unique initiative andhra pradesh local theatres will used to listen to problems of villagers

The Andhra Pradesh government has started using public theaters as a platform to directly connect with rural citizens and address their grievances. The state panchayat Raj and Rural Development Department started a special outreach program, mother-in-law, with the aim of involving villagers in development efforts and listening to their concerns directly. Residents of Ravivalasa village of Tekkali constituency of Srikakulam district were invited to a local theater in Tekkali today as part of the program. From the camp office, Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan interacted with the residents through a live video conference and heard their suggestions and development needs.

The problems that could be resolved immediately were solved by coordinating with the officials present and necessary approval was given on the spot. The issues that required more time were sent to the concerned departments along with the scheduled time limit for implementation. Talking to the people during the program, Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan said that I was very impressed with the enthusiasm and clarity with which the people of Ravivalasa came forward to express their concerns and expectations. He did not just talk, he took responsibility for the future of his village, which reflects the true spirit of democracy.

In a post on X, he further stated that I firmly belong that this initiative is not just a program, it is a step towards realizing the vision of ‘Grameen India Festival 2025’, as has been seen by the Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi, where the voice of every village is heard and respected. Pawan Kalyan, Minister of Agriculture and Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) from Tekali. Along with Achinnayadu, he also thanked the officials of Panchayat Raj, Rural Development and Rural Water Supply (RWS) departments.