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COVERAGE REPORT
Tata Trusts launch development plans for 264 villages in Vijayawada
and collaborate with Govt. of Andhra Pradesh for overall community
empowerment
On August 24, 2015
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Article Date Headline / Summary Publication Edition Page No. Journalist
Financial
25 Aug 2015
Andhra Govt inks pact with Tata Trusts The Economic
Times New Delhi 4 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust signs agreements to develop 264 Andhra Villages
The Economic Times
Bangalore 11 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust to Develop 264 Andhra Villages The Economic
Times Hyderabad 10 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to Develop 264 Andhra Pradesh Villages
The Economic Times
Chennai 10 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to Develop 264 Andhra Pradesh Villages
The Economic Times
Mumbai 7 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts Business Standard
Mumbai 8 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts Business Standard
New Delhi 8 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust signs MoU with Andhra govt for community development
The Financial Express
Bangalore 3 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust signs MoU with Andhra govt for community development
The Financial Express
Hyderabad 3 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust signs MoU with Andhra govt for community development
The Financial Express
Kolkata 3 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts signs MoU with Andhra govt for community development
The Financial Express
Chennai 3 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata Chairman emeritus Tata Group
Financial Chronicle
Chennai 6 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata Chairman emeritus Tata Group
Financial Chronicle
Mumbai 6 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata Chairman emeritus Tata Group
Financial Chronicle
New Delhi 6 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata, Chairman Emeritus, Tata Group
Financial Chronicle
Hyderabad 6 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Startups need to strike a chord: Tata Financial Chronicle
Bangalore 10 B Krishna
Mohan
25 Aug 2015
Startups need to strike a chord: Tata Financial Chronicle
Chennai 10 B Krishna
Mohan
25 Aug 2015
Startups need to strike a chord: Tata Financial Chronicle
Hyderabad 10 B Krishna
Mohan
25 Aug 2015
Startups need to strike a chord: Tata Financial Chronicle
Mumbai 10 B Krishna
Mohan
25 Aug 2015
Startups need to strike a chord: Tata Financial Chronicle
New Delhi 10 B Krishna
Mohan
Mainlines
31 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata's gesture laudable The Hans India Hyderabad 6
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25 Aug 2015
Industry gaga over Ratan The Times of
India Vijayawada 5 Gali Nagaraja
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata's Trust to develop 264 AP villages
The Times of India
Hyderabad 7 TNN
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust to develop 264 villages The Times of
India Vijayawada 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust to develop 264 villages in V'wada LS
The Times of India
Vijayawada 5 TNN
25 Aug 2015
AP poised for great future: Tata The Hindu Vijayawada 3 V Raghavendra
25 Aug 2015
State to launch smart pulse programme The Hindu Vijayawada 3 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts, A.P. pact for community empowerment
The Hindu Hyderabad 1 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts, A.P. pact for community empowerment
The Hindu Vijayawada 1 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
AP, Tata Trust ink MoU to develop 264 villages
The Hans India Vijayawada 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Naidu to discuss spl status with PM The Statesman Kolkata 4 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Naidu to discuss spl status with PM The Statesman New Delhi 6 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata ready to invest in State The Hans India Vijayawada 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata to help 264 villages develop Deccan Chronicle Vijayawada 1 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust to develop 264 smart villages in Vijayawada
Metro India Hyderabad 5 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 smart villages Deccan Herald Bangalore 9 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 smart villages Deccan Herald New Delhi 6 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts, AP govt partner Metro India Hyderabad 10 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata vows to support AP Deccan Chronicle Vijayawada 4 Bureau
Regional
31 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 smart villages Andhra Prabha Hyderabad 18 Bureau
27 Aug 2015
Tata Sons adopts villages in AP Sakshi Hyderabad 7 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
264 villages adopted in AP Vaartha Vijayawada 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
264 villages adopted in Vijayawada Vaartha Hyderabad 2 Bureau
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25 Aug 2015
Able leadership will guide the state: Ratan Tata
Surya Hyderabad 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Chandrababu goes to Delhi Andhra Prabha Vijayawada 12 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Develop junction:Satish Andhra Prabha Vijayawada 7 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Discussions on survey held Vaartha Vijayawada 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
First step to develop villages Andhra Jyoti Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Good time for villages in AP Vaartha Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Grand welcome for Ratan Tata Andhra Bhoomi Vijayawada 8 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Help in development Andhra Bhoomi Vijayawada 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Help in industrial growth:CM Andhra Bhoomi Hyderabad 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Kesineni Nani welcomes Rata Tata Surya Hyderabad 8 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Kesineni Nani welcomes Ratan Tata Surya Guntur 4 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Kesineni Nani welcomes Ratan Tata Surya Vijayawada 8 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Lets compete in development Vaartha Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Lets make smart villages Vaartha Vijayawada 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Lets support in development Andhra Prabha Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
MoU signed to develop villages Andhra Prabha Hyderabad 1, 9 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Progress for industrial development Andhra Jyoti Vijayawada 8 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata ,Chandra Babu meet industrialists
Vaartha Hyderabad 5 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata in Vijayawada Eenadu Vijayawada 14 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata meeting with Chandrababu Praja Shakti Hyderabad 5 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata meets Chandrababu Naidu Praja Shakti Vijayawada 7 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata to help in development of villages
Andhra Bhoomi Hyderabad 6 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata to help in village development Andhra Bhoomi Vijayawada 6 Bureau
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25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata to support development in AP Vaartha Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata visits camp office of CM Vaartha Vijayawada 8 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Smart City for Sankranthi! Andhra Jyoti Bangalore 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Smart villages Andhra Bhoomi Vijayawada 1, 7 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Support for smart programme:Chandrababu
Sakshi Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata helps in development Eenadu Vijayawada 1, 19 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata to help 264 villages develop Vishalandhra Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust to develop villages in Vijayawada
Surya Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 smart villages Eenadu Hyderabad 1, 13 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 smart villages Praja Shakti Hyderabad 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts, A.P. pact for community empowerment
Varthamandali Vijayawada 1 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata vows to support AP Vishalandhra Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tatas adopt 264 villages Praja Shakti Vijayawada 1 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tatas get 264 villages Praja Shakti Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tatas to develop 264 villages Nava Telangana Hyderabad 6 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tatas to support villages Eenadu Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tatas will spur investments:Babu Andhra Jyoti Hyderabad 1, 9 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tatas, AP ink MoU to develop 264 villages Andhra Jyoti Bangalore 7 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tatas, AP ink MoU to develop 264 villages Eenadu Bangalore 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Technology can solve problems:Ratan Tata
Sakshi Vijayawada 1, 16 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Technology will help: Ratan Tata Sakshi Hyderabad 13 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Technology will solve the problem Sakshi Bangalore 1, 14 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
There are resources:Babu Mana Telangana Hyderabad 11 Bureau
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25 Aug 2015
To support in development Andhra Bhoomi Vijayawada 1, 6 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Use my name: Ratan Tata Eenadu Hyderabad 13 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Use my name:Ratan Tata to Babu Eenadu Vijayawada 14 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Utilise the Tata Trust services: AP CM Surya Vijayawada 1, 4, 5 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Villages to become smart villages: AP CM Andhra Jyoti Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Warm welcome to Ratan Tata Andhra Jyoti Vijayawada 15 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Warm welcome to Ratan Tata Vishalandhra Vijayawada 8 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
We will support Andhra Prabha Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Welcome for CM, Ratan Tata Praja Shakti Vijayawada 9 Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Will invest in Amaravathi:Ratan Tata Vaartha Vijayawada 1, 2 Bureau
Online
27 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts To Develop 264 Villages In AP Celeb Cafe Online Web David Lee
27 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata to adopt villages in Vijayawada Bulletinleader Online Web Bureau
27 Aug 2015
India's Srimanthudu To Adopt Vijayawada PPP Focus Online Web Bureau
27 Aug 2015
Tata trusts to develop villages in Vijayawada
Jewocity Online Web Jack Phillips
26 Aug 2015
Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
The Times Of India
Online Web PTI
26 Aug 2015
AP govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
The Times Of India
Online Web PTI
26 Aug 2015
Vijayawada villages to be adopted by Tata trust
The Hans India Online Web IANS
26 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts To Develop 264 Villages In AP Silicon India Online Web Bureau
26 Aug 2015
AP Government, Tata Trust signed MoU to develop villages of Vijayawada parliamentary constituency
Jagran Josh Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts rolls out development plans for 264 villages in Vijayawada
The Economic Times
Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
AP govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
Business Standard
Online Web PTI
25 Aug 2015
Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
Business Standard
Online Web PTI
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25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts partner with AP to develop model villages
Business Standard
Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts partners Andhra Pradesh for community development
Business Standard
Online Web PTI
25 Aug 2015
Tata trusts signs mou with ap for developing smart villages
The Hindu Businessline
Online Web V. Rishi Kumar
25 Aug 2015
Naidu, Ratan Tata meet in Vijayawada The Hindu
Businessline Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tatas, AP ink MoU to develop 264 villages in Vijaywada
Financial Chronicle
Online Web B Krishna
Mohan
25 Aug 2015
Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
The Times Of India
Online Web PTI
25 Aug 2015
AP poised for great future: Tata The Hindu Online Web V.
