Vidadala Rajini

Vidadala Rajini is a renowned Indian politician representing the Chilakaluripet Assembly Constituency as a Member of the Legislative Assembly, State Official Spokesperson and Minister for Health, Family Welfare & Medical Education in the Government of Andhra Pradesh from the YSR Congress Party and also a Philanthropist who oversees the VR foundation.

CHILDHOOD AND EDUCATION:

On June 24 1990, Raagula Rajini was born to the couple Mr&Mrs. Raagula Satthayya and raised in Purushothamapatnam Village in Chilakaluripet Mandal of Palnadu District in the Indian State of Andhra Pradesh. Rajini has a brother and a sister; Rajini is her parents’ second child. But four decades ago, her family relocated to Hyderabad to earn a living.

Rajini passed the tenth grade and received his Secondary Board Certificate from the Private School in her hometown of Chilakaluripeta. She graduated from Ann’s Women’s Degree College, affiliated with Osmania University, in 2011 in Malkajgiri, Telangana. She was never interested in specialized education.

PROFESSIONAL LIFE:

As she proceeded to gratify his functions and responsibilities, Rajini developed into a professional by proportionately working in a successful IT business in a US-based Company and simultaneously balancing multiple tasks by meeting the needs of people. Since she began, Rajini has managed her family responsibilities concurrently.

Despite handling substantial family responsibilities, Rajini always had more extraordinary achievements Professionally and Educationally. she uses technology and social media in the right way to reach out to more public and serve better. She leads a happy family life with her husband, Kumara Swamy, a businessman.

After finishing her education, she initially worked in the information technology sector in the United States. Following her stay there, she wed Kumara Swamy, who was working as an IT professional at the period. Since then, Rajini has served as director for the company her husband manages.

CAREER IN POLITICS:

After completing her higher education, Rajini initially lacked enthusiasm for entering politics. Rajini is an Employee of an information technology business with a turnover of one billion rupees per year. But the division of the state in 2014 was what finally pushed Rajini over the edge and into politics. Rajini is one of the people of Andhra who should have experienced Nara Chandra Babu Naidu as the first CM of Andhra Pradesh. This is why Rajini travelled back to India from the United States.

She joined the Telugu Desam Party in the presence of Prathipati Pulla Rao, who is an MLA for the Telugu Desam Party from Chilakarupet. She exerted a lot of effort to ensure the TDP party’s victory in 2014.

During the Mahanadu event that took place in Visakhapatnam in 2017, Rajini delivered a passionate speech. Chandra Babu Naidu, who presided over the gathering, sprang to prominence when she said that her success was due to the Cyberabad established in Hyderabad by Chandrababu Naidu, who was then the Chief Minister.

In addition, she formed the VR Foundation (https://vidadalarajini.com/)  in her hometown of Chilakaluripet. She carried out various community service projects intending to improve people’s lives, a social service enterprise that works to create change in society.

The foundation strives to take Chilakaluripet’s social service activities in a new direction that is more effective and more helpful. She gained a lot of popularity in a short period by participating in welfare activities.

The long-standing issue concerning potable water availability in the constituency’s rural areas has been resolved. The participation of women in public life has been the focus of many recent initiatives and projects.

In light of this, the party’s leadership has been requested to grant her the nomination for the Chilakaluripet constituency in 2019. However, at that time, minister Prathipati Pulla Rao, who was standing for that party, did not approve of Rajini’s proposal. Upon saying so, Rajini immediately began placing barriers in every path. At long last, Rajini noticed that the chief of the party, Chandrababu Naidu, intended to follow suit and offer tickets to the existing holding leaders.

In the presence of opposition leader Y.S Jagan Mohan Reddy, who was leading a Praja Sankalpayatra in Visakhapatnam on August 24, 2018, Rajini joined the Yuvajana Sramika Raithu Congress Party. Before this, Rajini believed she did not require any relationship with political parties to serve the people.

After travelling to Chilakaluripet from Visakhapatnam, Rajini engaged in a news conference. She placed herself in control of the YSRCP party’s Chilakaluripet Constituency by appointing herself as the Chilakaluripeta Constituency Incharge.

This subject, all of a sudden, created a sensation in the politics of the state, particularly among the YCP party. Marri Rajasekhar’s first reaction to Rajini’s aggressive behaviour was one of intolerance. However, after obtaining instructions from the top command from the higher authorities, Rajasekhar decided against pursuing the matter against Rajini.

