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CBI Investigation Ram charan and Mahesh babu need to attend on 14th and 15th dates.
Thursday, September 8, 2011 | 0 comments
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For CBI Investigation Ram charan and Mahesh babu with his wife need to attend on 14th and 15th dates.
Ram charan teja and mahesh babu are bought land form EMMAR propertys both are around 5000 acres are bought From EMMAR propertys, it is learnt that the CBI is going to question Prince Mahesh Babu and his wife Namrata, Ram Charan Tej, Minister Galla Aruna Kumari’s daughter, Brahmani Steel officials and several others in the ongoing investigation against the real estate firm.
CBI is going to investigate is these people are only bought the land or any other relations were been between EMMAR and these people.
Mahesh Babu and Namrata Shirodkar need to attend on : 14th
Ramcharan Teja Need to attend one : 15th
CBI Caught: Gali Companies are in the name of Y.S Jagan Address
Wednesday, September 7, 2011 | 0 comments
Heavy rain in coastal Andhra and Telangana in next 48-hours
Tuesday, August 30, 2011 | 0 comments
Isolated heavy rain would occur overCoastal Andhra Pradesh and Telangana during next 48 hours.
Moderate to rather heavy rain or thundershowers would occur at many places over Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Telangana while light to moderate rain or thundershowers would occur at a few places over Rayalaseema, MET office said in a release here today.
A Low pressure area has formed over Northwest Bay and adjoining Westcentral bay off North Andhra and Orissa coast yesterday and continue to persits.
Southwest monsoon has been active over Coastal Andhra Pradesh and rain occurred at many places over Coastal Andhra pradesh and at a few places over Telangana.
Komarada (Vizianagaram dist), Metpalli (Karimnagar dist) and Palasa (Srikakulam dist) recorded heavy rainfall of 7 cm each.
The other chief amounts of rainfall recorded in cm are Ichapuram (Srikakulam dist) 6, Mandasa (Srikakulam dist) 5, Koderu (WestGodavari dist), Parvathipuram (Vizianagaram dist), Sompeta (Srikakulam dist), Sriramsagar (Nizamabad dist), Yellandu (Khammam dist) 4 each, Narsapur, Anakapalle and Araku Valley (both Visakhapatnam dist), Bobbili and Salur (both Vizianagaram dist), Huzurabad (Karimnagar dist), Palakonda, Patapatnam, Tekkali and Veeraghattam (all Srikakulam dist), Parkal (Warangal dist) 3 each, Kalingapatnam, Visakhapatnam, Amalapuram (East Godavari dist), Bhimavaram (West Godavari dist), Chodavaram (Visakhapatnam dist), Kaikalur and Tiruvuru (both Krishna dist), Karimnagar (Karimnagar dist), Narsampet (Warangal dist), Navipet (Nizamabad dist), Nirmal (Adilabad dist), Srungavarapukota (Vizianagaram dist) 2 each and Nizamabad, Visakhapatnam AP, Armoor (Nizamabad dist), Bhimadole, Chintalapudi, Tadepalligudem and Tanuku (all West Godavari dist), Dowlaiswaram and Rajahmundry (both East Godavari dist), Dubbak (Medak dist), Jagitiyal (Karimnagar dist), Jangaon (Warangal dist), Luxettipet, Mancherial and Mudhol (all Adilabad dist), Suryapet (Nalgonda dist), Terlam (Vizianagaram dist) one each.
A Low pressure area has formed over Northwest Bay and adjoining Westcentral bay off North Andhra and Orissa coast yesterday and continue to persits.
Southwest monsoon has been active over Coastal Andhra Pradesh and rain occurred at many places over Coastal Andhra pradesh and at a few places over Telangana.
Komarada (Vizianagaram dist), Metpalli (Karimnagar dist) and Palasa (Srikakulam dist) recorded heavy rainfall of 7 cm each.
