BRICS Sustainable Lifestyle Week Begins at Sai Tirupati University in Udaipur
Udaipur, November 2, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): A seven-day BRICS Sustainable Lifestyle Week was inaugurated at the Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Umarda, under Sai Tirupati University, in BRICS Sustainable Lifestyle Week Begins at Sai Tirupati University in Udaipur
GVMC polls record 51% turnout with Bheemunipatnam leading at 65%
Tirupati Civic Polls See Poor Turnout, Parties Trade Rigging Charges
Tirupati recorded 45.26 per cent polling, while allegations of bogus voting and attempts to influence the election triggered protests in several divisions.
Dark chapter in history of democracy: Jagan on polling for Andhra municipal elections
Digital Desk | Amaravati, Nov 1 (IANS) YSR Congress Party president and former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has termed Sundays polling for urban local bodies in Andhra Pradesh a dark chapter in the history of democracy. Broad daylight rigging, polling agents being obstructed and pulled out, and voters openly threatened and prevented from exercising their right to vote, all in the presence of police, he said in a post on X. Hey Ram! Save Democracy!, wrote Jagan, who posted a video clip of rigging and violence allegedly by the TDP cadres during the polling. In Pulivendula(ULB), in 70 out of 80 polling booths, YSRCP polling agents were not allowed to enter the polling stations; who is to identify the voter?, he asked. Apart from my home constituency Pulivendula, similar incidents were also witnessed with respect to the following ULBs - Kadapa, Anantapur, Tirupati, Kurnool, Chittoor, Ongole, Guntur, Nellore, Visakhapatnam (GVMC), Vijayawada, Macherla, Chilakaluripet, Vinukonda, Jammalamadugu, Nandyal, Cheemakurthi, Yemmiganur, Sullurpeta, Palasa, Nayudupeta, Nandigama, Jaggayyapeta, Kuppam, Puttur, Bheemunipatnam, Parvathipuram and others, alleged the YSRCP chief. He stated that under Chandrababu Naidus watch, Andhra Pradeshs electoral system is collapsing alarmingly, with democratic institutions totally hijacked. This is no longer an election; its only your selection. It is an assault on democracy and a brazen attempt to subvert the peoples mandate!. I specially mention and salute the brave women and dedicated party cadre who stood their ground and fought till the very last minute to save democracy, he added. Meanwhile, YSRCP State Coordinator Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy said the municipal polling process had been reduced to a farce, with Chandrababu Naidu resorting to large-scale electoral manipulation to manufacture an artificial victory. Speaking at the YSRCP central office, he said the party would demand repolling, take the irregularities to the national level and once again approach the courts. Sajjala said the irregularities that began at the nomination stage reached their peak on polling day. YSRCP candidates were prevented from filing nominations, nomination papers were torn, names disappeared from final lists, nominations were rejected during scrutiny, candidates were forced to withdraw, and leaders were subjected to cases, bind-overs and house arrests. He said YSRCP had approached the Supreme Court with evidence concerning nearly 1,500 to 2,000 people, but even directions relating to CCTV surveillance and extension of nominations were not implemented effectively by the State Election Commission. Despite these obstacles, YSRCP did not boycott the elections. Following YS Jagan Mohan Reddys direction, the party stayed in the contest and fought until the end. In Kadapa, only two of 66 nominations were retained, while similar obstruction occurred in Chittoor and Pulivendula. On polling day, voters were intimidated, polling agents were denied entry and booths were captured, he said. Sajjala listed Macherla, Chilakaluripet, Jammalamadugu, Madanapalle, Dhone, Tadipatri, Chimakurthy, Kuppam, Pulivendula, Kadapa and Chittoor among places where repolling was required. He also cited irregularities in Anantapur, Nellore, Kurnool, Ongole, Vinukonda, Markapuram, Yemmiganur and Nagari. He said police, Presiding Officers and Returning Officers facilitated the ruling partys actions while the SEC failed to intervene. In several places, YSRCP agents were removed after noon and bogus votes were cast with police support. Nearly 360 booths saw YSRCP agents driven out, he said.
1,781 persons bound over in ASR district ahead of MPTC, ZPTC polls
APSPDCL Sets Up Control Rooms To Monitor Power Supply
Special teams and nodal officers have been placed on alert in Nellore and Tirupati districts to handle power disruptions during cyclone-related heavy rains.
