Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan officials exchange ideas on governance and development practices

Lanka Dinakar, Chairman of the Twenty-Point Programme Implementation Committee, welcomed a delegation from Rajasthan’s Planning Department to the Secretariat connected Monday. The sojourn aims to speech champion governance practices and research opportunities for communal learning betwixt the 2 States.

Recounting Andhra Pradesh’s July survey circuit to Rajasthan, Mr. Dinakar noted innovations specified arsenic Rajasthan’s Janaadhar Card system—similar to Andhra Pradesh’s Family Card—and the recognition of aspirational blocks for targeted development.

He outlined Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s imaginativeness of “Swarna Andhra @ 2047” to marque Andhra Pradesh a USD 2.4 trillion system successful enactment with the nationalist extremity of “Viksit Bharat @ 2047.” The State is restructuring the Twenty-Point Programme into the “Swarna Andhra Implementation Programme” to align payment and improvement goals with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Mr. Dinakar highlighted Andhra Pradesh’s GSDP of ₹15.93 lakh crore successful 2024–25, ranking 5th nationally, and its investments successful infrastructure, including caller ports, airports, and a planned “Quantum Valley.” He said the State aspires to beryllium a exemplary of welfare-driven, growth-oriented, and technology-enabled governance.