India's glocal leader: Chandrababu Naidu

By: Tejaswini, PagadalaMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi Bloomsbury 2018Description: xiv, 131 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (black and white, and colour)ISBN: 9789387146587; 9387146588Subject(s): Chief ministers | Politicians | Chief ministers | Politicians | Politics and governmentDDC classification: 954.8405092 Summary: It is exactly 40 years of Nara Chandrababu Naidus entry into politics and 68 since his birth, but no biography of him has yet been written. This book attempts to piece together the story of his life from original and unpublished sources. In addition, books, journals, newspaper reports, government publications, research papers and videos have been referred to, to understand his life in depth. His life journey runs parallel to that of the formation and division of Andhra Pradesh. With Andhra Pradesh having witnessed its polity evolve during different phases of Naidus life, this book aims to present his views in a structured and organised form for those who want to understand his ideas and his vision for Andhra Pradesh. The thoughts and examples shared in this book include conversations with various people who have journeyed with him and watched him closely at different phases of his life. About the Author: Tejaswini Pagadala Tejaswini Pagadala is currently working as a social media consultant for the Government of Andhra Pradesh. She has previously worked with Andhra Pradesh Chief Ministers Office as the Communications Officer where she has written English speeches for the CM, managed English media communication from the CMO and handled social media accounts of AP Chief Minister and the Government. She has also written publications for the Government and liaised with other departments for policy research and communication. As a journalist, she has freelanced with Al Jazeera, Yahoo and has worked in Deccan Chronicle, The New Indian Express and The Hindu. She has experience in political reporting, business reporting, development reporting and rural/human rights reporting.
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It is exactly 40 years of Nara Chandrababu Naidus entry into politics and 68 since his birth, but no biography of him has yet been written. This book attempts to piece together the story of his life from original and unpublished sources. In addition, books, journals, newspaper reports, government publications, research papers and videos have been referred to, to understand his life in depth.

His life journey runs parallel to that of the formation and division of Andhra Pradesh. With Andhra Pradesh having witnessed its polity evolve during different phases of Naidus life, this book aims to present his views in a structured and organised form for those who want to understand his ideas and his vision for Andhra Pradesh.

The thoughts and examples shared in this book include conversations with various people who have journeyed with him and watched him closely at different phases of his life.

About the Author: Tejaswini Pagadala

Tejaswini Pagadala is currently working as a social media consultant for the Government of Andhra Pradesh. She has previously worked with Andhra Pradesh Chief Ministers Office as the Communications Officer where she has written English speeches for the CM, managed English media communication from the CMO and handled social media accounts of AP Chief Minister and the Government. She has also written publications for the Government and liaised with other departments for policy research and communication. As a journalist, she has freelanced with Al Jazeera, Yahoo and has worked in Deccan Chronicle, The New Indian Express and The Hindu. She has experience in political reporting, business reporting, development reporting and rural/human rights reporting.

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