Tirupati municipal elections see low voter turnout
Tirupati registered the lowest poll share at 45.26%, while the district averaged 53.65%
Polling ends for elections to 92 urban bodies in Andhra Pradesh
Digital Desk | Amaravati, Nov 1 (IANS) Polling for elections to 92 Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) in Andhra Pradesh was peaceful, barring minor incidents, State Election Commissioner Anil Chandra Punetha said on Sunday. The polling, which began at 7 a.m. in 13 Municipal Corporations and 79 Municipalities and Nagar Panchayats, ended at 5 p.m. Those standing in queues at 5 p.m. were allowed to cast their votes. Based on preliminary information received from the districts, a voter turnout of 48.03% was recorded up to 3:00 p.m. The polling staff will arrive at the reception centres with the ballot boxes and election materials. The details of votes cast at each polling station will be verified to calculate the final voter turnout percentage. The turnout percentage will be announced by Monday, once complete details are received from the reception centres, he said. As many as 99.35 lakh voters were eligible to cast their votes at 11,378 polling centres. The fate of 10,262 candidates contesting for mayoral, chairperson and ward-level posts will be known on November 3 when the counting of votes will be taken up. Elections for the posts of chairpersons of 17 Municipalities and Nagar Panchayats were unanimous. Both chairpersons and ward members were elected unopposed in eight Municipalities and Nagar Panchayats. A total of 153 candidates contested for mayor posts in 13 municipal corporations while 367 candidates were in the fray for the posts of chairpersons in 70 Municipalities. Of the total 922 corporator wards, polling was held for 804 wards as the election was unanimous in the remaining 118 wards. A total of 3,077 candidates contested for 804 municipal wards. A total of 6,669 candidates were in the fray for 2,382 wards in Municipalities and Nagar Panchayats. The SEC said he conducted review meetings with District Collectors, Superintendents of Police (SPs), Police Commissioners, DIGs, and election observers to ensure a peaceful polling process. The Commissioner stated that complaints and representations regarding the conduct of the elections had been received from representatives of various political parties in the state. He directed the police department, District Collectors, SPs, and Police Commissioners to look into these complaints and take necessary action. The Commissioner stated that he held a discussion lasting approximately 45 minutes with the District Collectors of Nandyal, Kadapa, Palnadu, Markapuram, Prakasam, Nellore, Tirupati, Chittoor, Anantapur, Kurnool, Annamayya, and Sri Satya Sai districts regarding the polling process, complaints received, and any incidents of violence. He mentioned that the Collectors reported that polling was proceeding peacefully in the majority of the districts, with only minor complaints received in a few areas. He clarified that in some districts, no complaints or incidents of violence were reported at all. Anil Chandra Punetha announced that in ward 55 of Vijayawada Municipal Corporation, where polling began about two and a half hours late due to technical and other issues, the voting hours have been extended from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. to ensure that voters have the opportunity to exercise their franchise. He stated that this decision was made after considering a request from the District Collector and in accordance with the powers vested in the Election Commission. The Commissioner noted that the District Collectors of Palnadu and Anantapur had brought certain incidents that occurred in their respective districts to his attention. It was stated that after the polling concludes, reports from the Presiding Officers (POs) and other evidence will be examined; if the complaints are found to be substantiated, further action will be taken in accordance with the regulations. IG Raja Kumari stated that approximately 40 incidents were reported during the polling on Sunday, and 275 FIRs have been registered. She mentioned that all these incidents are being thoroughly examined, and FIRs are being filed in cases where criminal elements are identified.
Tensions flare at several Visakhapatnam polling booths during local body elections
YSRCP and NDA leaders trade allegations of polling irregularities; police and District Collector intervene to defuse tensions in several wards
Chief Minister said a tripartite agreement has been reached between the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation, Airports Authority of India and the Puducherry government in September to improve air connectivity from the Puducherry Airport
According to booth-level officials, voter turnout was thin between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m., with only a handful of people visiting several polling stations during the first hour
Poll Staff Reach Distribution Centres As Municipal Election Preparations Intensify
Election officials complete arrangements across Nellore, Tirupati and Prakasam districts ahead of municipal polling on November 1.
Candidates strategise, officials gear up for GVMC polls
Bengali food festival in Visakhapatnam: A feast of sorse ilish, kosha maangsho and more
A lavish buffet at The Park Visakhapatnam celebrates Bengals culinary favourites, from mustard-rich fish curries to traditional sweets and street food.
