KCR risked his life for Telangana statehood: BRS celebrates state formation day
Hyderabad: Several leaders of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) celebrated Telangana Formation Day across the state on Monday, June 2. Speaking on the occasion at the Telangana Bhavan, BRS Maheshwaram MLA P Sabitha Indra Reddy said that during her tenure as the home minister in the Congress government of undivided Andhra Pradesh, she often considered 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 .
NASSCOM delegation discusses Andhra Pradeshs tech vision with Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh is a compelling alternative to saturated hubs, offering a unique advantages for Indias growing tech sector, says Naidu
Andhra Pradesh government misusing police powers and targeting opposition leaders, alleges YSRCP
Fabricated cases have been filed against the party members, says YSRCP State coordinator Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy
There will be a brief pause in the rainfall activity before it resumes again after June 11. This is a normal rainfall pattern, says Director of IMD Amaravati
Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Delhi, Telangana Lead in Female Sex Worker Numbers
New research reveals key states account for over half of Indias female sex worker population amid ongoing HIV challenges
The NDA government in Andhra Pradesh raised debt equivalent to 44% of the total debt which the YSRCP government had availed of in five years, says the YSRCP president
Chennai discus thrower Krishna qualifies for NCAA Outdoor C'ships in USA
CHENNAI: IN a first, Chennai's Krishna Jayasankar becomes the first woman from India to qualify for the United States' National Collegiate Athletics Association's (NCAA) Outdoor Championships, set to happen at Eugene, Oregon on June 14. The 22-year old earned qualification with a throw of 55.61metres in the NCAA's west conference's first round of qualifying which took place at Austin, Texas on Saturday. That put her amongst the top 12, which in turn earned her a qualification berth in the collegiate meet in Eugene. She currently is a junior student at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas. Krishna, who is the daughter of Indian basketball players C Jayasankar Menon and Prasanna Jayasankar, earlier studied at the SBOA school and junior college in Chennai. She had won national-level medals in both shot put and discus throw. After meeting Jamaican track-and-field coach Michael Wessel at Tenvic Sports in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, Krishna moved to Jamaica with him to train, during the lockdown. In 2021, she became the first Indian thrower to be offered an academic and athletic scholarship from the University of Texas at El Paso. In March this year, she set the national record for the indoor shot put, with a throw of 16.03m in the Mountain West Indoor track and field championship in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Andhra Pradesh Womens Commission is committed to regaining the trust of women, says Chairperson
The Commission is planning to conduct legal awareness drives in schools, colleges, and among women workers in villages, says Rayapati Sailaja
Thunderstorms, gusty winds likely in parts of Andhra Pradesh till Jun 4. - en.etemaaddaily.com
Thunderstorms, gusty winds likely in parts of Andhra Pradesh till Jun 4. en.etemaaddaily.com
Why Telangana and Andhra Pradesh are still fighting over a loan taken a decade ago
A dispute continues between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. It is over nearly 9,000 crore in loans. These loans were taken before the states' division. The central government is mediating the loan sharing. Telangana wants a population-based sharing model. Andhra Pradesh wants location-based sharing. Telangana fears increased financial burden. Further discussions may resolve the issue. A balanced approach is needed.
APEPDCL JE Answer Key 2025 Out apeasternpower.com Download Junior Engineers Answer Key Here
The Andhra Pradesh Eastern Power Distribution Company (APEPDCL) has officially published the answer key for the Junior Engineers recruitment exam 2025 held on 25-05-2025, and candidates who appeared for the examination can now review the answer key and are advised to submit any objections within the stipulated timeframe, as no challenges will be accepted after the deadline.
The Andhra Pradesh Eastern Power Distribution Company (APEPDCL) has officially declared the APEPDCL Result 2025 for the Junior Engineers today, 02-06-2025, and candidates who appeared for the exam held on 25-05-2025 can now check their results online by entering their roll number and date of birth on the official website apeasternpower.com.
'Thug Life' makers move Karnataka HC, seek smooth screening of Kamal Haasan-starrer in state: Report
Raajkamal Films International, co-producer of the upcoming Kamal Haasan-starrer Thug Life , has moved the Karnataka High Court seeking directions to ensure that the film is allowed to be screened in the state without disruption, Bar and Bench reported. The plea was filed amid fears that the films release in Karnataka could face hurdles following backlash over Haasan's controversial, Tamil gave birth to Kannada comment. The Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce's (KFCC) also announced that it would not permit the screeningof the film. Pro-Kannada groups have demanded a public apology from Kamal Haasan, alleging that his remarks hurt Kannada sentiments. In response to boycott threats over his upcoming film, Haasan stood firm, reaffirming his faith in the principles of law and justice in a democratic society. According to Bar and Bench , the production house argued that the actors statement was misquoted and taken out of context, and was actually meant to highlight the camaraderie between the people of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The comment was made while Haasan was addressing Kannada actor Shiva Rajkumar, who also clarified that the veteran actor has consistently spoken highly of Karnataka. The petition, as cited by Bar and Bench , said the remark was deliberately misconstrued, resulting in unnecessary outrage. It urged the court to intervene and prevent any attempt to obstruct the screening of the 300-crore film in Karnataka. Thug Life , directed by Mani Ratnam, marks his second collaboration with Haasan. The film also stars Trisha Krishnan and TR Silambarasan, with music by AR Rahman. The producers also highlighted that audiences worldwideincluding in Karnatakaare eagerly awaiting the release, and any disturbance could harm both artistic expression and commercial investment. The controversy around Haasan's comment began during the audio launch of Thug Life in Chennai. With Kannada actor Shivarajkumar seated in front of him, Kamal remarked, Tamil gave birth to Kannada, a statement that sparked widespread backlash in Karnataka. Even Chief Minister Siddaramaiah criticised the comment, urging Kamal to better understand the history of the Kannada language. Later Kamal Haasan stood firm on his controversial remark, asserting that he will not apologise unless he believes he is wrong. He said while speaking to the media I've been threatened before... but love will always triumph, Haasan said, reaffirming his affection for Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala. Only those with an agenda would suspect otherwise. Haasan clarified that while he respects all southern languages and cultures, he stands by his statement and would only apologise if convinced he was in the wrong. If I am wrong, I would apologise. If Im not, I wont, he said. The actor also emphasised his commitment to democratic values. This is a democracy. I believe in law and justice, he said.
