During her four-day visit to Kuppam, the constituency represented by Chandrababu Naidu, NTR Trust Trustee Nara Bhuvaneswari participated in a women’s meeting in Gudi Chembagiri village of Gudupalle mandal. She joined them playing Koladam and enjoyed the Kolatam dance played by children.
Earlier, she was given a grand welcome by leaders, activists and women. In this context, she visited Agastya Vigyan Kendra. Bhuvaneswari said that your leader Chandrababu always wants to have a knowledge-driven economy. She said that education is very crucial for social and economic progress and the Chief Minister always wants to have a scientific temper among students.
That is why, she said that the state government allocated 172 acres to Agastya International Foundation in 1999 itself. She said that our country, which ranks first in the world in terms of population, is 53rd in science and technology and sixth in obtaining patents in 2023.
Bhuvaneswari said that the Chief Minister is working for Swarna Andhra Vision-2047 to make the state an ideal in all respects. She said that the people are Chandrababu’s family members. She explained that he always thinks about the people. MLC Kancharla Srikanth, TDP State Executive Secretary Dr. Suresh Babu, Agastya Foundation Founder Ramji Raghavan and others participated in the program.
Nara Bhuvaneswari suggested that the youth should embrace the changing technology and they should know how to use the phone. She said that the youth should improve their AI and IoT skills. She suggested that rural youth should come into politics. Later, she interacted with government school students and made several suggestions to the students.
Earlier, Bhuvaneswari visited Nandi Goshala under KGF in Kolar district of Karnataka. During the ‘Nijam Gelavali Yatra’, the cowshed managers brought to Bhuvaneswari’s attention that the cows were struggling due to lack of drinking water. Responding to this matter, Bhuvaneswari dug a bore well there. Now, she inspected the bore well.