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BC Associations Call Chalo Delhi for 50% OBC Quota in Assemblies, Parliament
Rajya Sabha member and association chairman R. Krishnaiah said the protest would begin with a series of national seminars, drawing large delegations from Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, and Odisha, along with professors, intellectuals, eight Union ministers, and 20 MPs from various parties.
Cyclone Ditwah: 375 pregnant women shifted to hospitals amid alert in Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh authorities are taking swift action as cyclone Ditwah approaches. Nearly 7,900 pregnant women nearing delivery have been identified in vulnerable districts. A significant number, 375, have already been moved to hospitals for safety. Medical staff are on high alert across ten districts. Arrangements are in place to ensure uninterrupted power and provide medical camps if needed.
AP: 375 pregnant women shifted to hospitals amid cyclone Ditwah alert
Amaravati, Nov 30 (PTI) Andhra Pradesh Government on Sunday said that nearly 7,900 pregnant women nearing delivery have been identified in the districts, where cyclone Ditwah is expected to bring more rainfall and 375 of them have already been shifted to hospitals as a precautionary measure. Andhra Pradesh medical, health and family welfare Commissioner Veerapandian 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 .
Smuggled To Myanmar In The Night, Says Trafficking Victim
During his return journey, Sharan met several other victims who were trafficked by different agents from Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Punjab, Kerala and Delhi
BJP organises mass screening of Mann Ki Baat at 5,000 locations in Andhra Pradesh
The programme has become a platform for highlighting the achievements of rural India and inspiring young innovators, says BJP State president Madhav
Andhra Pradesh stands first in controlling HIV cases, says Health Minister
A.P. State AIDS Control Society achieves 76.96% of the 80% target set by the National AIDS Control Organisation, says Satya Kumar Yadav
Cyclone Ditwah to intensify rainfall across Andhra Pradesh: IMD
Amaravati: The IMD on Sunday said cyclone Ditwah, positioned over the southwest Bay of Bengal, is likely to intensify rainfall across several districts of Andhra Pradesh. The system moved almost northwards during the past six hours and remained centred at latitude 11.4 degrees north and longitude 80.6 degrees east, close to the north Tamil Nadu-Puducherry 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 .
Farmer associations in Andhra Pradesh oppose Seed Bill-2025
They term the legislation proposed by the Centre as pro-corporate, and demand that the State government conduct a comprehensive consultation before making its stand clear
43 Heritage Bye-laws for over 50 monuments likely to be tabled in Parliament Winter Session
NEW DELHI: Drafts of at least 43 Heritage Bye-laws (HBLs) covering over 50 monuments readied by the National Monument Authority (NMA) are likely to be laid in Parliament during the winter session starting Monday. The documents will subsequently be put in the public domain to seek feedback. So far, 124 HBLs covering about 178 heritage sites have been placed before the both Houses of Parliament. (450) The drafts are approved in Parliament. In this session, we are planning to lay 43 HBLs covering 54 sites. The process, obviously, depends upon the session of Parliament. We have limited days; two days in a week. One day is for Lok Sabha, that is Monday, and Thursday is for Rajya Sabha. So, according to the business of Parliament, it is done, said an official, aware of the matter. The laws are to ensure that new construction and activities around protected sites comply with regulations for heritage conservation. The NMA prepares the draft bye-laws, and once approved by it, they are submitted to Parliament for their final endorsement. The drafts of monuments prepared this year include Triple shrined Temple of Bhavani (Ahmednagar, Maharashtra), Temple of Amriteshwar (Ahmednagar, Maharashtra), Fort and gateway excluding the ancient buildings and tomb of Bismillah Shah Wali (Kadapa District or YSR Kadapa District in Andhra Pradesh), Nahar Jharokha compound, Rupmati Pavilion, Baz Bahadurs Palace, Darya Khans Tomb, and Hathi Mahal (Dhar, Madhya Pradesh), Kailasanatha Swamy temple (Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu), Bhimesvara temple (East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh), St Francis Church, Fort Kochi (Ernakulam, Kerala) and Fort including ancient temples (Jaisalmer, Rajasthan). To ensure speedy and transparent approval of construction and repair works in the vicinity of the protected historical sites, the NMA has expedited finalisation of HBLs for 141 monuments. The process is expected to be over within the next six months. Following the directions of the culture ministry to prioritise preparation of HBLs for monuments attracting the highest number of applications seeking permission for construction-related applications, the NMA identified 294 such heritage sites across the country. Out of the 294 identified monuments, bye laws of 151 are already completed, prepared or have been submitted before the Parliament. Most applications are received from Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Delhi, where rapid urbanisation is taking place. Fewer applications for approvals are from Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and parts of the northeast. As mandated by the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains (AMASR) Act 2010, there should be separate bye-laws for all 3,693 heritage sites or monuments under the jurisdiction of ASI to regulate development and construction around protected monuments. These rules were to be framed by 2012. However, till January 2020, by-laws for only five monuments or sites were cleared and presented before the Parliament.
Boseraju holds talks with Andhra Pradesh Ministers on bridge-cum-barrage
Such a facility has been proposed to come up across the Tungabhadra near Chikalapravi and Chikkamanchale in Raichur district
TDPP wants ECI to take up SIR at the earliest in Andhra Pradesh
The party also wants Parliament to discuss about allocation of Krishna waters and rationalisation of GST rates, and the plight of cotton, maize, banana and aqua farmers, says TDPP leader Lavu Sri Krishna Devarayalu
Vizag Regional Zone with 9 districts one of three growth engines in Andhra Pradesh
The regional zones aims at ensuring a balanced and decentralised development of the State; an official government order is likely to be issued on December 1
Cyclone Ditwah to Intensify Rainfall Across Andhra: IMD
The cyclone is expected to continue moving along and off the Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coastline, remaining 30 to 70 km offshore and enhancing rainfall over Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh to see intense rainfall as Cyclone Ditwah moves along north Tamil Nadu coast: IMD
System moves almost northwards during past six hours, remains centred close to north Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coasts
Student ends life in Hyderabad over not getting married to lover
Hyderabad: An undergraduate student died by suicide in Hyderabad on Saturday, November 29, after his girlfriend married another man. The incident occurred in Suraram police limits. The deceased was identified as 18-year-old Abhilash, a second year undergraduate student who is a native of Guntur, Andhra Pradesh. Speaking to Siasat.com. Suraram circle inspector said, The student 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 .
