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Ragging kills an Engineering Girl in Guntur
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Guntur
Ragging in colleges especially in engineering and medical colleges is on increase despite warnings by police. An engineering student studying B.Tech at Vadrevu Engineering College near Amalapuram ended her life on account of ragging on Monday. In a suicide note from her belongings revealed the reason for resorting this extreme step. In the note she was allegedly reportedly subjected to ragging one 'SYSR'. The police team went to Amalapuram to investigate the case.
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Rs. 70 lakhs looted from Canara Bank
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Hyderabad
Thieves managed to gain entry by drilling a hole on the roof of the building into the premises of Canara Bank branch of Sainikpuri and decamped with Rs.70 lakhs in cash. However, they could not break open the lockers and the valuables kept in them .The police suspect that the intruders used powerful tolls to drill to make a hold to gain entry into strong room. The police suspect that it is a well planned operation according to Cyberabad Police Commissioner M.Mahender Reddy.
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YSR considers for Assembly Constituency Development Fund
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Hyderabad
The Chief Minister, YS.Rajasekhara Reddy after considering a demand from the MLAs to allocate Assembly Constituency Development Fund, he announced from next year onwards Rs.1 crore will be allotted to each assembly for the development at a meeting of the CLP. The AICC general secretary, Dig Vijay Singh was the chief guest in the meeting. He advised party MLAs not to intervene in the functioning of the administration or in the local bodies. He gave some tips to the MLAs and partymen on anti- incumbency factor. He supported the decision of the Government in giving t percent reservation to Muslims.
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Demand to withdraw suspension of Union Leaders
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Visakhapatnam
The United Port and Dock Employees Union affiliated to CITU has demanded that the Visakhapatnam Port Trust management to withdraw the suspension of and charge sheets served on its leaders and those of other trade unions after a recent strike. The Honorary president of the CITU union, MVS.Sarma told in a press conference on Tuesday that the union’s general secretary was served a charge sheet alleging that he extended support to the strike by DLB workers for criticizing the management.
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Holiday declared on September 18th
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Hyderabad
According to a press release issued by the Central Government Employees’ Welfare Coordination Committee and Regional Sports Board, holiday was declared on September 18th on account of Vijayaka Chaviti instead of 19th as declared earlier.
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Police watch on PW recruitment
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Guntur
At a press conference on Tuesday, the DGP SR.Sukumara said the police are on the watch on the new recruitment of cadre by the People’s War after lapse f the ban on the outfit. He pointed out that the media to be impartial in giving news. He said nearly 2700 police personnel will be deployed and 2000 home guards for the Krishna Puskarams.
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60 BC families boycotted in Anantapur
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Anantapur
The social boycott imposed on about 60 families belonging to backward cases in Kottalapalli village in Bukkaraya Samudram mandal for the last few months took an ugly turn on Tuesday when a BC women attempted suicide by consuming poison due to alleged harassment by upper castes. She was under treatment in a private medical hospital.
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Vaikhanasa Peetham criticized the Government
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Tirupati
The row over the demolition of the 1,000 pillar mandapam at Tirumala appears to be deepening with the Vaikhanasa Peetham comprising the TTD archaks and members of the is agama advisory committee joining the issue with the Government for ‘yielding’ to the pressure tactics of the China Jeeyarswamy and agreeing to reconstruct the demolished mandapam at the same place where it existed.
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