In the 2019 election, Rajasekhar sided with Rajini and extended his support to her. After seeing her active participation in social issues, YSRCP has allotted MLA seats in the Chilakaluripet constituency. As a result of the charitable and developmental efforts that Rajini has performed, she decided to compete for office in 2019 with Prathipati Pulla Rao, a member of the YCP party.

As a token of their gratitude for Rajini’s efforts on their behalf, the residents of Chilakaluripet Constituency chose to make her their representative in the Legislative Assembly. Rajini was victorious in these elections and received more votes than any other candidate, around 80301.

Rajini was elected as the Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for the Chilakarulipeta Assembly Constituency by the people and by the people, defeating the minister Prathipati Pulla Rao, a prominent leader of the TDP who had previously held the position of MLA for two different times. To make the most of the opportunity that her constituents have presented, Rajini makes herself accessible to members of her district at all instances and strives to develop solutions to the issues that concern her constituents.

From then until now, she has been in the position assigned and doing her part for the betterment of society by carrying out her duties properly and following the rules and regulations of the party.

In 2018, she reinforced her service and work as the Coordinator of Chilakaluripet from YSRCP by strengthening her responsibilities, constantly considering their well-being, and gaining the esteem of the population.

Rajini’s constant attention and sheer diligence to service in 2019 led to her appointment as the State Official Spokesperson of YSRCP to faithfully represent and advocate for the organization’s positions and has served prudently for the benefit of the people from the community’s inception to the present day, consistently desiring for the party’s and society’s advancement, and performing desperate service to humanity and for the rightness of the people.

Rajini was appointed as the Minister of Health, Medical Education And Family Welfare in 2022 to encourage the focus on the need for effective expansion in people by doing her part to resolve the sufferings faced by the people after obtaining control and carrying out all activities as her dedication to the welfare of the people and by fully complying with a code of conduct.

Rajini’s services to her constituents:

