Rajahmundry, June 24th: The minister for women and child welfare, Mr Konda Surekha, stated that the state government was contemplating setting up of mobile courts and mobile counseling centers to help solve the problems of the women. The family members were approaching the courts seeking their intervention even for trivial issues within the families resulting in pain and agony to women. To solve such problems and for setting up mobile courts and mobile counseling centers, proposals were submitted to the Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy.
Maintaining the discrimination towards girl child and foeticides in tribal areas, the minister called up on the ICDS (Integrated Child Development Scheme) supervisors and anganwadi teachers to bring awareness among the tribal to give up such practices. She also said that her department was going to put forth proposals for setting up a woman police station in every district and a special cell to look after women problems in every mandal level police station.
New Delhi, June 25th: The union human resources development minister, Mr. Kapil Sibal proposed to bring a major reform in the examination system by setting up single school board at all-India level, replacing all state level boards and to make the board examination at the class 10 level optional fo...
Hyderabad, June 25th: According to the metrological department, monsoons are likely to hit the state in two to three days. This will be a good relief to the farmers that are waiting for rains for their Kharif plantations. Meteorologist of IMD department, Mr. M. Satya Kumar said that the monsoons wi...
Los Angles, June 25th: Iconic pop star Michael Jackson reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest and died on Thursday at the age of 50. With the further details of the death not yet released, a cardiac arrest is more dangerous than a heart attack. Jackson died at UCLA Medical Center after being stricken...
Kakinada, June 25th: The NCC (National Cadet Corps) will organize a special national integration camp in the month of September at Kakinada for development of leadership skills among youth. Cadets from all over the country will take part in the camp which is being hosted by the NCC, AP directorate....
Rajahmundry, June 25th: The educational authorities have started issuing notices to the schools and junior colleges, asking them to submit details of fees collected from the students for admission into their colleges. In wake of allegations from parents and students over the collection of high fees...
Tirupati, June 26th: On the reason of three eclipses that are slated to occur in the space of a month the Tirumala temple, the abode of Lord Venkateswara will remain closed. The first in the series of celestial events would be the lunar eclipse on July 7, followed by solar eclipse on July 22 and an...
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