Reservoirs in Andhra Pradesh are 78% full
While the total gross capacity at Full Reservoir Level is 1,000.07 tmc ft, the storage now stands at 782.40 tmc ft, up from 672.93 tmc ft the same day the previous year
UN International Youth Day celebrated at Andhra University
Single-window cell set up in Vizag to clear Ganesh pandal applications
Use of idols made from Plaster of Paris, thermocol and those painted with chemicals, synthetic colours is strictly prohibited, says GVMC Commissioner
Indian Ports Bill will strengthen maritime sector, says MP Sribharat
Swift, coordinated efforts by police avert tragedy at Sariya Waterfalls in ASR district of A.P.
With limited resources, a team of Anakapalli, ASR police and local residents rescue 33 tourists stranded at a swollen stream in 2-hour long operation amid darkness
Vinayaka Chaviti: Plaster Of Paris Ganesha Idols Raise Environmental Concern
A recent meeting at the Visakhapatnam collectors office attempted to address these concerns ahead of Vinayaka Chaturthi and Durga Puja. District collector Harendhira Prasad chaired the session.
CII-NSTL highlights defence opportunities for MSMEs
Activists stage protest against US tariffs
Visakhapatnam girls excel in roller skating, sharing their inspiring journey to success
Visakhapatnam skaters D Greeshma and Sivakoti Kshetra relive their journey to gold and silver at the Asian Roller Skating Championship, opening up about the training and passion that fuelled their success
48 lakh handed over to instant loan app case victims
Civil society bodies demand cancellation of land allotted to LuLu Group in Vizag
The LuLu Group has been exempted from stamp duty on registration, NALA charges, GST for 10 years, the say
GVMC launches Eat Right campaign; SHE teams to ensure compliance with safety norms in Vizag
The teams will inspect at least two eateries daily and check raw ingredients, prepared foods and kitchen hygiene, says GVMC Commissioner
MPs from State working for AMNS instead of VSP: CPI(M)
The Centre has provided captive mines to all government and private steel plants except the VSP, resulting in the cost of production, said.CPI(M) Visakhapatnam district secretary
8 New Cases Slapped at Namratha
From Visakhapatnam, the police have arrested Dr Pulumuru Usha Devi, gynaecologist; Dr Vasupalli Ravi, anaesthesiologist; Bingi Ramya, junior embryologist.
Tractor rally marks Annadata Sukhibhava schemes success
Andhra Pradesh crafts get ODOP boost with digital catalogue, 172-Crore PM Ekta Mall in Visakhapatnam
Union Minister Jitin Prasada outlines initiatives to promote the States signature crafts, including Etikoppaka toys and Dharmavaram sarees, through digital platforms, skill-building, and new infrastructure
CPI accuses A.P. government of neglecting development of Vizag
The government must come up with a policy for the development of IT sector in Visakhapatnam and implement it with a proper plan, says CPI district secretary
Complicated dental surgery performed in Srikakulam
ISKCON, Hare Krishna Movement to celebrate Janmastami across Vizag
17th district conference of AIDWA begins in Vizag
State secretary D. Ramadevi said that the association was formed to fight for the cause of women, protection of democratic values and equality of women
Visakha Valley School holds Investiture Ceremony2025
Young filmmaker from Vizag makes it big at Cinemadamare in Italy
Sagi Sree Hari Varmas short film Signal has won four awards at Cinemadamare, billed as the biggest gathering of young filmmakers from across the globe
4-month-old girl dies of malaria; medical camp sought in tribal hamlets of ASR district
The four-month-old girl from China Konela of Anantagiri mandal dies while undergoing treatment at a hospital in Vizianagaram district
ANITS-NSTL to explore research collaboration
AU Pharmacy 1974-78 batch donate 1.2 cr. to renovate college facilities
Woman killed, one injured as APSRTC bus rams into platform in Vizag
Police seize the bus plying as a Palle Velugu service and take the driver into custody; brake failure is suspected to be reason for the incident
Bhava Tarangam discusses liberal ideologies for progressive future
The event brings together thinkers, academics, civil society leaders, and citizens to raise voice against pseudo-nationalism and communal propaganda
Ready To Give Our 100%, Say Harman, Smriti, And Jemimah As 50-day Countdown For ODI World Cup Starts