Srinivasa Hatcheries founder passes away
Born in 1933, into a farmers family in Kulla of East Godavari District in Andhra Pradesh, he was also a member of the International Egg Commission
Cyclone Ditwah nears Tamil Nadu coast, 54 flights cancelled at Chennai airport: 10 points
Cyclone Ditwah is influencing east coast weather, prompting a yellow alert for Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, including Chennai. As many as 54 flights have been cancelled at the Chennai Airport with Air India issuing an advisory for passengers. The IMD has warned of heavy rainfall in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry.
Cyclone Ditwah live tracker: The IMD in its latest weather bulletin said the cyclonic storm 'Ditwah' will track nearly northwards, moving parallel to the Tamil NaduPuducherry coastline over the next 24 hours. Ditwah is expected to make landfall on November 30. Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Puducherry are on high alert as IMD has warned of heavy rainfall in these regions.
Cyclone Ditwah Tracker Live Updates: Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry are set for more torrential rains as cyclone Ditwah is moving towards the Indian coast.
Cyclone Ditwah: IMD issues red alert for north Tamil Nadu, Puducherry; top 10 developments
Cyclone Ditwah intensifies, prompting a red alert for northern Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and south Andhra Pradesh. Heavy to extremely heavy rainfall is anticipated in several districts. Authorities urge residents to stay indoors and fishermen to avoid the sea. Air India warns of flight disruptions. Sri Lanka has already reported significant destruction and casualties.
With Cyclone Ditwah looming over Tamil Nadu, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw took the initiative to check on railway safety measures. The India Meteorological Department has raised a red flag, warning of severe weather for northern Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and parts of southern Andhra Pradesh, where heavy rainfall is expected.
Bawaria gang and the 2005 murder of an AIADMK MLA in Tamil Nadu
Twenty years ago, dacoits struck at a bungalow off a highway near Chennai and killed one of its occupants, K. Sudarsanam, a sitting MLA. They attacked other members of the house brutally and fled with the loot. Investigators later realised that the gang had committed a rash of robberies across a vast territory in Tamil Nadu, stretching to the borders of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. A Chennaicourt last week convicted three members of the Bawariagang responsible for the daring robberies and sentenced them to several life terms in prison. R. Sivaramanrecounts a shocking crime spree
Andhra Pradesh Awaiting Central Funds for Power Infra to Operate 750 E-Buses
APSRTC authorities say once the centre sanctions the estimated amounts for developing the power infrastructure, Discoms will lay HT lines connecting depots. Tenders will be called for civil works to fix EV chargers at depots and along the routes wherever needed.
Cyclone Ditwah triggers light showers in Tirupati, Nellore and Chittoor districts
The cyclonic storm is likely to weakened into depression by the time it reaches Andhra Pradesh coast, says IMD
CSIR-NAL unveils production grade Hansa-3 plane
M/s Pioneer Clean Amps, which will manufacture the two-seater planes, has set up a 150 crore facility in Kuppam, Andhra Pradesh, to make 100 aircraft annually
Govt. to create development zones for three regions in Andhra Pradesh: Naidu
The Chief Minister reiterates commitment to balanced regional growth, says issues in Amaravati will be resolved on priority and Polavaram will be completed before the 2027 Godavari Pushkarams
Cyclone Ditwah is poised to make landfall near the North Tamil NaduPuducherrySouth Andhra Pradesh coast by early November 30, prompting high alert across southern India. The storm, which has already caused devastation in Sri Lanka, is expected to bring heavy to extremely heavy rainfall and strong winds, leading to widespread disruptions and potential urban flooding.
Looking back at Bawaria dacoity along Tamil Nadu highways
Twenty years ago, dacoits struck at a bungalow off a highway near Chennai, and killed one of its occupants, sitting MLA Sudarsanam. They attacked other members of the house brutally and fled with the loot they stole from the house. Investigators later realised that they had committed a rash of robberies in a vast area of operation in Tamil Nadu, stretching the borders of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Two decades later, last week, a court in Chennai convicted three members of the Bawaria gang that was responsible for the daring robberies sentenced them to several life terms in prison
Cyclone Ditwah to Bring 4 Days of Heavy Rain, Winds across Andhra
The IMD has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall, and extremely heavy rainfall at isolated locations over South Coastal Andhra Pradesh (SCAP) and Rayalaseema on November 30
AP extends govt guarantee, letter of comfort for Rs 7,500 cr Amaravati loan
Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh has extended a government guarantee and a letter of comfort to the Capital Region Development Authority for availing a Rs 7,500 crore loan to develop the greenfield capital city of Amaravati, said an official. S Suresh Kumar, principal secretary, Municipal Administration and Urban Development, said the guarantee and the letter of comfort 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 .
Four dead in separate road accidents in NTR, Krishna districts in Andhra Pradesh
Cherukuri Chandrashekar, who owned a software company in Hyderabad was among the dead, says police
Cyclone Ditwah is intensifying over the Bay of Bengal, poised to make landfall on November 30th, bringing widespread heavy rainfall and strong winds to Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Andhra Pradesh. Red and orange alerts are in effect for multiple districts. Travel is already disrupted with flight and train cancellations.
Cyclone Ditwah Heads Toward South Andhra Pradesh Coast
Cyclone continues to move north-northwest, heading toward south Andhra Pradesh coastline
Cyclonic storm Ditwah, moving slowly, brought rain to south Tamil Nadu and is expected to cause intense showers in northern areas, including Chennai, this weekend. The storm, which caused over 80 deaths in Sri Lanka, is moving parallel to the TN coast, with red and orange alerts issued for heavy rainfall in several districts of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh.