The other chief amounts of rainfall recorded in cm are Ichapuram (Srikakulam dist) 6, Mandasa (Srikakulam dist) 5, Koderu (WestGodavari dist), Parvathipuram (Vizianagaram dist), Sompeta (Srikakulam dist), Sriramsagar (Nizamabad dist), Yellandu (Khammam dist) 4 each, Narsapur, Anakapalle and Araku Valley (both Visakhapatnam dist), Bobbili and Salur (both Vizianagaram dist), Huzurabad (Karimnagar dist), Palakonda, Patapatnam, Tekkali and Veeraghattam (all Srikakulam dist), Parkal (Warangal dist) 3 each, Kalingapatnam, Visakhapatnam, Amalapuram (East Godavari dist), Bhimavaram (West Godavari dist), Chodavaram (Visakhapatnam dist), Kaikalur and Tiruvuru (both Krishna dist), Karimnagar (Karimnagar dist), Narsampet (Warangal dist), Navipet (Nizamabad dist), Nirmal (Adilabad dist), Srungavarapukota (Vizianagaram dist) 2 each and Nizamabad, Visakhapatnam AP, Armoor (Nizamabad dist), Bhimadole, Chintalapudi, Tadepalligudem and Tanuku (all West Godavari dist), Dowlaiswaram and Rajahmundry (both East Godavari dist), Dubbak (Medak dist), Jagitiyal (Karimnagar dist), Jangaon (Warangal dist), Luxettipet, Mancherial and Mudhol (all Adilabad dist), Suryapet (Nalgonda dist), Terlam (Vizianagaram dist) one each.
Anna Hazare ends 13-day fast, addresses crowd
Sunday, August 28, 2011 | 0 comments
Live updates from Ramlila Maidan in Delhi:
Anna Hazare has ended his 13-day long fast, after the Parliament cleared his three demands late last evening.
He broke the fast with coconut water and honey.
He said "stay away from the media".
"This the victory of the people of India. All the efforts that you have put in in the last 13 days, have born fruit. I would like to thank the media for helping this victory happen. I thank those who continously cared for my health. I want to thank the members of the civil society," he said.
"It is a victory of every India."
"Please sit where you are. Let me finish my speech."
Kiran Bedi informs Anna that there is no place to be seated in the crowd.
"The example you have set by protesting peacefully, without violence is an important thing to be noted about this protest. It's an example for the people of the world."
"People's Parliament is bigger than the Delhi Parliament."
"It's a request that this protest has brought about a hope that a change is possible by people's power. We have to bring about the changein compliance with the Constitution. This protest has restored faith in a corruption-free country."
"We have to change the election system. When people say they don't like the electoral candidates, they should be able to vote for none. The election should be null and void if majority bote for none. People should have a right to say they do not support any party."
"We have to bring about a change in the education sector.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's letter was handed over to Anna by Union Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh, following which Anna announced that he would be breaking his fast today.
As soon as he breaks the fast, he will be admitted to Mdanta Medicity hospital in Gurgaon.
Earlier:
Activist Arvind Kejriwal is thanking Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Parliament.
Anna Hazare is going to break his fast shortly.
He is thanking the Delhi police, those who made food for the protestors at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan.
He is also thanking Sri Sri Ravi Shankar for mediating, Art of Living volunteers, those who participated in the protest in support of Hazare.
"We are not against the Constitution. Some Dalits have expressed worry that we have demanded amendment of the Constitution. But this is not the case."
"Under the Lokpal fight, we promise people right to recall, judicial reforms and other such movements."
He made people take an oath that they will "not bribe or accept bribe".
'I'm Ready To Face Bezawada Durgamma Shaapam'
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Most of us don’t dare to mess with God and especially, when it is Goddess Kanakadurga. But then, here is one man who has decided to face her wrath.
He is none other than Ram Gopal Varma and it appears that he has flouted the oath he took taking the name of Bezawada Kanaka Durgamma.
Apparently, his new production venture ‘Bezawada Rowdylu’ garnered huge controversy due to the title.
Apparently, his new production venture ‘Bezawada Rowdylu’ garnered huge controversy due to the title.
Despite several protests, Ramu was firm that he would not change the title.
In this process, he also took an oath and swore on Bezawada Durgamma that the title change will never happen.
However, ‘Bezawada Rowdylu’ has become ‘Bezawada’ now. When asked about it, Ramu is reportedly saying “Due to various reasons which I cannot reveal, the title change has taken place.”
However, ‘Bezawada Rowdylu’ has become ‘Bezawada’ now. When asked about it, Ramu is reportedly saying “Due to various reasons which I cannot reveal, the title change has taken place.”
When someone reminded him “You took an oath on Durgamma for not changing the title”, Ramu is replying “I am ready to face Durgamma’s Shaapam”. Let us see what will happen now.
Anna wants PM, Rahul or senior minister as negotiator
Monday, August 22, 2011 | 0 comments
New Delhi: By this afternoon, the government had received two clear messages from Anna Hazare's anti-corruption demonstration at Ramlila Maidan: the national holiday was driving huge numbers to the activist's base camp (over 30,000 by afternoon); and that Team Anna wanted a senior minister, the Prime Minister or Rahul Gandhi to lead discussions for a possible truce with the activists. (Read: Who is Anna Hazare?) | (Read: What is Jan Lokpal Bill?)
