru.
- Kovur MLA Vemireddy Prashanti Reddy said that Rs.
- 14 lakh crore funds have been received from the center in two years.
VB-G Ramji scheme launched in Kodavaluru. Kovur MLA Vemireddy Prashanti Reddy said that Rs. 14 lakh crore funds have been received from the center in two years. MLA Vemireddy Prashanti Reddy participated in the inauguration of VB-G Ramji in Ramannapalem Panchayat of Kodavaluru Mandal. He said that people with many financial problems have been entrusted to the coalition government, and Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu has implemented most of the election promises in two years. He praised Chandrababu Naidu as the leader who showed a new direction to us, which should have remained a state without a capital. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has provided great support for this. He said that due to the existence of a double engine government in the state, the state has received Rs. 14 lakh crore funds from the center in the last two years. Prashanti Reddy said that Andhra Pradesh has once again received national recognition. He said that the central government has selected Andhra Pradesh for the official national inauguration of the VB-G Ramji scheme. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan launched this scheme in Mukkavaripalli village of Obulavaripalle mandal of Tirupati district. The MLA said that the main objective of this scheme is to increase employment opportunities in villages, provide livelihood security to rural families, develop infrastructure and strengthen the rural economy. He said that this scheme has been designed to provide 60 days of work break during crop sowing and harvesting without any hindrance to agricultural work, and to provide 125 days of employment to the rural poor in a year. He said that the central government has fixed the daily wage for workers in Andhra Pradesh at Rs. 312, an increase of Rs. 5 compared to the previous one. He clarified that the existing e-KYC MGNREGA job cards will be valid until new rural employment guarantee cards are issued. He said that workers who do not have job cards will be enough to register with the gram panchayat and people do not need to worry.