Thunderstorms, Gusty Winds Forecast in Parts of Andhra Pradesh Till June 4
IMD warns of lightning, 3040 kmph winds in coastal regions and Rayalaseema amid ongoing hot, humid spell
Telangana Formation Day 2025: Date, History And Significance
Telangana Formation Day 2025: Telangana was carved out of Andhra Pradesh on June 2, 2014, becoming the 29th state of India.
Andhra CM, Pawan Kalyan wish people on the occasion of Telangana Formation Day
Andhra Pradesh CM N. Chandrababu Naidu asserted that the Telugu identity would stand the test of time, and called upon every Telugu citizen to take part in this journey
Why TDP needs a change at the helm with Nara Lokesh leading the affairs - The South First
Why TDP needs a change at the helm with Nara Lokesh leading the affairs The South First
SAEL secures $132M for 300 MW solar project in Andhra Pradesh - Evertiq
SAEL secures $132M for 300 MW solar project in Andhra Pradesh Evertiq
Efforts Underway for Grand Masula Beach Festival - Deccan Chronicle
Efforts Underway for Grand Masula Beach Festival Deccan Chronicle
CII IWN members encourage women leadership - The Hans India
CII IWN members encourage women leadership The Hans India
Naidu's Aide Stages Entry Row at CII Summit.. - GreatAndhra
Naidu's Aide Stages Entry Row at CII Summit.. GreatAndhra
Special Sahasra Kalasabhishekam performed at Tirumala - The Hans India
Special Sahasra Kalasabhishekam performed at Tirumala The Hans India
87.8% of Mega DSC aspirants get first choice exam centre in Andhra
VIJAYAWADA: The Department of School Education has issued key clarifications regarding the Mega DSC-2025 teacher recruitment examination, meant to fill 16,347 vacant posts across the State. A total of 5,77,675 applications have been received for various categories of posts, including 6,614 SGTs, 177 PETs, 7,487 School Assistants, 1,731 TGTs, 286 PGTs, and 52 Principals. According to officials, 87.8% of candidates have been allotted their first-choice district for examination, while the remaining have been placed in subsequent preferences based on seating availability. In a release, Mega DSC-2025 Convenor M Venkata Krishna Reddy said, The examination centres have been allotted with utmost care to ensure maximum convenience. Candidates who applied for multiple posts have mostly been allotted centres within the same district. Only a small percentage have to be shifted to other preference districts due to logistics constraints. The department has stressed that the only authentic source for exam dates and time is the individual hall ticket. Candidates have been cautioned not to rely on unofficial timetables circulating on social media. Regarding the English Proficiency Test (EPT), it has clarified that it applies only to candidates for non-language TGT and PGT posts, and for principal posts. The issue of missing EPT details in some hall tickets has been rectified, and revised hall tickets have been issued. The department has also clarified that the PET and PET-VH/HH (Visually and Hearing Handicapped) examinations are not separate, and a common exam will be held for both categories. On the EWS category confusion, it has stated that EWS status will be honoured during selection, although it is not separately displayed on hall tickets. Candidates are advised to refer only to the official Mega DSC website for updates and more information.
Telangana asks Centre to direct AP to restore RLIS site to pre-DPR stage
HYDERABAD: Telangana irrigation officials on Sunday urged the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) to direct the Andhra Pradesh government to immediately restore the Rayalaseema Lift Irrigation Scheme (RLIS) site to its pre-Detailed Project Report (DPR) stage. In a letter to the ministry, the officials also requested that either the MoEF&CC or the Krishna River Management Board (KRMB) monitor daily activities at the RLIS site and submit fortnightly compliance reports to the National Green Tribunal (NGT). They pointed out that the NGT had stayed construction work on RLIS and constituted a joint committee to assess the situation. However, the Andhra Pradesh government allegedly continued construction in violation of the NGT order. The Telangana officials recalled that the joint committee, in its March 2024 report to the NGT, noted that the project proponent had undertaken works beyond DPR preparation. Excavation was reportedly completed up to 14.14% for the approach channel and 87.03% for the pump house and related works, totalling 18.18% of the proposed excavation. Self-certification not applicable Since the works exceeded the scope of DPR preparation, the officials argued that self-certification by the project proponent, as discussed in the EACs 25th meeting, was not applicable. They urged that this clause be removed from the EAC recommendations and replaced with a site inspection report by a competent authority. Reiterating their demand, the Telangana officials called for immediate restoration of the RLIS site to its pre-DPR stage to safeguard the legitimate rights of Telangana in the Krishna basin.
