KCR Vs Chandrababu: Hits and Misses

KCR Vs Chandrababu: Hits and Misses
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KCR Vs Chandrababu: Hits and Misses. TRS chief K Chandrashekar Rao, Chandrababu Naidu, the TDP supremo regained power.

TRS chief K Chandrashekar Rao became the chief minister of the newly formed state Telagnana riding on the hopes and aspirations of people driven by sentiment. Chandrababu Naidu, the TDP supremo regained power to become the chief minister of residuary Andhra Pradesh promising to turn the new state into India's favourite destination. KCR Vs Chandrababu: Hits and Misses .

Six months passed after the bitter battle for elections concluded. Let us see how the two CMs have fared. Have they managed to fulfill the promises made to people of respective states? Let's have a look at their six months report card.
Telangana Chief Minister KCR
Hits:
-Rs 10 lakh package to families of martyrs
-Rs 4,250 crore loan waiver for farmers
-Rs 300 crores for modernisation of police force, vehicles and security mechanism
-Hike in pension scheme provided to widows,physically disabled and old people
-Removal of cases against students and others who participated in the Telagnana movement
-Measures to ensure women safety
-WIFI in Hyderabad and ban on porn sites
-Development of Yadagirigutta shrine
-Proposal to construct new Film City and pharma city
Misses:
-Power crisis
-Water problem
-Farmers' suicides
-Loopholes in comprehensive survey,deletion of names
-students not getting jobs
-Preference to only Sania Mirza excluding other sportspersons
-No clear cut industrial policy
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister CBN
Hits:
-Vizag announced smart city by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
-Waiver of farmers loans
-Handling of Hudhud cyclone,rehabilitation
-Industry friendly initiatives
-Handling of power problem, AP selected as state for 24/7 power supply by Union Govt
Misses:
-Coterie calling shots
-Delay in decision making
-Deficit budget
-Failure to convince farmers for landpooling
By Pramod Nandivada
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