• Rajini continued to interact with people and travel the constituency, despite the spread of the coronavirus epidemic in the Palnadu District. She made sure that the victims and anybody else who had tested positive for covid were treated at all medical institutions. She instructed the health officials to nourish and care for the patients in government hospitals using high-quality supplies. Every week, Rajini held review sessions with health authorities. Rajini fed 40,000 families during the shutdown.
• On the first anniversary of the YSRCP government, Rajini claimed that the constituency had seen unprecedented growth in only one year. Rajini addressed the Palnadu Water grid, through which he has supplied the constituency’s residents with safe drinking water.
• Rajini said the public would access all ongoing initiatives, including Amruth and others. There would be enough water for everyone in the district under the power grid project. True, Jagan has already given 83 crores out of the 150 million rupees needed for the Amruth project. For the Chilakaluripet Constituency, a 30-crore Kendriya Vidyalaya was approved for construction.
• The first and second stages of the Muslim Minority Residential School for Girls, which can educate 600 students per year, have received a total of 22 crores in funding, with the first phase receiving 15.03 crores and the second receiving 14 crores.
• Administrator for the Visakhapatnam region at the unveiling ceremony for the statue of Dr B.R. Ambedkar at Bhanojinagar, Visakhapatnam East Constituency, Minister Vidadala Rajini actively participated. Akkaramani Vijaya Nirmala coordinated the event.
• The Urban Primary Health Center in Vambe Colony, Bhimili Constituency, Visakha District, was recently launched by Minister Vidal Rajini. The minister stated at this period that Vambe Colony had started constructing a hospital with around one crore rupees in funding. She claimed that YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, the state’s chief minister, has implemented many innovative health and medical policies that improved care for everyone in the state.
• Vidada Rajini claims that the state government is making no concessions in medical care. The minister inaugurated the brand-new mortuary wing at KGH, which cost 68 lakhs of the country’s currency. The minister stated that there has only been one PHC for the Mandal prior and that their administration is the first to introduce two PHCs to the region. She said Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy would implement the Family Physician policy beginning on August 15th. It’s noted that this will allow for comprehensive field-level health monitoring by one of the two physicians at each PHC.
• Minister Vidadala Rajini enquired about the quality of care offered to children at KGH. The parents and children staying in the ward were polled on their experience with the care they received. The minister made a particular point of highlighting the hardships experienced by the sufferers’ loved ones in the enclosure. Patient’s families have been instructed to endure mosquito nets in the hospital rooms where they would spend the night. She emphasised the importance of ensuring visitors and patients are comfortable whiles at the facility.
• Minister Vidal Rajini visited the Aganampudi Community Health Center in the Gajuwaka Constituency in the Visakhapatnam District. The minister declared that a government hospital with 100 beds would be built in Anganampudi for 17 crore rupees. Aganampudi Hospital received cancer detection equipment from GenWorks valued at Rs.25 lakh. The minister was outraged to realize that the number of sanitation workers had decreased and that some employees’ names were listed under a different name than the one on their identification cards.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini, Minister of State for Health and Medicine, went door-to-door in Chilakaluripet Rural Mandal Gottipadu ST Colony and Ivurivaripalem as part of the Gadapa Gada program to discourse about the government’s social services initiatives during the last three years.
• Many public officials, including State Medical and Health Minister Mrs Vidadala Rajini, actively participated in a yoga event commemoration of International Yoga Day at the Vijayawada A1 Convention Center by the Andhra Pradesh AYUSH Department.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini recently took oath as the Minister of Andhra Pradesh State with the support of Chief Minister Shri YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, led a massive rally from Boyapalem to Chilakaluripet town organised by the Constituency Party and began with a special pooja at the Parvathi Devi Temple in Yadlapadu Mandal.