74-year-old Anna is on the seventh day of his hunger strike; he has lost five kilos; doctors continue to examine him regularly. He repeated this morning that he will not end his fast till Parliament passes his version of the anti-corruption Lokpal Bill by August 30. The government's version of the Bill, introduced earlier this month in Parliament, has been attacked by Anna and other critics as a weak version designed to protect politicians and other public servants accused of graft. (Read: The Standing Committee looking into the Lokpal Bill)
The government spent the day stressing that it is open to discussions with Anna and his advisors. Speaking at IIM Calcutta, the Prime Minister said for the second time in 72 hours that there should be a "reasoned debate" on the Lokpal Bill. (Read: Govt open to talks, PM reiterates) Law Minister Salman Khursheed said that while dialogue is necessary, "A solution to complex issues cannot be delivered within two-three days." The minister also said that members of the government will decide when and how that discussion should be initiated.
The Prime Minister is expected to hold high-level meet on the Anna protest at 7.30 this evening. Sources have told NDTV that the government does not want to act in haste, but is concerned about the law-and-order situation.
Kiran Bedi, who is one of Anna's closest advisors, tweeted "Let govt come forward... Let PM send his representatives. Any negotiations are rumours."
However, it's clear that the government did try to break the ice on Sunday as crowds at Ramlila Maidan made it clear they have placed their faith in Anna to lead a sustained nationwide demonstration against corruption. Yesterday, the government deputed Umesh Chandra Sarangi, a senior bureaucrat from Maharashtra and spiritual leader Bhaiyyu Maharaj as its emissaries. Both men are from Anna's home state of Maharashtra and know the activist well.
But sources say Team Anna has made it clear that discussions with the government have to reflect the complex stature of a nationwide crisis; so a top minister, Dr Manmohan Singh or Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi need to meet them at the negotiating table.
The Lokpal Bill - or even a condensed version of its main features - is not what is drawing the thousands of housewives, students and office-goers. Most people say they have run out of patience with systematic graft; it is corruption in public offices at all levels that people are tired of battling in everyday life. In Anna and his protest, they have found a channel for their frustration. There is an unofficial dress code at Ramlila Maidan which pairs "I am Anna" t-shirts with the Gandhi topi that Anna is rarely seen without. The chorus rings out periodically as the crowd churns: "Anna, tum sangharsh karo, hum tumhaare saath hain (Anna, you keep up the fight, we are with you)."
Arvind Kejriwal, a member of Anna's core team, said today that the activists' aim is not to destabilize the government. He also denied allegations that by asking people to protest outside the homes of ministers and MPs, he is inciting hooliganism. "We have simply asked people to protest peacefully," clarified Mr Kejriwal. Countering charges that Anna's movement is undermining Parliament and its right to legislate, Mr Kejriwal said, "What is democracy? It is not just voting once every five years and handing over your destiny to representatives. It is day-to-day engagement with your representatives." (Read: Hooliganism charges against us false, says Kejriwal)
In Delhi today, a small group of people protested at the residence of Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit; in Mumbai, a similar demonstration outside the home of Congress MP Priya Dutt provoked an unexpected response. "I'm in favour of a strong anti-corruption bill," Ms Dutt said. She also backed Anna's demand for the Lokpal Bill to cover both senior judges and the Prime Minister. Both have been excluded from the government's draft. (Watch: Congress MPs offer support for Anna)
74-year-old Anna is on the seventh day of his hunger strike; he has lost five kilos; doctors continue to examine him regularly. He repeated this morning that he will not end his fast till Parliament passes his version of the anti-corruption Lokpal Bill by August 30. The government's version of the Bill, introduced earlier this month in Parliament, has been attacked by Anna and other critics as a weak version designed to protect politicians and other public servants accused of graft. (Read: The Standing Committee looking into the Lokpal Bill)
The government spent the day stressing that it is open to discussions with Anna and his advisors. Speaking at IIM Calcutta, the Prime Minister said for the second time in 72 hours that there should be a "reasoned debate" on the Lokpal Bill. (Read: Govt open to talks, PM reiterates) Law Minister Salman Khursheed said that while dialogue is necessary, "A solution to complex issues cannot be delivered within two-three days." The minister also said that members of the government will decide when and how that discussion should be initiated.
The Prime Minister is expected to hold high-level meet on the Anna protest at 7.30 this evening. Sources have told NDTV that the government does not want to act in haste, but is concerned about the law-and-order situation.
