Andhra Pradesh government

Sharmila criticized the Andhra Pradesh government for neglecting victims of floods in the Godavari region. The statement highlights concerns over inadequate support for those affected by the disaster.

AP JAC has set August 15 as a deadline for the Andhra Pradesh government to address pending financial and service-related demands from employees, warning of a statewide stir if the issues remain unresolved.

YSRCP has raised concerns about the lack of housing proposals for the poor in Amaravati, citing replies from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in Parliament. The party states that the Andhra Pradesh government has not sought approval for housing projects under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban 2.0 scheme for Amaravati.

The Andhra Pradesh government has invited tenders for the implementation of the Sanjeevani scheme. The pre-bid meeting is scheduled for July 27, and the deadline for tender submission is August 14.

Left parties and YSRCP have criticized the Centre and Andhra Pradesh government over democratic rights. The criticism focuses on perceived threats to democratic principles.

Hoteliers in Andhra Pradesh requested the state government to advocate with the Centre for a lower GST on commercial LPG cylinders and the restoration of input tax credit for the sector. A delegation from the Andhra Pradesh Star Hotels Association met with Civil Supplies Minister Nadendla Manohar to discuss these demands.

The Andhra Pradesh government has extended its crop insurance schemes for the 2026-27 agricultural year. Farmers with seasonal crop loans or renewed KCC limits will be automatically covered unless they opt out by submitting a written declaration seven days before the enrollment deadline.

The Andhra Pradesh government plans to introduce homestays on Gudisa grassland in Polavaram district, which is home to over 100 Konda Reddi tribals and Green Munia bird species. A tourism plan is being developed to allow night-stay facilities on the grassland.

The Andhra Pradesh government has established 125 Autism Support Centres to promote inclusive education, as highlighted by MLA Sundarapu Vijay Sreekumar during a roundtable discussion. He emphasized the need for coordinated efforts among departments to ensure quality education for children with special needs.

The Andhra Pradesh government signed an MoU with the Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR) to advance the Swarna Andhra 2047 Vision. IFMR will collaborate with the State Planning Department to establish mission cells focused on accelerating GSDP growth, conducting field studies, and recommending policies and governance innovations.

Andhra Pradesh Government schools have partnered with Canva to provide free access to Canva for Education. The tool will integrate with the state’s LEAP app and Chromebook system for students, teachers, and officials.