Hyderabad, Jan 25th: The Andhra Pradesh Government today announced enhancement of tuition fee reimbursement limit to students pursuing Self Finance Courses such as MBA, MCA, M.Tech, M.Pharmacy. This would cost the state exchequer Rs 167 crore every year and benefit two lakh students.
Announcing the decision taken on the directions of Chief Minister K Rosaiah, Social Welfare Minister P Subash Chandrabose, in a press release, said from now onwards there would be no upper limit of Rs 20,000. Students pursuing the Self Financed Courses having Admissions and Fee Regularatory Committee approval could get reimbursement of full fees. The Government promulgated an order to this effect.
The state government also decided to enhance the rates fixed for taking on lease, buildings for 400 departmental hostels for college students. The new rates ranged from Rs 2.50 per sq foot to Rs 10 per sq. foot per month depending on the location.
Announcing the decision taken on the directions of Chief Minister K Rosaiah, Social Welfare Minister P Subash Chandrabose, in a press release, said from now onwards there would be no upper limit of Rs 20,000. Students pursuing the Self Financed Courses having Admissions and Fee Regularatory Committee approval could get reimbursement of full fees. The Government promulgated an order to this effect.
The state government also decided to enhance the rates fixed for taking on lease, buildings for 400 departmental hostels for college students. The new rates ranged from Rs 2.50 per sq foot to Rs 10 per sq. foot per month depending on the location.
Forest official in ACB net Posted on 25-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 24th: The sleuths of Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) arrested a forest checking officer, while accepting a bribe of Rs 5,000 from a timber depot owner at the office of Forest department here on Sunday. The ACB DSP, Mr. Sriramachandra Rao, told reporters here that K. Venugopala Rao, native ...
Panel to review water supply Posted on 25-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 24th: The East Godavari district collector, Mr. Gopala Krishna Dwevedi said that a special committee with the joint collector, Mr. Kona Sasidhar as head would be constituted for studying the progress of supplying water from Yeluru reservoir to the selected farm lands for paddy crop in R...
TD blames Congress for hiked prices Posted on 27-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 25th: The opposition Telugu Desam Party on Monday blamed the congress-led UPA at the Centre and the Congress Government in the state responsible for the abnormal hike in prices of all essential commodities. Led by the TDP floor leader in AP Legislative council Dadi Veerabhadrarao, TDP l...
3G mobile services from BSNL Posted on 27-Jan-2010
Rajahmundry, Jan 26th: For the first of its kind BSNL (Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited) is going to launch its 3G mobile services in district by the end of this month. It is a long wait for customers to have value-added services from BSNL which is postponing the date. Initially Rajahmundry and Kakinada ...
TTD excess gold in national banks Posted on 27-Jan-2010
Tirupati, Jan 25th: The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), like every year, is planning to deposit their excess gold offerings by devotees in Sri Vari hundi across the world, in nationalized banks in the country. Over 60,000 pilgrims visit the world famous Venkateswara Swamy temple in Tirumala dai...
Decrease in red gram price Posted on 27-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 26th: With the arrival of new crops and efforts put by the administration there was a reduction in the price of red gram in the last one week bringing a great relief to the customer to some extend. The price of the essential commodity has raised upto Rs 90 a kg in the last year. This re...
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