Raghavendra
25 Aug 2015
State to launch smart pulse programme The Hindu Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Andhra Pradesh Government Inks Pact With Tata Trusts to Develop 264 Villages
NDTV Online Web PTI
25 Aug 2015
Andhra Pradesh Government Inks Pact With Tata Trusts to Develop 264 Villages
NDTV Online Web PTI
25 Aug 2015
Andhra Government Inks Pact With Tata Trusts to Develop 264 Villages
The New Indian Express
Online Web Stanly John
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust To Develop 264 Villages Under Vijayawada Assembly Constituency
Siasat Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in AP Telugu Mirchi Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
The Statesman Online Web PTI
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust Pact to Make Villages Smart The New Indian
Express Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
Niti Central Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
SME Times Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
The Hans India Online Web IANS
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata lauds Chandrababu's efforts The Hans India Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
Daiji World Online Web IANS
25 Aug 2015
India's Srimanthudu To Adopt Vijayawada Gulte Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata meets Babu Sakshipost Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
10,000 villages adopted in AP !! Errabus Online Web Bureau
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25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
The Statesman Online Web IANS
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
Can India Online Web IANS
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
New Kerala Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 smart villages Deccan Herald Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in AP Telugu People Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Start-ups excited me: Ratan Tata Webindia Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata to adopt villages in Vijayawada The Hans India Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trust adopts Vijayawada Parliament constituency
AP News Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
AP Govt Inks Pact With Tata Trusts To Develop 264 Villages
I Government Online Web PTI
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
Siasat Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Ratan Tata adopts 264 villages in AP Andhra Wishesh Online Web Phanindra
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra Read
The Statesman Online Web IANS
25 Aug 2015
AP gets on board Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
Governance Now Online Web Bureau
25 Aug 2015
Tata Trusts, headed by Ratan Tata to develop 264 villages in Andhra
Social Story Online Web PTI
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Tata Trusts To Develop 264 Villages In AP
http://celebcafe.org/tata-trusts-to-develop-264-villages-in-ap-4977/
Chairman of Tata Trust Ratan Tata met with AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu on Monday at the CM's camp office in
Vijayawada.
Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first time that such a huge number of villages are being adopted. Before the
media interaction began, Mr. Naidu showered encomiums on Mr. Tata, saying he is an icon for Indian industry and that A.P needed
his valuable advice for development at the present juncture.
Tata trusts has also conducted a comprehensive household survey in all villagesand identified the activities to be taken up, he
said. Ratan Tata right from the Mumbai drove his flight on his own, he turned to be Pilot and drove it way for Vijayawada.
He didn't give a direct reply when asked about the direct investment that the Tata Group may make in the state. At the end of my
career, I realise that money can't buy one thing.And that is to create an excitement in your life. "I am sure Mr. Chandrababu Naidu
will lead A.P. successfully on the growth path", he said.
Start-ups, which do not emulate start-ups in the US or anywhere in the world, are the ones that excite him. Successful start-ups are
those which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the confidence investors have in them, he told in response to
a question from a young entrepreneur.
The villages will be developed in Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and
improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.
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Ratan Tata to adopt villages in Vijayawada
http://www.bulletinleader.com/ratan-tata-to-adopt-villages-in-vijayawada/48556/
Rata Tata said he would help Naidu on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. Chandrababu announced that Ratan
Tata would tour the state to encourage startups.
"I can say for sure the future of A.P is going to be great with the kind of plans, resources and leadership it has", Mr. Tata said. With
Mr. Chandrababu Naidu in the saddle A.P is poised to become a model for others. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu (who has knowledge) is what creates that excitement within me. Mr. Tata also agreed to travel across A.P to
look at sectors to which the TATA Trusts could possibly extend a helping hand.
"I am delighted that Tata Trusts is partnering with Andhra Pradesh by developing 264 villages".
He requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.
He didn't give a direct reply when asked about the direct investment that the Tata Group may make in the state. Hopefully they
would come out soon with concrete plans.
The Andhra Pradesh government, which is building its new capital in Guntur-Vijayawada belt, on Monday entered into an
agreement with Tata Trusts for community empowerment and improvement of living standards of people in 264villages.
Tata Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata said that the start-up system excited him because that did not emulate in the US or anywhere in
the world.In an interactive session with industrialists, Mr. Tata shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he
chooses to support-start-ups in the country.
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India's Srimanthudu To Adopt Vijayawada
http://www.pppfocus.com/india-s-srimanthudu-to-adopt-vijayawada-26163/
Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Mr. Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trusts' initiative of
developing 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency, a press release from the state government said.
Addressing a press conference along with Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu after a meeting with industry captains in
Vijayawada on Monday, Mr. Tata said the future of any State was dependent on its leadership.
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra Pradesh.
These villages are in the Vijayawada region.
On the occasion, Vijayawada Bamboo Mission will also be launched by Ratan Tata for cultivation and marketing of bamboo and its
products.
"This is the first time such a huge number of villages are being developed by a single institution/ Trust in Andhra Pradesh".
Tata Trusts chairman Ratan Tata said the partnership with Andhra Pradesh government will be in terms of social activities,
nutrition, health and creating livelihood, etc. Before the media interaction began, Mr. Naidu showered encomiums on Mr. Tata,
saying he is an icon for Indian industry and that A.P needed his valuable advice for development at the present juncture. "The
new state will have every bit of support that I can personally give".
An adequately staffed programme management unit (PMU) would be set up to ensure implementation of the proposed plans to be
arrived at jointly by the planning department of AP and Tata Trusts, he said, adding that successful interventions would be scaled
up.
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Tata trusts to develop villages in Vijayawada
http://www.jewocity.com/blog/tata-trusts-to-develop-villages-in-vijayawada/41999
"Though it would be arrogant to forecast industrial growth right away, we are well acquainted and experienced with the leadership
of the state and support its aspirations to develop a new capital", Tata added.
Honorary Chairman of Tata Trust, Ratan Tata met the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu at the CM's Camp
Office in Vijayawada this morning. With Mr. Chandrababu Naidu in the saddle A.P is poised to become a model for others. At this
point of time, to be associated with Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me.
The collaboration's framework would be to enhance social security and infrastructure development through implementation of
central and state-level schemes and livelihood enhancement programmes, said R Venkataramanan, executive trustee, Tata Trusts.
Funds will be gathered from different government schemes as well as by Tata Trusts. Explaining his views on the technologies that
need attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Mr. Tata said applications of technology that meet energy
challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues India needs to look at.
Both reportedly held discussions over the investment opportunities in the state and also discussed the adoption of villages in
Vijayawada Lok Sabha Constituency. Before the media interaction began, Mr. Naidu showered encomiums on Mr. Tata, saying he
is an icon for Indian industry and that A.P needed his valuable advice for development at the present juncture.
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Publication: The Times Of India Edition: Online Web
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Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/vijayawada/Andhra-govt-inks-pact-with-Tata-Trusts-to-develop-264-villages/articleshow/48668568.cms
The Andhra Pradesh government today entered into an agreement with Tata Trusts for community empowerment and improvement
of overall living standards of people in 264 villages in the Vijayawada region.
Tata Trusts have identified these villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency and mapped and geo-tagged them, Chief Minister
N Chandrababu Naidu said.
The programme intends to implement "interventions in the thematic areas" of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, nutrition and fortification
along with micro planning and village development based on the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY).
"I am delighted that Tata Trusts is partnering with Andhra Pradesh by developing 264 villages. This is the first time such a huge
number of villages are being adopted. This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by the industry titan Ratan
Tata," Naidu said.
Tata Trusts chairman Ratan Tata said the partnership with Andhra Pradesh government will be in terms of social activities,
nutrition, health and creating livelihood, etc.
He didn't give a direct reply when asked about the direct investment that the Tata Group may make in the state.
R Venkataramanan, executive trustee of Tata Trusts, said they will support the state and administrative bodies in implementation of
"multi-thematic development plan" in 264 villages.