SBI team wins cricket tourney - The Hans India
SBI team wins cricket tourney The Hans India
Hope people of Telangana march ahead on path of progress: Prez Murmu on statehood day
NEW DELHI, Jun 2: President Droupadi Murmu on Monday greeted people of Telangana on their statehood day, and said the young state has a vibrant ecosystem of economic and technological development. I wish that the people of Telangana march ahead on the path of progress and prosperity, she said in a post on X. Telangana was carved out of Andhra Pradesh and accorded statehood on this day in 2014. Warm greetings to the people of Telangana on Statehood Day! This [] The post Hope people of Telangana march ahead on path of progress: Prez Murmu on statehood day appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
MDU system abolition burdened poor: YSRCP chief Jagan
VIJAYAWADA: YSRCP chief and former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy sharply criticised the TDP-led NDA government for discontinuing the doorstep ration delivery system, a flagship initiative of the previous YSRCP regime. In a strongly worded post on X on Sunday, Jagan accused the coalition government of disregarding the welfare of the poor, and reversing progressive reforms. Jagan highlighted that the doorstep delivery system, introduced during his tenure, had revolutionised ration distribution by ensuring transparency and quality. The initiative, which utilised 9,260 Mobile Dispensing Units (MDUs), delivered high-quality rice and essentials directly to over 1 crore families, sparing them the hardship of standing in long queues. 1. @ncbn ? ? , ? ? YS Jagan Mohan Reddy (@ysjagan) June 1, 2025 He recalled how, during his padyatra, people explained their struggle with the pre-2019 ration system, including exploitation and poor quality goods, which prompted his government to implement the doorstep delivery mechanism alongside village and ward secretariats. The YSRCP chief expressed dismay over the NDA governments decision to scrap the system, alleging that it had led to the unemployment of approximately 20,000 operators from BC, SC, ST and minority communities, who depended on the ration vehicles for their livelihood. Jagan also slammed Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu for labelling these operators as smugglers and mafia members, calling the remarks unjust and lacking humanity. Jagan contended that the move not only burdened the poor but also jeopardised services that proved vital during floods and disasters.
Major shuffle of medical staff begins in Andhra Pradesh
VIJAYAWADA: The Ministry of Health, Family Welfare and Medical Education on Saturday kickstarted the long-awaited exercise of general transfer, covering more than 15,000 doctors, administrative personnel, and supporting medical staff across the State. This marks the first major reshuffle since 2023, following the Finance Departments revocation of the general transfer ban in May. Special guidelines specific to the Health Ministry were issued on May 31, laying the groundwork for the large-scale shuffle of staff from June 1. These transfers have stirred both anticipation and anxiety among employees, especially with the enforcement of new rules aimed at curbing irregularities and streamlining the medical administration. According to the fresh guidelines, administrative staff who have served over three years at their current posting, will be relocated, a move prompted by concerns of prolonged stay leading to operational irregularities. Union office-bearers with three to nine years of service in one location will be shifted within the same station if vacancies permit, or to other districts if not. A key focus of this transfer cycle is to address widespread mismatch postings and ensure optimal alignment of staff with administrative needs. Additionally, all personnel with over five years at a location will be mandatorily transferred. ADME-rank doctors and professors will be moved based on administrative requirements. The guidelines were finalised after a series of high-level discussions led by Health Minister Y Satya Kumar Yadav, involving the Special Chief Secretary and the heads of departments. A special memo clarifying the scope of transfers within district headquarters is also set to be released to ensure uniform interpretation and implementation. Since the lifting of the ban on May 15, only a few compassionate transfers were cleared, mostly involving spousal reunions or critical medical needs. Notably, a doctor recently widowed just 12 days into her marriage was transferred closer to her parents for support. In another case, a senior assistant requiring regular dialysis was moved to a location with the necessary facilities. A cancer-afflicted doctor was also granted a transfer for better treatment access. These exceptional cases accounted for just 0.2% of the total transfers to be undertaken, maintaining adherence to the broader guidelines, an official said.
Celebrate June 4 as festival of good governance: Andhra Dy CM
VIJAYAWADA: Marking the completion of one year since the YSRCP was voted out of power, Jana Sena chief and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has called upon party leaders, women cadre, and grassroots workers to celebrate the occasion as a symbolic festival of good governance. In a release issued from the JSP central office, Pawan Kalyan appealed to the people to observe June 4 as a day of celebration, marking the restoration of democracy and governance in the State under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, and himself. Describing the day as the beginning of a new era, he called for the celebrations to be held like a combined Sankranti-Diwali festival. Let us commemorate the end of anarchic rule and the beginning of Suparipalana (good governance), Pawan Kalyan said, urging the JSP rank and file to actively participate in the celebrations, and promote the event on social media. Pawan Kalyan proposed that homes and streets be decorated with garlands on the morning of June 4 under the theme Suparipalana Modalai Edadi (Good governance began a year ago), and called for the organisation of traditional womens activities to decorate the streets with Rangavallulu. In the evening, people are encouraged to light lamps and burst firecrackers, symbolising the eradication of the misrule, and celebrating a new dawn for the State. He further instructed that photos and videos of the celebrations be widely shared on social media platforms as part of a digital campaign. YS Jagan accuses Naidu of fabricating liquor scam cases, declares June 4 as betrayal day
AP will transform as industrial hub: Minister Kolusu - The Hans India
AP will transform as industrial hub: Minister Kolusu The Hans India
The Post Graduate Engineering Common Entrance Test Hall Ticket 2025 has been released by the Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) on 01 June 2025, and candidates can download it from the official APSCHE website.
Summer special camp at Ananthapuramu Headquarters for children of police personnel ends
ANANTAPUR: The Summer Special Camp for children of police personnel at Ananthapuramu District Police Headquarters concluded on a high note, celebrating learning and community spirit. A major highlight was the successful implementation of the Read English Write English Speak English initiative, supported by TNIE . Launched on May 1 at Rakshak Pre-Primary School, the camp saw participation from 150 children and focused on holistic development through both educational and recreational activities. The English programme, designed by National Youth Awardee and MyBharat Volunteers Coordinator Bisathi Bharath, enabled children to build language skills by reading, writing, and speaking using the daily newspaper. The initiative was sponsored by Vijay Sai, founder of SAI Trust, who ensured each child received a copy of The New Indian Express daily. At the closing ceremony, Superintendent of Police Jagadeesh, IPS, lauded the programme, calling it a powerful step towards nurturing future-ready citizens. He praised the efforts of Vijay Sai, Bisathi Bharath, and Sunkara Ramesh, Circulation Officer of TNIE, for their contributions.