Collector issues directions, appeals to voters and employers ahead of GVMC poll
Collector issues directions, appeals to voters and employers ahead of GVMC poll
YSRCP Mayor candidate vows to better water supply, civic services
36,351 Police Personnel Deployed For Peaceful Local Body Polls
Tirupati district reported the highest number of election-related cases at 61: Reports
N. Sridhar is new Chief Commissioner GST, Visakhapatnam
Fire breaks out at Visakhapatnam port premises
Former Nellimerla MLA Appalanaidu joins TDP
Over 2,200 police drafted for Tirupati election duty across five urban bodies
Free child-care training programme for women in Visakhapatnam
Election campaign draws to a close in Tirupati district
Election campaign draws to a close in Tirupati district
Telangana extends helping hand to A.P. in cyclone-hit power restoration
TG-NPDCL and TG-SPDCL deploy 2,077 personnel to assist APEPDCL; power restored in 5,277 of the 5,727 villages affected by Cyclone Arnab
Train services disrupted on IchchapuramJhadupudi section
A.P. Cabinet clears 5,194-cr. expansion by Vizag Profiles, SEIL
Mayoral contest set for a close finish in Visakhapatnam
NDA and YSRCP candidates make a final push as cross-voting fears, internal differences and local political equations add to the uncertainty; direct election for Mayor makes the contest particularly keen
Udaipur, October 30, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): The Venkateshwar Institute of Pharmacy, Sai Tirupati University, organised Synergy 2K26, featuring a Freshers Party, Farewell Ceremony and Alumni Meet, at the Synergy 2K26: Freshers Party, Farewell Ceremony and Alumni Meet Held at Sai Tirupati University
Cyclone Arnab: GVMC clears 902 uprooted trees, restores roads, water supply
Tirupati ZP Chair Caught Between Two Generations: Young Doctor Versus Veteran MLA
39-year-old Chetana Panabaka and 75-year-old Hemalatha stake their claims amid uncertainty over the TDs choice.
NDA Mayor candidate unveils nine-point vision for Visakhapatnam
TDs Sapling for Vote, Not Money Campaign in Tirupati
The senior Telugu Desam leader asked people to exercise their franchise responsibly and elect candidates who would contribute to Tirupatis development.
T-shirt, medals for 5th edition of Vizag Marathon unveiled
NDA leaders hit back at YSRCPs Save Vizag slogan
Left parties, AAP release joint manifesto for GVMC polls
TDP leader promotes green campaigning in Tirupati by gifting saplings to voters
Swollen streams, landslides cut off Agency villages in ASR district
Power restored in most cyclone-affected A.P. villages; 29.69 crore loss estimated
Electricity supply has been successfully restored to 4,765 of the 5,400 cyclone-hit villages; restoration work in Visakhapatnam district has achieved a 100 per cent completion rate, with full grid recovery also reported in Vizianagaram, Kakinada, and Eluru districts
Tirupati district tightens security for free, fair local elections
Policing in sensitive areas strengthened, says SP
Woman dies after electric pole falls on her in Old Goshala
YSRCP appeals to SEC to prevent rigging in Tirupati municipal poll
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Low pressure forms in Andaman Sea after Cyclone Arnab, may affect Andhra Pradesh
The system is likely to intensify into a depression by October 31, the IMD says
Cyclone Arnab: Railway bridge near Andhras Ichchapuram inundated; trains cancelled, diverted
A special train will run between Visakhapatnam and Palasa for stranded passengers
Vizag resembles a debris zone as Cyclone Arnab leaves a trail of destruction
Administration machinery on its toes to restore order as fallen trees block arterial roads; poor telecom and internet networks hit online services, and prolonged power outages inconvenience denizens
Food Safety Department raided Tirupati Bengali Sweets in Hapur for unhygienic production of chhena sweets and gulab jamuns.
NDA Faces Division Of Votes Due To Defiant Rebels In Tirupati, Chittoor Corporations
Warnings from TD supremo Chandrababu Naidu, Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan, and AP BJP president Madhav have not deterred the rebels.