Kesineni Srinivas, Vijaywada MP, said the Tata Trusts have mapped and geo-tagged almost 2.5 lakh households covering a million
people. GDK KRK MKJ BAS
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AP govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/vijayawada/AP-govt-inks-pact-with-Tata-Trusts-to-develop-264-villages/articleshow/48668561.cms
Tata Trusts today signed an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh Government to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha
constituency to work in bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said it is the first time that such huge number of villages are being developed
by a single institution or Trust in the state.
Tata Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata was present at the time of pact signing.
"This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work
and research Tata Trust has done on these villages," the Chief Minister said.
Tata said he will advise the AP CM to bring more industries to the state.
"I will advise him (Chandrababu Naidu) on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. At the end of my career, I realise
that money can't buy one thing...and that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give," Tata said.
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support start-ups in the country.
"The kind of start-ups that excite me are those which do not emulate start-ups in the US or anywhere in the world. Successful start-
ups are those, which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the confidence investors have in them," he said in
response to a question from a young entrepreneur.
Explaining his views on the technologies that need attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Tata said
applications of technology that meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues India
needs to look at.
"Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made
his Group sustainable," Naidu said.
Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Mr. Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trusts' initiative of
developing 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency, a press release from the state government said. GDK NP MKJ
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Publication: The Hans India Edition: Online Web
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Vijayawada villages to be adopted by Tata trust
http://www.thehansindia.com/posts/index/2015-08-25/Vijayawada-villages-to-be-adopted-by-Tata-trust-172476
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra Pradesh.
An MoU between Tata Trusts and the Andhra Pradesh government was signed in Vijayawada on Monday in the presence of Tata
Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
The villages will be developed in Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and
improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.The NGO will also work in areas like
bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development. Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first
time that such a huge number of villages are being adopted. He said this will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by
industry titan Ratan Tata. He requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.
Ratan Tata said he would help Naidu on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. "At the end of my career, I realize
that money can't buy one thing and, that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support-start-ups in the country.
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Publication: Silicon India Edition: Online Web
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Tata Trusts To Develop 264 Villages In AP
http://www.siliconindia.com/news/general/Tata-Trusts-To-Develop-264-Villages-In-AP-nid-186469-cid-1.html
In a major boost to the government's Flagship 'Smart Village-Smart Ward' program, the Tata Trusts has signed a Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Andhra Pradesh to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency to work in
bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
In an interaction with industrialists of the Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry Federation in Vijayawada today,
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said that Chairman Emeritus of Tata Group Ratan Tata's credibility, simplicity adds value to
this social program.
"Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made
his Group sustainable," he added.
Not only is Mr. Tata fuelling the start-up ecosystem, he is promoting and encouraging entrepreneurs and ideas that excite him, the
Chief Minister said, adding "Mr. Tata is driving India's start-up growth."
This is the first time such a huge number of villages are being developed by a single institution/ Trust in Andhra Pradesh. "This will
set an example in the country as it will be mentored by Industry Titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work and
research Tata Trust has done on these villages," the Chief Minister said.
Later, the Chief Minister asked Mr. Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state. "He has given ideas
about social responsibility, industrial growth, health and sanitation."
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Publication: Jagran Josh Edition: Online Web
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AP Government, Tata Trust signed MoU to develop villages of Vijayawada parliamentary
constituency
http://www.jagranjosh.com/current-affairs/ap-government-tata-trust-signed-mou-to-develop-villages-of-vijayawada-parliamentary-constituency-1440564343-1
Andhra Pradesh Government and the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust on 24 August 2015 signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to
develop 264 villages of the Vijayawada parliamentary constituency.
The MoU was signed in Vijayawada in the presence of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and the chairman of the
Tata trust Ratan Tata.
Key Features of the MoU
. All round development of villages will be taken up including health, education, drinking water and self employment for the youth.
. About 2.5 lakh households of the constituency will benefit under this initiative.
. Special emphasis will be given for the development of bamboo cultivation and marketing and Self Help Groups.
. Funds will be provided by the Union Government through MP Local Area Development Scheme (MP LADS), State Government
and the Tata Trust.
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Publication: The Economic Times Edition: Online Web
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Tata Trusts rolls out development plans for 264 villages in Vijayawada
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/tata-trusts-rolls-out-development-plans-for-264-villages-in-vijayawada/articleshow/48655275.cms
Tata Trusts signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Andhra Pradesh (GOAP) to work towards
community empowerment. Tata Trusts signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Andhra Pradesh
(GOAP) to work towards community empowerment and improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic
approach in the region. Development of 264 villages is on the cards.
According to a statement, the programme intends to implement interventions in the thematic areas of bamboo cultivation, fisheries,
nutrition and fortification, along with microplanning and village development based on the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojna (SAGY).
Chief Minister, Chandrababu Naidu said, "This is the first time such a huge number of villages are being adopted. This will set an
example in the country as it will be mentored by Industry titan Ratan Tata.The Government will work with Tata Trusts in Agriculture,
Animal Husbandry and Fisheries, Backward Classes Welfare, Consumer Affairs Fool & Civil Supplies, Environment, Forests,
Health, Medical & Family Welfare, Industries and Commerce, Panchayat Raj and Rural Development, Planning, Social Welfare,
Women Development, Child Welfare and Disable Welfare, etc. and key projects such as NRLM, MGNREGA, NRHM and SAGY."
The statement added that an adequately staffed Programme Management Unit (PMU) will be set up to ensure effective and timely
implementation of the proposed multi-thematic plans.
Mr. R Venkataramanan, Executive Trustee, Tata Trusts, said in a statement, "We will support the state and administrative bodies in
implementation of the multi-thematic development plans in 264 villages in the Vijayawada constituency post the micro planning
process. In collaboration with the GOAP, we will develop model villages on the lines of the Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana with
innovation and technology as key components, with a broad framework of enhancing social security and infrastructure development
through implementation of central and state-level schemes, improved drinking water and sanitation systems and several livelihood
enhancement programmes."
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Publication: Business Standard Edition: Online Web
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AP govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
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Tata Trusts today signed an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh Government to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha
constituency to work in bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said it is the first time that such huge number of villages are being developed
by a single institution or Trust in the state.
Tata Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata was present at the time of pact signing.
"This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work
and research Tata Trust has done on these villages," the Chief Minister said.
Tata said he will advise the AP CM to bring more industries to the state.
"I will advise him (Chandrababu Naidu) on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. At the end of my career, I realise
that money can't buy one thing...And that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give," Tata said.
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support start-ups in the country.
"The kind of start-ups that excite me are those which do not emulate start-ups in the US or anywhere in the world. Successful start-
ups are those, which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the confidence investors have in them," he said in
response to a question from a young entrepreneur.
Explaining his views on the technologies that need attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Tata said
applications of technology that meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues India
needs to look at.
"Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made
his Group sustainable," Naidu said.
Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Mr. Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trusts' initiative of
developing 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency, a press release from the state government said.
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Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
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The Andhra Pradesh government today entered into an agreement with Tata Trusts for community empowerment and improvement
of overall living standards of people in 264 villages in the Vijayawada region.
Tata Trusts have identified these villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency and mapped and geo-tagged them, Chief Minister
N Chandrababu Naidu said.
The programme intends to implement "interventions in the thematic areas" of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, nutrition and fortification
along with micro planning and village development based on the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY).
"I am delighted that Tata Trusts is partnering with Andhra Pradesh by developing 264 villages. This is the first time such a huge
number of villages are being adopted. This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by the industry titan Ratan
Tata," Naidu said.
Tata Trusts chairman Ratan Tata said the partnership with Andhra Pradesh government will be in terms of social activities,
nutrition, health and creating livelihood, etc.
He didn't give a direct reply when asked about the direct investment that the Tata Group may make in the state.
R Venkataramanan, executive trustee of Tata Trusts, said they will support the state and administrative bodies in implementation of
"multi-thematic development plan" in 264 villages.
Kesineni Srinivas, Vijaywada MP, said the Tata Trusts have mapped and geo-tagged almost 2.5 lakh households covering a million
people.
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Tata Trusts partner with AP to develop model villages
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Tata Trusts on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding(MoU) with Andhra Pradesh government to work towards
community empowerment and improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.
The programme involves intervention in areas of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, nutrition and fortification, along with micro planning
and village development based on the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY), launched last year by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Tata Trusts will implement the programme in all the 264 villages in Vijayawada Parliamentary Constituency.
Interacting with the media at a joint press conference along with AP chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu in this connection,
chairman emeritus of Tata Group, Ratan Tata , said he was delighted to have been invited to participate in the process of
development initiated by chief minister Naidu.
Under the present initiative Tata Trusts will be working in areas of nutrition, health and livelihood issues among other several
things, he said.
Terming Ratan Tata as a symbol of India and its industrial might, Chief minister Naidu said he had also invited the Tata Group to
make investments in areas including food processing and manufacturing and the details of the same were being worked out in this
regard.
