Heat waves likely to affect 52 mandals in Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday
The agency also cautioned about unseasonal summer rains and thunderstorms in parts of the state.
Mango Leaves Decoration Ideas For Yugadi, Hindu New Year Celebrations
Yugadi (Ugadi) is the New Year festival celebrated in the states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. The post Mango Leaves Decoration Ideas For Yugadi, Hindu New Year Celebrations appeared first on Threads - WeRIndia .
Man held for chit fund scam in SR Nagar
Hyderabad: A man from Andhra Pradesh was arrested on Monday, March 24 arrested for a chit fund scam in Hyderabads SR Nagar and Madhura Nagar. The accused was identified as Pullaiah, a native of Anantpur district of Andhra Pradesh. He was absconding since been booked for cheating and was arrested in Bengaluru. He is being 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 .
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams board approves Rs 5,258-crore budget for fiscal year 2025-26
TIRUMALA: The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) Trust Board, chaired by BR Naidu, on Monday approved a Rs 5,258 crore budget for 2025-26 while ratifying the Rs 5,179 crore budget for 2024-25. The board meeting focused on temple renovations, land reclamation, and expanding TTDs spiritual presence across India and abroad. The board sanctioned temple renovation and reconstruction in Karimnagar, Kodangal, Dharmavaram, Secunderabad, Upamaka, Bugga, Kurnool, Talakona, and Tirupatis Gangamma Temple, with funds provided by TTD. It also resolved to reclaim 20 acres from Science City, 15 acres from AP Tourism, and 33.5 acres from Mumtaz Hotels, Devalok, and EMMAR Group, aligning with CM N. Chandrababu Naidus directives. These lands, between Alipiri and SV Zoo Park, will be used for devotional and pilgrim-centric projects. TTD announced plans to construct temples abroad and across India. A trust will oversee international projects, and discussions with state CMs are underway to secure land for Srivari temples in various capitals. Temple restorations, including the Kodangal temple, will be undertaken, and new projects will receive funding from the SRIVANI Trust. A panel will be formed to oversee TTDs assets and prevent encroachments. Name badges will be introduced for the staff, and Rs 1 crore sanctioned to upgrade Tirupatis Srinivasa Sports Complex. Additionally, Rs 26 crore will be allocated for the renovation of 12 non-VIP rest houses.
Tamarind farmers of Srikakulam district suffer losses as prices remain low
SRIKAKULAM: Tamarind farmers in agency and remote areas of Srikakulam and Parvathipuram-Manyam districts are struggling to recover their investments due to poor yields and inadequate pricing by the Girijan Cooperative Corporation (GCC). Adverse climatic conditions, including persistent fog, have significantly impacted tamarind production, forcing farmers to sell their produce to local traders for better prices. Tamarind cultivation is prevalent in Sitampeta, Pathapatnam, Parvathipuram, Saluru, and Gummalaxmipuram ITDA divisions. The crop typically reaches harvest in early March, requiring labour for harvesting and cleaning. Farmers pay workers a daily wage of Rs 300, adding to their production costs. However, the low yield this year has further strained their earnings. The GCC, which operates divisional offices in these regions, has set the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for tamarind at Rs 36 per kg, a slight increase from Rs 34 last year. However, farmers argue that this rate is insufficient to cover their expenses. As a result, many are opting to sell their produce to local traders at prices ranging between Rs 40 and Rs 50 per kg, depending on quality.
Power Grid shares in focus after acquisition of 3 project SPVs for nearly Rs 44 cr
Power Grid Corporation of India has acquired three project SPVs for a total of Rs 43.73 crore to enhance power infrastructure in Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh. These projects will follow the BOOT model, involving the development of substations and transmission lines.
Chandrababu Naidu directs preparation of DPR for Polavaram-Banakacherla project, despite Telangana's objection South First
Pawan Kalyan Will Juggle Films And Politics, Says Hell Act As Long As He Needs Money
Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and actor Pawan Kalyan plans to juggle his acting and political career, aiming to work for the people while continuing films for financial needs.
Andhra Pradeshs P4 Scheme: A Bridge Between Rich and Poor - Telugu360
Andhra Pradeshs P4 Scheme: A Bridge Between Rich and Poor Telugu360
Telangana HC allows IPS Abhishek Mohanty to stay in state pending CAT decision
Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court on Monday directed the Centre and the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana to permit IPS officer Abhishek Mohanty to remain in Telangana until the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) resolves his petition challenging the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) decision to transfer him to Andhra Pradesh. A division bench comprising 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's ambitious P4 set for Ugadi launch - The Hans India
Naidu's ambitious P4 set for Ugadi launch The Hans India
Explainer | Why Muslim quota comes under OBC reservation, ask experts
NEW DELHI: The reservation issue once again took centre stage in Parliament as the BJP and Congress locked horns over Muslim reservations in Karnataka. Both houses witnessed ruckus over Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumars alleged remarks of bringing changes to the Constitution, a charge the Congress refuted as baseless and misleading. BJP President and MP JP Nadda accused Congress of violating constitutional principles by introducing 4% reservations to Muslims in public contracts. However, experts point out that several Muslim communities are included in the Other Backward Classes (OBC) reservation at the central and state levels to address their historical socio-economic disadvantages. In Karnataka, reservation for Muslims as a backward community existed in 1921, say experts. Religion-based reservation not acceptable, goes against constitution: RSS general secretary Hosabale Speaking to this newspaper, constitutional law expert Prof G Mohan Gopal said that the current controversy is unnecessary as they are misrepresenting the reservation as a religious reservation. Though there have been several significant shifts in Muslim quota policies in Karnataka over the years, it was fixed at 4 percent in 1995 within the 32% OBC quota. However, the BJP government of Basavaraj Bommai scrapped the Muslim quota in 2023 and distributed it among Vokkaligas and Lingayats. In April 2023, the Supreme Court said that the scrapping of reservation was prima facie flawed and shaky. According to the Court, the state showed haste in issuing the order based on an interim report. However, in its manifesto, the Congress promised to bring back the Muslim quota during its election campaign. Reservation in contracts for all minorities, BCs, says Karnataka Dy CM Shivakumar Prof Mohan Gopal pointed out that during a discussion in the Constituent Assembly on the subject, Dr Ambedkar said that its a matter of policy for the government to define what is a backward class. He said that in 1992 landmark verdict, Indra Sawhney clearly spelt out that a class is any