Chandrababu prays for prosperity, meets Governor on New Year

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu began the New Year with prayers and goodwill gestures. He visited Raj Bhavan and extended New Year greetings to Governor Syed Abdul Nazeer. Earlier, CM Naidu visited the Kanaka Durga Temple atop Indrakeeladri, where he participated in rituals and sought divine blessings for the prosperity of the State.

Welcomed with traditional temple etiquette by officials and Vedic scholars, the Chief Minister received Vedic blessings and offered prayers to Goddess Durga. He also distributed prasadam to officials and devotees, underscoring his commitment to cultural and spiritual values. Speaking to the media after the temple visit, Naidu conveyed New Year wishes to all Telugu people and Indians, emphasizing his hopes for a prosperous and successful year.

“I prayed to Goddess Durga for the development and happiness of the people of Andhra Pradesh,” he said. The Chief Minister expressed his belief that the State would witness significant growth this year, with every individual enjoying improved income and a brighter future.

Naidu reassured the public that numerous programs are underway for the welfare of the Telugu community, promising that the coming days would bring substantial positive changes. Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha, along with leaders Buddha Venkanna and Gadde Anuradha, accompanied the Chief Minister during his temple visit, showcasing the government’s unified vision for the state’s progress.