Andhra CM Tells District Collectors
Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Prime Minister N Chandrababu Naidu led the regional collectors to continue the ‘Swachandhra’ (Temiz andhra) program in the state.
Addressing the second day of the collector conference in the secretariat, the Prime Minister directed the collectors to ensure that no waste from January.
“Continue the ‘Swachandhra’ program applied in a campaign mode.
Waste should not appear anywhere from January, Naid said Naidu.
He also told them to expand any program initiated under the �Swachbharat ‘program to all sections of the state.
Stating that circular economic policies have been initiated, CM said five circular economy parks in five regions.
In addition, Naidu said that ratings will be given, especially for those related to the income department, as some of them have not developed.
The Andhra Pradesh government launched an ambitious attempt to address the old waste issue by cleaning 86 lakh tons of old waste garbage until October 2.
Suresh Kumar, the Municipal Administration and Urban Development Manager, made the announcement during the Collector Conference.
He also said that 30 lakh tons of garbage will be cleaned by December.
“The government launched an ambitious plan to combat old waste by cleansing 85.90 lacquer metric tons of old garbage and 30 lakh metric tons by December 2025 until October 2, 2025,” he said.
The old waste refers to the old municipal solid waste that has accumulated for many years in open castings or storage areas without appropriate treatment.
He said that the reclaimed land will be reused efficiently and that the recycled lands will be processed in compost and processed as a garbage derivative fuel (RDF) given to cement factories.
According to Kumar, waste-energy projects are already operating in Visakhapatnam and Gundur and turning hundreds of tons of municipal attacks into power daily.
New plants are planned in Nellore, Rajahmundry, Kurnool, Kadapa, Vijayawada and Tirupati, and six projects are expected to be completely functional until 2027.
He said on the wastewater front that land acquisition for 142 sewage treatment plant (STP), which requires 199 acres to ensure that the authorized, purified water is surrounded in an environmentally sustainable way.
Authorized, the adoption of a circular economy model, environmental protection, optimal land use, water recycling and resource efficiency, and at the same time create employment opportunities, he added.
As part of the best practices, the Andhra Pradesh secretariat was announced on August 15th that the disposable plastic (SUP) was free of charge, and that all regional collections and government offices were directed to reachless status by December 2025.
In the meantime, IT secretary K Bhaskar, collector, whatsapp governance attempt to be delivered through �mana Mitra ‘, saying that they should be delivered to the government offices for certificate issuance.
When he calls Mitra as a transformative tool, he said that collectors should play a key role in making citizens fully use them.
Currently, 738 services are available through WhatsApp management, and more will be added soon.
He also stated that IBM would build two quantum computers in the Amaravati Quantum Valley until January 2026 and will set up three more until 2027.
Authorized, 5,000 RS worth of quantum equipment exports with the ambition to reach the Southern province into a global quantum target, he said.
Similarly, Andhra said Pradesh aims to establish 100 initiatives in the quantum valley.
According to Bhaskar, the Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) allocated 50 acres for Quantum Valley.
He said it was ready to build a quantum valley building up to 90,000.
At the regional level, collectors should try the role of ambassadors on quantum information process to raise awareness in humans and students.
In addition, the state (real -time governance system) RTGS Farning 2.0, advanced data systems and innovation centers through disaster preparation and governance productivity, he said.
In order to protect the citizens from lightning and floods, the village secretaries are set up automatically, Bhaskar said, a pilot project in a village showed that even without mobile signals, he added that the perfect results operating through Islamic satellite support.
Authorized, a central data lake with six petabytes from government offices connected to a real -time data lens control panel was created.
Bhaskar enabled the collectors to access the data at the regional level instantly and eliminated the reproduction of efforts.