• Mrs Vidada Rajini, Minister of Health and Medical Affairs for the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, had a cordial meeting with Arun Singhal, CEO of the Food Safety and Standards Institute of India, and other members of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India. There was a meeting between the minister and members of FSSAI, including the CEO, to examine recent developments in food safety and quality throughout the nation and Andhra Pradesh.
• At the review meeting, constituency representatives were present at the YSR Congress Party city office in Visakhapatnam Maddilapalem.
• Members of the YSR Congress party in Visakhapatnam gathered for a morale-boosting gathering. They were accompanied by TTD Chairman YV Subbareddy, ministers in charge of the Visakha district, State Minister of Medical Health, Mrs Vidadala Rajini, and many other public leaders.
• State medical and health ministers, Mrs Vidadala Rajini and Mr Karumuri Venkata Nageswara Rao, attended the review meeting for the Palnadu district.
• The congratulatory meeting for Mrs Vidadala Rajini was held at the Palnadu Venkateswara Vigyanmandiram under the auspices of the Andhra Pradesh Mudiraj Mahasabha, which was attended by many prominent people, including Mudiraj Mahasabha National President Kasani Gyaneshwar and Andhra Pradesh State Mudiraj Corporation Chairman Narayana.
• The visit of Chief Minister Shri YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on the 28th to Paidivada Agraharam near Visakhapatnam was inspected by Mrs Vidadala Rajini and other Ministers.
• Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy made money available to the government as part of the third payment of the zero interest scheme. District Collector Mrs Vidadala Rajini, Narasa Raopet MLA Gopireddy Srinivasa Reddy, RDO Seshireddy, and a slew of other officials were on hand for the video conference in Narasa Raopet, Palnadu District, for this special event.
• On behalf of Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, Vidadala Rajini attended a review meeting held at the Department of Education and Health’s camp office.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini led a comprehensive review meeting on cancer therapy and addressed the developments and the improvements to be initiated for the proper care of the patients.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini talked to the residents of the 38th Ward Kondrupadu in Chilakaluripet town as part of the Gadapa Gadapaku programme. She discussed the government’s social programmes during the last three years.
• The State Secretariat hosted a high-level review meeting for the Andhra Pradesh Medical Service and Infrastructure Development Corporation, and Minister of State for Medical Health Viddala Rajini participated. Measures that APMSIDC will take to enhance hospital infrastructure were addressed at this review meeting.
• The swearing-in ceremony for the New Trust Board Committee of State Medical and Health Minister Mrs Vidadala Rajini and Palnadu West Constituency Legislator Maddali Giri transpired at Shri Sitaramaswamy Devasthanam at Main Bazaar in Chilakaluripet town.
• Avanti Srinivasa Rao headed the legislative delegation at the Bheemili constituency of Visakha district as they handed out housing documents to women. Minister Vidada Rajini, in charge of the event’s section, served as the evening’s special guest of honour.
• The Andhra Pradesh Vaidya Vidhan Parishad convened a high-level review meeting in the State Secretariat, and Minister of State for Medical Health Viddala Rajini presided. The medical services provided by the Andhra Pradesh Vaidya Vidhana Parishad were examined at this conference of reviewers.
• For the third time in succession (the 2022-23 school year), Jagananna Vidyakanuka has turned going to school into an event to be celebrated. Mrs Vidadala Rajini of Jaggapuram, Yadlapadu Mandal, donated Jagananna education kits to the area’s school children.
• Hon. Vidadala Rajini, Member of Legislative Assembly in honour of the university’s anniversary, Ms Undavalli Sridevi attended the festivities at Amaravati VIT-AP University.
• At Sankaran Hall in the Palnadu Collectorate, State Medical and Health Minister Mrs Vidada Rajini conducted a review meeting on the medical department about Palnadu District ( Palnadu, Bapatla).
• The Andhra Pradesh State Secretariat had a review meeting for Y.S.R.Arogya Shri, led by Dr State Medical and Health Minister Mrs Vidadala Rajini.
• Vidada Rajini, minister of health and medicine for the state of Telangana, was present at the NHM review meeting. She visited with state government officials, and we discussed the health department’s different programs and what would be done.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini and her other ministers attended the concluding gathering in Anantapur on the fourth day of the Bus Yatra organised by the YSR Congress Party in the name of Social Justice.