Domestic dilemma: Not a November to remember for Keralas tourism industry
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Wake me up when November ends! With domestic arrivals remaining unusually low despite the onset of the traditional peak season, Keralas tourism industry has hit a sour note. According to stakeholders, bookings and occupancy have plunged by 40%, making this one of the worst Novembers for the sector in recent memory. Munnar, one of the states most sought after hill stations year round, mirrors the crisis. Insiders say vacationers are skipping Kerala this season, with occupancy hovering around 40% and picking up only on weekends. In previous years, November occupancy levels ranged from 70-75%, making the current slump particularly alarming as the sector heads into the Christmas-New Year rush. Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Gujarat remain the key domestic source markets for Kerala. In 2024, Kerala received around 2.2 crore domestic tourists. I have been in the industry for 25 years, and this is one of the worst seasons ever. November is normally the peak, but this year there is a slump in both inbound and outbound arrivals, said Anish Kumar P K, executive committee member, Association of Tourism Trade Organisations, India. Last year, over three crore Indians travelled abroad, while only around 93 lakh foreign tourists visited India. This gap is hurting tourism. High airfares are a major reason, and both the Centre and state should take steps to address it, he said. Director of Stride Hotels Pvt Ltd Sudhish Nair said Munnar has never witnessed such a steep drop in occupancy. Munnar has never seen such subdued season There is no steady flow of tourists. We are getting bookings only on weekends. We have reservations for the week from December 24-31, but otherwise there is no consistent inflow. Munnar has never seen such a subdued season, he said. He added that occupancy in Munnar normally stays between 75% and 90% during this period, making the current slump unprecedented. Observers say this years dip in arrivals may be linked to the Kumbh Mela, with many travellers exhausting their annual outings. As per our analysis, the Kumbh Mela could be a reason for the decline in arrivals, as scores of people from across the country travelled for the event. Another major factor are the high airfares. Kerala is increasingly becoming an expensive destination. Hotel occupancy is now only around 50%. There are plenty of enquiries for the Christmas-New Year period, but they are not converting into bookings because of steep airfares, said Manu P V, member of the Tourism Advisory Board and the Kerala Travel Mart managing committee.
Cylcone Ditwah LIVE updates: Rains to intensify along Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh coast today
The IMD said the cyclonic storm 'Ditwah' over Sri Lanka coast and adjoining southwest Bay of Bengal has moved slowly northwards
Pawan Kalyan Reviews JSP Strategy For Parliament Winter Session
Pawan advised the MPs to prepare thoroughly and participate effectively in discussions of national importance. He stressed the need to present accurate information on issues concerning Andhra Pradeshs development and to meet relevant Union ministers for follow-up.
AP RTA Launches Week-Long Safety Drive on Private School Buses
The drive will run from November 28 to December 4 across Andhra Pradesh
AP: Cabinet approves pooling 16,666 acres for Amaravati under second phase
Amaravati: The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet, headed by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, on Friday approved the second phase of the land pooling scheme for the greenfield capital of Amaravati, involving the pooling of 16,666 acres. The land will be pooled from seven villages in the capital regionVaikuntapuram, Pedda Madduru, Endrai, Karlapudi, Vaddamanu, Harishchandrapuram and Peddaparimi. 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 .
Karnataka CM Announces Government Job, 10 Lakh for Deepika
He hoped the state government will recognise the family of Deepika, who has made Andhra Pradesh proud.
ED raids 15 locations in nine states including Telangana
New Delhi: In a massive nationwide crackdown, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has conducted simultaneous searches at 15 locations across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and the National Capital Territory of Delhi in connection with large-scale corruption in the inspection and approval process of private medical colleges by the National 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 .
Naidu seeks five-year Central support, says Amaravati and Andhra Pradesh back on growth path
The Chief Minister pitches for capital gains tax relief to farmers, highlights progress on Polavaram, capital city works and renewed investor confidence including Googles major commitment
Amaravati to get big financial push from banks and insurance companies, says Nirmala Sitharaman
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu laid the foundation for new offices of 15 public sector banks and insurance companies in Amaravati. This Rs 1,328 crore investment is set to create 6,541 jobs, marking a significant step towards realizing the capital's ambitious vision.
Nirmala Sitharaman lays stone for 15 banks, insurance offices in Amaravati
Foundation laying for so manyfinancial institutions on a single dayat one placeis not just an act, but it is astatementto understand the future of thecapital cityof Andhra Pradesh and such a set-up is happening for the first time in the country, says the Union Finance Minister
Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka Ministers discuss Tungabhadra water issues and dam gate works
Tata Copper+ Powers Vizag Marathon 2025 as Official Hydration Partner
Tata Copper+ , has been announced as the Official Hydration Partner for the Vizag Marathon 2025 , scheduled on 30th November 2025 in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. With the association, the brand strengthens its presence within India’s running ecosystem, while supporting one of modern India’s fastest growing community. Hydrating Vizag with the Goodness of Copper Speaking about the association, Partha Biswas, President & Head – RTD Business, Tata Consumer Products, said, “As India’s running culture continues to grow, we see a clear opportunity to support communities that are choosing an active lifestyle, discipline and wellbeing and TATA Copper+’s association with The Vizag Marathon reflects just that.” The brand has also introduced ‘Tata Copper+ Khud Se Aage’, a digital platform that celebrates incredible runner stories of power, grit and comeback that truly reflects the Indian spirit of resilience. About Tata Consumer Products Limited Tata Consumer Products Limited is a focused consumer products company uniting the principal food and beverage interests of the Tata Group under one umbrella. The Company’s portfolio of products includes tea, coffee, water, RTD, salt, pulses, spices, ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat offerings, breakfast cereals, snacks and mini meals. Tata Consumer Products is the 2nd largest branded tea company in the world. Its key beverage brands include Tata Tea, Tetley, Organic India, Eight O’Clock Coffee, Tata Coffee Grand, Himalayan Natural Mineral Water, Tata Copper+ and Tata Gluco+. Its food portfolio includes brands such as Tata Salt, Tata Sampann, Tata Soulfull, Ching’s Secret and Smith & Jones. In India, Tata Consumer Products has a reach of over 275 million households, giving it an unparalleled ability to leverage the Tata brand in consumer products. The Company has a consolidated annual turnover of Rs. 17,618 Crs with operations in India and International markets.