group of people that fulfills about 20 criteria that cuts across four broad areassocial, educational, economic, and political, namely representation. Article 16(4) of the Constitution provides for reservation for a backward class of citizens, which, in the opinion of the State, is not adequately represented in the services under the State. Another Southern state, Kerala, has a long history of providing reservations to Muslim communities. Initially introduced in 1936, the state currently provides 8% reservation in educational institutions and 10% in government jobs within the 30% OBC quota. Meanwhile, in Tamil Nadu, a 3.5% sub-quota is provided to Muslims within its 30% OBC quota framework. Andhra Pradesh has faced legal challenges on Muslim reservations. In 2004, the state introduced a 5% reservation for Muslims based on a report highlighting their social and educational backwardness. However, the High Court struck down this quota, citing procedural issues and the need for proper identification of backward groups within the Muslim community. Subsequent attempts to implement a 4% reservation for specific Muslim castes also faced legal hurdles. Ruling Telugu Desam chief and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu vowed to protect that quota. In Bihar, where OBCs have been divided into backward and most backward classes, Muslims fall in the latter category. The government provides 18% quota to EBCs, 12% to OBCs, 16% to SCs, 1% to STs and 3% to OBC women. Prof Mohan Gopal said, As a group, the decisive factor for reservation is the backwardness criterion. Sometimes, it may be a subgroup within a religion, or sometimes, it may be the whole group in a particular area or group in a particular area. A backward Class Commission then examines the data, and the Registrar General goes through it. Based on their positive recommendations the government decides on the quota. Quota story in south In Karnataka, reservation for Muslims as a backward community existed way back in 1921 Following shifts in Muslim quota policies in Karnataka, it was fixed at 4% in 1995 within the 32% OBC quota Basavaraj Bommai-led BJP govt scrapped the Muslim quota in 2023 and distributed it among Vokkaligas and Lingayats Kerala gives 8% reservation to Muslims in educational institutions and 10% in government jobs, within 30% OBC quota In Tamil Nadu, 3.5% sub-quota is provided to Muslims within its 30% OBC quota framework
Interview | Most oppressed need to be empowered: Kishor Makwana
Several states, including Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Haryana, have recently sub-classified Scheduled Caste (SC) categories to give targeted benefits to historically marginalised SC sub-groups. The move follows last years Supreme Court ruling on sub-classification of SCs and STs, which ignited a widespread debate on its political and social consequences. In an exclusive interview with Preetha Nair, Kishor Makwana, Chairman of the National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC), shares his views on various SC community issues. Excerpts: The Telangana government recently conducted a caste survey and divided the SCs into three groups to ensure the effective distribution of welfare benefits, government schemes, and reservations. Do you support it? Telangana has followed the SC verdict on sub-classification and has done its bit. However, I believe it is essential that the last person, the most oppressed among Dalits, be prioritised and empowered. Several states, such as Haryana and Andhra Pradesh, are also going ahead with sub-classification. However, NCSC opposed the idea in the past. Can the states implement it, given the legal hurdles? The SC ruling empowers state governments to take a more nuanced approach by creating sub-categories within these groups. The Commission is committed to ensuring that every individual, especially those at the very bottom of the socio-economic ladder, has access to the resources, education, and opportunities needed to break free from the cycle of poverty and oppression. The Central government is yet to spell out its stand on the sub-categorisation of SC/STs. No comments. The SC has also proposed excluding the creamy layer among SC/STs from reservations. The Centre has opposed this. What is the Commissions view? Reservation is not meant to be a tool for economic empowerment alone; it is fundamentally about achieving social equality. Dr BR Ambedkar envisioned reservation as a means to address the social backwardness faced by the SCs and STs. In his view, affirmative action was intended to uplift communities oppressed and marginalised based on caste, allowing them to break free from the chains of social inequality. I agree that casteism still exists. However, things are slowly changing. Prime Minister Modi, in his policies, has expressed a commitment to fulfilling Ambedkars vision by protecting the rights of marginalised communities and improving their social status. Through various initiatives and the continued implementation of affirmative action policies, the Modi government seeks to align with Ambedkars ideal. Thus, the aim of reservation remains firmly rooted in addressing social backwardness and not just economic disparities. Certain sub-groups within the larger SC category face systemic discrimination and economic hardships. Empowering the most marginalised requires targeted policies that go beyond mere categorisation. I agree that the issue needs more discussion. Everyone wants to prioritise the empowerment of the most marginalised individuals and the last person to be uplifted. Only when the most vulnerable individuals are lifted can true progress and equality be achieved for all. Opposition parties favour a nationwide caste census to acquire empirical data on social issues. They cite the Telangana sub-categorisation, which has been done based on empirical data. The Congress party was in power for 70 years. Why did they wake up now? They should have conducted a caste census during their tenure. The reason is that the Congress didnt want the Dalits to get their rights. Many also argue that sub-classification will fragment the SC/ST community and exacerbate existing social tensions. The argument is not correct. I have met representations from several Dalit groups and other stakeholders. Everyone wants the most marginalised groups to be empowered, ensuring that even those often overlooked and excluded from mainstream society can thrive. Should Dalit Muslims and Dalit Christians be given SC status? The Commission is against providing the same benefits of reservation to Dalits converting to other religions. That is against the spirit of the Indian Constitution and Dr Ambedkars vision. For him, the caste system, which is deeply embedded in Hindu society, was the primary source of the oppression that Dalits faced. Dalit converts, who leave Hinduism due to its perceived caste-based discrimination, may be contradictory in demanding reservation while rejecting the religion that originally assigned them to these oppressed categories.
DC vs LSG: DCs Victory In Unbelivable Nail-biting finish in Vizag! - Gulte
DC vs LSG: DCs Victory In Unbelivable Nail-biting finish in Vizag! Gulte
Andhra prioritises elderly and disabled welfare, says Minister Veeranjaneya Swamy
VIJAYAWADA: Social Welfare Minister Dola Sri Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy reaffirmed the Andhra Pradesh governments commitment to the welfare of senior citizens and the differently-abled. Under Chief ...
