Pongal begin with Bhogi
The Telugu festival of Bhogi is celebrated in all areas of the state. People woke up early in the morning despite chilling cold and lighted the bhogi fire.
PCC releases its party manifesto
PCC Party President Mr. M Satyanarayana Rao released the party manifesto. He said that the Congress will be working closely to work with the Government to make Hyderabad into a dream city.
BJP to begin its 2nd rally from tomorrow
State BJP Party meanwhile, said that it will be starting its second phase of election campaign support its Mayor candidate. Its party leader Mr. Bandaru Dattatreya said that the MIM party was not successful in stopping religious clashes in the old city and that it is only BJP Party that can solve this problem.
CPM blanes CM for power tarrif hike
CPM Secretary Mr. Raghavulu said that it is wrong on the part of the Chief Minister to say that he is not responsible for increase or management of power tariffs. He questioned that when the Government is putting Regulatory Committees every where, what is the need for the government to function.
The 2-day 8h AILRU meetings began at Hyderabad today. Revolutionary writers who participated in the meeting felt that they were being questioned unnecessarily by police thinking that they have links with naxals.
Naxals of the Vimukthi Dalam blasted the Telephone Exchange of Nagasamudram village in Anantapur district on Saturday night.
Locale residents in Geesukonda in Warangal district killed an ex-naxal.
Examinations of Lower, Inter and Higher shorthand examinations were postponed for 21st of this month.
The late date for the payment of fees for VIIth Class was extended till 25 Jan 2002.
The month long Maasotsavams of Sri Kanakamahalaksmi Ammavaru at Burujupeta in Visakhapatnam came to an end. The Utsavas began on 15th of last month.