ODI World Cup: After losing the finals of the 2017 edition and finishing fifth in 2022, India women's team captain Harmanpreet Kaur, her deputy Smriti Mandhana, and top batter Jemimah Rodrigues know that hopes and aspirations can run into major hurdles in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup. So, they are not talking big on the upcoming 2025 edition of the competitions, but are confident of giving their 100 per cent in the event, which India will be co-hosting with its neighbour, Sri Lanka. Though this will be the fourth time that India will be hosting the event, the players are aware that things are different from the previous occasions and of how the game has transformed both on the field and off-field too. The 2017 edition, in which India lost to England in the final, has really galvanised women's cricket in India, with the team getting a grand reception despite the heartbreaking defeat. The Women's Premier League (WPL) has further boosted the stature of the women's game in the country, and the upcoming games in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup are expected to attract huge crowds when the matches are played in Bengaluru, Guwahati, Visakhapatnam, Indore, and Colombo in Sri Lanka. The Indian players are hoping to feed on this groundswell of support from their fans and hope to go all the way. Both skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana spoke about how important the fans' support will be for them and said they will try to feed on that to go all the way. Playing in front of the home crowd, that is always special, and hopefully you know this time we will give 100%, said Harmanpreet Kaur Smriti Mandhana concurred with her skipper and said the fans' blessings will mean a lot to all of them. The World Cup is at home, and I know the fans are going to be there. I just want to tell them that I just hope that you all come in large numbers to support us. We don't have to tell it, you all will come, and your blessings mean the world to us, and that's all we need. We promise you that the Indian women's cricket team will give its heart and soul out during the World Cup. We will do whatever we can to get the desired result, said Mandhana. Harman is also reminded of her sensational knock of 171 not out off 115 balls against the mighty Australia in the semifinal that paved the way for India's 36-run win and sealed a place in the final. I mean, that match was really special to me and special to the entire women's cricket. A lot of things changed, personally in my life and especially in women's cricket, also because at that time I didn't really realise what happened, because at that time I was totally off from social media. But we came back to India, and even though we lost the World Cup, you know, the number of people who are waiting for us to welcome us, I think that was something very special. I think that was a very special feeling, said Harman, who will be playing her fifth ODI World Cup. Jemimah, too, has fond memories of the 2017 World Cup, but from the other side of the rope -- as a fan, reaching the Mumbai airport at 5.30 am along with her Mumbai U-18 teammates to welcome the team. I remember that all these people, they were very tired and at the same time disappointed because they were so close, yet it felt like so far. And they walked out of the airport thinking that nobody was going to be there. But at 5:30 AM the Mumbai airport was packed with media and crowds. People right now would think that's normal. But at that time, for women's sport, it wasn't, she said. This will be the first ODI World Cup for Jemimah Rodrigues, and the batter said she was looking forward to it. Harman, Smriti, and Jemimah said they will be taking a lot of confidence from their recent series triumph in England, when they won both the T20I and ODI series. Well, we were not surprised with the results because we knew, you know. The kind of preparation we have done, we knew that we could do this easily. I think that was something we have been working really hard for. But I think at the same time we kept things very simple and we knew that, you know, if we play cricket we can easily win any series or any. We were only talking about what more we can win or how we can improve ourselves. Well, we were not surprised with the results because we knew, you know. The kind of preparation we have done, we knew that we could do this easily. Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score The players will soon get into preparation mode as the trophy will go on a tour of all the venues in Delhi and Mumbai. The ICC will, for the first time, also take it to some schools to help the next generation of talent get a feel of the World Cup. Article Source: IANS
Demand for immediate scrapping of Adanis 900 MW Raiwada PSP proposal
HRF members call for rescinding G.O. 51 as the proposed project threatens lands and livelihoods of Adivasis
ZPTC by-elections: Jagan alleges misuse of power by TDP
Government undermining democracy and engaging in anarchic politics in Pulivendula and Ontimitta, he says
In a historic move, the Indian Navy will commission stealth frigates Udaygiri and Himgiri simultaneously at Visakhapatnam on August 26. These multi-mission warships, built by MDL and GRSE respectively, represent a significant leap in indigenous warship design and construction.