P4 poverty elimination programme purely voluntary: Andhra CM Naidu - Deccan Herald
P4 poverty elimination programme purely voluntary: Andhra CM Naidu Deccan Herald
A 700-Year-Old Statue Of Vishnu Just Mysteriously Washed Ashore On An Indian Beach All That's Interesting
DC vs LSG Unsung Hero: Nicholas Pooran's fireworks count for nothing but leaves Vizag with memories to cherish myKhel
Andhra attracts Rs 9,700 cr investments in 3 months
Andhra Pradesh has attracted investments worth 9,700 crore in the last three months. Carrier Global and LG Electronics will set up manufacturing plants in Sri City. Carrier Global will invest 1,000 crore, and LG Electronics will invest 5,000 crore. This decision was influenced by the availability of land parcels and quick government clearances.
Pietesen, Badani jump out in joy as Ashutosh, Vipraj pull off epic chase in Vizag - MSN
Pietesen, Badani jump out in joy as Ashutosh, Vipraj pull off epic chase in Vizag MSN
A.P. Bar Council increases benefits for advocates
A.P. govt. sets up interim Medical Council for State
G.O. issued constituting a six-member body
No Transparency In Amaravati Contracts? - Greatandhra
No Transparency In Amaravati Contracts? Greatandhra
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No Transparency In Amaravati Contracts?.. Greatandhra
Explore taking up Polavaram-Banakancharla linkage project in operation model, suggests naidu
Detailed Project Report for the linkage should be completed by June 20, and the project should receive Central Water Commission approval by October 20, CM directs officials
Explore taking up Polavaram-Banakancharla linkage project in operation model, suggests naidu The Hindu
Andhra Pradesh govt asked to pay Rs 70-lakh compensation to landowners
Observing that `the purpose of law is the advancement of justice`, the top court was critical of the non-serious approach of state authorities in responding to the legal notices issued to them by private persons in land disputes
Nara Lokesh Upscaling APs Education System! - Gulte
Nara Lokesh Upscaling APs Education System! Gulte
AP Signs MoU with GNU to establish International University in AP - United News of India
AP Signs MoU with GNU to establish International University in AP United News of India
Is Vipraj Nigam an All-Rounder? Meet the 20-Year-Old Who Stunned IPL Fans in Visakhapatnam Debut Sakshi Post
Georgian National University SEU to set up 1,300 crore campus in Andhra Pradesh - BusinessLine
Georgian National University SEU to set up 1,300 crore campus in Andhra Pradesh BusinessLine
Georgian National University SEU to set up 1,300 crore campus in Andhra Pradesh
Apart from imparting world-class education and skills, the investment would also generate employment for 500 people
Telugu Desam Party MP alleges massive liquor scam in Andhra Pradesh between 2019 and 2024
The YSR Congress Party monopolised liquor production, engaged in large-scale financial misconduct and diverted public funds abroad says Lavu Sri Krishna Devarayalu demanding probe
Andhra Pradesh: Chief Secretary calls for acceleration of RTGS data integration process
K. Vijayanand asks heads of departments who were yet to submit their data to do so expeditiously to facilitate the creation of data lake
TTD board adopts resolution barring non-Hindu staff from temples - South First
TTD board adopts resolution barring non-Hindu staff from temples South First
Telangana: IMD Issues Heavy Rain Alert Across Telugu States; Crop Damage Reported in Several Districts The Munsif Daily
Nellore Residents to Pay Just Rs 1 for Underground Drainage Connection
Andhra Pradesh government has reduced the underground drainage connection charge in Nellore to just Rs 1, down from the earlier Rs 5,000.
Visakhapatnam: IPL match between Delhi Capitals and Lucknow Super Giants #Gallery - Social News XYZ
Visakhapatnam: IPL match between Delhi Capitals and Lucknow Super Giants #Gallery Social News XYZ
The SMW-2025 is an annual flagship programme being held in Singapore under the aegis of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Man sentenced to life for murdering wife in Bapatla district of Andhra Pradesh
The Bapatla SP commends the efforts of the investigating officers and court monitoring staff for their role in securing justice in the case
The factory is reportedly being allowed to use PFOA(Perfluorooctanoic Acid), which causes cancer. Hence, the government environment protection agencies should inspect the factory and initiate measures to prevent further spread of cancer cases at the village, says former IICT scientist
Jagan accuses NDA government of neglecting farmers in Andhra Pradesh
The former Chief Minister demands immediate compensation for banana farmers who have suffered losses due to the recent rains in Kadapa district
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is expected to give a policy direction to the district officials on industrial growth, economic growth, Swarnandhra 2047, P4 etc, key areas for which the government is according a top priority
IPL 2025: Who Will Win DC vs LSG, Match 4 In Visakhapatnam?- AI Prediction - myKhel
IPL 2025: Who Will Win DC vs LSG, Match 4 In Visakhapatnam?- AI Prediction myKhel
DC vs LSG IPL 2025: Visakhapatnam pitch report, weather forecast, full squads & more - Mint
DC vs LSG IPL 2025: Visakhapatnam pitch report, weather forecast, full squads & more Mint
MSP is the need of the hour for farmers in Andhra Pradesh too in the backdrop of steep fall in prices of red chilli, tomatoes and other products in the last few months, says the associations State secretary Dantuluri Varma
Good News for Andhra Pradesh Government Employees - ap7am
Good News for Andhra Pradesh Government Employees ap7am
Andhra Pradesh announces Innovation, Startup Policy (4.0) 2024 -2029
The policy aims at creating 20,000 new startups in the next five years and at least one lakh employment
Andhra Pradesh CM hails establishment of Araku Coffee stall in Parliament
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday said the setting up of an Araku Coffee stall in the Parliament is a moment of pride for all, especially the tribal farmers producing the com ...
