Kakinada, Oct 6th: Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) chairman and East Godavari district Collector Mr. Gopalakrishna Dwivedi appealed to the people to support flood victims in the neighboring districts. In an official release, the collector stated that people who want to extend help to the victims of floods in Kurnool, Mahbubnagar, Guntur, Nalgonda and Krishna districts in the state can extend their support in the form of clothes, money or kitchenware through the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.
Details in this regard can be obtained from a toll free phone number 1077 or 0884-2365424 or 2365428 or 2371409 that were set up at the collectorate to provide more information about the relief work and donations. The collector further said that as of now donations amounting to Rs 50,000 were received. Cash and material help would be forwarded to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund, the release added.
Details in this regard can be obtained from a toll free phone number 1077 or 0884-2365424 or 2365428 or 2371409 that were set up at the collectorate to provide more information about the relief work and donations. The collector further said that as of now donations amounting to Rs 50,000 were received. Cash and material help would be forwarded to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund, the release added.
Students asked to focus on research Posted on 07-Oct-2009
Kakinada, Oct 6th: Former vice chancellor of Acharya N G Ranga University, Prof M V Rao today advised the directors of Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Kakinada (JNTUK) and other university teachers to give major thrust to research and individual patents instead of contenting themselves with...
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Chiranjeevi consoles flood victims Posted on 07-Oct-2009
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Girish takes over as new DGP Posted on 08-Oct-2009
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Huge damage to crops due to floods Posted on 08-Oct-2009
New Delhi, Oct 7th: Andhra Pradesh Agriculture Minister Raghuveera Reddy has said that crops worth billions of rupees were damaged in by floods. Due to the recent floods about 2 lakh 80 hectares of crops have damaged. The total loss that was preliminary assessed so far is about 1,250 crores and the i...
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