Andhra Pradesh Tourism Plans Dolphin Watching And Jungle Safari To Boost Global Appeal
Two projects, one in Visakhapatnams Rushikonda coast and another in Maredumillis forests, are being designed for immersive wildlife experiences without harming the ecosystem
Andhra Pradesh Chambers delegation submits pre-Budget representation to Nirmala Sitharaman
Their proposals were focussed on strengthening the economic ecosystem of Andhra Pradesh
Cyclone Ditwah moves toward Bay of Bengal, likely to approach TN and Puducherry
Cyclonic Storm Ditwah over coastal Sri Lanka continues moving north-northwest at 7 kmph and remains centred near Trincomalee. The system is expected to reach the southwest Bay of Bengal close to Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and south Andhra Pradesh by early November 30, prompting heightened coastal monitoring
AP to Build 29 New Sub-Stations to Strengthen Grid for Industrial Boom
The Minister noted that Andhra Pradesh is witnessing significant growth with new industries, expansion of manufacturing units, and the development of industrial corridors driving a sharp rise in electricity consumption
IIT Startup BotLab Dynamics makes Another Guinness World Record During Mysuru Dasara Drone Show
BotLab Dynamics , an IIT Delhi-incubated deep drone tech startup, successfully set its 6th Guinness World Record during the prestigious Mysuru Dasara 2025 celebrations. The achievement, certified on 28 September 2025, marks a defining moment for India’s rapidly evolving drone-tech landscape and positions the country among global leaders in large-scale drone show storytelling. Mysuru Dasara Drone Show | BotLab Drone Shows | Guinness World Record The record was awarded for the “ Largest aerial display of a mammal formed by multirotors/drones, ” achieved with an extraordinary Tiger formation created using a fleet of 3,000 indigenously developed drones. Out of these, 2,983 drones lit up the sky flawlessly, forming a breathtaking representation of the tiger, India’s national animal. The formation was witnessed by more than 35,000 spectators daily at the Bannimantap Parade Grounds, who erupted in applause as the massive, glowing tiger emerged in the night sky. The historic moment unfolded during BotLab Dynamics’ fourth consecutive year performing drone shows at the Mysuru Dasara festival, a relationship that continues to blend tradition with world-class technological innovation. BotLab Dynamics presented a series of four drone light shows at Mysuru Dasara on 28 & 29 September and 1 & 2 October, each featuring 12 intricately crafted formations. But it was the 28 September record attempt that made global headlines, cementing India’s name in the Guinness World Records once again. A New Benchmark for India in the Global Drone Show Industry Across the world, massive drone shows, often dominated by large Chinese companies, regularly trend online for their complex formations and scale. For years, international audiences believed that such advanced, high-volume aerial displays were out of reach for most other countries. Mysuru Dasara 2025 decisively changed that narrative. The Tiger Drone Formation not only matched global standards but exceeded expectations in both scale and artistic delivery. In the days following the show, national and international media outlets praised the precision of the display, with videos of the tiger formation circulating widely on social platforms. Viewers across the world expressed admiration and surprise - that such a flawless mega-show had been developed, manufactured, and executed entirely in India. www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IxF_97qi0Y As an Indian startup founded by IIT Delhi engineers, BotLab Dynamics has invested years in building indigenous hardware, software ecosystems, and drone show protocols. The record-setting performance at Mysuru underscores technological mastery and India’s rising stature in the global creative-tech and entertainment industries. Five Guinness World Records in 2024: A Foundation for Greatness This new world record builds on the company’s extraordinary performance in 2024, when BotLab Drone Shows secured five Guinness World Records in a single show at the Amaravati Drone Summit in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, on 22 October 2024 - a show powered by an impressive 5,500 drones. The five titles included: Largest Aerial Display of a Vehicle Largest Aerial Landmark Display Largest Aerial Display of a Planet Largest Aerial Logo Display Largest Aerial Image of a Flag BotLab Dynamics: An Indian Success Story BotLab Dynamics has emerged as one of India’s most influential and is amongst the top 5 drone show companies in the world, shaping how events, festivals, and governments engage audiences at scale. The company designs and manufactures all its drone show systems in India, a differentiator that has placed it at the forefront of the nation’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliance) movement. By achieving yet another Guinness World Record, they have strengthened its position as a global competitor in an industry traditionally led by a handful of international players. Reflecting on the achievement, Dr. Sarita Ahlawat, Co-founder & MD of BotLab Dynamics , said, “ This milestone is a proud moment for our team and for India’s drone-tech ecosystem. The Tiger formation reflects the strength and creativity our country is capable of. Since the record, we’ve seen a surge in interest from major corporate and government bodies in attempting more Guinness World Records; it’s created a ripple effect, and we have some exciting projects ahead, so stay tuned .” www.botlabdynamics.com
Cyclonic storm Ditwah advances towards TN, heavy rains alert issued
Cyclone Ditwah has moved north-northwestwards over the past six hours, prompting NDRF deployment and heavy rainfall alerts for Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra Pradesh
YSRCP blames Naidu-Lokesh-Kalyan trio for pushing Andhra into chaos
Amaravati: Senior YSRCP leader A Rambabu accused Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, IT Minister Nara Lokesh and Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan of allegedly pushing Andhra Pradesh into chaos and branded them as three anti-heroes. Rambabu alleged that the trio has been diverting public attention from the failures of the NDA coalition government by repeatedly targeting 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 .
Cyclone Ditwah: Heavy rain and winds forecast for coastal Andhra Pradesh
Vizag Cyclone Warning Centre warns of Cyclone Ditwah bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, and squally winds to coastal Andhra Pradesh over the next six days; fishermen advised not to venture into the sea
Fishermen are being kept off the Bay of Bengal as Cyclone Ditwah approaches, with multiple districts in southern states on high alert. The cyclone's landfall timing is uncertain, depending on its track over the next 24 hours, prompting officials to issue red and orange alerts.
Cyclone Ditwah Tracker Update: Cyclonic storm 'Ditwah' is moving north-northwest over coastal Sri Lanka and the southwest Bay of Bengal, with landfall expected on November 30. The storm is forecast to reach near North Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and south Andhra Pradesh coasts by early November 30. Heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds are anticipated along the eastern coast until December 1.
School holiday today: Cyclone Ditwah is intensifying and heading towards the Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and southern Andhra Pradesh coasts. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected from November 29 to December 1. For the past few days, schools have been shut in Tamil Nadu due to heavy rainfall. Southern Tamil Nadu and delta districts will receive heavy showers followed by a sharp increase in rainfall across the state from Friday.