Cyclone Arnab: Educational institutions in Visakhapatnam to remain shut today
Chandrababu Naidu focuses on publicity as cyclone-hit people wait for help: YSRCP
Digital Desk | Tadepalli (Andhra Pradesh), Oct 28 (IANS) YSR Congress Party spokesperson Karumuri Venkata Reddy accused Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu of focusing on publicity while people affected by Cyclone Arnab struggle without adequate help. Speaking to the media at the partys central office, he said the government had failed to move people to safety, alert officials in time, and provide essential support. He also criticised ministers for claiming that crop damage was being assessed through CCTV cameras instead of visiting affected areas. Venkata Reddy said crops across lakhs of acres had been damaged and power and transport links disrupted in hundreds of villages. He alleged that the government had announced a limited damage estimate before completing a field survey, risking further injustice to farmers. The YSRCP leader demanded immediate cash assistance, essential supplies, drinking water, safe shelter and quality food for affected families. Venkata Reddy also called for payment of pending compensation and input subsidies for farmers affected by Cyclone Montha, as well as a comprehensive assessment and compensation for all eligible farmers affected by the current cyclone. He urged the government to restore electricity and transport urgently and take steps to prevent loss of life as heavy rain may continue. He said publicity and Nara Lokeshs social media posts would not help farmers, and alleged that the cyclone campaign was being used to divert attention from violence and disorder during local elections. Meanwhile, YSRCP has urged the Tirupati district administration to deploy additional forces and ensure free and fair elections as the Opposition candidates are being subjected to harassment and intimidation. Former TTD Chairman and YSRCP leader Bhumana Karunakar Reddy has urged the administration to ensure CCTV cameras in all polling stations within the Tirupati Municipal Corporation limits, besides deploying additional forces in the trouble-prone areas and initiating legal action against anyone intimidating or threatening candidates or election staff to ensure free and fair elections. In a letter addressed to the District Collector and SP, he said there were numerous incidents during the nomination phase in which YSRCP candidates were subjected to intimidation, physical assaults and even women candidates were attacked, and the election process was carried out only after the apex court directives. Yet it has come to our knowledge that our Corporator and Mayor candidates are being intimidated by political adversaries with the aim of disrupting the election process and rigging the polls by forcing out our party agents from the polling booths, he said.
Tobacco-Free Youth Campaign Launched In Tirupati
Tirupati launched Tobacco-Free Youth Campaign 4.0 with an awareness rally and pledge, as district police reported over 11,000 tobacco-control challans in 2026-27.
Cyclone Arnab: APEPDCL restores power to 25% of affected connections
CMD Immadi Prudhvitej says restoration work is under way across 11 districts; power supply restored to 1,874 of 4,016 affected villages, with damage estimated at 11.69 crore
Power network takes a hit as Cyclone Arnab pounds Anakapalli district
Merchant ship stranded off Kakinada coast amid Cyclone Arnab
Engine failure suspected; officials yet to ascertain vessels status and number of crew members on board
Cyclone Arnab disrupts rail, air, road and port operations in coastal Andhra Pradesh
More than 70 trains regulated or cancelled, 27 flight operations scrapped; APSRTC curtails bus services as ports suspend cargo handling
Cyclone Arnab: APEPDCL deploys 6,626 personnel across 11 circles to restore power
Cyclone Arnab leaves parts of Visakhapatnam in darkness
Candidates push on with campaigns despite Cyclone Arnab disruptions
While some candidates braved the rain to continue their door-to-door campaigns, others used the weather-enforced break to meet community representatives, seek the support of professional associations and hold discussions with party leaders and cadre
CITU urges voters to support Left party candidates in GVMC polls
ASI To Copy 750 Inscriptions at Tirumala Temple Under Bharat SHRI Project
The ASIs epigraphy branch has taken up the digitisation works of all the 750 inscriptions available at several locations in the Tirumala temple in Tirupati district.
