Indian politics are known for the hereditary nature and the situation is no different down either. For instance, we have the lights of Lokesh, Jagan and KTR, who come from a similar political landscape.
Now, Lokesh, who took party in a national Media conclave was asked about the prospect of being the most closely watched second generation leader of this country and he had a firm response.
Lokesh was asked how he is balancing the technological advancement while fuelling the AI infrastructure drive in Andhra, but also looking after the local communities who could be possibly affected.
This warranted a pretty consolidated reaction from Lokesh as he said including the farmers and local communities in this AI drive is the best possible outcome. He clearly mentioned that Andhra is growing economy and has a lot of upside in terms of financial and technological advancement.
The fine balance that needs to be found between growth and social upswing is where Lokesh is coming in.
Lokesh demonstrated that AI data centres do require a lot of water, but at the same time, AP has abundance of it as the Godavari river alone dumps 3000 TMC of water into the sea each year. To put that into perspective, data centre needs just 1.5 TC, which is definitely makeable.
Lokesh was very straightforward with his approach, and it was clear that the political baggage of carrying legendary TDP and all the attention that comes with it does not faze him one bit.
