Kadapa, Nov 11th: Former Chief Minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy's son and Lok Sabha member Y S Jaganmohan Reddy today expressed his confidence about becoming the chief minister of the state in future. Addressing a gathering after distributing the certificates of 'Abhaya Hastham', the state government's pension scheme to the women members of the Self Help Groups (SHG) here, he said ''I will become chief minister of the state with your blessings and wishes even after ten years''. ''I am young and there is enough time for me to reach my target, and one day I will sit on the chair'', he announced amidst loud cheers from the gathering.
Meanwhile, official spokesperson of the Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee, N Thulasi Reddy justifying the aspirations of the young MP, said '' Mr Jagan has tremendous abilities as he is young, educated and a people-centered figure. There was nothing wrong in Jagan's statement as he was loved by the people of the state. '' Mr Thulasi Reddy also said Jagan's statement would not be considered as disobeying the wishes of the high command and against Chief Minister K Rosaiah as Mr Jagan has been stating that he would abide by the high command's decision and work as per its directions.
Meanwhile, official spokesperson of the Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee, N Thulasi Reddy justifying the aspirations of the young MP, said '' Mr Jagan has tremendous abilities as he is young, educated and a people-centered figure. There was nothing wrong in Jagan's statement as he was loved by the people of the state. '' Mr Thulasi Reddy also said Jagan's statement would not be considered as disobeying the wishes of the high command and against Chief Minister K Rosaiah as Mr Jagan has been stating that he would abide by the high command's decision and work as per its directions.
Schools are told to perform better Posted on 12-Nov-2009
Rajahmundry, Nov 11th: The East Godavari District collector, Mr. Gopala Krishna Dwevedi called upon the heads of schools to improve the pass percentage of Class X students to 90 in the coming annual exams and asked them to come up with an action plan for 100 days to improve the academic performance o...
Hussain sagar threatening city Posted on 12-Nov-2009
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JNTUK tie up with Microsoft Posted on 13-Nov-2009
Kakinada, Nov 12 : The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Kakinada (JNTUK) has signed an agreement with Microsoft India on Thursday to offer the Microsoft Dream spark programme- a free software giving access to over 2,00,000 students spread over to 226 affiliated engineering colleges across ei...
Strike affects health services Posted on 13-Nov-2009
Hyderabad, Nov 12th: Health services in ten teaching hospitals across Andhra Pradesh were affected as junior doctors embarked on indefinite strike demanding hike in stipend in the wake of the recommendations of the University Grants Commission (UGC). The medicos refused to attend to outpatients and a...
Special buses for Sabarimala Posted on 13-Nov-2009
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'Gou Grama Yatra' to several places Posted on 13-Nov-2009
Hyderabad, Nov 12th: The Vishwa Mangala Gou Grama Yatra which reached Andhra Pradesh yesterday would tour several places in the state as part of its nation-wide yatra to raise awareness among the people on the protection of cow and bring prosperity to the Indian villages and will conduct a big public...
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