Newly formed in Government in the divided Andhrapradesh state is into action now. The newly sworn in Chief Minister and Supremo of the Telugudesam party, Nara Chandrababu Naidu is all set into his previously observed style of hard and long work hours. For the latest, the exercise of filling in the key posts for the smoother flow of state administration is on at a brisk pace now. As per the available information, AP government has appointed two advisors to work for the state government. Among these, the Retired IAS officer Dr C.S. Rao was appointed as the government advisor looking into the finance matters and the other, retired IAS officer Pradeep Kumar Agarwal popularly known as P.K. Agarwal is been appointed as government advisor for irrigation and water management matters. Orders in this regard were issued by the government on Friday. These both newly appointed retired administrative services officers will be assigned the status of Cabinet ministers. The issued government order in this regard stated that the terms and conditions of appointment of the advisors will be issued later in a separate order from the Government. As per the information from TDP sources, CM Chandrababu Naidu has decided to fill two key posts. Next in the series is key post pertaining to the prestigious and the richest board of Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanams. As per a reliable information coming in from the Telugudesam party internal sources, former Legislative Member of Telugudesam party from the Tirupati constituency, Chadalavada Krishna Murthy is been chosen to be appointed as the chairman of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam, while TDP manifesto committee advisor and stock analyst C. Kutumba Rao will be appointed as deputy chairman of state planning board. Tags : New posts in AP Government; Telugudesam Government; Nara Chandrababu Naidu; Retired IAS officer Dr C.S. Rao; Retired IAS officer Pradeep Kumar Agarwal; CM Chandrababu Naidu; Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanam Chairman; Chadalavada Krishna Murthy; stock analyst C. Kutumba Rao; deputy chairman of state planning board