Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan has announced the initiation of a welfare scheme, aptly named "Jagananna Suraksha", to ensure all eligible individuals in the state receive government benefits. He inaugurated the program at his Tadepalli Camp office on Friday. While addressing the public, Jagan stated the objective of this scheme is to improve the welfare of the remaining beneficiaries in the state. "Our government aims to extend the government schemes and services to all eligible individuals in the state," he added. He highlighted the struggles of the public under the previous government to acquire ration cards and pensions. Upon his administration's establishment, he said their goal was to make government services and welfare schemes accessible to everyone. He claimed they had successfully achieved the Gram Swarajya (Village Self Rule) within four years. As a part of the ongoing "Jagananna Suraksha" program until the 23rd of next month, the CM promised quick resolution of public issues. Beginning Saturday, volunteers
