Chandrababu Naidu Urges Social Responsibility Through P4 Vision
At the Guntur Government General Hospital, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu called on citizens to share a part of their earnings for society while inaugurating a new maternal and child care centre built through alumni donations.
- Chandrababu highlights P4 partnership model.
- Chandrababu praises alumni social contribution.
- Chandrababu links earnings with social growth.
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said true development is possible only when economic gaps reduce and social awareness grows stronger across communities. He stressed that personal success should also reflect responsibility towards society.
The Chief Minister was speaking in Guntur after inaugurating a modern maternal and child care centre at the Government General Hospital. The new facility was built with nearly one hundred crore rupees contributed by alumni of Guntur Medical College, an effort he described as rare and inspiring.
Chandrababu said education has the power to change lives when guided by timely decisions and clear vision. Referring to former President APJ Abdul Kalam, he noted that confidence and commitment can help anyone rise from modest beginnings to the highest levels of leadership.
He appealed to citizens to dedicate a portion of their income to social causes and actively participate in the P4 Public Private People Partnership initiative. According to him, such collective responsibility can strengthen public institutions and improve essential services.
The Chief Minister expressed happiness that contributions from former students are now helping poor women and children receive better healthcare. He said initiatives like these reflect the true spirit of society working together for common good.
Several public representatives and officials attended the event, highlighting the importance of collaboration between government, professionals and citizens in building a stronger healthcare system for Andhra Pradesh.
