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Corporates eye Osmania University students
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The common perception that Osmania University's image would take a beating due to Telangana agitation is not worrying corporates.
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Offers galore at TMC on LCD televisions
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This IPL season, TMC Electronics, in collaboration with Videocon, has come up with new offers for its customers on LCD televisions of 22-inch and above sizes.
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Wipro to provide job offers to 4,000 B.Sc graduates
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Here's some good news for B.Sc graduates as Osmania University in collaboration with Wipro Technologies is providing exciting job opportunities for more than 4,000 graduates of 2010 batch.
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PoC makes verification of ration cards easy
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The villagers from that particular ward came one by one to participate in the exercise being held at Panchayat office in this tiny village with a population of about 4,000.
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No peak hour power cuts for small industries
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Offering some relief to small-scale industries and software firms, AP Transco and the four distribution companies lifted the four-hour daily power cut during peak hours (6.30 to 10.30 p.m.) for them on Monday, while retaining the restriction for major and other industries
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Maoists trying to come back: DGP
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The director general of police, Mr R.R. Girish Kumar, said CPI Maoists are trying to regain lost ground in the state.
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TN power purchase deepens crisis in AP
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The Tamil Nadu government’s largescale purchase of electricity has deepened the power crisis in Andhra Pradesh.
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City boy tops GATE with 99.99 percentile
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Mr Malladi Harikrishna, a final year computer science engineering student from the city, has topped the national-level Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE-2010).
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Syllabus confusion in Inter question papers
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A goof-up occurred in the Intermediate public exams held on Monday in some districts as question papers with the old syllabus were distributed to students giving the exam for the new syllabus.
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More power for small industries
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More than 2 lakh small and medium industries in the state will have shorter power cuts from Monday. The four hour cut between 6 pm and 10 pm has been withdrawn with immediate affect.
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Keralite held at Hyd airport for travelling on fake passport
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A 36-year-old man was arrested today at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport here for travelling on a fake passport, police said.
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HR for probe into police role in OU
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While the Osmania University continues to be a battle field in between the police and the students over ongoing Telangana protests, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued a notice to the chief secretary, government of Andhra Pradesh to conduct an inquiry
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Muffakham bats for poor at Nims
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Prince Muffakham Jah, scion of the Nizam family, has urged the Chief Minister, Mr K. Rosaiah, to convene the governing council of the Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (Nims) to discuss the alleged neglect of poor patients.
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I-T officials conduct raids on city jeweller
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Income Tax officials conducted simultaneous raids on the shops and house of popular diamond and jewellery trader M/s Musaddilal Bhagwat Swaroop Jewellers here on Thursday.
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Diwakar’s cup of T on Seema has no takers
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The proposal of former minister, Mr J.C. Diwakar Reddy, to merge Rayalaseema region with Telangana in case the Justice Srikrishna Committee recommends bifurcation of the state has not gone down well with several Telangana leaders.
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IEI to host panel discussion on Budget
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The Institute of Engineers (India), Vijayawada centre will host a panel discussion on Union Budget 2010-11 at K.L. Rao Bhavan at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
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More subsidy on drip irrigation equipment likely
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The government is considering raising the subsidy allowed on purchase of drip irrigation equipment by farmers.
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Minister faces heat as MIM disputes statistics
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Health Minister Danam Nagender had a tough time in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday when Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi disputed the statistics he furnished on the number of vacancies in various government hospitals and medical institutions
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More than six lakh yet to pay property tax
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While it did show an iron fist behind a velvet glove in acting against Hyderabad Central on Tuesday, GHMC or even the erstwhile MCH record on tackling property tax defaulters has been poor otherwise.
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Don’t take common man for granted: Governor
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Governor E.S.L. Narasimhan on Tuesday asked people’s representatives not to take the common man for granted and urged them to strive for implementing policies drafted for the welfare of people.
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Hyderabad as second national capital favoured
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Separate Andhra Sadhana Samiti has said that Hyderabad should be declared the second national capital of the country in deference of the wishes of B. R. Ambedkar.
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Quarry tragedy: bedlam in Assembly, Council
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The alleged inaction of the government in the wake of the tragedy in the Chimakurthi granite quarry in Prakasam district last week rocked both Houses of the Legislature on Tuesday.
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LIC staff to oppose panel on financial sector
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The legislative commission on financial sector proposed by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee is yet another way to push through the Raghuram Rajan committee’s recommendations for further liberalisation of the banking and insurance sector
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Opposition’s outrage over fuel price hike
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The latest hike in petroleum prices announced by the Centre caused a furore in the Legislative Assembly and the Council on Tuesday.
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Hyderabad part of Telangana: Botcha
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Continuing his theory of creating two Telugu speaking States, Panchayat Raj Minister Botcha Satyanarayana said Hyderabad was part and parcel of Telangana
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