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1. Chandrababu Naidu Welfare Schemes During 8 Years Rule Janmabhoomi In February 1996, Nara Chandrababu Naidu introduced the Janmabhoomi Program. The fundamental objective was to get people involved in the rebuilding and revitalization of society. The programme operates on a micro level, with the intention of identifying issues that are relevant to the people represented through Gram Sabha talks by regional offices, particularly in villages, and to send project suggestions to the government for consideration. Community service, education in elementary schools, access to clean water, health care and hospitals, family welfare, and environmental protection via cooperative watershed and forest management initiatives are the main concentrated areas.Check our website for best TDP NEWS. Rythu Bazaar On January 26, 1999, Nara Chandrababu Naidu introduced Rythu Bazaar in an effort to rein down the escalating cost of fruits and vegetables. Farmers were urged to sell their goods directly to customers as part of this scheme in order to cut out the middlemen. The initiative was successful in its initial phase and spread to several communities. Prices dropped by 70 to 75 percent, which helped farmers as well as direct purchasers. E-Governance In order to provide residents with e-governance, Nara Chandrababu Naidu established e-Seva centres in 2001 for the quick and paperless delivery of results to applicants. These e-Seva centres served as one-stop shops for all government information and services, including the payment of utility bills, banking services, the issuance of birth and death

2. certificates, the written test for a driver's licence, the placing of government orders, and the reservation of APSRTC tours and travel companies. The government established a framework for outsourcing personnel, who perform government-related tasks in accordance with a contract and are subsequently recognised as permanent government workers.Know about all the TDP MLA’s. Mukhyamantri Prajalato Mukhyamantri Prajalato Phone is an initiative that promotes open communication between the Andhra Pradesh state's chief minister and the general populace. Every Monday, a live broadcast is broadcast on All India Radio (AIR) and Doordarshan, during which Chandrbabu Naidu interacted with callers to learn about their problems and give solutions.For more information about Nara Chandrababu Naidu’s developments and TDP Achievements follow our website.