Jharkhand to conduct caste census in next financial year: Minister Deepak Birua
RANCHI: Transport, Revenue, and Land Reforms Minister Deepak Birua confirmed that the state government plans to conduct a caste-based survey in the next financial year. Birua was responding to a question raised by Congress MLA Pradip Yadav during the ongoing Budget session of the Jharkhand Assembly on Monday. With this, Jharkhand will be the third State in the country to conduct caste census after Bihar and Andhra Pradesh. Birua Assured that the Personnel department has been appointed as the nodal agency for the survey. Birua emphasized the governments commitment to the survey, revealing that the decision was made in February of the previous year. The Minister also stated that efforts would be made to carry out the survey during the upcoming fiscal year, following a similar approach used in Telangana and Bihar, further adding that the Personnel department had issued a notice on March 4 to hire an agency that would assess the required workforce, task levels, and financial aspects of the exercise. Birua also mentioned that he had been in discussions with several agencies, though the process would take some time. With only a few days left in the current financial year, the minister assured that the survey would be conducted promptly in the next fiscal year. Meanwhile, MLA Pradip Yadav also requested the government to include a Sarna religious code in the survey to account for the population of Sarna followers. Notably, ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, the then Chief Minister Champai Soren had given his approval for the caste census in Jharkhand. After the caste census was conducted in Bihar, many parties started demanding the same in Jharkhand. Notably, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had also promised caste census during his Nyay Yatra in Jharkhand. The previous government led by former CM Hemant Soren also wanted to conduct a caste census in the State, but it could not make a decision that which department would do the census. As per the rule book, the census is allotted to the Land and Revenue and Land Reforms Department, but the work of caste-based census was not allotted to any department in the executive rules. Champai Soren government, however, succeeded in resolving the issue and gave his approval for conducting the survey by Personnel Department which is to prepare a proposal regarding the caste census.
After 30-year legal battle, SC asks Andhra Pradesh govt to pay Rs 70 lakh compensation to landowners
After a nearly 30-year legal battle, a group of private landowners were on Monday granted Rs 70 lakh as compensation by the Supreme Court from the Andhra Pradesh government for dispossessing them of ...
Woman brutally murdered near DGP office in Andhra Pradesh - Deccan Herald
Woman brutally murdered near DGP office in Andhra Pradesh Deccan Herald
Araku Coffee launched in canteens of both houses of Parliament
Araku Coffee, a unique terroir-mapped coffee from Andhra Pradesh, was launched in the Parliament canteens, praised by Union Ministers and PM Modi for its organic growth and distinctive taste. With 1.5 lakh tribal farmers involved, it has gained global recognition and is being promoted to further boost its premium status and support local farmers.
The great Indian election money game: A whopping Rs 18,742 crore spent, but where did it all go?
Bangalore: In an unprecedented financial spectacle, the 2024 Lok Sabha and four Vidhan Sabha elections in Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha, and Sikkim witnessed an eye-popping expenditure of nearly Rs 1.5 lakh crores. Yet, the real question remains: Where did all this money go? Despite the Election Commission of India, mandating full disclosure of election expenditures, a shroud of secrecy still looms over the `actual figures.' While some parties have complied, the full financial truth remains hidden from the public eye. A recent study by the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative --CHRI, has brought to light shocking revelations about how political parties amassed and spent their war chests in the battle for power. The surprisingly large figures were: Rs 18,742.31 crores were at the disposal of just 22 political parties for election spending, A huge jaw-dropping Rs 3,861.57 crores were blown up in the high-stakes game of political warfare, Rs 7,416.31 crores were raised in donations alone, with BJP bagging a colossal 84.5% of the total amount, BJP declared the highest expenditure of Rs1,737.68 crores, accounting for more than 45% of the total amount spent. Check undue influence of money power in Indian elections: CFD Speaking to TNIE , Director CHRI, Mr Venkatesh Nayak said, ``It appears that money power is important here and look at the role the media has played: Rs 992.48 crores were splurged on media advertisements, covering print, TV, and digital platforms, Rs 196.23 crores were dedicated to social media and virtual campaigns, with just seven parties disclosing such expenses, Rs 830.15 crores were spent on the extravagant travel of star campaignershelicopters and private jets ruled the skies, Rs 398.49 crores went into flashy banners, posters, hoardings, and promotional materials to flood every street and household. Asked about the source of money he said, ``There are many unanswered questions: At the end of the elections, a staggering Rs 14,848.46 crores remained in party coffers. Where will this surplus money go? Six political parties, including BJP, ended up with more money than they started with! How did this happen?, Several prominent partiesCommunist Party of India, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, Shiv Sena, and Shiromani Akali Dalhavent even disclosed their expenditures. and asked if they were hiding something?. Summing up he said, it is clear that someone pays the price, ``With such astronomical figures in play, one thing is clearelections in India are no longer just about democracy; they are a high-stakes financial battleground. As politicians revel in their multi-crore campaigns, the common voter is left wondering: where does all this money come from, and who benefits in the end?'' The truth behind this mega-financial drama remains obscured, but one thing is certainmoney, not just votes, plays a decisive role in shaping India's political destiny. Will the ECI crack down on non-compliance, or will this cycle of money power and secrecy continue unabated?
ACB case: Vidala Rajini, TDP MP in war of words.. - Greatandhra
ACB case: Vidala Rajini, TDP MP in war of words.. Greatandhra
Heat Waves Predicted for 29 Mandals in Andhra Pradesh
Severe heat waves expected in Chinturu and Kunavaram; light rains likely in parts of North Andhra and Rayalaseema
APSDMA forecasts heat waves in 29 mandals of Andhra Pradesh on Monday, with severe waves in Chinturu and Kunavaram. Several districts, including Vizianagaram and Parvathipuram Manyam, are on alert. Scattered light rains with thunder are expected in North Andhra and Rayalaseema. Residents are advised to take precautions to combat the heat.