Mini-marathon in Andhra's Guntur to raise awareness on drug abuse
GUNTUR: Guntur District In-charge Collector A Bhargav Tej and Superintendent of Police (SP) Satish Kumar flagged off a mini marathon on Sunday to raise awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse. The event, held as part of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan (Drug-Free India Campaign), saw participants run through Narasampalem and Mudu Bommalu Centre, finishing at Hindu College Circle. The Collector said the Central and State Governments are conducting a series of awareness programmes from June 1 to 26, ahead of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on June 26. Through rallies, marathons, seminars, and competitions, we aim to educate the public, especially the youth, about the risks associated with drug abuse, he said. He added that departments including Police, Revenue, Excise, Health, and Education are working together to tackle the issue, and de-addiction centres provide treatment to affected individuals. The SP noted that the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, launched by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment in 2020, targets drug abuse at the grassroots level. The police, along with the Eagle Task Force, are involved in enforcement and awareness activities. Students and employees were also present.
People with physical disabilities to get ration at doorstep in Andhra Pradesh
ONGOLE: The State government has resumed distribution of ration goods through Fair Price (FP) shops, replacing the earlier system of doorstep delivery via Mobile Distribution Units (MDUs). Vice Chairman and MD of AP Civil Supplies Corporation Dr Manazir Jilani Samun said the new system will operate from 8 am to 12 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm from the 1st to 15th of every month. Speaking after inspecting FP shops at Ongoles Santhapet and Annavarappadu areas on Sunday, Dr Samun said only senior citizens above 65 and the physically disabled will continue to receive doorstep delivery. He also announced that Ragi and Jowar would be added to the distribution list from next month. Social Welfare Minister Dr Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy relaunched the initiative at Turpu Naidupalem village in Kondapi Assembly segment. He said the government aims to ensure efficient and transparent delivery of essentials and eliminate irregularities in the Public Distribution System (PDS). Rice and sugar are currently being supplied, and in future, all essentials will be made available through FP shops, he said.
Essentials distribution resumes at Fair Price shops in Andhra Pradesh
GUNTUR: The Andhra Pradesh government resumed distribution of essential commodities to rice cardholders through fair price (FP) shops from June 1, Guntur District In-charge Collector A Bhargav Tej announced. He formally reopened Fair Price Shop Number 61 in Vasantharayapuram, Guntur East Assembly constituency, on Sunday and supervised the distribution. The Collector said rice cardholders can collect their monthly rations between the 1 and 15 of each month. Shops will operate in two shiftsfrom 8.00 am to 12.00 pm and 4.00 pm to 8.00 pmto offer convenience to the public. The State Civil Supplies Department, led by Minister Nadendla Manohar, completed all necessary preparations over the past month, the Collector added. All Point of Sale (PoS) and weighing machines have been serviced and are fully operational. Shopkeepers have also received the required training, he said. The distribution process involves biometric authentication via PoS devices, followed by accurate weighing using Bluetooth-enabled digital scales to ensure transparency. He said that local public representatives actively monitor the distribution at fair price shops across the district. He encouraged all eligible rice cardholders to use the service within the allotted period each month.
GST revenues show 2 per cent decline in Andhra Pradesh
VIJAYAWADA: Andhra Pradesh registered a two percent decline in the GST revenues for May 2025, while GST revenues of the country as a whole registered a 13.66% jump, compared to May 2024. The state has netted a GST revenue of Rs 3,803 crore in May 2024 against Rs 3,890 crore in May 2025. The neighbouring state of Telangana registered a 6% increase, Tamil Nadu a 25% increase, Karnataka 20%, and Odisha a2 % increase. As per the data released by the Ministry of Finance on June 1, pre-settlement SGST of Andhra Pradesh for the year 2025-26 stood at Rs 2,801 crore as against Rs 2,861 crore in 2024-25, which is a two percent decrease. In case of post-settlement SGST, the State netted Rs 5,388 crore in the current fiscal, compared to Rs 6,149 crore in FY 2024-25, which is a 12 % drop. The data further shows that collection by central formations in the state stood at Rs 4,707 crore, while the state formations show Rs 3,783.2 crore. The CGST was Rs 2,195 crore, SGST was Rs 2,801 crore, IGST was Rs 3,044 crore, and Cess was Rs 450 crore.
Andhra ration shops set to become Mini Malls, may start selling variety of millets soon
KAKINADA: Civil Supplies Minister Nadendla Manohar announced that ration shops across the state will soon be converted into Mini Malls in collaboration with the Central Government. These upgraded outlets will offer not just rice, but also a variety of nutritious millets such as finger millets (ragulu), pearl millets (sajjalu), Sorghum ( jonna), and foxtail millet (korralu), aimed at improving public health. Minister Nadendla Manohar formally launched the statewide resumption of Fair Price (FP) shops at Gandhi Bomma Centre in Pithapuram on Sunday, marking a major shift in the states public distribution system (PDS). The revamped system is expected to save the state Rs 385 crore annually while enhancing transparency, flexibility, and accessibility. Speaking on the occasion, Manohar announced that 29,761 FP shops will now distribute goods worth Rs 1.46 crore every month. Beneficiaries can collect their rations from any shop, regardless of their rice card linkage. Shops will operate daily from 8 am to 12 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm, including Sundays, from 1st to 15th of every month. The minister criticized the previous YSRCP government for scrapping shop-based delivery under the guise of door-to-door service, alleging that it led to corruption and misuse of Rs 1,650 crore. He said 9,260 Mobile Dispensing Units (MDUs) were misused for rice smuggling, and that even idle vehicles were falsely shown as delivering rations. Home delivery to continue for 15.6 lakh people In contrast, he said, 8.15 lakh families were served through shops within four hours on Sunday. Manohar asserted strict monitoring, stating that dealers have been added to WhatsApp groups to confirm deliveries with photographic proof. Home delivery will continue for 15.6 lakh elderly and differently-abled beneficiaries by the 5th of each month. Action will be taken against dealers for weight discrepancies, and shops must ensure e-POS and weighing machines remain functional. A QR code grievance system will be implemented at all shops. Enhanced surveillance has been placed at ports like Kakinada, Visakhapatnam, Tada, and Krishnapatnam, and the PD Act will be invoked against rice smugglers, the minister added. Calling ration dealers the backbone of the PDS, Manohar urged them to uphold the NDA governments values under Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan. Later, the minister inaugurated the ration distribution program at a Fair Price Shop in Vakalapudi, Kakinada Rural constituency on Sunday, Manohar highlighted the efficiency and transparency achieved through the revival of ration shop-based distribution. Within the first four hours of the morning, ration commodities were delivered to 8.15 lakh families across 29,761 shops in AP. The event was attended by Civil Supplies Commissioner Saurabh Gaur, Kakinada Collector Shan Mohan Sagili, Joint Collector Rahul Meena, Government Whip Pidugu Hariprasad, Kakinada Rural MLA Pantham Nanaji, and other leaders. Later, the minister inaugurated a distribution program at Vakalapudi in Kakinada Rural.
