CM Naidu Urges Telugu Unity, Calls for AP-Telangana Cooperation on Water Issues

• CM N Chandrababu Naidu emphasized unity among Telugu-speaking people and stronger cooperation between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, especially on water sharing and river interlinking, at the World Telugu Conference in Guntur.
• He stressed that political differences should not lead to animosity between the states and highlighted the importance of interlinking projects like Polavaram and Krishna–Godavari linkage.
• Naidu advocated for mutual respect for all languages, stating "No language is greater or lesser than another," and noted that technology aids language preservation.
• He underscored the importance of mother tongue for identity and academic performance, celebrating Telugu as a classical language spoken by 100 million globally.
• A Potti Sriramulu Telugu University will be established in Rajahmundry; the conference saw delegates from 40 countries and Mauritius President Dharambeer Gokhool.

Why It Matters: CM Naidu called for Telugu unity, AP-Telangana cooperation on water, and respect for all languages.