"I am delighted that Tata Trusts is partnering with Andhra Pradesh on development of 264 villages. This is the first time such as
huge number of villages are being adopted. This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan
Tata. I am impressed with the background work and research Tata Trusts has done on these villages," Naidu said.
The thematic areas of the programme will focus on promoting bamboo as a livelihood crop to improve the income of farmers. With
a focus on marine fisheries, a comprehensive aquaculture development model will be worked out to enhance the livelihood of small
and marginal fishermen.
The trusts will use the government programmes like Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS), Mid-day meal and Public
Distribution System (PDS) as delivery channels and also target micro nutrient deficiencies like anemia.
An adequately staffed Programme Management Unit (PMU) will be set up to ensure effective and timely implementation of the
proposed multi-thematic plans. The detailed scope and implementation strategy will be arrived at jointly by the AP government's
planning department and Tata Trusts.
"In collaboration with the AP government, we will develop model villages on the lines of Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana with
innovation and technology as key components, with a broad framework of enhancing social security and infrastructure development
through implementation of Central and state-level schemes, improved drinking water and sanitation systems and several livelihood
enhancement programmes," R Venkataramanan, executive trustee of Tata Trusts, said.
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Tata Trusts partners Andhra Pradesh for community development
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Tata Trusts today entered into a partnership with the Andhra Pradesh government to launch development programmes across 264
villages in the state's Vijayawada region.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Tata Trusts and the government of Andhra Pradesh to work towards
community empowerment and improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region, Tata
Trusts said in a statement.
The programme intends to implement interventions in the thematic areas of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, nutrition and fortification,
along with micro planning and village development based on the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojna (SAGY), it added.
Commenting on the partnership, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, Chandrababu Naidu said: "This is the first time such a huge
number of villages are being adopted. This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by Ratan Tata."
The government will work with Tata Trusts in many areas such as agriculture, animal husbandry and fisheries, backward classes
welfare, consumer affairs food and civil supplies, environment, health, medical and family welfare among others he added.
Sharing its plans, Tata Trusts Executive Trustee R Venkataramanan said: "We will support the state and administrative bodies in
implementation of the multi-thematic development plans in 264 villages in the Vijayawada constituency post the micro planning
process."
The two partners plan to develop model villages on the lines of the Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana with innovation and technology
as key components, with a broad framework of enhancing social security and infrastructure development through implementation of
central and state-level schemes, improved drinking water and sanitation systems and several livelihood enhancement programmes,
he said.
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Tata trusts signs mou with ap for developing smart villages
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Tata Trusts has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Andhra Pradesh Government to develop 264 villages in
Vijayawada constituency and transform them into smart villages.
In a major boost to the State Government's flagship 'Smart Village-Smart Ward' programme, the Tata Trusts has agreed to work in
the areas of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
During an interaction with AP Chambers of Commerce and Industry Federation in Vijayawada on Monday, Chief Minister N.
Chandrababu Naidu said, "Ratan Tata's (Chairman Emeritus of Tata Group), credibility and simplicity add value to this social
programme."
"Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made
his Group sustainable," he added.
"Not only is Tata fuelling the start-up ecosystem, he is promoting and encouraging entrepreneurs and ideas that excite him. He is
driving India's start-up growth," he said.
Responding to Naidu's request to Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the State, Tata said, "I'm here to
support the MoU with the State to undertake various social projects."
Tata said, "At the end of my career, I realise that money can't buy one thing.and, that is to create an excitement in your li fe. At this
point of time, to be associated with Chandrababu Naidu, is what creates that excitement within me. The new State will have every
bit of support that I can personally give."
"The kind of start-ups that excite me are those which do not emulate start-ups in the US or anywhere in the world. Successful start-
ups are those which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the confidence investors have in them," Tata said.
Tata said applications of technology that meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues
India needs to look at.
Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas took up the proposal to Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trusts' initiative of developing 264
villages in Vijayawada constituency.
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Naidu, Ratan Tata meet in Vijayawada
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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and Tata Trust Chairman Ratan Tata will interact with industrialists after a
luncheon meeting.
Ratan Tata is in Vijayawada to take part in a social project to improve villages near Vijayawada. Kesineni Srinivas, Vijayawada MP
has adopted 264 villages to improve the infrastructure and transform them into model villages.
Apart from the launch of this smart village initiative, the Tata Trust may take part in this development initiative, Government sources
indicated.
After the luncheon meeting with Naidu, the Chief Minister and Ratan Tata are slated to interact with industrialists, where a
memorandum is also likely to be inked.
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Tatas, AP ink MoU to develop 264 villages in Vijaywada
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Application of technology that meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are subjects India needs
to look at, Ratan Tata, chairman emeritus of Tata Group, has said.Start-ups, which do not emulate start-ups in the US or anywhere
in the world, are the ones that excite him. Successful start-ups, Tata said, were those, which struck a chord within India and
overseas as well as reflected the confidence investors have in themHe was speaking at Vijayawada on Monday where he was part
of an event where Tata Trusts has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP)
to develop 264 villages in the Vijayawada constituency. He also interacted with industrialists.Tata said he would advise AP on
bringing new industries and ideas to the state. "The state will have every bit of support that I can personally give," he
said.Welcoming the move, Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu, said "Tata Trusts is partnering Andhra Pradesh
for developing 264 villages. This is the first time such a huge number of villages are being adopted. This will set an example as the
programme will be mentored by Ratan Tata.''The partnership with AP would focus on marine fisheries and a comprehensive
aquaculture development model would be worked out to enhance the livelihood of small and marginal fishermen.Using the
government's feeding and distribution programmes like Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS), mid-day meal and public
distribution system (PDS) as delivery channels, the collaboration would also target micronutrient deficiencies like anemia.The
collaboration's framework would be to enhance social security and infrastructure development through implementation of central
and state-level schemes and livelihood enhancement programmes, said R Venkataramanan, executive trustee, Tata Trusts.An
adequately staffed programme management unit (PMU) would be set up to ensure implementation of the proposed plans to be
arrived at jointly by the planning department of AP and Tata Trusts, he said, adding that successful interventions would be scaled
up.
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Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
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The Andhra Pradesh government today entered into an agreement with Tata Trusts for community empowerment and improvement
of overall living standards of people in 264 villages in the Vijayawada region.
The programme intends to implement "interventions in the thematic areas" of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, nutrition and fortification
along with micro planning and village development based on the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY).
"I am delighted that Tata Trusts is partnering with Andhra Pradesh by developing 264 villages. This is the first time such a huge
number of villages are being adopted. This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by the industry titan Ratan
Tata," Naidu said.
Tata Trusts chairman Ratan Tata said the partnership with Andhra Pradesh government will be in terms of social activities,
nutrition, health and creating livelihood, etc.
He didn't give a direct reply when asked about the direct investment that the Tata Group may make in the state.
R Venkataramanan, executive trustee of Tata Trusts, said they will support the state and administrative bodies in implementation of
"multi-thematic development plan" in 264 villages.
Kesineni Srinivas, Vijaywada MP, said the Tata Trusts have mapped and geo-tagged almost 2.5 lakh households covering a million
people.
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AP poised for great future: Tata
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Here is a morale booster from Tatas to Andhra Pradesh which is aspiring to build a world class capital besides an industrial
ecosystem. Ratan Tata, Chairman Emeritus of TATA Sons and Chairman of TATA Trusts, has expressed confidence that various
corporate houses including the TATA Group will be interested in having a presence in the fledgling State of Andhra Pradesh.
"I can say for sure the future of A.P is going to be great with the kind of plans, resources and leadership it has", Mr. Tata said.
Addressing a press conference along with Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu after a meeting with industry captains in
Vijayawada on Monday, Mr. Tata said the future of any State was dependent on its leadership. With Mr. Chandrababu Naidu in the
saddle A.P is poised to become a model for others. "I am sure Mr. Chandrababu Naidu will lead A.P. successfully on the growth
path," he said.
Earlier, Mr. Chandrababu Naidu said Mr. Tata positively responded to lend the TATA Trusts' (Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan
Tata Trust) expertise in promoting start-up companies and incubation centres in the State. Mr. Tata also agreed to travel across
A.P to look at sectors to which the TATA Trusts could possibly extend a helping hand.
"I had requested Mr. Tata to invest in the combined State of Andhra Pradesh when I was Chief Minister. He will fully support us
now also", Mr. Naidu claimed.
