Andhra CM reviews preparations for President's visit

Amaravati (Andhra Pradesh) [India], Dec 23 (ANI): Ahead of President Ram Nath Kovind's visit to Andhra Pradesh on December 27, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu reviewed the preparations of Real Time Governance (RTG) State Centre on Saturday.

Chief Minister Naidu instructed the officials to present the developments at RTG Centre, including a video conference with households, Panchayat offices, Anganwadis, primary health centres and an e-court.

There will also be a presentation of the key components of real-time governance that include Praja Sadhikara Survey, Land Hub, Comprehensive Financial Management System (CFMS), followed up by the demonstration of the CORE dashboard and e-Pragati.

Live call centre images with Parishkara Vedika, media analytics, air quality monitoring, Locked House Monitoring System, e-office and the Wi-Fi connectivity provided by California-based X company to remote villages will be briefly demonstrated by the RTG officials during the President's visit.

The Chief Minister said, "This demonstration also serves as a way for us to analyse our progress and gain valuable feedback from the Hon'ble President and the media."

Naidu also instructed officials to focus on the grievance redressal mechanisms and the integration between various departments.

In his upcoming visit, President Kovind will open the Indian Economic Association summit at Nagarjuna University at 10:30 am, and head to the Secretariat at 11:45 am.

The President will then inaugurate the AP Fiber Grid, and see the virtual reviews of Polavaram project and the progress of construction in Amaravati. (ANI)