Man dies of electrocution after stepping into water with live wires
Cyclone Arnab impact: Several flights from Vizag, Vijayawada cancelled
Digital Desk | Visakhapatnam, Oct 27 (IANS) Very severe cyclonic storm Arnab in the Bay of Bengal has disrupted air services in Andhra Pradesh, with airlines cancelling several flights at Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport at Bhogapuram near Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada International Airport on Tuesday. With heavy rains accompanied by gusty winds lashing the coastal region under the impact of the cyclone on Tuesday, various airlines have cancelled their services as a precautionary measure. Sixteen flights scheduled to depart from Bhogapuram on Tuesday have been cancelled. Services to destinations like Delhi, Hyderabad, Kurnool, Tirupati, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Chennai were cancelled. Five flights from Gannavaram Airport in Vijayawada were also cancelled in view of the cyclone. Airlines have cancelled Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kadapa and Bhogapuram flights. With the cyclone set to cross the coast on Wednesday, more flights are likely to be cancelled. Authorities had already issued an advisory that, in view of the approaching cyclonic weather, heavy rainfall and strong winds may affect flight schedules and travel to and from Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport. Passengers were advised to check flight status with their airline before leaving for the airport. They have been advised to allow additional travel time, subject to local weather and road conditions. Passengers have been asked to contact their airline directly for rescheduling or cancellation assistance. Air India and Air India Express said in their advisories that weather conditions associated with Tropical Cyclone Arnab may impact flights to and from Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada on 27 October. They advised passengers to check their flight status on the websites of the airlines. As road travel may also get affected due to inclement weather, passengers have been advised to allow extra time for their journey to the airport. Meanwhile, a review meeting was held by the Airports Authority of India to assess preparedness at airports located in the potential impact zone of severe cyclonic storm Arnab and ensure readiness to address any possible disruptions to civil aircraft operations. The meeting was chaired by Puneet Kansal, Chairman and attended by Regional Executive Directors of Eastern Region and Southern Region, Airport Directors of Kolkata, Chennai, Tirupati, Raipur, Kadapa, Bhubaneswar, Vijayawada, Rajahmundry and Jharsuguda airports, along with ATC In-charges of Bhogapuram and Hyderabad airports.
SCR cancels daily express trains towards Visakhapatnam as Cyclone Arnab intensifies
Railway officials urge passengers to plan their journeys carefully as the cyclone is likely to cross the Andhra Pradesh coast between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam, near Yanam, on Wednesday (October 28, 2026)
Cylone Arnab: Visakhapatnam, Srikakulam districts in A.P. receive widespread rainfall
In Kakinada and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema districts, where the landfall is likely to happen, not much rainfall activity has been reported yet
Cyclone Arnab: 64 train services cancelled on October 27 and 28
Long-distance express trains connecting Telangana with coastal Andhra Pradesh and Odisha among those affected; passengers advised to check status before travel
Andhra Pradesh Secures Rs 11,732 Crore Investment Proposals At Tirupati Regional Conference
Vice President Visits Padmavathi Ammavari Temple During Andhra Pradesh Tour
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan visited the Padmavathi Ammavari Temple in Tirupati, emphasizing healthcare innovations during his tour. Vice President Visits Padmavathi Ammavari Temple During Andhra Pradesh Tour
Cyclone Arnab: 10,176 households in 37 villages of Visakhapatnam district likely to be affected
Administration readies 54 relief camps for 31,405 people; Special Officers appointed for all 11 mandals
Cyclone Arnab LIVE updates | A.P., Odisha on alert as Arnab nears land
Modi, Shah To Attend DGPs, IGPs Conference in Tirupati From Dec. 4 to 6
Nearly 200 IPS officers and senior security officials expected at the three-day national conference.
Tirupati Region Attracts 11,732 Crore Investment Proposals
The proposals have the potential to generate 20,879 jobs.
Schools shut, relief measures intensified in three North Andhra districts as cyclone nears
APs Tirupati regional investment meet draws 11,732 crore investment proposals
Of the total proposals, 50 MoUs involving investments of 7,380.68 crore and 16,612 jobs relate to projects in Tirupati, Chittoor, Annamayya, YSR Kadapa and SPSR Nellore districts
BJP, Jana Sena promise stability and safety ahead of civic polls in Tirupati
Slum residents issues must top GVMC poll agenda: activists
IIT-Tirupati Conclave Seeks Closer Industry-Academia Ties
The discussions focused on aligning academic curricula with industry requirements, supporting start-ups and developing ways to train farmers to become entrepreneurs.