Asked whether the government has invited TATA Group entities like TCS to foray into A.P in a big way, Mr. Naidu said he had a
detailed discussion with the Group Chairman Cyrus Mistry during the latter's visit to Rajahmundry for Godavari Pushkaram. Various
issues are under examination. Hopefully they would come out soon with concrete plans. "I am sure TATA Trusts will have a larger
stake in the development of Andhra Pradesh in the future with the present partnership for development of 264 villages in
Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency serving as a turning point in the State's history," Mr. Naidu added. Before the media interaction
began, Mr. Naidu showered encomiums on Mr. Tata, saying he is an icon for Indian industry and that A.P needed his valuable
advice for development at the present juncture. TATA Trusts Executive Trustee R. Venkataramanan, Vijayawada MP Kesineni
Srinivas, Ministers Devineni Umamaheswara Rao, P. Sujatha, Kollu Ravindra and Mayor K. Sridhar were present.
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State to launch smart pulse programme
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Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Monday said that the State government was contemplating launching smart pulse
programme shortly. The programme was intended to collect comprehensive details of every citizen in the State.
Tata Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata and Mr. Naidu launched the village development plans and dash boards here. They also
launched a website on the smart village concept.
Addressing the gathering, Mr. Naidu said the government was working on the smart pulse programme to integrate it with its welfare
and developmental works. It would be easier for the government to draw necessary development plans based on the smart pulse,
he said.
Referring to the MoU, Mr.Naidu said he was impressed with the background work and research Tata Trusts had done on 264
villages. The government would extend all possible cooperation in realising the objective of micro-planning, he said, adding that at
a click of a button every detail of development in a given village would be known through dash boardsMP Kesineni Srinivas was
present.
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Andhra Pradesh Government Inks Pact With Tata Trusts to Develop 264 Villages
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Tata Trusts on monday signed an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh Government to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha
constituency to work in bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N
Chandrababu Naidu said it is the first time that such huge number of villages are being developed by a single institution or Trust in
the state.Tata Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata was present at the time of pact signing."This will set an example in the country as it will
be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work and research Tata Trust has done on these
villages," the Chief Minister said.Mr Tata said he will advise the AP CM to bring more industries to the state."I will advise him
(Chandrababu Naidu) on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. At the end of my career, I realise that money can't
buy one thing...and that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with Chandrababu Naidu is
what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally give," Mr Tata said.In an
interactive session with industrialists, Mr Tata shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to support
start-ups in the country."The kind of start-ups that excite me are those which do not emulate start-ups in the US or anywhere in the
world.Successful start-ups are those, which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the confidence investors
have in them," he said in response to a question from a young entrepreneur.Explaining his views on the technologies that need
attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Tata said applications of technology that meet energy challenges,
issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues India needs to look at."Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its
industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made his Group sustainable," Mr Naidu
said.Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Mr. Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trusts' initiative
of developing 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency, a press release from the state government said.
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Andhra Pradesh Government Inks Pact With Tata Trusts to Develop 264 Villages
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Tata Trusts on monday signed an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh Government to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha
constituency to work in bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said it is the first time that such huge number of villages are being developed
by a single institution or Trust in the state.
Tata Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata was present at the time of pact signing.
"This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work
and research Tata Trust has done on these villages," the Chief Minister said.
Mr Tata said he will advise the AP CM to bring more industries to the state.
"I will advise him (Chandrababu Naidu) on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. At the end of my career, I realise
that money can't buy one thing...and that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give," Mr Tata said.
In an interactive session with industrialists, Mr Tata shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support start-ups in the country.
"The kind of start-ups that excite me are those which do not emulate start-ups in the US or anywhere in the world.
Successful start-ups are those, which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the confidence investors have in
them," he said in response to a question from a young entrepreneur.
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Explaining his views on the technologies that need attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Tata said
applications of technology that meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues India
needs to look at.
"Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made
his Group sustainable," Mr Naidu said.
Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Mr. Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trusts' initiative of
developing 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency, a press release from the state government said.
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Andhra Government Inks Pact With Tata Trusts to Develop 264 Villages
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The Andhra Pradesh government today entered into an agreement with Tata Trusts for community empowerment and improvement
of overall living standards of people in 264 villages in the Vijayawada region.
Tata Trusts have identified these villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency and mapped and geo-tagged them, Chief Minister
N Chandrababu Naidu said.
The programme intends to implement "interventions in the thematic areas" of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, nutrition and fortification
along with micro planning and village development based on the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY).
"I am delighted that Tata Trusts is partnering with Andhra Pradesh by developing 264 villages. This is the first time such a huge
number of villages are being adopted. This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by the industry titan Ratan
Tata," Naidu said.
Tata Trusts chairman Ratan Tata said the partnership with Andhra Pradesh government will be in terms of social activities,
nutrition, health and creating livelihood, etc.
He didn't give a direct reply when asked about the direct investment that the Tata Group may make in the state.
R Venkataramanan, executive trustee of Tata Trusts, said they will support the state and administrative bodies in implementation of
"multi-thematic development plan" in 264 villages.
Kesineni Srinivas, Vijaywada MP, said the Tata Trusts have mapped and geo-tagged almost 2.5 lakh households covering a million
people.
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Tata Trust To Develop 264 Villages Under Vijayawada Assembly Constituency
http://www.siasat.com/news/tata-trust-develop-264-villages-under-vijayawada-assembly-constituency-821136/
Giving a major boost to the government's Flagship 'Smart Village-Smart Ward' program, the Tata Trusts has signed a
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Andhra Pradesh to develop 264 villages under Vijayawada
Assembly constituency to work in bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health, nutrition and village development.
In an interaction with industrialists of the Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry Federation in Vijayawada today,
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said Chairman Emeritus of Tata Group Ratan Tata's credibility, simplicity adds value to this
social program. "Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business.
This has made his Group sustainable," he added. "Not only Ratan Tata was fuelling the start-up ecosystem, he is promoting and
encouraging entrepreneurs and ideas that excite him", the Chief Minister said, adding "Mr Tata is driving India's start-up growth."
This is the first time such a huge number of villages are being developed by a single institution/Trust in Andhra Pradesh. "This will
set an example in the country as it will be monitored by Industry Titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work and
research Tata Trust has done on these villages," the Chief Minister said. Later, the Chief Minister asked Mr Tata to visit Andhra
Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the State. "He has given ideas about social responsibility, industrial growth, health and
sanitation."
Speaking at the event, Ratan Tata said, "I'm here to support the MoU signing with the State to undertake various social projects."
Elaborating his conversation with the Chief Minister, Tata said, "I will advise him (Chandrababu Naidu) on bringing new industries
and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. At the end of my career, I realize that money can't buy one thing.and, that is to create an excitement
in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with Chandrababu Naidu (who has knowledge) is what creates that excitement
within me. The new State will have every bit of support that I can personally give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Ratan Tata shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses
to support-start-ups in the country. "The kind of start-ups that excite me are those which do not emulate start-ups in the US or
anywhere in the world. Successful start-ups are those which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the
confidence investors have in them," he told in response to a question from a young entrepreneur.
Explaining his views on the technologies that need attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Tata said
applications of technology that meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues India
needs to look at.
Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trusts' initiative of
developing 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency. (NSS)
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in AP
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In a a major boost to the government's Flagship 'Smart Village-Smart Ward' program, the Tata Trusts has signed anMemorandum
of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Andhra Pradesh to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency to work in
bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.In an interaction with industrialists of the Andhra
Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry Federation in Vijayawada today, Chief Minister Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu said that
Chairman Emiretus of Tata GroupRatan Tata's credibility, simplicity adds value to this social program.
"Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made
his Group sustainable," he added.Not only is Mr. Tata fuelling the start-up ecosystem, he is promoting and encouraging
entrepreneurs and ideas that excite him, the Chief Minister said, adding "Mr. Tata is driving India's start-up growth."
This is the first time such a huge number of villages are being developed by a single institution/ Trust in Andhra Pradesh. " This will
set an example in the country as it will be menotored by Industry Titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work and
research Tata Trust has done on these villages," the Chief Minister said.Later, the Chief Minister asked Mr. Tata to visit Andhra
Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state. "He has given ideas about social responsibility, industrial growth, health and
sanitation."
Speaking at the event, Mr. Tata said: "I'm here to support the MoU signing with the state to undertake various social
projects."Elaborating his conversation with the Chief Minister, Mr. Tata said "I will advise him (Chandrababu Naidu) on bringing new
industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. At the end of my career, I realize that money cant buy one thing.and, that is to create an
excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with Chandrababu Naidu (who has knowledge) is what creates that
excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Mr. Tata said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he
chooses to support-start-ups in the country. "The kind of start-ups that excite me are those which do not emulate start-ups in the
US or anywhere in the world. Successful start-ups are those which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the
confidence investors have in them," he told in response to a question from a young entrepreneur.Explaining his views on the
technologies that need attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Mr. Tata said applications of technology that
meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues India needs to look at.
Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Mr. Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trusts' initiative of
developing 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency
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Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
http://www.thestatesman.com/news/business/andhra-govt-inks-pact-with-tata-trusts-to-develop-264-villages/84943.html
The Andhra Pradesh government on Mondayentered into an agreement with Tata Trusts for community empowerment and
improvement of overall living standards of people in 264 villages in the Vijayawada region.
Tata Trusts have identified these villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency and mapped and geo-tagged them, Chief Minister
N Chandrababu Naidu said.
The programme intends to implement "interventions in the thematic areas" of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, nutrition and fortification
along with micro planning and village development based on the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY).
"I am delighted that Tata Trusts is partnering with Andhra Pradesh by developing 264 villages. This is the first time such a huge
number of villages are being adopted. This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by the industry titan Ratan
Tata," Naidu said.
Tata Trusts chairman Ratan Tata said the partnership with Andhra Pradesh government will be in terms of social activities,
nutrition, health and creating livelihood, etc.
He didn't give a direct reply when asked about the direct investment that the Tata Group may make in the state.
R Venkataramanan, executive trustee of Tata Trusts, said they will support the state and administrative bodies in implementation of
"multi-thematic development plan" in 264 villages.
Kesineni Srinivas, Vijaywada MP, said the Tata Trusts have mapped and geo-tagged almost 2.5 lakh households covering a million
people.
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Tata Trust Pact to Make Villages Smart
http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/andhra_pradesh/Tata-Trust-Pact-to-Make-Villages-Smart/2015/08/25/article2991911.ece
Taking another step in the direction of developing Andhra Pradesh as a smart state by developing villages as smart villages, the
state government entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Tata Trust here on Sunday.
Though the MoU is for the development of 264 villages in the Vijayawada Parliamentary Constituency with focus on human
resources development and employment generation avenues, the State Government sees it as a cornerstone for the development
of the state as 'the best state' by 2029. The MoU was signed by R Venkataraman, CEO of Tata Trust, on its behalf and Shanti Priya
Pandey, Additional Secretary (Planning), on behalf of the government.
Launching the Village Development Plans and the website for the Vijayawada Bamboo Mission, along with Chief Minister N
Chandrababu Naidu, Tata Trust Chairman Ratan Tata said he looked forward to a great partnership between the state government
and Tata Trust. He said it would be a step in the direction of helping the betterment of quality of life in villages. Recalling his past
interaction with Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, the Tata Trust Chairman said he held the former in great esteem. He wished
the CM and the state all successes in the coming years.
Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said it was a start in the direction of Smart AP' and called upon people of the state settled across
the world to chip in with their knowledge and other contributions to make the state a smart one and help in improving the lives of
people in the rural areas.
Hailing the initiative of Vijayawada MP Kesineni Srinivas, which saw the Tata Trust becoming a partner in the development of 264
villages of his constituency like never before, the CM said many companies and individuals were also coming forward to partner
with the state in its development.
"However, to make such initiatives successful, people's cooperation and active participation are of paramount importance", he
maintained.
Pointing out at the technologies like geo tagging, GAP analysis to do baseline survey of 10 lakh families in 264 villages in
Vijayawada Parliamentary Constituency which was made possible with people's cooperation, the CM said the government would
be launching Pulse Smart Survey in the state to get details of all the people in the state and that the job had been entrusted to
Special Chief Secretary S P Tucker.
Stating that technology had become cost-effective, the CM said that using the tablets being provided by the government, VROs and
sarpanches in the villages could identify the needs of the people and the gaps in implementation of schemes / programmes and
initiate corrective measures. He cited ePOS in the PDS, distribution of pensions using hand-held tabs at the doorsteps of the
beneficiaries to emphasis that usage of technology not only ensured transparency but also saved lots of money.
Assuring the villages of the government's help with regard to matching grants and gap solutions for different programmes to be
taken up at the village level, he said the villages doing well in development and the implementation of welfare schemes would be
given 'Best Village' awards and their sarpanches and officials would be felicitated during Sankranti.
On the occasion, he cited the government initiatives like seven missions and five grids for the overall development of the state.
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Earlier, Venkataraman and Vijayawada MP Kesineni Srinivas (Nani) explained the objectives of the Village Development Plans,
which were basically focused at nutrition, health, fisheries, skill development and related aspects.
On the occasion, the students of the city-based Siddharta Mahila Kalasala presented a cultural programme and the same was
appreciated by one and all.
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Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Andhra govt inks pact with Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
http://www.niticentral.com/2015/08/25/andhra-govt-inks-pact-with-tata-trusts-to-develop-264-villages-330815.html
The Andhra Pradesh government today entered into an agreement with Tata Trusts for community empowerment and improvement
of overall living standards of people in 264 villages in the Vijayawada region. Tata Trusts have identified these villages
in Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency and mapped and geo-tagged them, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said. The
programme intends to implement "interventions in the thematic areas" of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, nutrition and fortification
along with micro planning and village development based on the Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY).
"I am delighted that Tata Trusts is partnering with Andhra Pradesh by developing 264 villages.
This is the first time such a huge number of villages are being adopted.
This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by the industry titan Ratan Tata," Naidu said.
Tata Trusts chairman Ratan Tata said the partnership with Andhra Pradesh government will be in terms of social activities,
nutrition, health and creating livelihood, etc.
He didn't give a direct reply when asked about the direct investment that the Tata Group may make in the state.
R Venkataramanan, executive trustee of Tata Trusts, said they will support the state and administrative bodies in implementation
of "multi-thematic development plan" in 264 villages.
Kesineni Srinivas, Vijaywada MP, said the Tata Trusts have mapped and geo-tagged almost 2.5 lakh households covering a
million people.
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
http://www.smetimes.in/smetimes/news/industry/2015/Aug/25/tata-trusts-to-develop-264-villages-in-andhra709937.html
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra
Pradesh.An MoU between Tata Trusts and the Andhra Pradesh government was signed in Vijayawada on Monday in the presence
of Tata Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.The villages will be developed in
Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and improve the overall quality of living
through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.The NGO will also work in areas like bamboo cultivation, fisheries,
health and nutrition and village development.Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first time that such a huge number
of villages are being adopted. He said this will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata.He
requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.Rata Tata said he would help Naidu on
bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. "At the end of my career, I realize that money can't buy one thing and, that is
to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement
within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally give."In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata
said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to support-start-ups in the country.
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Publication: The Hans India Edition: Online Web
Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
http://www.thehansindia.com/posts/index/2015-08-25/Tata-Trusts-to-develop-264-villages-in-Andhra-172476
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra
Pradesh. An MoU between Tata Trusts and the Andhra Pradesh government was signed in Vijayawada on Monday in the presence
of Tata Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
The villages will be developed in Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and
improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.The NGO will also work in areas like
bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development. Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first
time that such a huge number of villages are being adopted. He said this will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by
industry titan Ratan Tata. He requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.
Ratan Tata said he would help Naidu on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. "At the end of my career, I realize
that money can't buy one thing and, that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses
to support-start-ups in the country.
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Ratan Tata lauds Chandrababu's efforts
http://www.thehansindia.com/posts/index/2015-08-25/Ratan-Tata-lauds-Chandrababus-efforts-172473
Tata Trust Chairman Ratan Tata addressing industrialists at a programme held in Vijayawada on Monday heaped praises on
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and said that the Chief Minister works hard to reach his goals.
Lauding Chandrababu's efforts to promote industries in the state, Ratan Tata gave an assurance that the Tata Group would not
only invest in aqua and fisheries sector but also extend assistance in other sectors.
The Chief Minister made an appeal to the industrialists to invest in the state and asked Ratan Tata to visit Visakhapatnam and
Chittoor cities.
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
http://www.daijiworld.com/news/news_disp.asp?n_id=347549
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra Pradesh.
An MoU between Tata Trusts and the Andhra Pradesh government was signed in Vijayawada on Monday in the presence of Tata
Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
The villages will be developed in Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and
improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.
The NGO will also work in areas like bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first time that such a huge number of villages are being adopted. He said this
will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata.
He requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.
Rata Tata said he would help Naidu on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. "At the end of my career, I realize
that money can't buy one thing and, that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support-start-ups in the country.
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India's Srimanthudu To Adopt Vijayawada
http://www.gulte.com/news/41626/Indias-Srimanthudu-To-Adopt-Vijayawada
India's Srimanthudu To Adopt VijayawadaHonorary Chairman of Tata Trust, Ratan Tata met the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister
Nara Chandrababu Naidu at the CM's Camp Office in Vijayawada this morning. The leading industrialist and the CM discussed the
possibilities of investing in the state and also to chalk out steps to develop the industrial corridor in Vijayawada.
