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Naidu Sets Deadlines and Singapore-Style Pilot at Andhra Collectors’ Meet

The plan links hard timelines to a public satisfaction goal above 90%.

Overview

  • Naidu, at the 7th District Collectors’ Conference on Thursday, ordered all government services online by December 2026 and “zero‑error” land records by March 2027 with a target of over 90% public satisfaction.
  • Following Friday’s sessions, he tightened grievance handling with a weekly Field Grievance Day, pushed e‑file disposal toward a 24‑hour goal after recent cuts to a two‑day average, and told officials to spend more time in the field.
  • He launched a Singapore-inspired governance pilot for one district with a focused 90‑day action plan to test faster, data‑driven service delivery before wider rollout.
  • District collectors were named mentors to scale nine proven “best practices” statewide, including models such as Smart Kitchens, Sanjeevani health services and a Net Zero drive.
  • To speed investment, he directed the removal of APIIC industrial plots from the Section 22A prohibited list and pressed support for MSMEs, as the government cites ₹23 lakh crore in approved projects with potential for about 24 lakh jobs.