Rajahmundry, Jan 21st: The Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) sleuths trapped an administrative office, G. Anand, working in office of regional joint director of intermediate Education, while accepting bribe of Rs 5,000 on Thursday. One V. Samson lodged a complaint with ACB sleuths stating that the administrative officer was demanding Rs 5,000 from his son Rakesh Kumar for giving him a posting order to work in the RJD's office as the collector had given appointment letter as part of filling up SC backlog post earlier.
G. Anand was recently appointed as Administrative officer in RJD, Rajahmundry who previously worked at Intermediate Commissioner Office. According to information, he had talks with Rakesh Kumar about the bribe and asked him to give him the money at his office. On hearing the news, the ACB sleuths caught the official red-handed while accepting the bribe and Three Town Police arrested him. ACB DSP Sri Rama Chandra Rao said that they will surrender him in the ACB court, Vijayawada on Friday.
G. Anand was recently appointed as Administrative officer in RJD, Rajahmundry who previously worked at Intermediate Commissioner Office. According to information, he had talks with Rakesh Kumar about the bribe and asked him to give him the money at his office. On hearing the news, the ACB sleuths caught the official red-handed while accepting the bribe and Three Town Police arrested him. ACB DSP Sri Rama Chandra Rao said that they will surrender him in the ACB court, Vijayawada on Friday.
Poor allocation of fees to Bcs Posted on 23-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 22nd: In a view to encourage the poor and meritorious BC students, the state government had introduced fee reimbursement scheme a few years ago. All the BC students who come under below poverty line are eligible to get the benefits of the scheme. But, in East Godavari, the beneficiaries...
Narasimhan sworn in as AP governor Posted on 23-Jan-2010
Hyderabad, Jan 22nd: Former Intelligence Bureau (IB) director E.S.L. Narasimhan Friday took over as the 22nd governor of Andhra Pradesh. Chief Justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court A.R. Dave administered the oath of office at Raj Bhavan, the official residence of the governor. Chief Minister K. Ro...
New courses to start in JNTU-K Posted on 23-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 22nd: Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (Kakinada) is coming up with grand plans to claim credit for being the first university in the state to introduce several new courses. The JNTU-K vice chancellor, Prof Allam Appa Rao, told newsmen here on Friday that they were making effor...
Three day flower show in Vizag Posted on 23-Jan-2010
Vizag, Jan 22nd: Visakhapatnam Urban Development Authority (VUDA) will hold a three-day flower show at the VUDA park in the port city here. The show would be inaugurated by state Tribal Welfare Minister P Bala Raju, VUDA vice-chairman B Sreedhar. Rare species of flowers, plants and other amazing disp...
CM asks Collectors to promote IT Posted on 23-Jan-2010
Hyderabad, Jan 22nd: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah asked District Collectors to facilitate setting up of Information Technology (IT) and IT-Enabled Services companies in all the headquarters. Holding a conference with them, the Chief Minister impressed upon them that IT/ITES units should no...
AU PG center to start new courses Posted on 25-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 24th: The Andhra University MSN Postgraduate Center in Atchampeta in Kakinada rural mandal in East Godavari will start two new PG courses in social work and psychology from the 2010-11 academic year. The center which was started more than a decade ago was catering to the needs of studen...
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