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Adopt innovative methods to increase AP revenue: CM

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February 05, 2025

₹41,382 crore accrued through commercial taxes this fiscal so far

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE @Vijayawada

CHIEF Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday underscored the need for the revenue-earning departments to achieve the best results to bail out the State from the present financial crisis.

Holding a review meeting at the Secretariat on revenue growth and resources, he advised officials to adopt novel methods to generate revenue as the previous YSRC regime pushed the State into a precarious financial position.

Naidu is of the firm opinion that if the officials function in a routine manner they will not be able to achieve the desired results, but should adopt innovative methods. By utilizing technology, the gaps in revenue generation can be plugged effectively, he said.

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