DC vs LSG Weather Update, IPL 2025: Will Rain Affect Vizag Clash, Axar Patel's Captaincy Debut? Jagran English
Hailstorms Likely to Continue for Four More Days in Andhra Pradesh - ap7am
Hailstorms Likely to Continue for Four More Days in Andhra Pradesh ap7am
Muslim Quota in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana - PGurus
Muslim Quota in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana PGurus
Discovery of an Ancient Vishnu Idol on Pedda Rushikonda Beach: Unveiling Visakhapatnam's Rich Cultural Heritage Hello Vizag
Nellore MP donates 150 e-tricycles to disabled in Andhra Pradesh's Atmakur - The Times of India
Nellore MP donates 150 e-tricycles to disabled in Andhra Pradesh's Atmakur The Times of India
Banana Farmers Devastated As Untimely Rains, Hailstorms Wreak Havoc in YSR & Anantapur - Sakshi Post
Banana Farmers Devastated As Untimely Rains, Hailstorms Wreak Havoc in YSR & Anantapur Sakshi Post
WATCH | Get your perfect wedding in Andhra Pradesh - Outlook India
WATCH | Get your perfect wedding in Andhra Pradesh Outlook India
several YSRCP families join TDP - The Hans India
several YSRCP families join TDP The Hans India
Andhra Pradesh CM Naidus native village faces monkey menace
TIRUPATI: Naravaripalle, the native village of Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, is struggling with a severe monkey menace, affecting agriculture and delaying key projects like Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF) under the Swarna Naravaripalle initiative. Over 500 monkeys have invaded the village and surrounding panchayats in Chandragiri mandal, damaging crops and disrupting farming efforts. In response, the Andhra Pradesh Forest Department has launched an operation, deploying special teams and enlisting the Nakkallollu tribal community, known for their expertise in handling wild monkeys. However, the primates have been evading traps, forcing catchers to stay in each village for two to three days. Traps have been placed in Naravaripalle (Kandulavaripalli) and the neighboring Seshapuram and Rangampeta panchayats. Farmers are frustrated, with officials estimating around 500 monkeys across three panchayats. According to Kandulavaripalli farmer Gurava Reddy, the issue began a decade ago when two herds migrated to the area. Over time, villagers started feeding them, leading to a population explosion. The monkeys are most active from 5 am to 9 am and 3 pm to 6 pm, attacking crops and reducing yields. So far, 250 monkeys have been captured, yet the remaining herds continue to destroy fruit-bearing trees like mango, guava, and banana, along with vegetable crops such as brinjal, ladys finger, and leafy greens. Despite efforts, Seshapuram farmer Jaya Rami Reddy said agricultural losses remain high. Initially, officials used natural fruits as bait, but the monkeys ignored them. Catchers then switched to tea buns and biscuits, which proved more effective. Each targeted area requires a team of four to five catchers working for at least three days. The unchecked monkey population is also hindering agricultural projects, especially ZBNF, which promotes diversified cropping. Farmers have reported losses in mangoes, bananas, papayas, paddy, and other crops. Panapakam Forest Range Officer P Madhavi stated that 250 monkeys have been relocated to sites over 80 km away. As per Tirupati District Collector Dr S Venkateswars directive, we are working to clear affected villages, including Naravaripalle, Kandulavaripalli, Seshapuram, and Rangampeta, she said.
Woman jumps off moving train to escape rape attempt near Hyderabad, suffers serious injuries
HYDERABAD: A 23-year-old woman jumped from a moving train after a 25-year-old man allegedly attempted to rape her, resulting in severe bleeding injuries. The incident occurred on March 22, Saturday, at approximately 8:15 pm near Kompally. Due to the severity of her injuries, she filed a complaint with the Government Railway Police (GRP) the following day. According to the GRP, the victim is a private employee in Hyderabad and a native of Ananthapur District in Andhra Pradesh . She stated that on March 22, at 3 pm, she traveled from Medchal to Secunderabad to repair her mobile phone display. After completing the repair, she went to Secunderabad Railway Station, purchased a general ticket to Medchal, and boarded a MMTS train in the ladies' coach at 7:15 pm. The victim reported the police that during the journey, at around 8:15 pm, two female passengers exited the train at Alwal Railway Station. The victim alleged that an unknown male, approximately 25 years old, thin, and dark-skinned, approached her and demanded sexual favors. Despite her refusal, he attempted to force himself on her. To escape, she jumped from the moving train, sustaining severe bleeding injuries to her head, chin, right hand, and waist. Passersby called an ambulance, and she was taken to Gandhi Hospital, Secunderabad for treatment. The victim informed the police that she would be able to identify the assailant if she saw him again. This case is reminiscent of Soumya murder case in Kerala wherein a 23-year-old saleswoman Soumya was raped and murdered by a habitual offender Govindasamy aboard the Ernakulam-Shoranur train on February 1, 2011. Similarly, a 36-year-old pregnant woman was pushed out of a moving train on February 6, 2025 by a history-sheeter when she resisted an attempt to sexually assault her. She later suffered miscarriage.
Andhra Pradesh's Kakinada elated as Satyanarayana Raju makes IPL debut for Mumbai Indians
KAKINADA: Cricket enthusiasts in Kakinada were elated as local player Penumatsa Venkata Satyanarayana Raju made his debut for Mumbai Indians in an IPL match on Sunday. He scored one run and took a catch. The pacer bowled one over and gave 13 runs. Having recently impressed in the Ranji Trophy by taking 17 wickets, his selection has generated excitement among fans, particularly in the Godavari district, who are eagerly following his progress. He honed his skills under the guidance of Rafhi Ahmad Kidvai and Pasupuleti Satyanarayana, who played key roles in shaping his career. Senior sportsman and sports proprietor T Harish expressed confidence in Rajus performance. He is a talented fast bowler with rigorous training and a childhood ambition to play professionally. His dedication will reflect in his game, he said. His parents, Ramesh and Rakhi, shared their joy, expressing pride in their sons achievement. Kakinadas cricket lovers await his future performances.
Andhra Pradesh's Nallamala echoes with chants of Namah Shivaya
KURNOOL: Thousands of pilgrims from Karnataka and parts of Maharashtra are trekking hundreds of kilometres on foot to reach Srisailam, fulfilling their vow ahead of the five-day Ugadi Mahotsavams from March 27 to 31. A large number of devotees, particularly from Karnataka, are traversing the dense Nallamala forest to seek the darshan of Lord Mallikarjuna Swamy and Goddess Bhramaramba Devi. While Maha Shivaratri is a major festival for devotees from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, pilgrims from Karnataka celebrate Ugadi at Srisailam, considering Mallikarjuna Swamy as their son-in-law and Bhramaramba Devi as their daughter. Every year, thousands of devotees from Karnataka travel in groups of 50 to 100, covering 350 to 400 km on foot over seven to ten days. These pilgrims offer tamarind, kumkum, sarees, mangalsutras, and flowers to Goddess Bhramaramba Devi. Many also carry Nandi Kavallu (called Kambi in Kannada) and perform daily poojas. A significant ritual is the Agnikunda Pravesam, where a group of Kannada devotees, known as Ghanacharis, walk over burning embers and undergo ritualistic body piercings. Temple authorities have arranged temporary shelters, sheds, and water facilities for the expected 10 lakh devotees, with special focus on Kannada pilgrims arriving on foot, said temple executive officer M Srinivasa Rao.