Below-average monsoon leaves Visakhapatnam parched, thirsting for relief
With rainfall nearly 20% below normal, key mandals face severe water shortage as borewells dry up and residents await much-needed rains
Navy ships 'Udaygiri', 'Himgiri' to be simultaneously commissioned on Aug 26
Indian Navy will commission Udaygiri and Himgiri at Visakhapatnam on August 26. These are Project 17A stealth frigates. This is the first time two major warships are commissioned simultaneously. These ships can handle conventional and non-conventional threats. Project 17A is a follow-on to the Shivalik class. Udaygiri is the 100th ship designed by the Navy's Warship Design Bureau.
Six years on, no date yet for the operationalisation of SCoR
Trade union leaders say Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu should exert pressure on the Centre to issue a gazette notification on the zone
Visakhapatnam police lay down safety, eco-friendly norms for Vinayaka Chaviti pandals
Police Commissioner urges use of clay idols, bans DJs and firecrackers; permissions to be processed via dedicated website
Reservoir can meet irrigation needs for 60 days, says Ayyanna Patrudu, accusing previous YSRCP government of neglect
VMRDA proposes four theme-based townships
Two such facilities have been proposed at Kothavalasa and Sontyam, while location for two more projects will be finalised shortly, say the authorities
Visakhapatnam Central Jail Trains 22 Inmates In Agriculture
Consistent performance of jailbirds may earn them a place on early release list
Decision on revival of G.O. 3 soon, says Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu
As per the G.O., which was quashed by the Apex court, only local tribal people are eligible for government jobs in the Scheduled Areas; NDA Government striving to improve infrastructure, raise living standards, and boost the incomes of the tribal communities, he says
Official machinery biased against YSRCP, alleges Botcha
He calls on the Election Commission to ensure impartiality and fairness in the upcoming polls
Home Minister celebrates Raksha Bandhan with police, public and prison inmates in Visakhapatnam
Marking the festival of sisterhood, Anitha ties rakhis to on-duty police personnel, interacts with local citizens, and visits inmates at Visakhapatnam Central Jail, urging reflection and reform
Home Minister distributes compensation to families of LPG explosion victims in Visakhapatnam
Anitha promises government support and provides update on ongoing investigation
ColdStar Logistics Opens New Distribution Hub In Visakhapatnam; Its Second In AP
Located at Sontyam, Anandapuram Mandal, Visakhapatnam, ColdStars 33,000+ sq. ft hub will cater to marine, pharmaceuticals and FMCG businesses, ensuring last-mile delivery to the rest of the country.
GVMC officials told to complete drinking water supply works by December 31
GVMC Commissioner instructs the officials that water bills be prepared based on actual consumption, and technical arrangements be made to record bills in ERP module
Kolkata Artisans Breathing Life Into Clay Idols At Vizag
Most artisans arrive in Visakhapatnam by June, ready to immerse themselves in the creative process. Srinivas, who operates from a tent in Lawsons Bay Colony, is currently getting crafted 120 idols with meticulous care and deep emotional and spiritual dedication.
Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu, Actor Venkatesh Inaugurate APL Season-4
Ram Mohan Naidu expressed his excitement over the commencement of APL Season 4 in Visakhapatnam. He expressed his happiness that Visakhapatnam was chosen as the venue for APL Season 4.
