Andhra Pradesh News for May 28, 2007

Andhra Pradesh on May 28, 2007

Rich tributes paid to NT Rama Rao
Family members and politicians visit NTR Ghat

Agricultural Minister cautions seed companies
Warns officials to be alert

Kakatiya Urban Development Authority Plots Auctioned
NRI's amongst top bidders

Naxals kills ZP Vice Chairman Ravi Shankar Vizaginfo.com
Shankar was killed in a local festival procession

Minister for Civil Supplies visits FCI Vizaginfo.com
Says cheating in sale of essential commodities are taken care off

Human Rights Commission member seeks report on sanitation in GVMC Vizaginfo.com
Conducts a public enquiry at Circuit House

BJP State President Dattatreya visits S.Kota Vizaginfo.com
BJP opposes acquisition of farm lands

Bullion Market / Gold & Silver Prices on May 28, 2007

Chennai Bullion Market

Bar Silver (Kg): Rs. 17750
24 carat gold (10 grams): Rs. 8700

Bullion Rates on May 28, 2007 for All Major Indian Cities

Bullion prices presented here are indicative and are for general information only. Please check with your Gold Merchant or a local bank for latest and correct prices. All prices are in Indian National Rupees only.

Forex Rates on May 28, 2007

1 United States Dollar (USD) = 40.53 Indian National Rupees (INR)

1 GBP = 80.41 Indian National Rupees (INR)

1 Euro = 54.52 Indian National Rupees (INR)

100 Japanese Yens = 33.32 Indian National Rupees (INR)

All Forex Rates of May 2007

Forex Rates presented here are historic data and for indicative purpose only. Please contact your Central Bank, Money Changers, Foreign Exchange Agent or Travel Desk for the correct and accurate convertion rates. Rates here are the closing rates in IST.

May 28 in History

Events and happenings on 28 May in History

28 May 2001
Highlights: Sri N Chandrababu Naidu elected as President to Telugu Desam Party

28 May 2002
Highlights: Second day of Mahanadu stresses on development of backward sectors

28 May 2003
Highlights: Paada Yaatra's becoming fancy

28 May 2004
Highlights: Chief Minister asks naxals to stop violence

28 May 2005
Highlights: Ordinance soon against money lenders