Today, the CM Chandrababu and Ratan Tata will unveil a micro planning strategy which the TATA Trust has devised to transform
264 villages in the Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency into model villages. The TATA Trust has also come forward to adopt the
Vijayawada Parliament constituency, obliging the request of Vijayawada MP Kesineni Nani.
The Tata Trust, in its survey in the villages in the constituency, has recorded the living standards of nearly 9 lakh population in 264
villages. The AP government has decided to enhance the employment opportunities, education and health sectors in the
Vijayawada city. The government will be investing a whopping Rs 800 crore for this ambitious mission.
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Tata meets Babu
http://www.sakshipost.com/index.php/news/politics/62127-tata-meets-babu.html?psource=Home-Latest
Chairman of Tata Trust Ratan Tata met with AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu on Monday at the CM's camp office in
Vijayawada .
Sources have it that the discussion were majorly about projects and about the villages Ratan Tata would adopt. It's already known
that Prime Minister Narendra Modi requested Ratan Tata to adopt villages under "Sansad Aadarsh Grameena Yojana" and
Kesineni Nani was in fact the first one to respond to Ratan Tata's e-mail to all the ministers of the country, Kesineni Nani in his mail
asked Ratan Tata to adopt all the 264 villages of Nani's constituency and also asked him to come down and visit the villages
personally.
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Publication: Errabus Edition: Online Web
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10,000 villages adopted in AP !!
http://errabus.com/article/10-000-villages-adopted-in-ap
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said that several multi national companies, legislators, officials and celebrities adopted 10,000
villages in the state.
He was speaking at meeting a in Vijayawada today. He said Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust adopted 264 villages
under Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency in Krishna district.
Tata Trusts chairman and industrialist Ratan Tata today inked pact with government to develop the villages. The trusts will take
measures to improve health, nutrition and livelihood of 10 lakh people living in these villages. Chandrababu announced that Ratan
Tata would tour the state to encourage startups.
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
http://www.thestatesman.com/news/latest-headlines/tata-trusts-to-develop-264-villages-in-andhra/84953.html
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra Pradesh.
An MoU between Tata Trusts and the Andhra Pradesh Government was signed in Vijayawada on Monday in the presence of Tata
Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
The villages will be developed in Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and
improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.
The NGO will also work in areas like bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first time that such a huge number of villages are being adopted. He said this
will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata.
He requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.
Rata Tata said he would help Naidu on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. "At the end of my career, I realize
that money can't buy one thing and, that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support-start-ups in the country.
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Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
http://www.canindia.com/2015/08/tata-trusts-to-develop-264-villages-in-andhra/
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra Pradesh.
An MoU between Tata Trusts and the Andhra Pradesh government was signed in Vijayawada on Monday in the presence of Tata
Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
The villages will be developed in Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and
improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.
The NGO will also work in areas like bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first time that such a huge number of villages are being adopted. He said this
will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata.
He requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.
Rata Tata said he would help Naidu on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. "At the end of my career, I realize
that money can't buy one thing and, that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support-start-ups in the country.
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
http://www.newkerala.com/news/2015/fullnews-108981.html
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra Pradesh.
An MoU between Tata Trusts and the Andhra Pradesh government was signed in Vijayawada on Monday in the presence of Tata
Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
The villages will be developed in Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and
improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.
The NGO will also work in areas like bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first time that such a huge number of villages are being adopted. He said this
will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata.
He requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.
Rata Tata said he would help Naidu on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. "At the end of my career, I realize
that money can't buy one thing and, that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support-start-ups in the country.
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Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 smart villages
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/497120/tata-trusts-develop-264-smart.html
Tata Trusts has signed an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh government to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada parliamentary
constituency with the aid of data collected from 2,50,000 households covering 1 million people.
Web-based techniques were used to collect data with the help of a 128 point questionnaire. Funds will be gathered from different
government schemes as well as by Tata Trusts.
"We will be working with the government in the areas of social activity, mitigation of malnutrition, improvement of health, and
creating greater livelihood," said former chief of Tata Group, Ratan Tata.
He also said that Andhra Pradesh (AP) would prosperous as he had full faith in the leadership of Chief Minister Chandrababu
Naidu.
"Though it would be arrogant to forecast industrial growth right away, we are well acquainted and experienced with the leadership
of the state and support its aspirations to develop a new capital," Tata added.
For the first time, such a huge number of villages are being developed by a single Trust in Andhra Pradesh. "This will set an
example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata," said Naidu.
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Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in AP
http://www.telugupeople.com/news/article_00099135_Tata_Trusts_to_develop_264_villages_in_AP.asp
In a a major boost to the government's Flagship 'Smart Village-Smart Ward' program, the Tata Trusts has signed an Memorandum
of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Andhra Pradesh to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency to work in
bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.In an interaction with industrialists of the Andhra
Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry Federation in Vijayawada today, Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said that
Chairman Emiretus of Tata Group Ratan Tata's credibility, simplicity adds value to this social program.'Ratan Tata is a symbol of
India and its industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made his Group sustainable,' he
added.Not only is Mr. Tata fuelling the start-up ecosystem, he is promoting and encouraging entrepreneurs and ideas that excite
him, the Chief Minister said, adding 'Mr. Tata is driving India's start-up growth.'This is the first time such a huge number of villages
are being developed by a single institution/ Trust in Andhra Pradesh. ' This will set an example in the country as it will be
menotored by Industry Titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work and research Tata Trust has done on these
villages,' the Chief Minister said.Later, the Chief Minister asked Mr. Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in
the state. 'He has given ideas about social responsibility, industrial growth, health and sanitation.'Speaking at the event, Mr. Tata
said: 'I'm here to support the MoU signing with the state to undertake various social projects.'Elaborating his conversation with the
Chief Minister, Mr. Tata said 'I will advise him (Chandrababu Naidu) on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. At
the end of my career, I realize that money can't buy one thing'and, that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to
be associated with Chandrababu Naidu (who has knowledge) is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have
every bit of support that I can personally give.'In an interactive session with industrialists, Mr. Tata said shared his views on the
start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to support-start-ups in the country. 'The kind of start-ups that excite me are
those which do not emulate start-ups in the US or anywhere in the world. Successful start-ups are those which strike a chord within
India and overseas as well as reflect the confidence investors have in them,' he told in response to a question from a young
entrepreneur.Explaining his views on the technologies that need attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Mr.
Tata said applications of technology that meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues
India needs to look at.Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Mr. Ratan Tata to endorse
Tata Trusts' initiative of developing 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency.
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Start-ups excited me: Ratan Tata
http://news.webindia123.com/news/Articles/India/20150824/2666737.html
Tata Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata said that the start-up system excited him because that did not emulate in the US or anywhere in
the world.In an interactive session with industrialists, Mr. Tata shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he
chooses to support-start-ups in the country. He said The kind of start-ups that excite me are those which do not emulate start-ups
in the US or anywhere in the world. Successful start-ups are those which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect
the confidence investors have in them, he told in response to a question from a young entrepreneur.Explaining his views on the
technologies that need attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Mr. Tata said applications of technology that
meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues India needs to look at.Addressing the
programme Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might. He has shown how
to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made his Group sustainable, he added. Mr.Ratan Tata is fueling not only the start-
up ecosystem, he is also promoting and encouraging entrepreneurs and ideas that excite him, the Chief Minister said, adding Mr.
Tata is driving Indias start-up growth.
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Ratan Tata to adopt villages in Vijayawada
http://www.thehansindia.com/posts/index/2015-08-24/Ratan-Tata-to-adopt-villages-in-Vijayawada-172326
Tata Trust Chairman Ratan Tata on Monday met Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu at the Chief Minister's
Camp office in Vijayawada.
Both reportedly held discussions over the investment opportunities in the state and also discussed the adoption of villages in
Vijayawada Lok Sabha Constituency. Chandrababu and Ratan Tata would sign a MoU on development of villages and would
launch the 'Smart Village' programme.
Ratan Tata responded positively to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Sansad Aadarsh Gram Yojana' where industrialists were
invited to adopt villages. While Ratan Tata wrote to all the MPs in the country, only three MPs responded including Kesineni Nani
who urged the industrialist to adopt 264 villages in the constituency.
