Naidu talks about P4, elimination of poverty, etc in fireside chat

Visakhapatnam: The second day of the CII Partnership Summit commenced with an interesting fireside chat of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu with Palki Sharma.

From the Assembly sessions that suffered severe power cuts to farmers' woes, Naidu recalled how he worked towards bringing revolution in power sector decades back.

At a time when there is war in other countries, the Chief Minister emphasised how powerful leadership makes a positive impact. With India having a democratic advantage plus powerful leadership like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Naidu expressed confidence that if resources are utilised appropriately, India is all set to become unstoppable.

When Palki Sharma asked about the job cuts due to AI at the entry level due to the advent of AI, the Chief Minister responded, "On the positive side, AI is giving accurate results in the fields of health, agriculture, marketing, among other key areas. In future, more jobs are going to come up and it will be in a virtual mode along with other modes of employment, the Chief Minister assured.

About China becoming the manufacturing powerhouse, Naidu said signs of the shift in India is very apparent and the focus is on not just to enhance manufacturing sector but across other areas as well. "In another two decades from now, India is likely to be equal or outbeat China in multiple sectors," Naidu predicted.

Underlying the need to create a favourable society to grow economically, Naidu highlighted how P4 contributes to such growth.

The Chief Minister highlighted the importance of building healthy, wealthy and happy society and how hard he is striving for it.

After 10 years, Naidu invited Palki Sharma to check which city and state people would find more liveable. He mentioned that Visakhapatnam is known for being the safest city.

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