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The NDA government has restored power subsidy to all eligible aqua farmers, according to Energy Minister Ravi Kumar. The previous YSR Congress Party government's policy had excluded thousands of farmers from the subsidy scheme.

Fisheries Minister Atchannaidu claims the NDA government has revitalized the aquaculture sector by allocating ₹32 crore for the Fisheries University at Narasapuram and enhancing the APSADA Act. He criticizes the previous YSRCP government for policy failures that weakened the sector.

YSRCP president Jagan accuses the NDA government of causing distress in the aqua sector through anti-farmer policies. The allegations focus on Andhra Pradesh, where the NDA is alleged to be allowing an 'aqua syndicate' to dominate the sector.

Senior BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi praised efforts during the NDA government to encourage Indian Muslims to read the Quran in Urdu instead of Arabic. He emphasized Urdu as an Indian language.

YSRCP leader Kakani Govardhan Reddy accused the NDA government of interfering in SIR, objecting to district Minister P. Narayana's meeting with booth level officers. He claimed SIR should not be used to remove voters of any party.

A.P. Minister Savitha states that budgetary allocations demonstrate the NDA government's commitment to uplifting Backward Classes (BCs). The government is considering an Act to protect the dignity and rights of 138 BC communities.

BJP aims to mobilize EBC voters at a Patna gathering, emphasizing their role in Modi Government welfare policies. A resolution highlights BJP-led NDA government welfare initiatives in Bihar.

The NDA government has fulfilled 10 of 11 promises related to the Endowments Department, according to Minister Anam Ramanarayana Reddy. Key initiatives include improved temple security, increased honorarium for Vedic scholars, and preparations for the Godavari Pushkarams.

Anitha highlights development in the two-year tenure of the NDA government.

A Minister has urged people to support the NDA government's development initiatives. The call emphasizes backing for ongoing projects aimed at fostering growth.

CPI(M) accuses the NDA government of neglecting promises to Srikakulam farmers. Leaders have demanded ₹1,700 crore for the Gotta barrage and opposed the proposed cargo airport in Uddanam.

PM Narendra Modi accused the Congress of causing slow economic growth during its rule, claiming the NDA government freed India from Congress's 'vicious trap' of 'absence of governance.' Modi criticized Congress for leading the country into 'helplessness, destitution, and an inferiority complex.'

NDA government is introducing a new era of welfare governance focused on social justice, equal opportunities, and empowerment of marginalized communities, as stated by Minister Veeranjaneya Swamy.