At a massive gathering of Telugu NRIs in Dallas, Minister Nara Lokesh delivered an emotional address, expressing deep gratitude to the Telugu diaspora for standing by the party during its most difficult phase. He said that their support was not just helpful but truly unforgettable, calling them the “Most Reliable Indians,” a term that instantly connected with the crowd.
Lokesh acknowledged that the historic victory of the NDA alliance in Andhra Pradesh was possible only because of the relentless efforts and belief shown by NRIs across the world. He said the landslide mandate was not just a political achievement but a reflection of the trust the global Telugu community had placed in the leadership.
Speaking about the current progress of Andhra Pradesh, Lokesh said the state is moving ahead at a pace that is drawing national attention. He described Andhra Pradesh as a rising example of fast, focused development and said the administration’s goal is to make speed and efficiency the new identity of the state.
He also highlighted that several key industries and technology sectors are witnessing strong growth due to a decentralised development strategy. According to him, this approach is helping multiple regions progress simultaneously, shaping a more balanced and future-ready Andhra Pradesh.
Lokesh assured the diaspora that their connection with their homeland is valued deeply and that the government sees them as an integral part of the state’s growth story.
This post was last modified on 7 December 2025 12:05 pm
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