Today weather update: Cyclone Ditwah is tracking towards the North Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and South Andhra coasts, with landfall expected by early morning on November 30. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is forecast for Tamil Nadu and coastal Andhra Pradesh, with red alerts issued for several districts. Cyclone Ditwah is about 480 km south-southeast of Puducherry and 580 km south-southeast of Chennai.
Inter-state buses remain off road, continue strike over unfair taxes
KOCHI: The inter-state private bus sector continues to reel from a major crisis, with a significant number of services, especially those connecting Kerala, remaining off the road, making the lives of hundreds of commuters difficult. Operators are now demanding that the governments of Kerala and Karnataka follow the example of Tamil Nadu by offering a tax exemption to make operations financially viable. Tamil Nadu has provided a glimmer of hope by verbally instructing border officials to exempt tax for buses from neighbouring states like Kerala, Karnataka, Pondicherry, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, prompting a slow resumption of services to destinations like Chennai and Coimbatore. The services to these destinations are being conducted without any issues for the last four to five days. Kerala and Karnataka too should adopt a relief stance similar to that of Tamil Nadu, Rijas A J, vice-president of Intercity Bus and Car Operators Confederation of India and owner of Sona Travels, told TNIE. A significant number of interstate luxury private buses conducting services to Bengaluru and Hyderabad from various points in Kerala remain off the road. Only a small section of operators who were forced to pay the quarterly tax until December are plying buses now, but they warn that a failure by the governments to act swiftly would force a complete industry shutdown. The issue is yet to be solved. Many, who have not yet paid the quarterly taxes, are not operating, he stated. Highlighting the impact on the key Kochi-Bengaluru route, Rijas said that a number of operators including big players like FlixBus and Shyamoli Paribahan continue to suspend all their trips to Kerala. Industry sources confirm the severity, pointing out that out of 152 night services in the Ernakulam-Bengaluru sector, 72 are non-operational. The core of the crisis is the unfair taxes levied by the state governments. Operators argue that the financial burden is immense and unsustainable. An operator needs to pay Rs 12 lakh tax for running a single service (two buses) for a 90-day period, an operator explained. This crippling cost is pushing bus owners toward a financial cliff, with fears of asset seizure by lending institutions looming early next year. The demand for tax relief is amplified by competitive pressures. Operators cannot increase ticket prices for fear of driving away passengers, especially with the introduction of new alternatives like the Vande Bharat train service on the Kochi-Bengaluru sector. The services cant be operated with the huge tax being levied, another operator stressed. The protest was initially triggered by Tamil Nadu bus operators opposing what they termed illegal tax and levying of fine by Kerala authorities. Now, the focus has shifted to urging Kerala and Karnataka to adopt a similar relief stance to that of Tamil Nadu. ] The disruption is causing major inconvenience, as these luxury buses normally transport an estimated 4,000 people daily to major hubs like Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Madurai. As private bus travel remains largely unavailable, travellers are increasingly dependent on KSRTC and rail alternatives. A senior KSRTC official confirmed they are operating additional services to Bengaluru to manage the surging demand. Swift action urged Operators are demanding the governments of Kerala and Karnataka to follow the example of Tamil Nadu by offering a tax exemption Warn that a failure by the governments to act would force a complete shutdown They argue that the financial burden is immense
Magic Drain Construction Planned Across Andhra Pradesh
The Deputy Chief Minister observed the magic drain that was built in the village at a cost of Rs 77,173, drawn from MGNREG funds by the Panchayat Raj and rural development department
Ratan Tata Hub launches SPARK to nurture early-stage innovators in A.P.
The initiative aims to strengthen Andhra Pradeshs growing innovation ecosystem by providing structured guidance at the formative stages of entrepreneurship
To Replicate Tirumala Temple In Amaravati, Chandrababu Naidu's Rs 250 Crore Plan
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has launched an ambitious Rs 260-crore project to replicate the Tirumala temple in Amaravati.
Tourism: Andhra Pradesh Unveils Nations First Driver-cum-Guide Mobility Scheme
The partnership aims to integrate tourist-friendly features into Rapidos platform.
Centre Advises Andhra Pradesh to Set Up Cancer Registry, Tumour Board
Gaur said the Centre had also agreed to extend financial support covering up to 80% of the cost of cancer medicines and diagnostic equipment under viability gap funding.
Mukesh Ambani makes BIG announcement, set to invest Rs 98000 crore in Andhra Pradesh to build...
The market valuation of Mukesh Ambani's flagship company hit the Rs 21 lakh crore mark on Wednesday after its shares climbed 2 per cent.
ED Conducts Raids in 10 States Over Medical Colleges Bribery Case
New Delhi, Nov 27: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday carried out coordinated searches across ten states in a money laundering probe linked to alleged bribery in granting academic sanctions to certain medical colleges. At least 15 locations were targeted in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi. [] The post ED Conducts Raids in 10 States Over Medical Colleges Bribery Case appeared first on Northlines .
Andhra Minister Nara Lokesh Used Own Money For Air Travel: RTI
Amid his frequent air travel and criticism from opposition parties, Andhra Pradesh Minister Nara Lokesh used his own money for financing his 77 flights to Hyderabad, the Right To Information (RTI) documents showed.
Distraught over daughters wedding cancellation, Andhra man ends life
Hyderabad: A 57-year-old man allegedly died by suicide in Andhra Pradeshs Visakhapatnam on Wednesday, November 26, after his daughters wedding got cancelled. The deceased, R Srinivas Rao, was a real estate businessman. While his wife, daughter and son live in Hyderabad, Rao lived with his mother in Andhra Pradesh. Srinivass daughter works as a nurse 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 .