Silent killer in paradise village: Chronic kidney disorders in Andhra Pradeshs Bhadrayyapeta
An alarming number of residents suffer from chronic kidney disorders in a sleepy little village near Visakhapatnam city. Almost every household has at least one member battling a renal issue. The residents blame the water supplied through the sole community tap in the village while officials point out shortcomings in cleanliness and improper medication, reports Harish Gilai
MP urges Centre to issue gazette notification on S Co R
Waltair Division celebrates Har Ghar Tiranga week
Andhra Premier League-4 begins today
Handloom textiles are a symbol of our tradition and culture, says Anakapalli Collector
Three die in explosion near Fishing Harbour in Visakhapatnam
Three other injured are undergoing treatment, LPG cylinder leak suspected
Reservoir levels in A.P. show marked improvement this year
Nellore, Kadapa and Palnadu districts report the highest storage, while Visakhapatnam, Chittoor, and Tirupati have limited levels
Australian Army Chief set for five-day visit to India to deepen strategic partnership
NEW DELHI: In a continuation of the high-level exchanges between India and Australia, Lieutenant General Simon Stuart, Chief of the Australian Army, will undertake an official visit to India from 10th to 14th August. Lt Gen Stuart will engage in high-level discussions with General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of the Army Staff, Indian Army and other senior officials of the Ministry of Defence, said the Indian Army. The Indian Army said this reaffirms he growing depth of the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, particularly in the military domain, as both nations work to uphold a stable and rules-based order in the Indo-Pacific. The Army said, Lieutenant General Simon Stuart's visit to India reflects the Indian Army's rising profile as a credible partner in the Indo-Pacific and its commitment to shaping collective preparedness through meaningful cooperation. As both Armies engage in frank and forward-looking discussions, this visit is expected to consolidate operational synergy and strategic trust-laying the groundwork for the next phase of Army-to-Army collaboration in the region, the Army added. India and Australia maintain a dynamic and evolving defence partnership, reinforced by active institutional mechanisms that ensure sustained engagement and strategic coordination. Before General Stuart, Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles was on an official visit to India from June 3 to 4 during which he held a bilateral meeting with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in New Delhi . The two leaders discussed regional security, defence cooperation, and measures to jointly counter terrorism. Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan was on an official visit to Australia in March this year. The CDS engaged in wide-ranging discussions with senior officials from the Australian Department of Defence and military leadership of the Australian Defence Force during his visit. The two countries have important dialogues, meetings and military exercises scheduled for this year. The most recent 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue was held in New Delhi in November 2023, with the next edition scheduled in Australia in 2025, underscoring the regular high-level dialogue between the two nations. Additionally, the Defence Policy Talks, conducted in July 2023 in Australia, provided a timely platform for reviewing ongoing collaboration and identifying new areas for joint initiatives. These dialogues, along with working groups and staff-level talks, continue to drive forward-looking cooperation in capability development, logistics, interoperability, and strategic posturing in the Indo-Pacific. From this robust foundation, the Indian Army-Australian Army bilateral engagement has emerged as a key pillar in the growing military partnership. Operational cooperation between the Indian Army and the Australian Army has grown steadily over recent years, marked by increasing complexity, scale, and strategic relevance of joint exercises and deployments. Exercise AustraHind, launched in 2016, remains the flagship bilateral field training exercise between the two Armies. Focused on counter-terrorism, close-quarter battle, and joint tactical operations, it has seen active participation from the Indian Army, alongside Australia's 1st Brigade. The next edition is scheduled in Australia in November 2025, further strengthening interoperability under realistic terrain scenarios. In addition, the Indian Army has been an active participant in Exercise Talisman Sabre, a multinational exercise hosted by Australia. The Indo-Pacific Endeavour (IPE-22) also witnessed significant engagement by the Indian Army, particularly during the Visakhapatnam leg, where both sides conducted joint professional exchanges and field discussions on HADR, jungle warfare, and counter-terrorism operations. On the training and institutional cooperation front, both Armies have maintained a consistent and meaningful exchange through premier military courses and academic programmes. Indian Army officers regularly participate in Australian courses such as the Australian Defence and Strategic Studies Course, Army Command and Staff Course, and the Combined Defence Intelligence and Research Analysis Course. In parallel, Australian officers are nominated for Indian institutions including the National Defence College (NDC), Defence Services Staff College (DSSC), and the Higher Defence Orientation Course (HDOC). An Instructor Exchange Programme conducted at the Indian Army's Counter-Insurgency and Jungle Warfare (CIJW) School, Vairengte, further deepened tactical and instructional integration. In addition, regular Subject Matter Expert Exchanges (SMEEs) have enriched doctrinal understanding and contributed to enhanced interoperability between the two forces. The Alumni Connect, held in March 2024 under the theme 'Dosti and Mateship in Defence', further nurtures bonds among officers trained at premier institutions like NDC and DSSC, ensuring continuity of trust and familiarity across ranks and generations. One of the most visionary initiatives was the India-Australia Young Officers Exchange Programme, conceptualised by late General Bipin Rawat and launched during the 2022 Prime Minister-level virtual summit. This initiative allows young officers from both Armies to train together, experience field environments, and understand each other's operational ethos and an investment in future leadership synergy. The Army-to-Army Staff Talks, first initiated in 2010, have evolved from a biennial to an annual engagement since 2016, reflecting the growing frequency and significance of operational dialogue. This platform also serves as a vital forum for discussing bilateral strategic issues, enhancing mutual understanding and coordination on matters of regional and global relevance. Defence industry engagement, too, is finding resonance with the Indian Army. Indian firms have exported key platforms to Australia in significant amounts, showcasing indigenous capabilities in tactical ISR, mobility, and protected systems. Collaboration between the Army Design Bureau and Australia's Digger Works is being explored to jointly develop combat-tested, cost-effective solutions suited to contemporary battlefield needs.
