Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has completed 15 years in office a milestone matched only by Karunanidhi and Rangaswamy in South India.
By the end of his current term, he will complete 19 years as CM, setting a new record in Indian politics.
Chandrababu first became Chief Minister in 1995 after a leadership change within the TDP. Since then, he has served three terms, including his comeback victory in 2024. He led united Andhra Pradesh and later became the first Chief Minister of the reorganised state after bifurcation.
His vision transformed the combined state into a technology hub, triggering an IT revolution that created lakhs of jobs and established Hyderabad among India’s top cities. Now, he is shaping the new Andhra Pradesh with equal ambition.
Through his Quantum Valley vision, he aims to build Amaravati as a world-class capital while developing Vizag, Tirupati, and other cities as growth engines.
Chandrababu’s goal is clear he wants Andhra Pradesh to lead India’s development story while ensuring neighbouring Telangana also prospers.
His mix of technological foresight and political skill has already earned him two terms in the bifurcated state.
Today, he stands as both a seasoned administrator and a visionary leader who dreams of a poverty-free Andhra Pradesh.