ED raids 15 sites across 10 states in massive NMC bribery probe
The raids are underway under Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) from early Thursday at these locations in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi as part of the agency`s probe initiated based on June 30, 2025, First Information Report
Air pollution levels across north India are significantly higher than national average: Report
CHANDIGARH: The air pollution levels across North India are significantly higher than the national average as per the latest report released by Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), an independent research organisation. The report stated that Delhi, along with Punjab, Assam and Tripura, was identified as a year-round pollution hotspot failing to meet PM 2.5 standard even during the monsoons. On the other hand, the southern states recorded the lowest values. The report titled, Beyond City Limits: A Satellite-Based PM-2.5 Assessment Across Indias Airsheds, States and Districts, stated that all the 23 districts of Punjab, 22 of Haryana and 12 of Himachal Pradesh exceeded the annual National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) of 40 ug/m3 for PM 2.5 concentration last year. During summer, winter and post-monsoon periods, PM 2.5 concentrations exceeded the NAAQS limits in these states. During the monsoon, 15 out of 23 districts in Punjab, 5 out of 22 in Haryana and 2 out of 12 districts in Himachal Pradesh exceeded the air quality limit. It read, Delhi recorded the highest pollution levels with an annual mean PM 2.5 concentration of 101 g/m, 2.5 times the Indian standard and 20 times the World Health Organisation (WHO). The pollution crisis extends across northern India, with the average PM 2.5 concentrations in all states in these regions, including Delhi, Chandigarh, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu & Kashmir, exceeding the National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS). This concentration of pollution aligns with their location in the Indo-Gangetic Plain. The eastern and northeastern states showed similarly concerning levels, with PM 2.5 average concentrations in Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Odisha, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Tripura, and Arunachal Pradesh all above the NAAQS. Among western states, the mean concentrations in Rajasthan and Gujarat exceeded the annual national standard, it added. While the southern states presented the lowest PM 2.5 values, Puducherry recorded the lowest concentration at 25 g/m, followed by Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Sikkim, Telangana, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh. The report stated that Delhi consistently ranks as the most polluted city across all seasons, highlighting the capital's year-round air quality crisis. While Chandigarh appears in the top five during three seasons (winter, summer, and post-monsoon), West Bengal also ranks among the worst across the winter and post-monsoon seasons. Punjab and Haryana emerged as major air-pollution concerns, with Punjab during the monsoon and post-monsoon periods and Haryana during the summer and post-monsoon periods. The northeastern states present an unexpected pollution hotspot, with Assam and Tripura featuring in the top five in three seasons (winter, summer, and monsoon). Overall, 60 per cent of districts (447 out of 749) exceed the National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) for annual PM 2.5. None of the districts met the World Health Organisation (WHO) guideline of less than 5 g/m. The most polluted districts are heavily concentrated in a few states, highlighting regional clustering of severe air quality issues. Delhi (11 districts) and Assam (11 districts) alone account for nearly half of the top 50, followed by Bihar (7) and Haryana (7). Other notable contributors include Uttar Pradesh (4), Tripura (3), Rajasthan (2), West Bengal (2), and single districts from Chandigarh, Meghalaya and Nagaland, it reads. It further added, Several states are in universal non-compliance, where all monitored districts exceed the NAAQS. These include Delhi, Assam, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Tripura, and Jammu and Kashmir. Several other states show a large majority of districts breaching the norm, such as Bihar (37 of 38), West Bengal (22 of 23), Gujarat (32 of 33), Nagaland (11 of 12), Rajasthan (30 of 33), and Jharkhand (21 of 24). A second group shows mixed performance, where some districts meet the standard but many continue to exceed it. This includes Uttar Pradesh (49 of 75 districts exceeding), Odisha (22 of 30), Madhya Pradesh (27 of 52), and Maharashtra (14 of 36). In the Northeast, Arunachal Pradesh (12 exceed, 13 comply) and Manipur (five exceed, 11 comply) also fall in this transitional category. At the other end of the spectrum, several states have the majority of their districts below NAAQS, such as Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, Sikkim, Goa, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. These contrasting patterns highlight the continued dominance of northern and eastern states in Indias PM 2.5 pollution hotspots, while southern and coastal regions remain relatively cleaner. The report stated that the states should develop district-level air quality action plans, guided by satellite data to identify hotspots, prioritise high-exposure populations, and allocate mitigation resources efficiently. The satellite-derived PM 2.5 data should be formally integrated into NCAP for spatially comprehensive assessment and performance tracking. Also, establishing protocols for validation, periodic updates, and public dissemination of satellite-based estimates will strengthen transparency and enable real-time decision-making in areas lacking ground monitors.
62.50% of groundwater samples from Punjab have uranium levels above safety threshold limit: Report
CHANDIGARH: A staggering 62.50 per cent of groundwater samples from Punjab have uranium levels above the safety threshold limit, the highest contamination intensity ever recorded in the country, followed by Haryana, Delhi, Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh. This fact was revealed in the latest Annual Ground Water Quality Report 2025 by the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) under the Ministry of Jal Shakti. Meanwhile, across the country, nitrate contamination was the most widespread, followed by fluoride and salinity. As per the report, the highest intensity of uranium contamination was recorded in the state, as 53.04 per cent of samples exceeded the permissible limit before the monsoon and 62.50 per cent afterwards. It highlighted that uranium concentrations exceeding the safe limit of 30 ppb were detected sporadically in Punjab, Haryana, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Rajasthan. A total of 3,754 groundwater samples were tested across India during Pre- and Post-Monsoon 2024 to check uranium