Eight from Andhra Pradesh stranded in Sikkim due to floods
VIZIANAGARAM: At least eight tourists, including Vizianagaram tahsildar Kurmanatharao and his family, have been stranded for over 48 hours in Lachung, Sikkim, following heavy rains, flash floods, and landslides that struck the region on Sunday. The group, who had travelled from Andhra Pradesh on a summer trip, are currently sheltering in a hotel cut off from all road connectivity. Authorities from both Sikkim and Andhra Pradesh have launched coordinated efforts for their evacuation. The tahsildar, along with his wife M Uma (38), daughter Deekshitha (15), and son Jayansh Narayana (6), had left Vizianagaram five days ago to tour Sikkim. After visiting several tourist spots, the family checked into The Elite Zong hotel in Lachung, about 130 km from Gangtok. Torrential rainfall over the weekend triggered landslides and flash floods, isolating the area and leaving the hotel cut off. Four other tourists from Andhra Pradesh are also stranded at the same location. Speaking to TNIE , Kurmanatharao said, Weve been stranded for 48 hours. Roads are washed away. Though we are safe, the ongoing rains and landslides are worrying. I appeal for immediate evacuation. Upon receiving information, Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu contacted Sikkim officials and directed immediate action. Chief Secretary Muddada Ravi Chandra has also mobilised teams to coordinate with Sikkims local administration. The Andhra Pradesh Bhavan in New Delhi is in continuous contact with Mangan District Collector Anant and SP Chungtan Arun Tatal. Officials said Sikkim DGP Sridhara Rao is actively facilitating rescue efforts, while Vizianagaram District Collector BR Ambedkar has spoken directly with Kurmanatharao. Evacuation will be prioritised as soon as access is restored. Air support is on standby if needed, officials said. Currently, all stranded individuals are reported safe. Road clearance operations are underway, with restoration expected by tomorrow. AP Bhavan officials assured that every precaution is being taken to ensure the tourists safe return.
Uppalapadu Sanctuary to become conservation reserve
GUNTUR: Uppalapadu Bird Sanctuary in Guntur district, a cherished haven for migratory birds from across continents, is set to receive a significant ecological boost as authorities move to notify it as a Conservation Reserve under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972. District In-Charge Collector A Bhargav Teja directed forest officials to finalise the proposal following community consultations and inter-departmental approvals. The declaration is expected to not only bring legal recognition but also ensure sustained ecological protection and funding support. Spanning 9.5 acres, the freshwater lake in Uppalapadu hosts thousands of birds each year between October and March. Nearly 30,000 birds of over 25 species-including spot-billed pelicans, painted storks, openbill storks, white ibises, and glossy ibises - migrate from as far as Siberia, Eastern Europe, Australia, and Myanmar to escape harsh winters and breed in the sanctuary. Speaking to TNIE , District Forest Officer M Hima Shailaja said the lake is dotted with 14 vegetated mounds spread across two acres, which serve as nesting grounds. The mounds are mostly covered with Prosopis juliflora, but the trees are deteriorating due to increased bird activity. Were planning replantation to improve the green cover, she explained. To support nesting, 14 artificial perching stands have been installed. Though weve been conserving the habitat with community support for over two decades, the site lacked legal recognition. The move to designate it as a Conservation Reserve will finally formalise the sanctuarys protection, she added. She noted that maintenance work like manual removal of water hyacinth to keep the water fresh is usually taken up after the birds leave in late May. This year, early monsoons have delayed some of the clean-up, she said. The forest department also planned to develop an Environmental Education Centre in the village to facilitate students who visit the sanctuary as part of their educational tours. V Anil Kumar, a resident of Pedakakani, echoed the communitys deep connection with the sanctuary. In the early days, it was the villagers who safeguarded these birds. They are a part of our village now, he said. However, challenges remain. With food in the pond insufficient, birds have been flying to Bapatla, Chirala, and even Bengalurus wetlands in search of fish. The overgrowth of water hyacinth, scarcity of funds, and lack of proper upkeep have contributed to a drop in bird numbers and tourist footfall, according to the locals. Still, forest officials and residents remain optimistic. With the sanctuarys formal recognition underway, hopes are high that Uppalapadu will reclaim its status as one of Andhra Pradeshs most vibrant ecological landmarks - drawing back both the birds and the visitors who come to witness their seasonal spectacle.
