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AP budget-2014: Speech highlights of Yanamala
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Hyderabad: Yanamala Ramakrishnudu, the Finance Minister of Andhra Pradesh state, has presented the budget in the state assembly, on Wednesday.
Hyderabad: Yanamala Ramakrishnudu, the Finance Minister of Andhra Pradesh state, has presented the budget in the state assembly, on Wednesday. The budget amounting Rs 1.11L has been approved by the state cabinet, before the introduction of the same in the state cabinet. The highlights of Yanamala’s budget speech are as follows:
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Yanamala said that the development in the state has been taking a back foot over the past few years. Further, he said that scams and corruption ruled the state for many years. There was a responsibility bestowed on their shoulders to streamline everything that went wrong, added Yanamala.
Yanamala said that the TDP government will not restrict themselves to allocation of funds, but also would look into the true purpose of such allocations. He said that Nara Chandrababu Naidu, the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, has recognised many problems during his Pada Yatra. He said that the backwardness of SCs/BCs would be overcome in a short duration. Through the process of decentralisation development would be achieved. New methods would be adopted in the matters of development, added Yanamala.
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