concentration. Samples with uranium levels above the safe limit of 30 ppb were found in 6.71 per cent during the Pre-Monsoon and 7.91 per cent during the post-monsoon, showing a slight increase after rainfall. The highest uranium contamination was observed in Punjab, where over half of the samples (53.04 per cent pre-monsoon and 62.50 per cent post-monsoon) exceeded the limit, it read. Meanwhile, Haryana also reported significant levels, with 15 per cent of pre-monsoon and 23.75 per cent of post-monsoon samples above the limit, followed by Delhi, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh. High levels were also found in Haryana (1523.75 per cent), Delhi (1315.66 per cent), Karnataka (68 per cent), and Uttar Pradesh (56 per cent). Moderate contamination occurred in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh, while most other states showed uranium levels within safe limits, it stated. The report further stated, Spatially, northwestern India (Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, parts of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) emerged as the main hotspot of uranium contamination, likely due to geogenic factors, groundwater depletion, and aquifer characteristics. In contrast, eastern and southern India recorded minimal contamination. Overall, the study shows that while most groundwater in India is safe, certain regions face rising uranium levels, emphasising the need for regular monitoring and local mitigation measures to protect drinking water quality and health. Meanwhile, fluoride levels exceeding 1.5 mg/L were detected in 11.24 per cent of samples in Punjab, while the national exceedance was at 8.05 per cent. Interestingly, Rajasthan topped this category with 41.06 per cent, followed by Haryana with 21.82 per cent. High fluoride occurrences are prominently observed in the arid and semi-arid regions of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and parts of Odhisa. Excessive fluoride in groundwater used for drinking poses a significant health concern, as prolonged consumption can lead to waterborne fluorosis, manifesting in dental and skeletal disorders, it stated. It adds that nitrate in drinking water is a serious health concern. It mainly comes from excessive use of fertilisers, animal waste, and sewage seeping into groundwater. In India, nearly 20.71 per cent of groundwater samples have been reported to exceed the permissible limit of 45 mg/L, as prescribed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Bureau of Indian Standards (IS 10500) for drinking water quality, report states. In the pre-monsoon, Nitrate ranges from BDL to 2070 mg/L with a mean value of 32 mg/L. High nitrate concentrations are prominently observed in northwestern and central India, particularly in the states of Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Maharashtra, extending further into parts of Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. These areas correspond largely to alluvial and hard-rock aquifers, where intensive agricultural practices, excessive fertiliser application, and improper disposal of domestic and animal wastes contribute to nitrate enrichment. Elevated nitrate remained one of the most widespread contaminants. The highest levels in Rajasthan 50.54 per cent followed by Karnataka 45.47 per cent, and Tamil Nadu 36.27 per cent, Punjab 14.6 per cent and Haryana 14.18 per cent as the national exceedance was 20.71 per cent. Elevated nitrate levels in the Indo-Gangetic plains (Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal) indicate impacts of shallow groundwater vulnerability due to unlined sanitation systems and leaching from agriculture fields. During the pre-monsoon period, about 73.53 per cent of samples were within the permissible limit, while 26.47 per cent exceeded it. In the post-monsoon period, compliance remained nearly similar, with 72.95 per cent of samples meeting the standard and 27.05 per cent exceeding it. Meanwhile, the Arsenic contamination in groundwater has been reported in several Indian states, including Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh. But it continued to pose a serious health hazard in the Indo-Gangetic alluvial belt, with major contributions from West Bengal, Bihar, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, and parts of Uttar Pradesh and Assam. Punjab reported 9.1 per cent pre-monsoon and 9.5 per cent post-monsoon exceedance, placing it among the significant contributors despite wide variations between districts. Due to high Residual Sodium Carbonate (RSC) irrigation water could lead to alkalinity buildup, soil degradation, and declining crop yields if left unmanaged. As this index determines whether irrigation water can damage soil structure and long-term land productivity, as 11.27 per cent of groundwater samples nationally exceeded the permissible limit of 2.5 meq/L, indicating sodicity hazards in several areas. The highest in Delhi at 51.11 per cent followed by Uttarakhand 41.94 per cent, Andhra Pradesh 26.87 per cent, Punjab 24.60 per cent and Rajasthan 24.42 per cent. The other parameter was Electrical Conductivity, which is a marker of water salinity, and topped the list with 47.12 per cent, followed by Delhi 33.33 per cent, Haryana 0.59 per cent and Gujarat 18.28 per cent recorded the highest percentages of samples above the BIS permissible limit of 3000 S/cm. Meanwhile, Punjab recorded 7.01 per cent of samples above the limit. Due to excessive saline water, agricultural productivity is affected. The report concluded that the Central Groundwater Board has undertaken an extensive assessment of groundwater quality across India during the Pre-Monsoon and Post-Monsoon periods of 2024, covering approximately 5368 monitoring wells. About 71.67 per cent of samples complied with BIS standards, while 28.32 per cent exceeded permissible limits for one or more parameters.
ED Raids In 10 States In Medical Colleges Inspection Bribery Case
NEW DELHI, Nov 27: The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday conducted coordinated searches in ten states in a money laundering investigation linked to alleged bribery in granting academic sanctions to certain medical colleges to run courses, officials said. At least 15 locations in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi are being covered. These include seven premises of medical colleges and certain private persons. The action is being undertaken under [] The post ED Raids In 10 States In Medical Colleges Inspection Bribery Case appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
No question of Andhra losing Krishna river water rights: CM Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has firmly stated the state will not lose its rights over Krishna river water. He directed officials to be assertive before the tribunal adjudicating water share. The current water sharing arrangement between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana is to continue. Water security for all districts is paramount.
