Rajahmundry, Sep 19th: The home minister, Ms Sabita Indra Reddy announced special relief worth Rs 5 lakh, a job and educational support to Anusha and her two sisters. Minister visited Anusha who is convalescing at government general hospital here on Saturday. Anusha expressed concern over the safety of herself and her two sisters saying that her attacker Rajesh may come out on bail and take revenge. Responding to it, the home minister assured protection to her and her sisters.
Reacting over the incident, HM told to newsmen here on Saturday that it was unfortunate incident that a stalker killed the parents and injured the girl for the reason that she spurned his advances. After learning about the poor financial status of the family, the Chief Minister, Rosaiah issued directions to provide an additional relief worth Rs 5 lakh apart from other financial support. She appreciated the lawyers in the town for not taking up the case on behalf of accused when the case comes up for hearing in the court.
Reacting over the incident, HM told to newsmen here on Saturday that it was unfortunate incident that a stalker killed the parents and injured the girl for the reason that she spurned his advances. After learning about the poor financial status of the family, the Chief Minister, Rosaiah issued directions to provide an additional relief worth Rs 5 lakh apart from other financial support. She appreciated the lawyers in the town for not taking up the case on behalf of accused when the case comes up for hearing in the court.
Grievance cell to check harassments Posted on 21-Sep-2009
Hyderabad, Sep 19th: Colleges in Andhra Pradesh will now set up grievance cells to receive and address complaints of sexual harassment. Concerned over increasing attacks on girl students by stalkers and spurned lovers, the state government Saturday decided to set up cells in all colleges to receive c...
Stiff resistance over inter reforms Posted on 21-Sep-2009
Hyderabad, Sep 20th: The reforms in the intermediate public exams initiated by the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) this year have evoked stiff resistance from students and teachers. They said the reforms were not in the interest of the students. As part of the reforms to be implemented from Mar...
Flu to be active till January Posted on 21-Sep-2009
Hyderabad, Sep 19th: Swine flu virus will be active in air till December end or January first week and the spread of HINI virus will slow down with the weather changes, said health experts. The officials are trying to import a new injectable drug, Peramavir that can be used to treat swine flu cases. ...
Meet for increasing power demand Posted on 21-Sep-2009
Hyderabad, Sep 20th: The Centre has chalked out an ambitious program to add 80 Giga Watt (GW) power generation capacities during 11th plan and another 100 GW additional capacity during the 12th plan, Union Minister of State for Power Bharat Singh Solanki revealed. Speaking on the occasion of silver j...
AP to be role model in health care Posted on 22-Sep-2009
Tirupati, Sep 21st: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K.Rosaiah today said his government would not fall back in implementing the ambitious health care programs of former Chief Minister Dr Y S Rajasekhar Reddy. After inaugurating medical infrastructure at SVIMS, Mr Rosaiah, said late Chief Minister Dr Ra...
Model colleges in 11 districts Posted on 22-Sep-2009
Hyderabad, Sep 21st: The centre will set up model colleges in 11 educationally backward districts in the state which have low enrollment ratio. A memorandum of understanding (MOU) will be signed between the state and the centre for this. According to the MOU, an amount of Rs 8 crore will be spent on ...
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