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Publication: AP News Edition: Online Web
Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Tata Trust adopts Vijayawada Parliament constituency
http://www.apnewscorner.com/news/political/details/11770/latest/Tata-Trust-adopts-Vijayawada-Parliament-constituency.html
Chairman of Tata Group, Ratan Tata has visited Vijayawada City today to participate in the meeting of businessmen. AP Chief
Minister Chandrababu Naidu received him well and on the occasion, Ratan Tata praised Chandrababu Naidu for working very hard
to bring industries to newly formed state.He also promised that Tata Group will help AP in Fisheries and Aqua industries. The TATA
Group has also come forward to adopt the Vijayawada Parliament constituency by obliging the request of Vijayawada MP Kesineni
Nani. The Tata Group, in its survey in the villages in the constituency, has recorded the living standards of around 9 lakh population
in 264 villages. Chandrababu thanked Ratan Tata for this kind nature to support AP by adopting Vijayawada Parliament
constituency. AP government has decided to amplify the employment opportunities, health and education sectors in Vijayawada
city. Soon, the state government will invest Rs 800 crore for this ambitious mission.
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Publication: I Government Edition: Online Web
Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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AP Govt Inks Pact With Tata Trusts To Develop 264 Villages
http://www.igovernment.in/article/2015/08/25/ap-govt-inks-pact-tata-trusts-develop-264-villages
Tata Trusts today signed an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh Government to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha
constituency to work in bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said it is the first time that such huge number of villages are being developed
by a single institution or Trust in the state.
Tata Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata was present at the time of pact signing.
"This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work
and research Tata Trust has done on these villages," the Chief Minister said.
Tata said he will advise the AP CM to bring more industries to the state.
"I will advise him (Chandrababu Naidu) on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. At the end of my career, I realise
that money can't buy one thing...and that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give," Tata said.
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support start-ups in the country.
"The kind of start-ups that excite me are those which do not emulate start-ups in the US or anywhere in the world.
Successful start-ups are those, which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the confidence investors have in
them," he said in response to a question from a young entrepreneur.
Explaining his views on the technologies that need attention in India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Tata said
applications of technology that meet energy challenges, issues of clean and safe drinking water and health are the issues India
needs to look at.
"Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might. He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made
his Group sustainable," Naidu said.
Member of Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Mr. Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trusts' initiative of
developing 264 villages in Vijayawada constituency, a press release from the state government said.
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Publication: Siasat Edition: Online Web
Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra
http://www.siasat.com/news/tata-trusts-develop-264-villages-andhra-821484/
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra Pradesh.
An MoU between Tata Trusts and the Andhra Pradesh government was signed in Vijayawada on Monday in the presence of Tata
Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
The villages will be developed in Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and
improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.
The NGO will also work in areas like bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first time that such a huge number of villages are being adopted. He said this
will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata.
He requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.
Rata Tata said he would help Naidu on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. "At the end of my career, I realize
that money can't buy one thing and, that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support-start-ups in the country.
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Publication: Andhra Wishesh Edition: Online Web
Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Ratan Tata adopts 264 villages in AP
http://www.andhrawishesh.com/378-telugu-headlines-top-stories/51864-ratan-tata-adopts-264-villages-in-ap.html
Ratan Tata, the Chairman of Tata Trust, met Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu today and made an applauded
proposal.
The duo discussed about the financial situations prevailing in the state
, and Naidu reportedly asked about the possibilities of investing in AP, and also to suggest the developmental programmes, in the
industrial sector.
The Tata trust has devised a micro planning strategy, which helps to transform 264 villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency
into model villages. This strategy is unveiled today. Regarding this, as per the request of Vijayawada MP Kesineni Nani, the Tata
trust also announced to adopt Vijayawada Parliament constituency.
According to the survey conducted in the constituency villages, the Tata Trust has recorded the living standards of nearly 9 lakh
population in 264 villages. On the other hand, the AP government has decided to increase the employment opportunities, education
and health sectors in the Vijayawada city. Regarding this, it has decided to invest Rs.800 crores.
Speaking in the meeting, Naidu said, "Ratan Tata is one of the most inspiring persons among the industrialists, there is a lot to
learn from him. We believe that he would extend his support for the development of AP state."
'Smart Village' programme will be launched by Ratan and Chandrababu, by signing a memorandum, on development of the
villages.
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In the past, by launching 'Sansad Aadarsh Gram Yojana', Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited the industrialists including Ratan
Tata to adopt the villages. Responding positively, Ratan Tata has written letters to all the MPs in the country, among which only 3
MPs responded to Ratan's letter. Among those 3, Kesineni Nani is one, who urged Ratan to adopt 264 villages in the
constituency.
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Publication: The Statesman Edition: Online Web
Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages in Andhra Read
http://www.thestatesman.com/news/business/tata-trusts-to-develop-264-villages-in-andhra/84953.html
Tata Trusts, a leading philanthropic organisation engaged in community development, will develop 264 villages in Andhra Pradesh.
An MoU between Tata Trusts and the Andhra Pradesh Government was signed in Vijayawada on Monday in the presence of Tata
Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
The villages will be developed in Vijayawada constituency and Tata Trusts will work towards community empowerment and
improve the overall quality of living through an integrated multi-thematic approach in the region.
The NGO will also work in areas like bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development.
Speaking on the occasion, Naidu said this was the first time that such a huge number of villages are being adopted. He said this
will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata.
He requested Tata to visit Andhra Pradesh often and mentor entrepreneurs in the state.
Rata Tata said he would help Naidu on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. "At the end of my career, I realize
that money can't buy one thing and, that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be associated with
Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I can personally
give."
In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata said shared his views on the start-up ecosystem and about the way he chooses to
support-start-ups in the country.
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Publication: Governance Now Edition: Online Web
Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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AP gets on board Tata Trusts to develop 264 villages
http://www.governancenow.com/news/regular-story/ap-board-tata-trusts-develop-264-villages
Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu is putting focus back on developing rural areas and can no longer be called the
urban politician. The Andhra Pradesh government, which is building its new capital in Guntur-Vijayawada belt, on Monday entered
into an agreement with Tata Trusts for community empowerment and improvement of living standards of people in 264 villages.
These villages are in the Vijayawada region. According to Naidu, Tata Trusts have identified these villages in Vijayawada Lok
Sabha constituency. There are mapped and geo-tagged for proper development programmes. Tata Trusts have mapped and geo-
tagged almost 2.5 lakh households covering a million people. The programme intends to implement "interventions in the thematic
areas" of bamboo cultivation, fisheries, nutrition and fortification along with micro planning and village development based on the
Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY). "I am delighted that Tata Trusts is partnering with Andhra Pradesh by developing 264
villages. This is the first time such a huge number of villages are being adopted. This will set an example in the country as it will be
mentored by the industry titan Ratan Tata," Naidu said. Tata Trusts chairman Ratan Tata said the partnership with Andhra Pradesh
government will be in terms of social activities, nutrition, health and creating livelihood, etc. R Venkataramanan, executive trustee of
Tata Trusts, said they will support the state and administrative bodies in implementation of "multi-thematic development plan" in
264 villages.
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Publication: Social Story Edition: Online Web
Published Date: 25 Aug 2015 Page No.:
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Tata Trusts, headed by Ratan Tata to develop 264 villages in Andhra
http://social.yourstory.com/2015/08/ratan-tata-develop-264-villages-in-andhra/
Tata Trusts signed an MoU with the Andhra Pradesh Government to develop 264 villages in Vijayawada Lok Sabha constituency to
work in bamboo cultivation, fisheries, health and nutrition and village development. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu
Naidu said it is the first time that such huge number of villages are being developed by a single institution or Trust in the state. Tata
Trusts Chairman Ratan Tata was present at the time of pact signing.
"This will set an example in the country as it will be mentored by industry titan Ratan Tata. I'm impressed with the background work
and research Tata Trust has done on these villages", the Chief Minister said. Tata said he will advise the AP CM to bring more
industries to the state. "I will advise him (Chandrababu Naidu) on bringing new industries and ideas to Andhra Pradesh. At the end
of my career, I realise that money can't buy one thing and that is to create an excitement in your life. At this point of time, to be
associated with Chandrababu Naidu is what creates that excitement within me. The new state will have every bit of support that I
can personally give", Tata said. In an interactive session with industrialists, Tata shared his views on the startup ecosystem and
about the way he chooses to support startups in the country. "The kind of startups that excite me are those which do not emulate
startups in the US or anywhere in the world.
Successful startups are those, which strike a chord within India and overseas as well as reflect the confidence investors have in
them," he said in response to a question from a young entrepreneur. Explaining his views on the technologies that need attention in
India on being asked by a woman entrepreneur, Tata said applications of technology that meet energy challenges, issues of clean
and safe drinking water and health are the issues India needs to look at. "Ratan Tata is a symbol of India and its industrial might.
He has shown how to carry out ethical and moral business. This has made his Group sustainable," Naidu said. Member of
Parliament Kesineni Srinivas is the person to bring the proposal to Mr. Ratan Tata to endorse Tata Trust's initiative of developing
264 villages in Vijayawada constituency, a press release from the state government said.
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