Naidu Initiates Development of 5,000 Temples Over Two Years Utilizing Srivani Funds and Temple Town Plans

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has instructed state officials to construct 5,000 temples over the next two years, utilizing the funds allocated under the Srivani scheme. This initiative aims to enhance religious tourism and cultural heritage in the state.

Additionally, the Chief Minister has called for the development of comprehensive plans for designated temple towns, which will focus on improving infrastructure, amenities, and accessibility to attract pilgrims and tourists alike. The Srivani scheme, funded by the state government, is designed to support temple construction and related projects, reflecting the administrations commitment to promoting spiritual and cultural activities.

Officials are expected to collaborate with local communities and stakeholders during the planning and construction phases to ensure that the new temples and town plans meet the needs and expectations of the residents. This project is part of a broader strategy to bolster the states religious tourism sector, which holds significant potential for economic growth and community engagement in Andhra Pradesh.