Stroke awareness drive for medical students, schoolchildren held in Visakhapatnam
A.P. High Court lawyer seeks subsidised Medical Air Corridor for patients with rare diseases
Cyclone Arnab: SCoR in Visakhapatnam steps up passenger safety, 24x7 support
DGPs, IGPs Conference to be Held in Tirupati from Dec. 4 to 6
The Chief Secretary directed officials from the departments concerned to make elaborate preparations for the three-day conference, providing specific guidance on the tasks to be carried out by each department
Rasha Thadani calls mom Raveena Tandon her 'actual bestfriend' in a warm birthday wish
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 26 (IANS) Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon received a sweet birthday wish from daughter, actress Rasha Thadani. Taking to her official Instagram handle on Monday, Rasha uploaded a couple of adorable pictures of the mother and daughter duo. Her post also included glimpses from an advertisement they did together. Happy birthday to my actual bestfriend. Love u mamaaaa (Red heart and Princess emoticons) (sic), Rasha wished her mom. Apart from Rasha, veteran actress Bhagyashree also used social media to share her birthday wish for Raveena. She took to the Stories section of her Instagram handle and uploaded a photograph with the 'KGF: Chapter 2' actress where both of them are smiling for the camera. Expressing her admiration for Raveena, she penned, Happy birthday Ravs! May you remain as ravishing @officialraveenatandon forever. From doing ads together to visiting temples, Rasha is believed to share a special bond with mom Raveena. They are also often seen making appearances on each other's social media handles. In March this year, as Rasha celebrated her 21st birthday, Raveena visited the Tirupati temple with her daughter. Not just that, Raveena even posted a carousel of pictures from their spiritual visit on her social media account. The images taken in the temple premises feature the mother and daughter posing against the backdrop of the famous Tirupati temple. Rasha looked extremely beautiful in a vibrant red-and-green traditional saree with gold borders. Accompanying her, Raveena opted for a cream and gold saree paired with a green blouse. Rasha and Raveena are often seen visiting temples together as part of their spiritual journey. In November 2024, they offered prayers at the Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga temple in Srisailam, Andhra Pradesh. As Raveena dropped a few glimpses from her temple visit on her official handle, she revealed that this was her 11th Jyotirling out of the 12th and Rashas 10th.
Digital Desk | Tirupati, Oct 26 (IANS) YSR Congress Party MP, Dr. Maddila Gurumoorthy, has written to President of India Droupadi Murmu and Governor S. Abdul Nazeer, seeking an independent enquiry into the 'failures' of the State Election Commission (SEC) during the ongoing municipal, MPTC and ZPTC elections in Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu-ruled Andhra Pradesh. In his representation, the MP from Tirupati raised serious concerns over alleged violence, intimidation, attacks on Opposition candidates, destruction of nomination papers, police interference and the failure of election authorities to ensure free and fair participation. He cited incidents in Punganur, Pulivendula, Kadapa, Proddatur, Mydukur, Badvel, Rayachoti, Tirupati and other places. He referred to the attack on Rajampet MP P.V. Midhun Reddy, burning of vehicles, house arrests of Opposition leaders and obstruction of candidates attempting to file nominations. Gurumoorthy pointed out that the Supreme Court had directed the SEC to examine complaints and provide protection. However, nomination extensions were granted only in four Urban Local Bodies, leaving several affected municipalities without similar relief. He highlighted reports that 222 wards across seven municipalities recorded no YSRCP nominations because candidates were allegedly prevented from filing them. He also cited complaints that 1,345 MPTC and ZPTC candidates faced obstruction during nominations. The MP requested the President and Governor for an independent examination of the SEC's conduct, including its response to complaints, police deployment, nomination irregularities and compliance with Supreme Court directions. He demanded preservation of CCTV footage, nomination records, police reports and electronic evidence. He also sought central security forces, fresh nomination opportunities for affected candidates and independent judicial oversight. Gurumoorthy urged the President and Governor to consider appropriate constitutional action against officials, including the State Election Commissioner, if misconduct or serious failures are established through an impartial enquiry.
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan will visit Andhra Pradesh on October 26-27, participating in temple visits and university celebrations. Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan to Visit Andhra Pradesh on October 26-27, Will Attend Key Events in Tirupati
Rain Disrupts Normal Life In Tirupati; More Rains Predicted
Tirupati recorded 49.8mm of rainfall in the 24 hours ending at 8.30am on Sunday, according to an IMD report.
ISKCON unveils 800-kg robotic elephant in Visakhapatnam
GVMC elections will be a battle between 'Sale Vizag' and 'Save Vizag': YSRCP leaders
Congress Leader Jaganmohan Rao, Cadres Meet DGP
Senior Congress leader Kotnak Tirupati was also with Jaganmohan Rao when the Congress team met the DGP.
Over 65 MoUs Likely At CII Regional Summit In Tirupati
The regional summit is being organised as a precursor to the 31st CII Partnership Summit scheduled in Visakhapatnam on November 12 and 13.
15 candidates in fray for Visakhapatnam Mayors post
Visakhapatnams air quality dips to Poor category, AQI touches 254
The reading is the highest among the 15 cities in Andhra Pradesh listed in the bulletin of the Central Pollution Control Board; PM2.5 a fine particulate matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter has been identified as the main pollutant