Gandhian Pasala Krishna Bharati passes away in Hyderabad
RAJAMAHENDRAVARAM/HYDERABAD: Noted Gandhian Pasala Krishna Bharati passed away at her residence in Hyderabad. She was 92. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, Union Minister G Kishan Reddy and others condoled the death of Bharati. She was born in a jail in Bhimavaram in 1932, when her parents, Pasala Krishna Murthy and Anja Lakshmi, were jailed for hoisting the Indian flag at the local Sub-Collectors office against the British as part of the South Bardoli struggle. As she was born in jail like Lord Krishna, she was named Krishna Bharati. She chose to remain single and dedicated her entire life to social service. She followed Gandhian philosophy and helped lepers, orphans and the downtrodden. A lifelong follower of Mahatma Gandhis principles, she donated her entire property for social service and the welfare of the poor. Krishna Bharati had four brothers and three sisters. Prime Minister Narendra Modi touched her feet in reverence during his tour in West Godavari in 2022. In his post on X, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, Pained by the passing away of Pasala Krishna Bharathi Ji. She was devoted to Gandhian values and dedicated her life towards nation-building through Bapus ideals. She wonderfully carried forward the legacy of her parents, who were active during our freedom struggle. I recall meeting her during a programme held in Bhimavaram. Condolences to her family and admirers. Om Shanti.
DGP Harish Kumar Gupta warns youngsters against cricket betting
VIJAYAWADA: Director General of Police (DGP) Harish Kumar Gupta has issued a stern warning against cricket betting and gambling during the ongoing IPL season. In an official release on Sunday, the DGP cautioned individuals, particularly youngsters, against falling prey to the lure of quick money through betting activities. The DGP emphasised that the police are closely monitoring the activities of identified punters and bookies. Anyone organising, participating in, or supporting cricket betting will face stringent action, he asserted. He urged the youth to view cricket purely as a source of entertainment rather than as a means to make money. Highlighting the destructive impact of greed, he said, Greed for money destroys families. We have observed a worrying trend of youngsters being drawn into cricket betting. I advise parents to keep a close watch on their childrens activities. He also assured that the police department possesses comprehensive data on individuals involved in cricket betting and reiterated that offenders will be dealt with severely. Furthermore, Harish Kumar Gupta called for collective responsibility, urging the public to refrain from illegal activities and maintain cricket as a sport that unites and entertains.
Andhra Pradesh Secures 4 Trillion in Green Investments Over Eight Months. - News on Projects
Andhra Pradesh Secures 4 Trillion in Green Investments Over Eight Months. News on Projects
TDP MP Lavu behind false cases against me, alleges Vidadala Rajini
VIJAYAWADA: Former Minister and YSRCP leader Vidadala Rajini has denounced what she calls fabricated ACB cases filed against her, labelling them as the height of Redbook governance in the State. Speaking to mediapersons in Chilakaluripet on Sunday, Rajini accused TDP MP Lavu Sri Krishna Devarayalu of masterminding these charges out of personal vendetta, alleging that the current SP, son of a TDP MLC, is conducting a biased probe as per the whims of Devarayalu. Rajini claimed the coalition government which has been in power for ten months, has fueled a smear campaign against her, culminating in this baseless ACB case. She denied any contact or transactions with the complainant, asserting that the case stems from Devarayalus influence and his support for the complainants illegal ventures. The former MLA recalled an incident when Sri Krishna Devarayalu, who was an MP in the YSRCP, illegally accessed her call data via police officials during a party event in 2020. When she complained to then Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, the involved officers were suspended, sparking Devarayalus ongoing grudge, Rajini claimed.
In a recent judgment, the Andhra Pradesh High Court has highlighted the pressing need for the creation of a dispute register which records disputes between parties over land. The purpose ...
Andhra Pradesh CM promises support to farmers hit by hailstorm
VIJAYAWADA: Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu promptly addressed the distressing reports of two banana farmers in Neerjampalli village of Yellanuru mandal in Anantapur district, who attempted suicide due to severe crop losses caused by unseasonal rains and hailstorms. Acting swiftly, the Chief Minister held discussions with Agriculture Minister Kinjarapu Atchannaidu, the District Collector, and agricultural officials to tackle the crisis. The farmers, whose crops were destroyed, were moved to Anantapur for better medical care under the Chief Ministers instructions. Officials confirmed that the farmers are now stable and out of danger. During a review meeting, Naidu assessed the larger impact of unseasonal weather, which had affected horticultural crops spread over 1,670 hectares, causing losses to 1,364 farmers across 40 villages in 10 mandals of Kadapa, Anantapur, Sri Satya Sai and Prakasam districts. Field visits were conducted to evaluate the extent of the damage. Expressing empathy for the farmers, the Chief Minister directed officials to provide immediate support and relief. He reassured the farming community of the governments commitment to helping them recover, urging them not to lose hope despite the challenges posed by adverse weather conditions.
