Published Jul 02, 2025 | 6:46 PM ⚊ Updated Jul 02, 2025 | 6:46 PM
'Suparipalana lo tholi adugu’: TDP launches statewide mass contact programme
Synopsis: The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) launched its mass outreach campaign, Suparipalana Lo Tholi Adugu – Intintiki TDP, on 2 July, aiming to strengthen grassroots connections across Andhra Pradesh. Rolled out statewide with a festive spirit, the month-long programme will see leaders visiting households to highlight government initiatives. CM Chandrababu Naidu emphasised continuous public engagement and responsive governance
The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) on Wednesday, 2 July, kicked off its ambitious statewide mass contact programme – ‘Suparipalana Lo Tholi Adugu – Intintiki TDP’ (First Step in Good Governance – TDP to Every Home), aimed at fostering direct engagement ofn the party’s rank and file with the people of Andhra Pradesh.
The campaign began simultaneously across villages, towns, and cities with a festive atmosphere prevailing throughout the state. Over the next month, TDP leaders and cadre will visit every household, explaining the government’s initiatives and reinforcing the party’s connection with the grassroots.
The programme was conceived and explained in detail by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu during an extensive meeting held at NTR Bhavan in Mangalagiri, Guntur district, on Sunday, 29 June. Addressing party workers, Naidu had stressed the for leaders to remain constantly among the people, understand their needs, and work tirelessly to address them.
“Leaders must not only work hard but must also be seen working hard,” Naidu told the gathering, cautioning against complacency. He underlined that loyalty and dedication to party programmes were of paramount importance. “Those not committed to party activities should not expect any support or attention in return,” he warned.
A key focus of the campaign is to highlight the implementation of the Super Six promises made by the TDP-led NDA government, despite the financial constraints faced by the state. Accordingly, the party activists have been explaining these initiatives to the public while distributing pamphlets detailing the promises, progress made, and the ongoing rollout of welfare schemes and infrastructure projects.
Party sources said the initiative is witnessing encouraging responses from the public. “People feel there is no discrimination in the distribution of welfare benefits under the current government. Under the previous regime, they felt neglected. Now, benefits are reaching all sections of society without bias,” party sources said.
The party leaders were told to not only to inform people of the work already done but also outline the NDA government’s future plans for public welfare. The outreach is seen as a crucial step in solidifying the party’s connection with the electorate and showcasing the government’s governance credentials.
The initiative is being coordinated by the party machinery at every level, with district, mandal, and village units actively mobilized to ensure comprehensive coverage and participation.
With the programme gathering momentum, the TDP aims to build a narrative of inclusive governance and administrative efficiency ahead of crucial political milestones.
(Edited by Ananya Rao)