At the meeting at Grand Venkatesh in Chilakaluripet town, Vidadala Rajini launched the poster of social justice pear and called on party leaders and activists to make the public meeting organised on 28th in Palnadu district a success. The bus trip will include a spot from 26th Srikakulam to 29th Anantapur.

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES:

• At the department’s headquarters, Minister Vidada Rajini held a video conference with officials to discuss measures to be taken to prevent the spread of dengue, malaria, and other seasonal diseases, as well as the distribution of covid booster doses, the introduction of Monkey Fox, and the introduction of the family doctor concept.
• The 30-bed hospital in Chilakaluripet, Palnadu district, was inspected by State Medical and Health Minister Viddala Rajini, Principal Secretary M Krishna Babu, Family Welfare Commissioner, and APVVP Commissioner Vinod Kumar. They also reviewed the 100-bed hospital constructed for Rs 18 crore with numerous medical professionals.
• State Minister of Health and Medical Affairs Vidadala Rajini attended the Ujwala Bharat-Ujwala Bhavidyashyattu program at Nannapaneni Kalyanamandapam in Chilakaluripet on August 15, 2018, in honour of India’s 75th anniversary of independence. The event was co-hosted by Power Grid Corporation of India Limited and Andhra Pradesh Central Power Distribution Company Limited (APCPDCL).
• The 30-bed government hospital in Martur, Bapatla district, was unexpectedly inspected by Minister Vidadala Rajini. She approached the patients herself and quizzed them about the kind of care they were receiving. There was a cross-check between the employees who signed the register and those who were present for their shifts. She visited a pharmaceutical store to check out what they had available. She complimented the cleanliness of the hospital and instructed the medical personnel to improve their care for the patients.
• After laying the foundation stone for the reconstruction work of the high school, which will be performed for 67 lakhs in Chilakaluripet rural Mandal Vellore village, for those aged 18 and over, there will be a free covid immunisation campaign as part of Azadika Amrit Mahotsav. Several physicians and health authorities, including Vidadala Rajini, have announced a drive (every Monday and Friday) to be conducted from July 15 to September 30 at the primary health facility in Rajaka Colony, Chilakaluripet town.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini was the chief guest at the National Level First Invitational Drama Competition held at Ramakrishna Ravi Kalakshetra, Tenali, under the auspices of Dr Y.S.Rajasekhar Reddy Nataka Kala Parishad.
• While several individuals from the Kolakalur village of Tenali Mandal were being treated at the local health facility for symptoms of diarrhoea, Mrs Vidadala Rajini visited the victims and enquired about their wellbeing.
• On a visit to KGH, the biggest government hospital in Visakhapatnam, Vidadala Rajini offered many directions to the physicians and instructed them to promptly deliver excellent medical services to the patients.
• Homeownership documents have been distributed to around 23,374 people in the Gajuwaka constituency of the Visakha district. In a festive environment, lawmakers from Gajuwaka, led by Tippala Nagireddy, handed out documents to ladies at the municipal stadium.
• The swearing-in ceremony for the New Trust Board Committee of State Medical and Health Minister Mrs Vidadala Rajini and Palnadu West Constituency Legislator Maddali Giri transpired at Shri Sitaramaswamy Devasthanam at Main Bazaar in Chilakaluripet town.
• Avanti Srinivasa Rao headed the legislative delegation at the Bheemili constituency of Visakha district as they handed out housing documents to women. Minister Vidada Rajini, in charge of the event’s section, served as the evening’s special guest of honour.
• The Andhra Pradesh Vaidya Vidhan Parishad convened a high-level review meeting in the State Secretariat, and Minister of State for Medical Health Viddala Rajini presided. The medical services provided by the Andhra Pradesh Vaidya Vidhana Parishad were examined at this conference of reviewers.
• For the third time in succession (the 2022-23 school year), Jagananna Vidyakanuka has turned going to school into an event to be celebrated. Mrs Vidadala Rajini of Jaggapuram, Yadlapadu Mandal, donated Jagananna education kits to the area’s school children.
• Around 20,000 residents of the Vizag North Constituency in the Visakha District received their home ownership documents at DLB ground. Vidadala Rajini, Minister of State for Medicine and Health and Minister in Charge of the Visakha District, presided over the event.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini, Minister of the State Medical and Health Department, attended the Eruvaka program in Nadendla, which intended to enhance people’s lives by distributing dairy products.
• At the Department of Health and Medical Affairs’ camp office, Chief Minister Shri YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and Minister of Health Vidada Rajini had a review meeting.
• At the Mangalagiri APIIC building, the State Medical and Health Department’s senior personnel were reviewed by Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Dr Bharti Praveen Pawar and Minister of State Medical and Health Department Mrs Vidadala Rajini.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini, the State Minister of Medicine and Health, celebrated World Environment Day by planting seeds around the Chilakaluripet district.
• In the village of Genghis Khan Peta, Yadlapadu Mandal, Mrs Vidadala Rajini initiated the construction of a village secretariat.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini, Minister of State for the Medical and Health Department, attended the Nadendla Chinnamalapalli consecration of the Temple.
• The State Minister for Health, Mrs Vidadala Rajini, was present at the NRI Medical College in Mangalagiri for a session on organ donation.
• Two workers, Chatla Venkateswara Rao of the Kurnool district and Sheikh Abbas of the Nellore district, passed away while serving in the 108 services. All the other workers in the state have banded together under the 108 Contract Employees Union’s aegis to provide each family with a severance payout of 4 lakh rupees in the form of cheques that Rajini will present to families.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini attended the Sevavajra, Sevaratna, Sevamitra award event at Arya Vaishya Kalyanamandapam in the city to recognise the contributions of volunteers in the 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 wards.
• The new information kiosk model for R Arogya Shri Health Care Trust Hospitals was inspected by Dr Y. S. Chief Minister Shri YS Jaganmohan Reddy and Ministers Vidadala Rajini.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini, a member of the Legislative Assembly, unveiled the sculptures of Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phule and his wife, Mrs Savitri Bhai Phule, at the Clock Pillar Center in town on his 195th birthday, thanks to the BC Welfare Association.
• At the 31st Ward Secretariat in Purushottamapatnam, MLA Mrs Vidadala Rajini awarded volunteers from the 30th and 31st wards with the Sevavajra, Sevaratna, and Sevamitra awards for their contribution.
• Vidadala Rajini, an MLA, joined her colleagues in watching a video conference with Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy to celebrate the creation of the Palnadu district at the new collectorate, located in the Linganguntla area of NarasaRaopet town. Then, he unfurled the national flag, congratulated Sivashankar on her new role as Collector of Palnadu District, and participated in the public gathering held to celebrate the creation of Palnadu District.
• Chilakaluripet’s chickpea purchasing centre was opened by the local legislator, Mrs Vidadala Rajini, at the town’s agricultural market yard.

PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN THE CONSTITUTION:

