‘Meeru cheppandi panulu.. nenu chesukuntu pothaa..’

Deputy Chief Minister and Pithapuram MLA K. Pawan Kalyan assured the public that they only need to inform him of their needs, and he would strive to make them a reality. (మీరు నోటితో చెప్పండి పనులు, నేను చేసుకుంటూ వెళ్ళిపోతా!)

Addressing a public meeting, he shared an example. He informed the audience that, in response to passengers’ requests, steps had been taken to ensure that RTC buses traveling towards Vizag would stop on the bypass road in Pithapuram.

Additionally, the public had expressed concerns about the overcrowding at the current bus station and the need for a larger facility. Although officials had said that expanding the existing station was not feasible, a second bus station is now being established for the public’s convenience.

The Deputy CM also visited a government primary school in Pithapuram, where he interacted with students. He encouraged the children to practice their drawing skills, explaining that visuals can have a greater impact and improve memory. To demonstrate, he opened a textbook and showed the students two pages—one with pictures and one without—and asked which they were more likely to remember. When the students replied that the pictures would stay in their memory longer, he explained that even he uses sketches during meetings with officials to help him remember key points.

“I’m not good at drawing,” he admitted, “but I still make simple sketches during meetings to retain information more clearly.”

He encouraged the students to continue improving themselves, reminding them that they are the future of the country. Pawan Kalyan added that he would be truly fulfilled if he could bring about meaningful change in a single constituency. His hope is for Pithapuram to excel in areas like economics, education, science, and technology.

The meaningful interaction between the Deputy CM and the students left a positive impression on the teachers who observed the exchange.