Kadapa youngster leads drive to restore ancient temple pond
KADAPA: Local youth and villagers, led by 30-year-old adventure traveller Pippalla Balanagireddy from Gollapalli village in Duvvur mandal, conducted a major clean-up drive on Sunday at the neglected pond (Koneru) of the centuries-old Jalashiva Rama Temple in Idamadaka village, Mydukur constituency in Kadapa district. Nearly 80 volunteers from Visakhapatnam, Kadapa, Mydukur, Proddatur, and Idamadaka, along with members of the Badi-Gudi organisation, participated in the effort. The team removed heaps of plastic waste, liquor bottles, silt, and other debris over five to six hours. Balanagireddy had triggered the initiative a week earlier by posting a video highlighting the poor condition of the Koneru. The video, which carried the message Lets stop waiting for others lets clean it ourselves, went viral and inspired widespread support. Volunteers cleaned the idols of Lord Rama, Lord Shiva, and Lord Chennakesava, and performed rituals, applying turmeric and vermilion to the sculptures. The Jalashiva Rama Temple, believed to date back to the 7th or 10th century, features Ramayana-themed stone carvings, including depictions of Lord Rama cutting seven palm trees with a single arrow and the Samudra Manthan scene involving gods and demons. Over the years, the site had fallen into neglect due to its isolation and proximity to a highway. Commercial activity in the area contributed to the deterioration. Locals had turned the pond into a dumping site, damaging sculptures and causing foul odours due to waste accumulation and vandalism. Speaking at the event, Balanagireddy said, We must not wait for outsiders to preserve our heritage. The responsibility lies with the villagers to protect and maintain these temples so they can be passed on to future generations. The event witnessed active participation from men and women of the community, united in a shared mission to protect and revive a forgotten historical site.
Andhra Pradesh records 16% surplus rain in water year 2024-2025
VIJAYAWADA: Andhra Pradesh recorded a significant rainfall surplus during the 202425 water year (June 1 to May 31), with an average of 1,135.2 mm rainfall across its 679 mandals in 26 districts. This marks a 16.4% increase over the normal average of 975.3 mm, offering much-needed relief to the state after the previous years deficit. In stark contrast, the 202324 water year saw a 17.1% shortfall, with just 719.5 mm of rainfall against a normal of 867.9 mm. The improvement in 202425 represents a gain of 415.7 mm and is being hailed as a positive turnaround for agriculture, water supply, and groundwater recharge. According to data from 2,817 Automatic Weather Stations and 679 manual rain gauges, three districts recorded exceptional rainfall: Sri Sathya Sai (+58.3%), Ananthapur (+48.6%), and Parvathipuram Manyam (+10.0%). Eight other districts, including Guntur (+43.4%), NTR (+38.5%), Eluru (+37.4%), and Chittoor (+29.3%), also received rainfall between 20% and 59% above normal. Fifteen districts, among them Srikakulam, Vizianagaram, Visakhapatnam, and Kakinada, reported normal rainfall ranging from -19% to +19%. Srikakulam was the only district with a slight negative deviation of -5.1%. Notably, no district fell into the deficient category, a significant improvement over previous years. At the mandal level, the data paints an even clearer picture of Statewide distribution. Out of 679 mandals, 53 received large excess rainfall, 266 recorded excess rainfall, 349 fell within normal levels, and only 11 were classified as deficient. No mandals reported large deficits or zero rainfall. The rainfall boost has positively impacted reservoir levels. As of May 31 storage across major reservoirs stood at 403.71 TMC, or 41.05% of gross capacity at Full Reservoir Level (FRL). This is a notable rise from 225.13 TMC (22.89%) recorded at the end of the previous year. Officials say the timely rains have set the stage for a promising kharif season, improved drinking water security, and long-term agricultural stability across the State.
Andhra's Edlanka island may vanish soon if river-induced trauma persists
VIJAYAWADA: Within a decade, Edlanka (also known as Yadlanka), an island village in the Avanigadda constituency, in Krishna district may disappear. Caught between intensifying river erosion and years of governmental inaction, this Krishna river village is slowly vanishing, a casualty of climate change and human neglect. Spread over 904 hectares and situated just six metres above sea level, Edlanka island has 270 houses and 250 residents, mostly farmers and fishermen. The village has suffered a decade of river-induced trauma. The Krishna river has been shifting its course every year, especially during heavy monsoons and cyclones. Already, the village has lost over 10-12 acres of farmland and about a dozen homes. Locals and experts fear the worst is yet to come. The river has encroached about 500 metres around the village and advanced 30 metres further inside. Over 50 houses are at risk. If this continues, Edlanka may soon lose its identity, warned ward member Pemmadi Venkanna, whose own house was among those washed away. The first major warning came five years ago, when the house of renowned atomic scientist and Padma Shri awardee Myneni Hariprasad Rao collapsed. Since then, erosion has worsened with each passing season. According to Krishna district Mala Mahanadu president Dova Govardhan, unchecked environmental degradation triggered the crisis. Between 2011 and 2016, scant rainfall led to dense bush growth in the riverbed. Increased sand mining further blocked the flow. When rains returned, the river diverted toward the village, he told TNIE . At this pace, Edlanka might not exist in 10 years. Several families are already leaving the village he added with anguish. Climate change has deepened the crisis. Rising temperatures and erratic rainfall have increased flooding. Though the sea lies 20 km away, rising sea levels have turned groundwater salty, evidence of salinity intrusion common to coastal areas. Allegedly illegal sand mining has only made things worse. Now, even villages heritage is under threat. The century-old Balakoteswara Swamy and famous Tirupathamma temples stand vulnerable with onset of monsoon.The villages only link to the mainland, a causeway to the mandal headquarters, Avanigadda, three kilometres away, was damaged during 2017-18 and temporarily repaired by the government. However, it was completely washed away during the 2019 floods. Later, villagers constructed an earthen embankment (bund), but it repeatedly washed away even during moderate rains. Govardhan alleged that a new bridge, promised by the YSRCP in 2019 at an estimated cost of Rs 8.5 crore, never materialized. Despite public assurances from the then Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, no work began, he said. During the 2024 elections, alliance leaders including Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan, MLA candidate Mandali Buddha Prasad, and MP candidate Vallabhaneni Balashouri pledged to build the bridge. But villagers say theres still no sign of progress even after a year. Speaking to TNIE , Avanigadda MLA and former Deputy Speaker Mandali Buddha Prasad said, We are committed to constructing the Edlanka bridge. Proposals have been sent, but it will take time. On erosion, he said the matter is under the Irrigation Departments purview. Meanwhile, time and tide wait for no one. With worsening climate and bureaucratic silence, Edlankas erosion is no longer a natural calamity alone, it is a human failure to protect a community rooted in history.
