Tirupati: Nara Bhuvaneshwari, spouse of Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, underlined that the future of India lies in the hands of its youth.
In an interactive session with students of Kuppam Government Degree College on Thursday, she called on students to dream big, work hard and stay committed to their goals, as perseverance and determination have the power to turn aspirations into achievements.
“There is no shortcut to realising one’s dreams,” Bhuvaneshwari declared.
Reflecting on her college days, she recalled the carefree yet transformative years of her youth. Married at 19, she embraced the challenge of managing Heritage, a dairy conglomerate, turning it into a success.
“My life took a turn at the young age of 19 years. Despite my limited understanding, my husband entrusted me with the responsibility of running Heritage. I took it as a challenge. The company is a success. Challenges can be turned into opportunities with dedication and resolve,” she told the assembled youth.
The CM’s spouse asked students to balance their academic pursuits with extracurricular activities, while clearly focusing on their goals. She spoke about the evolving role of women in society, celebrating their growing contributions across various sectors.
Highlighting the developmental vision of her husband Chandrababu Naidu, Bhuvaneshwari referred to his ambitious “Swarna Andhra – Vision 2047” plan.
She expressed gratitude for the love and trust the people of Kuppam have shown toward the Chief Minister, promising that they will remain committed to the region’s development.
While interacting with Bhuvaneshwari, students sought a playground on their campus. She assured them that she would bring the matter to the government’s attention.