IRCTC announces air tours from Vizag to four destinations
APSRTC ready for free bus travel scheme rollout
No free travel in air-conditioned and high-end buses, and on routes which include ghat roads, Tirumala, Simhachalam, hill temples and from Agency areas to towns and cities and vice-versa
MP seeks establishment of NIPER campus in Vizag
Nakkapalli Bulk Drug Park project opposed at public hearing
Police detain CPI(M) leaders and activists on charges of obstructing the programme; People from fishing villages nearby stage a protest
YSRCP upsets NDAs clean sweep plan in GVMC standing committee elections
The NDA camp secures nine seats, but loses one to YSRCP, reportedly due to cross-voting; results announced after recounting for one seat
SCoR GM leads Swachh Bharat drive
Aqua farming gets a boost, 173 acres added
AU launches quantum computing course
Ganja Destroyed Over 8,600 Acres In Visakhapatnam Range, Other Crops Planted
This has prevented 10,256 farmers from straying into illegal activities in 20 mandals of Alluri Sitharama Raju district. In addition, authorities have distributed 4,496 quintals of rajma seeds to 35,618 farmers to be grown as an alternative, profitable crop.
All Set for GVMC standing committee elections on August 6 in Visakhapatnam
YSRCP and NDA gear up for crucial vote amid last-minute strategy meetings; CPI(M) corporator and one from JSP to boycott over corruption and seat-sharing issues
NSTL holds blood donation camp to mark Lab Raising Day in Visakhapatnam
Protesters demand rollback of true-up and adjustment charges; urge government to cancel agreement with Adani Group
Visakhapatnam Markets Buzz With Rakhi Purnima Spirit
Recognising the emotional and cultural significance of Rakhi, many sellers are sourcing intricately designed rakhis from Kolkata and Hyderabad to meet the growing demand.
Cambodia-Based Cybercriminals Change Strategy to Trap Andhra Pradesh Youth
Investigations commenced when two young people from Visakhapatnam returned from Cambodia after being duped and lodged complaints with the Cybercrime police. Following this, police took Naveen into custody.
Health Authorities Check Fertility Centres In AP
Two centres in Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam booked for flouting norms
Gadkari Yields to AP CMs Proposal for Major Road Projects
AP Chief Minister Chandrababu sought a 189-km Outer Ring Road (ORR) around Amaravati, along with metro rail projects for Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada.
Over 18k farmers to benefit from PM Kisan-Annadata Sukhibhava in Vizag
Food safety teams raid sweet shops and bakeries in Visakhapatnam, book 16 cases
39 samples collected for lab testing and 10 outlets served notices for unhygienic conditions, says official
Namrathas Agents Helped Lure Surrogates
Namratha managed the intending couples from Hyderabad, while her staff lured women from rural areas. The surrogacy procedures and deliveries were conducted in Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam: Sources
TD Has No Respect For Women, Says Botsa
Speaking to media here on Friday in Visakhapatnam, Satyanarayana said that anarchy was prevailing in the state with the ruling coalitions inefficiency in governance.
