TDP NRIs promise to provide one lakh employment for youngsters in Mangalagiri

Mangalagiri: On Friday, over 25 lakh Andhra Pradesh-born non-resident Indians (NRIs) showed their unwavering support for TDP national president and former chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu.

They asserted that their present prosperity and well-being are solely due to Naidu’s vision and progressive policies from the 1990s. An NRI wing said here on Friday that, as a token of appreciation, these NRIs, who are dispersed around 120 nations and 76 regional operational bodies, had chosen to actively and tangentially assist him in this election.

These NRI thought that the actions of the present administration had damaged the state’s image among expatriates, in addition to contacting all powerful people in society to persuade them of the need of restoring him to power. In addition to designating cars for campaigning, the TDP NRI wing on Friday launched a campaign to directly collect public opinions as part of their mandate.

They have made the decision to run separate campaigns with the MLA candidates who represent them. They also promised to generate one lakh excellent international positions for the state’s young as part of this, but in order to do this, they require the government to support their investment in top-notch training facilities.

US physician Dr. Ravikumar Vemuru, who is retired, said that an NRI cell would be formed in every Assembly segment to ensure the greatest number of beneficiaries. He claimed that the TDP NRI wing, which has over 4,000 businesses, could generate over one lakh employment on their own if the state government supported them.

Saudi Arabian businessman Raavi Radhakrishna emphasized that the TDP government must return in order for the young to get the advantages that are due to them. He had said that the NRI TDP wing had already been operating an empowerment center at the TDP headquarters, where they had helped 200 people get jobs abroad in the US; the bulk of these people work in the hospitality and education industries.

With the right preparation, one may easily earn between Rs. 1 lakh and Rs. 2 lakh per month in Europe and the US, he said, noting that in addition to these positions, they would also be assisting individuals with their studies.

Another IT entrepreneur from Atlanta named Mallik Medarametla said that young people in Andhra Pradesh should enhance their skills in artificial intelligence, massive language models, and prompt engineering since these fields have a lot of need for people with the right training. He said that in addition to the business owners, there are also a number of Andhra NRIs who are employed by large corporations and who can help with employment postings.

Kanuri Seshu Babu and Venkat Koduri, two other NRIs, believed that Chandrababu Naidu’s progressive policies had set the groundwork for the development of many entrepreneurs overseas and that this had led to the early establishment of Hyderabad’s IT ecosystem. They are all certain that they would do all within their power to support the growth of Visakhapatnam and Amaravati.

This core group of fifty NRI entrepreneurs will be actively campaigning till the elections are finished, joining the other NRIs in other seats.