VIJAYAWADA: Andhra Pradesh has actually done far much better than the nation as a whole in accomplishing growth rate in the gross state domestic item (GSDP), according to the Socio-Economic Study 2020-21 which was released by Chief Minister Y.S.

Jagan Mohan Reddy at the CM camp office at Tadepalli on Wednesday.

The survey would be presented in the Assembly on Thursday during the spending plan session.According to the modified estimates for the year 2020-21, the GSDP growth of AP at present costs is 1.58 per cent as versus country's development of -3.8 percent, which has revealed a drop trend due to Coronavirus pandemic.

The per capita income has gone up to Rs 1,70,215 in 2020-21 from Rs 1,68,480 in 2019-20.

This is in contrast with all-India per capita earnings for 2019-20 which stands at Rs 1,34,186.

Meanwhile, the Budget session of the Andhra Pradesh Legislature will be hung on Thursday with the popular address of the Governor Biswa Bhusan Harichandan who will resolve it essentially in view of the pandemic.

The federal government chose to conduct the budget plan session for one day only.

Opposition Telugu Desam decided to boycott the spending plan session.

The Cabinet meeting would be held at 8 am and the Governor would attend to practically at 9 am.

According to the sources, the BAC conference would be held and it would decide about the extension of the Assembly session according to the requirement.

The government started procedures for the smooth performance of the Assembly following Corona procedure.

The state government likewise claimed that the state has improved its position in the sustainable advancement objectives from the fourth rank in 2018 to the 3rd rank in 2019.

In the current (2019) rankings given by NITI Aayog, the protected the first rank in 2 SDGs-- Goal-6 (Tidy water and Sanitation) and Goal-16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions).

The state protected the second rank in 4 SDGs: Objective- 3 (Good Health); Objective- 8(Good financial development); Goal-13(Climate modification); and Goal-14 (Life listed below water).

It got the third rank in Goal-1 (No Hardship).

In respect of literacy, AP still fares below the nationwide literacy rate.

Its literacy rate stands at 67.35% as against the national average of 72.98%.

The survey revealed that Andhra Pradesh stands top in the nation in cultivation crops, ranks initially in efficiency of oil palm, papaya, lime, cocoa and tomato.

The study explained the priorities of the government under the 'Navaratnalu' to education and health, social safeguard and welfare of women, bad and marginalised, farmers' welfare, market and infrastructure economic growth and sustainable advancement objectives (SDGs).

It described the numerous schemes being implemented by the Jagan government in the education sector, such as Jagananna Amma Vodi, Jagananna Vidya Kanuka, Jagananna Gorumudda, motivation of English medium education, Naad-Nedu, Jagananna Vidya Deevena and Jagananna Vasathi Deevena.On the Corona crisis, the survey mentioned that the federal government is taking all steps for the control of Covid-19.

Throughout the lockdown and the curfew times, the government is assisting the poor.

Around 1,80,49,054 samples were evaluated in which 14,54,052 checked favorable.

The tests done per million in AP is 3.3 lakhs against India's average of 2.2 lakhs.

The federal government is procuring cryogenic tankers from overseas.

AP is allocated 590 MT oxygen daily.

The state is using 100% designated amount and the government requested the Centre to set aside 900 MT oxygen.

The very first dosage of vaccine was administered to 53.28 lakh individuals, and the 2nd dosage was given to 21.64 lakh persons, covering health workers, frontline employees and individuals aged more than 45 years.

By using the state funds, the corona vaccines had actually been acquired for the 45+ age, added the file.