Food safety teams raid 40 hotels, restaurants in Visakhapatnam
Vizag RTC gearing up to meet demands of free bus travel scheme from August 15
Specific guidelines from the government on whether the free travel for women would be all over the State or confined to the districts is yet to be received, says DPTO of Visakhapatnam Region
Cambodia-based job frauds continue to haunt Visakhapatnam youth
In the latest case, 10 people are reportedly being forced into cybercrimes in Thailand; over 150 people from Vizag are still caught in such rackets abroad, say police
Remote centres outside Kerala force candidates to drop out of NEET-PG
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM/KOCHI: With just two days remaining for the National Eligibility Entrance Test-Postgraduate (NEET-PG), on August 3, many medical graduates are shocked to get examination centres outside the state in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Many candidates had carefully chosen cities near their residences as preferred centres during the application process. However, many were stunned to be assigned locations hundreds of kilometres away. Im not appearing for the exam this time. Ive been allotted a centre in Telangana, and Im eight months pregnant. The travel and stay costs are too high for me and my family, said Dr Kavitha (name changed), a candidate from Thiruvananthapuram. Other young mothers in my batch are opting out too. Weve paid Rs 4,000 for the application, and now were forced to abandon the attempt. Surveys conducted by several junior doctor associations revealed that approximately 1,000 applicants from Kerala were given centres outside the state. The uncertainty over exact venue details only disclosed two days prior to the exam on July 31 adds to the logistical nightmare. If I had received Kollam as my centre, I could reach anywhere nearby without issues. But with a location like Visakhapatnam, I dont even know how close the centre will be to a hotel. How do we plan ahead? said Dr Ashik Basheer, state president of the General Practitioners Association. Candidates have also voiced concerns over inflated travel and accommodation prices. Although NBEMS guarantees at least one exam centre in every district, available slots fill up quickly due to the 20,000 applicants from Kerala. When submitting the application, candidates can choose a preferred city, and if its unavailable, the system assigns a centre near their home address, though theres no guarantee. Historically, slots were allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, but this time, candidates were shocked by what they believe is a random allocation. Dr Vivek K B, state secretary of the IMA Junior Doctors Network, Kerala, urged NBEMS to reopen the portal for centre change, allowing candidates to select more practical options. In the past, the Board cited a shortage of test centres as the reason for allocating centres outside the state. However, in previous years, changes to exam centres were made through court interventions or petitions from MPs. Last year, the exam was held in two shifts. This year, the exam has been postponed following an SC order directing NBEMS to conduct the exam in a single shift. Calls and emails sent to NBEMS by TNIE have gone unanswered. Allotment issues NBEMS guarantees minimum 1 exam centre in every dist but slots fill up fast due to 20K applicants from Kerala While applying, candidates can choose a city, and if its unavailable, the system assigns a centre near their home address Slots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis
Advanced Liver Transplant Institute opens at city hospital
NTPC donates ambulance to Narsipatnam hospital
Google may build Asias largest data center in Andhra Pradesh
Tech leader Google may construct Asias largest data center in Andhra Pradesh through a landmark USD 6 billion investment. The 1-gigawatt facility represents Googles first major data center commitment in India. It is expected to include USD 2 billion for renewable energy infrastructure. Visakhapatnam chosen for mega tech project The port city of Visakhapatnam is Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
The Indian Navy's Warship Design Bureau has introduced the P-18 next-generation destroyer concept, a significantly larger and more capable vessel than the Visakhapatnam-class destroyers. Displacing 13,000 tonnes, it features 144 vertical launch systems for diverse missiles, advanced radar systems for multi-domain operations, and a focus on indigenous content, enhancing India's naval power.
Google to invest $6 billion in southern India data centre
Due to be built in the port city of Visakhapatnam, the data centre investment includes $2 billion in renewable energy capacity that will be used to power the facility
Andhra Pradesh Secures $7.9 Billion Data Center Investments From Google, Sify
Google will invest $6 billion to set up a 1 GW data center in Visakhapatnam, with $2 billion of that earmarked for renewable energy development.
Andhra Pradesh to focus on expanding tourism infrastructure
Promoting key cities like Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, and Tirupati as preferred MICE destinations, unlocking the potential of tier-2 and tier-3 locations and advancing PPP models to drive sustainable and inclusive regional growth are priorities, says APTDC Managing Director
Eastern Ghats Offer Perfect Climate for Wallabies, IGZP Sees Reproductive Success
With the wallaby joey now part of IGZPs vibrant ecosystem, young visitor ahiti remarked, The zoo continues to be a site of both biodiversity and conservation success, but I hope to see more global species represented in Visakhapatnams Zoo.
Train services on Koraput-Kirandul line back on track
PC Sorcar magic show in the city from August 2
