Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) chief N. Chandrababu Naidu marked the party’s 43rd Formation Day with a tribute to its enduring legacy and contributions to the state’s development. Addressing party workers and supporters, Naidu reflected on TDP’s journey since its inception in 1982, highlighting its pivotal role in shaping Andhra Pradesh’s political and economic landscape.
Naidu emphasized that the party, founded by legendary actor-turned-politician Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao (NTR), was established with the vision of empowering the Telugu-speaking people and ensuring their welfare. Over the decades, TDP has played a significant role in bringing progressive reforms, infrastructural advancements, and welfare programs to the state.
Speaking on the occasion, Naidu reiterated his commitment to TDP’s core principles of good governance, transparency, and people-centric policies. He credited the party’s resilience and ability to adapt to changing political scenarios as key factors behind its longevity and success.
The Chief Minister also took the opportunity to express gratitude to party workers, calling them the backbone of the organization. He urged them to continue working tirelessly to uphold TDP’s values and serve the people of Andhra Pradesh.
As part of the celebrations, party leaders and supporters across the state organized various events, including blood donation camps, community service programs, and discussions on the party’s achievements and future goals.
Naidu concluded his address by reaffirming his vision for a prosperous Andhra Pradesh, vowing to uphold the ideals of NTR and take the state to new heights under the TDP’s leadership.
