CM Chandrababu Naidu launches Rs 3,222 crore works in Tirupati

Amaravati : Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has launched development works worth Rs. 3,222 crore under the Tirupati Urban Development Authority. Today (Monday), he laid the foundation stone for the works virtually from the Amaravati Secretariat. The Chief Minister launched the Venkatadri app to provide information to devotees. Chandrababu Naidu instructed the officials to complete the Integrated Pilgrim Township with a cost of Rs. 2750 crore in two years to provide facilities to the devotees of Srivari. On this occasion, he ordered the officials to decide on the inauguration ceremony and start the work. He suggested that agencies that work for God and not for money should be given a chance.

The Chief Minister said that the atmosphere of Tirumala should also be in the Integrated Pilgrim Township. It is not good if there is no sacred atmosphere in Tirupati. He said that everyone who comes to Tirupati should feel that this is what heaven is like. He said that if we do this, we will also get merit. He suggested that a clean and green city should be made from Tirupati to Renigunta with education, medicine and industries as a wonderful divine place. He said that house site arrangements should be made so that TTD employees can have self-respect. He said that a modern township should be established. To increase devotion to God, the quality of service, the cowsheds should be made into an experience center and developed to serve the cows. The CM suggested that God means protecting nature, and if you want to connect with him, you should bring a mentality of worshipping nature. The tanks should be connected. He said that walking there while listening to the Suprabhat is a good idea. He said that if spirituality and technology are combined, stress-free results will come. He said that Tirupati’s economic activity should increase, and skills and job opportunities should increase for the locals. Just as there is greenery in Tirumala, so should Tirupati as well… Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said that the feel-good factor increases when you see the Tirumala hill. TTD Chairman BR Naidu, EO M. Ravichandra, TTD Governing Council members, Tirupati District Collector, and TUDA officials attended the program virtually.