Kiran Bedi, who is one of Anna's closest advisors, tweeted "Let govt come forward... Let PM send his representatives. Any negotiations are rumours."
However, it's clear that the government did try to break the ice on Sunday as crowds at Ramlila Maidan made it clear they have placed their faith in Anna to lead a sustained nationwide demonstration against corruption. Yesterday, the government deputed Umesh Chandra Sarangi, a senior bureaucrat from Maharashtra and spiritual leader Bhaiyyu Maharaj as its emissaries. Both men are from Anna's home state of Maharashtra and know the activist well.But sources say Team Anna has made it clear that discussions with the government have to reflect the complex stature of a nationwide crisis; so a top minister, Dr Manmohan Singh or Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi need to meet them at the negotiating table.
The Lokpal Bill - or even a condensed version of its main features - is not what is drawing the thousands of housewives, students and office-goers. Most people say they have run out of patience with systematic graft; it is corruption in public offices at all levels that people are tired of battling in everyday life. In Anna and his protest, they have found a channel for their frustration. There is an unofficial dress code at Ramlila Maidan which pairs "I am Anna" t-shirts with the Gandhi topi that Anna is rarely seen without. The chorus rings out periodically as the crowd churns: "Anna, tum sangharsh karo, hum tumhaare saath hain (Anna, you keep up the fight, we are with you)."
Arvind Kejriwal, a member of Anna's core team, said today that the activists' aim is not to destabilize the government. He also denied allegations that by asking people to protest outside the homes of ministers and MPs, he is inciting hooliganism. "We have simply asked people to protest peacefully," clarified Mr Kejriwal. Countering charges that Anna's movement is undermining Parliament and its right to legislate, Mr Kejriwal said, "What is democracy? It is not just voting once every five years and handing over your destiny to representatives. It is day-to-day engagement with your representatives." (Read: Hooliganism charges against us false, says Kejriwal)
In Delhi today, a small group of people protested at the residence of Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit; in Mumbai, a similar demonstration outside the home of Congress MP Priya Dutt provoked an unexpected response. "I'm in favour of a strong anti-corruption bill," Ms Dutt said. She also backed Anna's demand for the Lokpal Bill to cover both senior judges and the Prime Minister. Both have been excluded from the government's draft. (Watch: Congress MPs offer support for Anna)
29 Andhra legislators loyal to Jagan to resign
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Hyderabad: Twenty-nine Andhra Pradesh legislators loyal to YSR Congress party chief Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy on Sunday decided to resign to protest the inclusion of late chief minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy's name in the complaint registered by the CBI in a case against his son.
Rallying behind Jaganmohan, who is facing a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the alleged illegal assets, 24 legislators, almost all of them belonging to the ruling Congress, decided to quit.
Five other legislators have conveyed to the party that they would also resign, said YSR Congress leaders.
Congress leader Amarnath Reddy told reporters after a meeting at YSR Congress party office here that they have decided to submit their resignations out of love for their beloved late leader.
'The Congress had called YSR a god when he was the chief minister and now the same party is tarnishing his image after his death by including his name in the FIR (first information report),' said Amarnath.
He said they would submit their resignations to assembly speaker N. Manohar Sunday evening.
The party hopes many others would come forward to quit. 'You should not be surprised if 29 more legislators submit their resignations tomorrow (Monday),' said YSR Congress party leader Jupudi Prabhakar.
Two MPs and four members of state legislative council loyal to Jagan are also likely to resign.
The FIR says YSR doled out several favours to certain companies which invested in the firms floated by his son Jaganmohan in a quid-pro-quo arrangement.
YSR, who became chief minister in 2004, died in a helicopter crash in 2009.
Jagan, as Jaganmohan Reddy is popularly known, quit the Congress last year after he was sidelined by the party leadership. He floated the YSR Congress party in March this year and was re-elected to the Lok Sabha from Kadapa.
The CBI last week launched the probe against Jagan on the direction of the Andhra Pradesh High Court on the petitions of a state minister and some leaders of opposition Telugu Desam Party (TDP).
The central agency during the last four days searched residences, companies of Jagan, his family members and also the firms which invested in his businesses.
The legislators loyal to Jagan met and took the decision even as Jagan continues to tour Krishna district to console the family members of those who committed suicide or died of shock following his father's death.
Those who attended the meeting include P. Subhash Chandra Bose, B. Srinivas Reddy, Konda Surekha and K. Ramakrishna who served as ministers under YSR.
Actress-turned-legislator Jayasudha, Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) legislator Shoba Nagi Reddy were also among those who attended the meet.
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