Hyderabad, Sep 18th: Andhra Pradesh Home Minister P Sabita Reddy on Friday said an Ordinance would be soon promulgated to provide deterrent punishment to perpetrators of violence, including acid attacks against women. Taking a serious view of a vagabond youth, killing the parents of a 16-year-old girl and also seriously injuring her in Rajahmundry last night, the Minister said the Government was unable to introduce a Bill in the budget session, which was concluded on September 1 due to paucity of time.
As suggested by late Chief Minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy the same day, she had asked the officers concerned to prepare the Ordinance for providing stringent punishment on those playing with the lives of women. Stressing the need for counselling of students in educational institutions to curb the social menace of ragging and eve-teasing, she said parents had an important role in upbringing their children. Ms Reddy said the Government would take care of the education of the girl. The East Godavari District Collector had been asked to sanction a house for the girl under the INDIRAMMA programme, she added.
Kakinada, Sep 18th: The Union Minister of state for defence, Mr. M.M Pallam Raju assured of efforts to increase maritime secure along the coast by setting up new Coast Guard stations, installation of radar sensors, strengthening manpower and aerial mobility facilities. The minister dedicated a berth ...
Visakhapatnam, Sep 20th: The Apex Group on September 20 started a new division to facilitate world class infrastructure to handle every aspect of food. The Apex Group Chairman N Rama Rao said here, this is a well proven system worldwide to increase output, reduce damages and balances supply demand pa...
Hyderabad, Sep 20th: Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) president Chiranjeevi on Sept 20 announced revamping of the party apparatus in Andhra Pradesh, naming seven state Vice-Presidents and nine General Secretaries after an elaborate exercise to strengthen the party, which had been routed in the simultaneous e...
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 ...
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...
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...
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