Andhra Pradesh: A Chink In The Armor Of The Dravidian Fight Against Hegemony - Countercurrents.org
Andhra Pradesh: A Chink In The Armor Of The Dravidian Fight Against Hegemony Countercurrents.org
Andhra Pradesh Tourism Minister Kandula Durgesh to hoist Blue Flag at Rushikonda Beach
VISAKHAPATNAM: Tourism, Culture and Cinematography Minister Kandula Durgesh expressed satisfaction over the restoration of Blue Flag certification to Rushikonda Beach in Visakhapatnam, stating that the beach was one of the first eight in India to receive this prestigious recognition. He will hoist the Blue Flag at the beach on Monday. The continuous efforts of various bodies, including the Tourism, Forest and Police Departments, Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) and Visakhapatnam Metropolitan Region Development Authority (VMRDA) and the initiative of Visakhapatnam District Collector MN Harendhira Prasad, were instrumental in regaining the certification, the minister said. It may be recalled that the Denmark-based Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) officially reinstated the Blue Flag status for Rushikonda Beach on Saturday. Blue Flag India officials also announced the lifting of the temporary suspension imposed earlier, allowing the Blue Flag to once again fly at the beach, symbolising compliance with international standards in cleanliness, safety, and environmental management. Minister Durgesh emphasised that his department had been focusing on the implementation of security measures, environmental planning, traffic regulation, water purification, and waste management at the beach, in line with international guidelines. He also revealed that proposals have been sent for Blue Flag certification for other beaches in the State. Thanking the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister for their support in regaining the Blue Flag status, Durgesh asserted that they have now fulfilled the promise made on the floor of the Assembly regarding Rushikonda Beach and its upkeep. The government will continue working to improve the beachs safety, infrastructure and cleanliness, he said, expressing confidence that securing Blue Flag certification for additional beaches would further boost tourism and development in the State.
Focus on value education, gender equality in Andhra Pradesh schools
VIJAYAWADA: The coalition government led by Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu is set to introduce value education, gender equality and constitutional values in school curriculum as part of a major educational reform. The initiative follows recommendations from government advisor Chaganti Koteswara Rao and aims to shape responsible, ethical and socially aware citizens. Following the instructions of HRD and IT Minister Nara Lokesh, value education will be introduced at two levels, covering both primary and secondary schools. This curriculum will focus on character development, social harmony, decision-making skills, emotional well-being, and civic sense. By instilling strong moral values, the government seeks to create a generation of students who are honest, responsible, and compassionate. Promoting gender equality in schools will ensure that every student receives equal opportunities and respect. Schools will encourage students to break stereotypes and pursue careers and interests without gender-based limitations. The initiative also aims to create a safe and inclusive school environment, empower girls with leadership skills, and reduce gender-based violence by fostering mutual respect and understanding. Constitutional values will play a crucial role in shaping students into responsible citizens who respect democracy, equality, and justice. The new curriculum is expected to foster a democratic mindset, promote social justice, fundamental rights, the unity in diversity and reinforce secularism and national integrity. These reforms mark a significant step toward holistic education in the State. By integrating value education, gender equality, and constitutional values into the curriculum, we aim to nurture responsible and socially conscious citizens, Director of School Education Vijay Rama Raju V told TNIE . As part of these reforms, the government is also regrouping schools into 2,809 School Cluster Complexes using GIS mapping to ensure demographic balance and vertical integration. Each cluster complex will act as an academic hub, providing teacher training, resource sharing, effective infrastructure utilisation, and academic monitoring. The initiative will also enhance community engagement, ensuring better policy implementation. As part of this initiative, school cluster meetings will be conducted every third Saturday from 1 pm to 5 pm, during which all government, aided, residential, and KGBV school teachers will participate, Director of AP State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) MV Krishna Reddy told TNIE. Schools will close early on these days after serving mid-day meals. Training sessions will be conducted in a blended mode, utilising digital infrastructure, and will include subject-specific videos developed by SCERT. Inspecting officers from the School Education Department and Samagra Shiksha will oversee the meetings to ensure effective implementation.
Centres push for energy-efficient ACs in Andhra Pradesh to meet power demand
VIJAYAWADA: As Andhra Pradesh braces for record-breaking power demand this summer, the Union government has intensified efforts to promote energy-efficient air conditioners (ACs), focusing on the States commercial hub, Visakhapatnam. The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), under the Ministry of Power, has urged AC manufacturers to prioritise BEE 5-star-rated models to curb electricity consumption, ease grid strain, and support sustainability. With Indias demand for cooling rising, studies indicate that nearly 30% of installed ACs nationwide are over eight years old, consuming 40-50% more power than modern, energy-efficient units. In Andhra Pradesh, replacing these outdated ACs with 5-star-rated models could yield up to 60% energy savings, reduce peak-hour grid pressure, and significantly cut CO2 emissions - key to Visakhapatnams goal of becoming a net-zero emissions city. BEE Secretary Milind Deore, in a letter to AC manufacturers, emphasised the need for an industry-driven push to popularise energy-efficient models, particularly in high-consumption cities such as Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, and Tirupati. Other southern urban centres, including Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru, are also targeted for increased 5-star AC adoption. Visakhapatnam, a major industrial and commercial hub, is witnessing rapid growth in energy consumption, making it a prime candidate for a large-scale transition to efficient cooling solutions. Simple behavioral changes, such as setting thermostats to 24C, could save Andhra Pradesh and India up to 10 billion kWh annually, cutting energy costs by thousands of crores. To accelerate this shift, BEE has proposed a nationwide awareness campaign, urging manufacturers to collaborate on initiatives such as digital marketing, influencer-driven promotions, and in-store offers. With consumer interest in Air Conditioner purchases peaking between February and May, this initiative could drive significant savings and contribute to a sustainable energy future.
Criminal cases filed against teachers for mass copying at Andhra Pradesh's Kuppili school
SRIKAKULAM: Criminal cases have been registered against five SSC examination invigilators and a non-teaching staff member at Kuppili Model School for allegedly facilitating mass copying, based on a complaint by District Educational Officer (DEO) S Tirumala Chaitanya. The accused - M Kanaka Raju, S Krishna, P Nageswara Rao, K Kameswara Rao, J Padma Kumari, and B Krishna Kishore - are said to have colluded with parents and teachers to allow students to cheat in the SSC exams. Police stated that more individuals may be implicated as the investigation progresses. The malpractice occurred at two examination centers within Kuppili Model School, where 207 candidates appeared at Centre A and 218 at Centre B. With SSC marks determining admissions to IIITs, the accused allegedly conspired to boost student scores. Reports suggest financial transactions took place between parents, teachers, and exam officials to enable mass copying. Following this revelation, all SSC exam centres are now under strict surveillance. Meanwhile, teachers union representatives are reportedly lobbying district officials to revoke the suspensions of their colleagues. The scandal came to light after complaints from parents, who opposed the unethical practice.