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Pawan Kalyan, Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM, has criticised West Bengal Police for arresting social media influencer Sharmishta Panoli, questioning the selective application of secularism. BJP MP Kangana Ranaut also demanded Panoli's release, emphasizing her apology and democratic rights.
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Sheep prices soar ahead of Bakrid
BENGALURU: As Bakrid approaches, the price of sheep in the market has seen a noticeable rise. Compared to last year, rates have increased by Rs 100 to Rs 150 per kilogram. This is due to the overall inflation in mutton prices this year, said Amrat, a sheep vendor who was busy with the business at a market at Tannery Roads Doddi Sheep market. The price for live sheep now starts at Rs 450 per kg and goes up to Rs 800, depending on the breed and size. According to a local vendor Syed Nazir, the Aminagad breed is currently priced at Rs 650 per kg, while the Bannur considered one of the most expensive breeds-is being sold at Rs 800 per kg. Other varieties include Beetal and Yelga, both priced at Rs 650 per kg, while local breeds from Andhra Pradeshs Chennur are available at Rs 450 per kg. These prices reflect the varying quality, size, and origin of each breed with local and Andhra-origin sheep generally falling in the lower price range. Traders said they have more demand for Bannur and the Amingad breed, as they are known for tender meat. Amrat said that customers often look for cattles with prominent horns ideal for Qurbani (Sacrifice). Prices go up every year, especially around Bakrid, but we still buy cattle for Qurbani, to offer to our God, says Haseena, a customer. We dont worry about the cost much at this time, we just want to choose the best one. she concludes.
Massive shake-up of health staff in AP - The Hans India
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Congress begins internal cleanup in Madhya Pradesh to revive party structure
BHOPAL: Reeling from consecutive defeats in the 2023 Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections and the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, the Congress is preparing for a major internal shake-up in Madhya Pradesh. As part of its upcoming organisational overhaul, the party plans to identify and expel internal saboteurs, or Bhitarghatis , accused of covertly aiding the ruling BJP. The initiative will form a core part of the Sangathan Srijan Abhiyan, to be launched by senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Bhopal on June 3. An important aspect of the Sangathan Srijan Abhiyan to be launched by Rahul Gandhi on June 3, will be to identify the Bhitarghatis (saboteurs) who have been damaging the party. Once identified till the development block level, such saboteurs will be shown the way out of the party, said Leader of Opposition and former minister Umang Singhar. He further emphasized that the Congress high command is serious about cleaning house. Our leader Rahul Gandhi has already made it clear that all those who, while being in the Congress, have been working against the party need to be identified and ousted... Only those who are committed to the party will now be promoted, Singhar added. The comments follow recent allegations from former Congress state vice president Damodar Yadav, who claimed that the BJP has cultivated sleeper cells within the Congress. According to Yadav, these elements played a significant role in the partys poor performance during the 2023 assembly elections. Rahul Gandhi will be in Bhopal on Tuesday to formally launch the Sangathan Srijan Abhiyan in Madhya Pradeshtwo months after its rollout in Gujarat, another BJP-ruled state. During his visit, Gandhi is expected to hold at least five strategic meetings with various party wings. He will hold meetings with members of the state partys Political Affairs Committee (PAC), current MLAs and former MPs, AICC and PCC delegates/members, the 50 leaders from other states appointed as observers for each district under the campaign, and also chair a meeting of the state executive, a senior MP Congress leader told TNIE . As part of the campaign, 50 senior Congress leaders from states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Rajasthan have been appointed as central observers. Each will oversee organisational restructuring in one Madhya Pradesh district, working in coordination with 34 local observers. These teams will conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the partys grassroots network, identifying both weaknesses and potential. Based on these findings, efforts will be made to rebuild the Congress organization from the primary worker level upward in each district and development block. The party has confirmed that the Abhiyan will be an ongoing effort. A pilot phase of the initiative is already underway in Vidisha district, a traditional BJP stronghold that includes assembly segments represented by Union Agriculture Minister and former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. In Vidisha, 100150 specially trained Congress workers are living in villages, holding detailed discussions to understand local challenges and strategise revival efforts. The 15-day field exercise will culminate in a comprehensive report to be submitted to the partys state and central leadership. The Congress hopes that this grassroots-centred revamp, combined with a purge of disloyal elements, will help revive its fortunes in Madhya Pradesh ahead of future electoral battles.
Darshan, train ticket mismatch derails pilgrims plans to Tirumala
Mass yoga session held at popular Thotlakonda Buddhist site
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Andhra Pradesh government has reverted to the old system of ration supply through fair price shops on Sunday. Items were distributed through these outlets across all the 26 districts.
CPI(M) opposes installation of smart prepaid meters by Adani Transmission Step Seven in A.P.
