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Priority to opinions of people at grievance cell, says CM
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu interacted with the ANU (Adikavi Nannaya University) students through a videoconference here on Sunday. He interacted with the students directly from Vishakhapatnam where an international seminar (Partnership Summit) was in progress.
Rajamahendravaram: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu interacted with the ANU (Adikavi Nannaya University) students through a videoconference here on Sunday. He interacted with the students directly from Vishakhapatnam where an international seminar (Partnership Summit) was in progress.
In this connection, the CM explained the students on technological developments that would take place in the state. He informed them about Alexa system that works on voice commands. He assured the students that he would try to bring the paperless administration soon in the state.
The CM also stated that their government was going to implement Bhudhar numbering system for lands in the state. Chandrababu Naidu reiterated that their government was going to set up a drone corporation and a data bank centre on Praja Sadhikarika Survey. They were giving much priority to the opinions of the public through the grievance cell numbers.
He also stated that they were providing internet services to the public for lower prices. He pitched the information on education system at West Godavari through the Alexa voice commands. He also answered the questions raised by the students of ANU. After completion of the videoconference, Vice-Chancellor Mutyala Naidu said that all the colleges under the ambit of the ANU had participated in the videoconference.