• At the YSR Congress party office in Chilakaluripet town, MLA Vidada Rajini encountered officials from the revenue, RWS, national highways, and other departments, as well as representatives from the bypass construction company BSCPL, to discuss the bypass works being built among Timmapuram and Tathapudi at the cost of about 550 crore rupees. They returned to Purushottamapatnam to inspect the progress of a flyover connecting the city to its outskirts.
• Visakha District Incharge Minister Varyulu Vidadala Rajini inaugurated the brand new Dr YSR Urban Health Center in the 54th Ward of Surya Nagar-2 in the city’s Visakhapatnam North Constituency. The total cost of the project was 96 Lakhs.
• Vidadala Rajini was present to consecrate the statue of Sri Potti Sriramulu. This immortal saint was reportedly positioned in Chilakaluripet town, adjacent to the former site of the government hospital.
• After completing Bhumi Pooja for the Shri Padmavathi Children’s Super Specialty Hospital in Tirupati, Chief Minister Shri YS Jagan Mohan Reddy dedicated the Shri Venkateswara Institute of Cancer and Advanced Research Hospital.
• The Narasaraopet, Palnadu district, site of the annual “YSR Rythu Bharosa” event, has hosted the first of its class for the last four years.
• Chief Minister Mr Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy announced the Jagananna Green Cities model after she unveiled the pylon at the inauguration ceremony of the Jindal Waste to Energy Plant at Yadlapadu Mandal.
• On occasion, Mrs Rajini stated that the chief minister, Y.S Jagan is willing to spend hundreds of crores of rupees on the people’s health. The Arogyashri benefit is responsible for the free treatment of 3,000 ailments at practically all hospitals. A YSR health clinic in every village, two PHCs in every Mandal, and a slew of brand-new community health centres, district hospitals, and medical schools are all under development simultaneously.
• Near the Manorama Theater in the 34 Ward Coconut Garden region of Visakhapatnam District, the district’s Minister of State for Medical Health recently unveiled two Vissar Urban Clinics constructed at a total cost of.2.20 crores at a cost of.1.04 crores. The minister in charge of the event had relevant insights rolling with the tributes. The minister claimed that these facilities’ development was part of his administration’s “revolutionary changes” to the health care system.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini attended the Narasa Raopet, Palnadu District Centre, inauguration event for the third phase of Jagananna Ammaodi.
• The new statue honouring Mahakavi Gurram Joshua, a forefather of the contemporary poetry age, was unveiled at Chilakaluripet in the presence of Mrs Vidadala Rajini Garu and other dignitaries.
• Mrs Vidadala Rajini, Minister of State Medical and Health, and MT Krishnababu, Principal Secretary of the Department of Roads and Buildings, visited the bypass construction at Chilakaluripet.
• It was at the village of Vellore, in the Mandal of Chilakaluripet, that Minister Mrs Vidadala Rajini opened the new village secretariat.
• Using a budget of Rs.1.25 crores, a new primary healthcare facility was constructed in Gajuwaka. Vidadala Rajini, Minister of State Medical and Health and In-charge Minister of Visakhapatnam District, presided over the opening ceremony of the Nadu-Nedu hospital.
• In the town of Chilakaluripet, AMG India International drilled boreholes to provide residents with potable water, and the project was officially inaugurated by State Medical and Health Minister Vidadala Rajini.
• The Village Secretariat, Health Center, and Raitu Bharosa Kendras in Lingaraupalem, Yadlapadu Mandal were launched by Vidadala Rajini, Minister of State for Medical and Health.

The Journey of a True and Inspirational Leader

In today’s politics, few leaders are concerned about their constituents’ well-being and advancement. Vidadala Rajini, a young legislator from Chilakaluripet in Andhra Pradesh, has astonished the state’s residents with her commitment and hard work to her constituency. After graduating from Hyderabad’s Osmania University, Rajini relocated to the United States to work for some of the region’s leading IT organizations. Rajini has been appointed as the MLA for Chilakaluripet and focuses on developing her constituency in 2019. She has been visiting with constituents and authorities to review the progress of the area’s development.

She inspires the youth and is a major supporter of her region’s women and the elderly. Some politicians are never available to constituents and don’t worry about their district’s concerns. On the other hand, Rajini takes a different approach, engaging with members and working to find solutions to their concerns. Chilakaluripet residents may always count on her to respond to their compassion pleas.

Even as a youngster, she was an outstanding student who flourished on new challenges. Rajini changed her concentration from IT to politics and defeated former minister Prathipati Pulla Rao in the initial round of voting. She is well-known on social media and enjoys keeping in touch with friends and acquaintances year-round. Rajini ensures that all government programmes reach the public and that she keeps an eye out for any abuse of such programmes.

The rapid rise of Rajini’s fame and prominence among the opposition parties has surprised the opposition. Opposition leaders used various media to portray her negatively, but her genuine and earnest efforts did not damage her reputation. Her followers and party members claim that Rajini is unfazed by the media’s attention and is focused only on bringing about positive change.