Experts push for AI & technology as Indias cotton output declines
GUNTUR: The All India Coordinated Research Project (AICRP) on Cotton has reported a sharp decline in Indias cotton production, with cultivation area dropping by 10.46% and output falling by 7.98% in 2024-25. Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Telangana are the most affected States. Addressing these concerns, the AICRPs Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Regional Agricultural Research Station (RARS) in Lam, Guntur, focused on improving productivity and sustainability. Deputy Director General (DDG) of ICARs Crop Science Division Dr DK Yadava and other experts highlighted the need for high-quality inputs, early-maturity crops, and contamination-free cotton. Officials approved seven non-Bt and 54 Bt varieties and promoted advanced farming technologies, including AI-driven genetic improvements, sensor-based monitoring, and drone applications. Dr CD Mayee outlined the second Technology Mission on Cotton, targeting 850-900 kg lint yield per hectare. The AGM also released reports on Bt cotton, organic farming, and pest control. Experts reaffirmed their commitment to boosting productivity and sustainability in Indias cotton sector.
Rs 4.19 crore bridge works commence at Andhra Pradesh's Kollipara
GUNTUR: The foundation stone for a high-level bridge over the Krishna-West Canal in Kollipara was laid on Sunday. The Rs 4.19 crore project aims to benefit 20,000 people by improving transportation safety and efficiency. Civil Supplies Minister Nadendla Manohar, MLC Alapati Rajendra Prasad, and Union Minister of State for Rural Development & Communications Dr Pemmasani Chandrasekhar attended the event. Minister Nadendla stated that the coalition government prioritises infrastructure and welfare, with Rs 97.60 crore sanctioned for Tenalis development in 2025-26. He reiterated the governments vision of making Andhra Pradesh the leading State through balanced urban and rural development. Pemmasani said the bridge was initially sanctioned under the previous government but stalled due to a lack of matching funds. The coalition government revived the project with central support. He also noted that NREGA funds for Tenali were initially Rs 2 crore, but Nadendla Manohars efforts secured an additional Rs 10 crore. Over nine months, Rs 36 crore has been allocated for Tenalis development. Officials stressed that public participation is key to development, with future plans including agricultural roads and infrastructure investments.
TTD set to present its budget with an estimated outlay of Rs 5,500 crore on Monday
TIRUMALA: The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) Trust Board is all set to present its budget for 2025-26 with an estimated outlay of Rs 5,500 crore on Monday. The TTD board meeting will approve the revised budget for 2024-25, which has marginally increased from the proposed outlay of Rs 5,142 crore, before presenting the budget for the Financial Year 2025-26. The Hundi collection, a major revenue source of the TTD, is likely to increase to Rs 1,750 crore from the last fiscals Rs 1,611 crore, while Srivani Trust income is expected to be steady. However, the TTD board expects more income, supported by new development projects. In a historic step the third such instance in the TTDs history it plans to create a new department, recruiting a Director and a Deputy Director rank officials through an open process. Additionally, a Deputy Executive Officer will be appointed to manage Srivari Seva, a voluntary service under the TTD Public Relations Office now. The TTD board proposes to institutionalise it as a separate department, acknowledging its significant role in the Tirumala temple programmes. Another major item on the agenda of the meeting is TTDs proposal to collaborate with Salar Jung Museum (SJM) in Hyderabad to revamp the Tirumala Museum, enhancing its exhibits for public viewing. The TTD boards decisions will shape the future of this revered institution, balancing tradition with progressive administration.
Andhra Pradesh govt takes up Rs 3,050-crore water grid project to quench thirst of Godavari villages
RAJAMAHENDRAVARAM: The people of hundreds of villages of Godavari region do not have access to safe drinking water though they live on the banks of the perennial river. The State government has taken a significant step to address the regions water woes by inviting tenders for the ambitious Godavari Water Grid Project. Works on two key projects at Vijjeswaram and Dowleswaram costing Rs 3,050 crore are set to begin in April as tenders have already been finalised. Speaking to TNIE, East Godavari district Rural Water Supply (RWS) Executive Engineer Venkata Giri said four sites have been identified for the water grid project. The Dowleswaram project with an outlay of Rs 1,650 crore will supply safe drinking water to 1,713 habitations in Rajamahendravaram Rural, Kadiyam, Biccavolu and Anaparthy mandals, and parts of Kakinada and Konaseema districts. The Vijjeswaram project, costing Rs 1,400 crore, will serve Undrajavaram, Peravali, Chagallu, Kovvur and Tallapudi mandals, as well as areas in the erstwhile West Godavari district. Two more projects at Polavaram right and left banks, estimated to cost Rs 450 crore and Rs 750 crore, are proposed to cover mandals like Gopalapuram, Devarapalli and Gokavaram, though they await approval from the Central and State governments. 854 WG villages to be covered in first phase This initiative, jointly funded by the Centre and the State government, aims to end the decades-long struggle of nearly 18 lakh people across 924 villages in 20 mandals of the erstwhile West Godavari district. Rural Water Supply Deputy Executive Engineer Harimohan told TNIE that the Rs 1,400 crore Vijjeswaram project will purify Godavari river water at the Sir Arthur Cotton Barrage, and supply it through pipelines. The first phase will cover 854 villages, including Narasapuram and Tanuku Assembly segments, while the second phase will extend to 165 more villages. This sustainable water management initiative will quench the thirst of hundreds of villages of Godavari region.
Couple killed as lorry hits motorcycle - The Hans India
Couple killed as lorry hits motorcycle The Hans India
Andhra Pradesh ex-minister Vidadala Rajini, cop Palle Joshua named in extortion case
Tirumala: Vedic education should develop day by day: Ahobilam Mutt pontiff - United News of India
Tirumala: Vedic education should develop day by day: Ahobilam Mutt pontiff United News of India
VIJAYAWADA: The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has registered a case against former minister and YSRCP Chilakaluripet in charge Vidadala Rajini, suspended IPS officer Palle Joshua, and two others for ...
Andhra Pradesh man dies by suicide in Texas.. - Greatandhra
Andhra Pradesh man dies by suicide in Texas.. Greatandhra
AP man dies by suicide in Texas - Deccan Chronicle
AP man dies by suicide in Texas Deccan Chronicle