Former England football captain and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Sir David Beckham visited an MJPAPBCWREIS residential school for girls in Visakhapatnam today to see Project-Based Learning (PBL) in action. His visit is part of a wider Mantra4Change programme supported by Education Above All that is improving classrooms across Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Odisha, and Nagaland. Sir David Beckham with students of MJPAPBCWREIS residential school in Visakhapatnam Sir David’s visit, confirmed in a social media update posted late on Wednesday night, brought national attention to a hands-on approach to schooling that places student projects, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving at the centre of learning. Mantra4Change, in partnership with the MJP Society and supported by Education Above All (EAA), has redesigned teaching and learning in 107 residential schools across Andhra Pradesh, reaching roughly 18,000 students and building the capacity of 107 school leaders. The PBL programme has been integrated across English, Mathematics, and Science, turning traditional classrooms into active learning spaces where students learn by doing, collaborate on projects, and present solutions to community problems. On the ground in Visakhapatnam During his visit, Sir David met with students and teachers at the school, observing how Project-Based Learning comes alive in everyday classrooms. He began by sitting in on a live PBL session before being guided by students to a small exhibition where children presented projects across English, Mathematics, and Science. He also joined a group of students for a tree-planting activity, where children demonstrated how they scan and label saplings with digital IDs. In the school library, Sir David participated in a reading circle and spoke with children about their favourite books. The visit concluded outdoors, where students invited him to join a lively ‘one-touch’ football drill. School leaders shared how these varied activities reflect the PBL approach, boosting student confidence, encouraging collaboration, and helping children connect learning with real-life contexts. In his Instagram post, Sir David said, “ Great day in India going back to school supporting Education Above All’s project based learning initiatives so much fun .” “ It gives us great joy that Sir David Beckham chose to visit one of our MJP schools. It’s a proud moment for all of us in the MJP society. His presence at our school in a place like Kothavalasa is a beautiful reminder that when we work with the right intent and dedication, extraordinary things can happen. Project-based Learning has energised our classrooms, and we hope to keep nurturing this spirit of learning ,” said P. Madhavi Latha, Secretary, MJPAPBCWREIS. Project-Based Learning shifts the focus from rote recall to applied understanding. It builds transferable skills, communication, critical thinking, creativity, while lifting measurable academic outcomes. The Mantra4Change-EAA partnership is an example of how targeted support, teacher development and curriculum redesign can scale classroom practices across states. Santosh More, Co-Founder of Mantra4Change , said, “ Sir David Beckham’s visit is an inspiration for all of us and a powerful signal that innovation in our government schools matters. Project-Based Learning is raising children’s aspirations, and moments like this strengthen our resolve to work with governments and communities to make such learning the norm .” The visit also adds fresh momentum to Shikshagraha, a people-powered national movement being co-built by Mantra4Change that is working to improve one million public schools across India. Sir David’s presence and public endorsement of innovative classroom practices like Project-Based Learning strengthens the movement’s core message: that communities, teachers, governments and civil society must come together to transform everyday schooling. The visibility generated by this visit helps amplify Shikshagraha’s call for collective action and accelerates its efforts to ensure every child in a public school has access to meaningful, engaging and future-ready learning. About Mantra4Change Mantra4Change is a non-profit organisation transforming public schools in India through educational leadership. Our approach involves driving continuous school improvements by empowering education leaders, transforming schools to create an enriching learning experience, and inspiring civil society organisations across India to collectively work towards transformation in education. We aim to drive sustainable, continuous school improvements across 150,000 schools by 2025.
Dairy ingredients company Ace International raises $35M from global investors
This is the companys first institutional fundraise, and the capital will be used to set up a greenfield, fully integrated dairy ingredients and nutrition facility and complex in Kuppam, Andhra Pradesh.
David Beckhams visit in Visakhapatnam school highlights classroom innovation
The initiative is a part of a wider programme of the Mantra4Change supported by Education Above All aimed at improving classrooms across Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Odisha and Nagaland
Reliance JV to invest $11 billion in AI centre in Andhra Pradesh
The five-year investment is for a one-gigawatt AI data centre in Visakhapatnam
Expansion Work To Begin At Temple In Andhra Capital, Foundation Ceremony Today
The Lord Venkateswara Swamy Temple in Amravati, the capital of Andhra Pradesh, will soon get a new Rajagopuram, Mandapams, and Annadanam Complex.
Digital Connexion To Invest $11 Billion In AP Data Centres By 2030
Digital Connexion announced an investment of approximately $11 billion over a period of five years till 2030 for building 1 Gigawatts state-of-the-art AI-native, purpose-built data centres in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh across 400 acres of land: Digital Connexion
Reorganised districts to guide Census and future delimitation in Andhra Pradesh
With the State set to expand to 29 districts, the new administrative boundaries will be used for next years Census and shape the redrawing of constituencies after 2026
Andhra to appoint third-party agency to audit all road accidents: CM Naidu
Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday said a third-party agency would be appointed to audit every road accident in the state to identify its causes. Naidu said the agency should determine whether accidents were caused by the vehicle, driver, or road engineer. CM Naidu has ordered third-party auditing of every road 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 .
Andhra Pradesh BJP chief accuses Congress and Nehru family of undermining Constitution
At a Constitution Day event in Vijayawada, Madhav alleges that Congress humiliated Ambedkar and weakened his ideals, contrasting this with the Modi governments efforts to uphold constitutional values
Pawan Kalyan launches Palle Panduga 2.0 to transform Andhra Pradeshs rural landscape
With a 6,787 crore outlay, the programme covers over 13,000 gram panchayats and 53,000 development projects, aiming to double rural infrastructure and enhance livelihoods across villages, he says
Sajjala responsible for downfall of YSRCP in Andhra Pradesh, says Buddha Venkanna
Two Andhra Pradesh tourists die in road accident in Ramanathapuram
Andhra Pradesh liquor scam: SC exempts three accused from surrender in Rs 3,500-crore
The Supreme Court has provided interim protection from surrender to three individuals accused in the Rs 3,500 crore Andhra Pradesh liquor scam. This decision stays a High Court order that had cancelled their default bail. The top court issued notices to the state government and others. The accused are protected from surrender until further orders are issued by the court.
Toyota Bharat opens regional parts centre at TVS ILP park in Andhra Pradesh
MUMBAI, Nov 26:TVS Industrial & Logistics Parks (TVS ILP) on Wednesday said Toyota Bharat Integrated Services has opened its regional parts centre at the TVS ILPs industrial and logistics park facility in Andhra Pradesh. This development comes after Japanese auto groups firm leased over 33,000 sq ft space at the facility earlier for this purpose. By establishing this facility with TVS ILP, TBIS (Toyota Bharat Integrated Services) aims to strengthen parts availability and accelerate service timelines, ensuring a more [] The post Toyota Bharat opens regional parts centre at TVS ILP park in Andhra Pradesh appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
TVS Industrial & Logistics Parks has leased over 33,000 sq. ft at its Visakhapatnam facility to Toyotsu Bharat Integrated Services for Toyotas first global parts distribution centre in South India. The new Regional Parts Centre will improve parts availability and service timelines across Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal, while creating local jobs.
Reliance JV Digital Connexion to invest Rs 98,000 crore to build 1 GW data centres in Andhra Pradesh
Digital Connexion,a Reliance, Brookfield and Digital Realty JV, will invest Rs 98,000 crore by 2030 to build 1 Gigawatt AI-native data centers in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. This significant investment will span 400 acres. The project aims to support seamless AI workloads for hyperscalers and enterprises.
Students Conduct Mock Assembly in Amaravati; Naidu, Lokesh Attend
Held on Constitution Day, the event saw students take on key legislative roles and debate public welfare issues, with the session broadcast live to 45,000 schools across Andhra Pradesh.
