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YSR and KKR leaves for Delhi

YSR says the entire nation will be with Sonia

Hyderabad, March 23, 2006

The Chief Minister, YS Rajasekhara Reddy and Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee president K.Keshava Rao left for Delhi on Thursday to call on Ms.Sonia Gandhi in the wake of her resignation as MP and Chairperson of the National Advisory Board Council. Before boarding, the Chief Minister told to reporters that there was no example of a such a gesture in contemporary politics.

The entire nation stood in ovation to her. Finance and Legislative Affairs Minister K.Rosaiah said she had set a new precedent in politics. In a separate statement, TRS president K.Chandrasekhara Rao hailed her decision.

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Andhra Pradesh on March 23, 2006

APERC Tariff Order for 2006-07 issued
Concessional tarrifs to continue

Remand of Moddu Sreenu and others extended
Video conference facility inaugurated

YSR and KKR leaves for Delhi
YSR says the entire nation will be with Sonia

Police officer pistol stolen
Bag with police pistol missing

Peethadhipathis protest against diversion of TTD funds
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Automated parking lot inaugurated
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Bank Management shows positive signs

ENT surgeon arrested
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Dalits protest against discrimination
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Tantia Constructions to enter capital market
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Ball badminton tourney from April 7
Championships conducted in memory of Narayana Rao

March 23 in History

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23 March 2003
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23 March 2004
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23 March 2005
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23 March 2006
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Highlights: APERC Tariff Order for 2006-07 issued