The leaders allege that the stage has been set for exploitation of the people, note that by paving the way for installation of smart meters, the TDP has betrayed the public
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Andhra launches efforts to evacuate Telugus stranded in Sikkim
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Ten years, no payment: Andhra Pradesh government sits on BRAOUs Rs 600-crore dues - Telangana Today
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State working towards Vision 2047, says I&PR Minister
Implement cost plus 50% formula while fixing MSP, farmers body urges the Union government
No crop in Andhra Pradesh is currently receiving even the minimum support price, alleges Vadde Sobhanadreeswara Rao
Address water woes of Rayalaseema, CPI leader tells Chief Minister Naidu and Deputy CM Pawan
It is not correct on the part of the government to take up the Godavari-Banakacherla project without completing the pending schemes, says CPI State secretary Ramakrishna
Keshava Raos family allege, police imposed restrictions on 12th day rituals
CPI(M) opposes move to give money in place of ration goods in Andhra Pradesh
Disburse fine quality rice through the PDS to prevent its illegal transportation, says CPI(M) State secretary Srinivasa Rao
Lokesh-Jagan spat over errors in evaluation.. - GreatAndhra
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Its defeat in the 2024 elections is like a festival as people have suffered a lot under its anarchic rule, says the Jana Sena Party president
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Vizianagaram tahsildar and his family among those trapped; all individuals are reported to be safe
Tourism Minister pays rich tributes to NTR
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24,795 fair price shops begin distribution of commodities in Andhra Pradesh
385 crore could be saved by reviving fair price shops, all of them will soon be brought under CC camera surveillance system, says Civil Supplies Minister Nadendla Manohar
Kolusu Parthasarathy interacts with several families in Agiripalli and directs officials to solve the problems being faced by them
Akhil Bharatiya Rashtriya Shaikshik Mahasangh State unit writes a letter to the senior official mentioning their various demands
No interest in contesting elections, says RK.. - GreatAndhra
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AP govt making efforts to rescue Telugu families stranded in Sikkim - UNITED NEWS OF INDIA
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Thunderstorms, lightning, gusty winds likely in AP & Yanam over next 2 days: Met UNITED NEWS OF INDIA
SSC marks fiasco reflects governments lackadaisical approach, says AP Congress chief Y. S. Sharmila
Calling it a complete failure of the government, Y.S.Sharmila demanded that the Minister of Human Resource Development Nara Lokesh take responsibility for it. She also demanded that the answer scripts of every student be re-verified free of cost.
Andhra Pradesh Govt reverts to fair price shop format to supply ration
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TTD member alleges YSRCP conspiracy to destabilise Andhra government, malign TTD - The Hans India
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Secularism must be a two-way street, says Pawan; Dont turn Bengal into North Korea, Kangana
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Saturday appealed to West Bengal Police to act justly in the case of social media content creator and influencer Sharmishta Panoli, who was arrested from Haryana's Gurugram for allegedly sharing a communal video. The deputy chief minister asserted that lasphemy must be condemned but secularism should not be used as a shield. Blasphemy must be condemned, always! Secularism isnt a shield for some and a sword for others. It must be a two-way street. West Bengal Police, the nation is watching. Act justly for all, said Kalyan in a post on X. Sharmishta, a law student, spoke out egrettable and hurtful words on some with regard to Operation Sindoor, said the actorpolitician. She owned her mistake, deleted the video and apologized. The WB (West Bengal) Police swiftly acted, taking action against Sharmishta, claimed Kalyan. But what about the deep, searing pain inflicted upon millions when the elected leaders, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) MPs mock Sanatana Dharma, he said. Where is the outrage when our faith is called 'Gandha Dharm'? Where is their apology? Where is their swift arrest? asked the founder of the Janasena Party (JSP), an ally of the BJP. Meanwhile, Actor and BJP Lok Sabha MP Kangana Ranaut on Sunday strongly criticised the arrest of Panoli , calling it an excessive response to a now-deleted video that allegedly hurt religious sentiments. Harassing someone in the name of law and order is not good, Ranaut said. When someone has apologised and deleted the post, putting her in prison, torturing her, ending her career and raising questions on her character is very wrong. This should not happen with any daughter. In a pointed criticism of the West Bengal administration, the actor added, I urge the West Bengal government not to try to make the state into North Korea. Everyone has democratic rights. Ranaut also defended Panolis tone and language, saying, She had said everything in general, and today's generation uses such language very normallyboth in English and in Hindi. She should be released soon because she is a very young woman. She has her whole career and life ahead of her. #WATCH | Delhi: On the arrest of Sharmistha Panoli from Gurugram by Kolkata Police for allegedly hurting religious sentiments through her comments on social media, actor Kangana Ranaut says, Harassing someone in the name of law and order is not good. When someone has apologised pic.twitter.com/SEtPALH9lH ANI (@ANI) June 1, 2025 A Kolkata court on Saturday remanded the 22-year-old Instagram influencer to 14 days of judicial custody. Panoli, a resident of Kolkatas Anandapur neighbourhood and a law student at a university in Pune, was arrested by the Kolkata police from her residence in Gurugram on Friday night. Panoli was produced in a Kolkata court on Saturday, where her bail petition was denied. She was sent to judicial custody until June 13. While leaving the court, Panoli told reporters, The harassment you have done being in a democracy, this is not what democracy is. The video in question, now deleted, allegedly contained derogatory and disrespectful remarks aimed at a particular religious community, according to Kolkata Police officials. The video sparked significant backlash online, with users trolling Panoli and posting threatening comments. She later deleted the video and posted an apology on social media. Whatever was put are my personal feelings and I never intentionally wanted to hurt anybody. If anybody is hurt, Im sorry for the same. Henceforth, I will be cautious in my public post, she wrote on X. (With inputs from PTI)
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Lokesh-Jagan spat over errors in evaluation of SSC answer sheets
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While sibling rivalry haunts BRS in Telangana, Nara Lokesh rises as heir to TDP chief Naidu in Andhra The South First
Out of the corrected cases, the statement said 8,863 scripts had minor changes of marks between 1 and 5 only, and 3,119 scripts had changes of more than 5 marks
Teacher booked as video shows sexual harassment of girl student
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Odisha man, father-in-law die in road mishap in Andhra - Sambad English
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