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Amaravati, Aug 7 (PTI) Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy on Sunday mentioned that the state govt is giving top precedence to agriculture and imposing efficient insurance policies for reforms within the training sector. Addressing the Governing Council assembly of NITI Aayog, Reddy mentioned that his govt is paying particular consideration to reforms in agriculture and training sector. He additionally gave detailed details about this within the assembly. According to a liberate issued via the Chief Minister’s Office, Reddy mentioned within the Governing Council assembly, “In the year 2014, the state
Addressing the Governing Council meeting of NITI Aayog, Reddy said that his government is paying special attention to reforms in agriculture and education sector. He also gave detailed information about this in the meeting.
According to a release issued by the Chief Minister’s Office, Reddy said in the meeting of the Governing Council, “After the bifurcation of the state within the 12 months 2014, Andhra Pradesh has grow to be an absolutely agricultural state. 62 p.c of the state’s inhabitants relies on agriculture. With the state contributing 35 in line with cent to the Gross Domestic Product (GSDP), reforms within the agriculture sector stay our most sensible precedence.”
He said that the State Government is using digital technology extensively to monitor the procurement of agricultural produce. Apart from this, the state government is also paying attention to natural and organic agriculture, crop swap and cultivation of coarse cereals.
During this, the Chief Minister also mentioned about the initiatives taken for reforms in the education sector in Andhra Pradesh and said that keeping in mind the importance of good education in eradicating poverty, these steps have been implemented.
“We will improve over 55,000 colleges in 3 stages and 15,715 colleges had been lined within the first section. This will supply higher finding out atmosphere to the scholars,” he said.
Reddy said that 13 new districts have also been formed in April for decentralization of administration in the state.
