New Delhi, Aug 16th: The Chief Minister, Dr. Y.S Raja Shekar Reddy on Sunday said that full cooperation would be extended for the establishment of Gram Nyayalayas in the state. Speaking at the conference of Chief Ministers and Chief Justices of High Courts here on Sunday, Dr. Reddy said the need of the hour was to restore confidence among the people in the justice delivery system in the country.
Assuring full support of the state government towards the implementation of the Gram Nyayalayas Act 2008, the CM said that Chief Justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court was also extending full cooperation in the issue. The sate law minister, Mr. M.V Ramana Rao, who has accompanied the Chief Minister in the conference told media persons that the state may be the first to implement the Act. He said that state would come out with an action plan within a month. Mr. Rao said that Center will initially fund the infrastructural needs of the program and the state government will bear the cost of running the Gram Nyayalayas.
Assuring full support of the state government towards the implementation of the Gram Nyayalayas Act 2008, the CM said that Chief Justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court was also extending full cooperation in the issue. The sate law minister, Mr. M.V Ramana Rao, who has accompanied the Chief Minister in the conference told media persons that the state may be the first to implement the Act. He said that state would come out with an action plan within a month. Mr. Rao said that Center will initially fund the infrastructural needs of the program and the state government will bear the cost of running the Gram Nyayalayas.
Orders to close illegal schools: HC Posted on 18-Aug-2009
Hyderabad, Aug 17th: A divisional bench of the High Court on Monday directed the department of school education to close all the unrecognized schools in Visakhapatnam district within three days. The order will have a direct bearing on 457 schools in Vizag. The petition filed by Mr. Srisailam Ramesh, ...
New collection centers for swineflu Posted on 18-Aug-2009
Hyderabad, Aug 17th: With the increase in the number of positive cases of swine flu in the city, the state government on Monday set up eight new test collection centers. However doubts are being raised about the safety measures being observed at the centers. These centers just have the basic safety m...
Prisoners gave up hunger strike Posted on 18-Aug-2009
Rajahmundry, Aug 17th: Five Central jail prisoners who were on a hunger strike in the prison premises for the last six days gave up their stir on Monday. Eight of the demands out of the 12 made by them were accepted by the jail authorities. The prisoners have taken up a fast-unto-death from August 11...
Teachers asked to stay at workplace Posted on 18-Aug-2009
Rampachodavaram, Aug 17th: East Godavari district collector, Mr. Gopala Krishna issued directions to tribal welfare authorities to make efforts to ensure the stay of teachers at their work place. He inspected the tribal welfare residential girl’s high school at K. Yerrampalem village in Rampach...
TTD to hold Varuna Yagam Posted on 18-Aug-2009
Tirupati, Aug 17th: The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) will hold a five day Kareeri Ishti program to invoke Lord Varuna for copious rains in the state from August 19 to 23. This special yagam will be performed at Parveta Mandapam in Tirumala. Ritwicks and Vedic pandits will participate in the p...
Steps to tackle viral fever Posted on 19-Aug-2009
Rajahmundry, Aug 18th: Health authorities are taking up various steps to tackle viral fever in the agency areas in wake of increasing cases in Rampachodavaram in East Godavari. As many as 12,923 blood samples were collected from August 1 to 18 and of these, 245 were tested positive for malaria. Nearl...
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