Amaravati Master Plan, Sand Policy Among Issues on AP Cabinet Agenda
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The Andhra Pradesh (AP) Cabinet will convene on December 4 under the leadership of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu. The meeting is set to commence at 11:00 AM in the Meeting Hall of the First Block at the Velagapudi Secretariat. The government’s Chief Secretary, Neerab Kumar Prasad, issued an official notification regarding the same on Thursday.
As per the instructions, proposals to be discussed during the meeting must be submitted by various departments by 4:00 PM on December 2. Key topics on the agenda include a review of the state's current situation, implementation gaps in the sand policy, progress under the "Super Six" schemes, the issuance of new ration cards, and discussions on the Amaravati Capital Master Plan.
Additionally, the Cabinet is expected to deliberate on power purchase agreements signed by the previous government. Discussions may also cover controversies surrounding alleged bribes involving Adani Group companies, a matter highlighted by a case filed in the United States, which has sparked a political storm.
The Cabinet will address these and other major issues, aiming to make significant decisions on pressing state matters.
As per the instructions, proposals to be discussed during the meeting must be submitted by various departments by 4:00 PM on December 2. Key topics on the agenda include a review of the state's current situation, implementation gaps in the sand policy, progress under the "Super Six" schemes, the issuance of new ration cards, and discussions on the Amaravati Capital Master Plan.
Additionally, the Cabinet is expected to deliberate on power purchase agreements signed by the previous government. Discussions may also cover controversies surrounding alleged bribes involving Adani Group companies, a matter highlighted by a case filed in the United States, which has sparked a political storm.
The Cabinet will address these and other major issues, aiming to make significant decisions on pressing state matters.
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