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Nagarjuna pledges film industry support till El Niño threat eases
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Actor Akkineni Nagarjuna pledged Tollywood’s full support to CM Revanth Reddy’s appeal to tackle the severe impacts of the Super El Niño phenomenon in Telangana.

Film actor Akkineni Nagarjuna
Hyderabad: Film actor Akkineni Nagarjuna has responded positively to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s appeal for cooperation from the public, industrialists and various sectors to tackle the potential impact of the natural phenomenon known as Super El Niño.
Nagarjuna said El Niño was having a severe impact across the world, while uncertainty remained over how long the phenomenon would persist. He cautioned that its effects could intensify in the coming days, potentially creating serious challenges.
He stressed the need for collective efforts and urged citizens to cooperate with the State government in addressing the situation. Responding to the Chief Minister’s appeal, Nagarjuna assured that the Telugu film industry would extend its support to the government during this challenging period.
“The film industry will always extend its support. In response to Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s call, the film industry will continue to assist the government until the impact of El Niño subsides,” Nagarjuna said.
He emphasised the importance of cooperation among all sections of society to help the state navigate the challenges posed by the weather phenomenon.
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