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Mohan Kanda reviews law and order situation
According to an official release, the Chief Secretary held a video conference in this regard and instructed officials to visit remote areas to know the problems of people and take redressal measures. He also advised them to review the implementation of developmental programmes in the districts at regular intervals.
YSR takes Re.1 pay
A communication of the CMO here on Thursday clarified that Dr. Reddy took a similar decision during 1978-83 both as an MLA and as a Minister in the Cabinets of T. Anjaiah, Bhavanam Venkatram and K. Vijayabhaskara Reddy.
Temple land distribution
The Endowments Minister, M. Satyanarayana Rao, told Y. Sai Prasad Reddy of Congress in the Assembly on Thursday that he would also make efforts to recall archakas of the temple belonging to Karnataka who were allegedly sent away by a former MLA.
Bill to rename varsity
The bill seeks to replace an ordinance which was promulgated by the Governor on January 23, 2004. According to the statement of objects and reasons, the executive council of the university at its meeting held on September 11, 2002 resolved to change the name and recommended to bring in suitable amendments to the Act.
Nominations for panel posts
Farm loans: Andhra Bank
reduces interest rate
A press release issued here on Thursday said this would be helpful to small and marginal farmers. Recently the State Level Bankers Committee (SLBC) decided to proactively take steps to mitigate the hardship of farmers, particularly in the cases where the breadwinner had committed suicide.
Seminar on women protection
Speakers regretted dilution laws of late, particularly under Section 398 (A) as more often than not, it is the in-laws who are the causative factors of domestic violence. The meeting ended with an appeal to the Assembly to take up women's issues regularly to protect their interests. However, the meeting coordinated by the Congress MLA, N. Neelavathi, and attended by the Tourism Minister, J. Geetha Reddy, could not attract the attention of other women legislators though invited. The meeting was addressed by Anjana Sinha, IPS, Punyavathi, AIDWA president, A.B.K. Prasad, journalist, and Bharathilaxmi, advocate, High Court, apart from the two Congress representatives.
New intelligence official
The Vizianagaram Additional Superintendent of Police (Administration), S. Ranga Reddy, was made as Squadron Commander, Greyhounds. N. Srinivasa Rao, who was recently promoted to the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police, was posted Assistant Commandant of Special Protection Force.
Three of family found dead
According to the police, Ch. Satyanarayana (55), his wife, Soubhagyalakshmi (48), and son, Anandakumar (25), were found dead at their residence on Old State Bank road at Narasapur on Thursday. They reportedly left behind a suicide note in which they said financial problems had forced them to resort to the extreme step. The police said Satyanarayana, a retired RTC conductor, incurred heavy losses in business.
Two struck dead by lightning
Maturi Babu of Kannareddy village in Nagireddipet mandal died when he was struck by lightning at Argul village of Jakranpalli mandal.
Assumes charge
He had worked earlier as Railway DSP in Nellore, in Intelligence wing at Tirupati and as inspector in Satyavedu.
Banks told to extend loans
Speaking after inaugurating an ATM at the Karur Vysya Bank branch at Y.V. Street here, Mr. Ranjan urged the bankers to empathise with the needy sections and assist them financially. The Cuddapah District Chamber of Commerce president, Munaga Rangaiah Shreshty, who was issued the first ATM card, urged the bank officials to extend housing loans.
Muslim Forum chief calls on YSR
Sarpanch sacked
In a press note here, he alleged that the sarpanch had not taken up desiltation work at Rangaraya tank -- for which the FFW rice was set aside - and sold the rice. The sarpanch also failed to respond to three show-cause notices served on him, he charged.
Cops distribute
clothes
Office-bearers
elected
The Paramita schools PET, G. Venu, was elected secretary, the Arts College PET, K. Ravi Kumar, was elected organising secretary and St. Johns School PET, Y. Prem Reddy, and G. Sudhakar were elected joint secretaries and the ZPP Shatrajpalli PET, L.V Ramana, was elected treasurer, according to a press note.
Assumes charge
He had worked earlier as Railway DSP in Nellore, in Intelligence wing at Tirupati and as inspector in Satyavedu.
Banks told to extend loans
Speaking after inaugurating an ATM at the Karur Vysya Bank branch at Y.V. Street here, Mr. Ranjan urged the bankers to empathise with the needy sections and assist them financially. The Cuddapah District Chamber of Commerce president, Munaga Rangaiah Shreshty, who was issued the first ATM card, urged the bank officials to extend housing loans.
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