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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday highlighted the growing recognition of Amaravati, saying its popularity could make it a globally recognised destination in the future.
Speaking at the inauguration of the Critical Care Blocks and Integrated Public Health Laboratories at the Old Government General Hospital in Vijayawada, CM Naidu highlighted Amaravatis growing recognition and its future as a global destination. Referring to a recent social media reel from Ladakh, CM Naidu said a person from Andhra Pradesh was identified as being from Amaravati by a local child after mentioning his home state, a release said. He said the incident reflected Amaravatis growing popularity and expressed confidence that people across the world would recognise Amaravati in the future, making it a matter of pride for Andhra Pradesh. CM Naidu also announced that the first quantum computer is coming to Amaravati and is expected to become operational by December 1. He said Andhra Pradeshs students are highly talented and recalled that the state adopted IT 25 years ago, which helped create opportunities globally. Highlighting the contribution of the Telugu community to the IT sector, CM Naidu said Indians are among the worlds highest per-capita income earners and claimed that around 35 per cent of them are from the Telugu community, reflecting the communitys strong presence in the global technology sector. (ANI)
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