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YSRC, TD Trade Charges Over Kakumanu Rajasekharâs Death (opens the original)
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TIRUPATI: The YSRC and Telugu Desam (TD) traded charges on Friday over the death of former LIDCAP chairman and YSRC state campaign committee president Kakumanu Rajasekhar. YSRC parliamentary party leader Y.V. Subba Reddy and state coordinator Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy paid their respects to Rajasekharâs mortal remains at his native Ongole and consoled his family members. The YSRC leaders alleged that Rajasekhar fell two or three times during a September 22 protest at the SAAP office in Vijayaw
812 New Police Constables Complete Training in Tirupati District (opens the original)
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Tirupati: A total of 812 newly recruited police constables completed their training at two police training centres in Tirupati district on Friday, with passing-out parades held at the Police Training College (PTC), Kalyani Dam, and the 9th APSP Battalion in Venkatagiri. At the Kalyani Dam PTC, 581 Stipendiary Cadet Trainee Police Constables (Civil) of the 2025–26 batch completed their training. Transport Minister M. Ram Prasad Reddy attended the programme as the chief guest. Chittoor MP Daggumal
Opening Of Chintalachenu Underpass Sparks TD-YSRC War Of Words (opens the original)
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TIRUPATI: The opening of Chintalachenu LC 107 road under-bridge (RUB) has triggered a row between the ruling Telugu Desam (TD) and opposition YSRC, with both parties trading allegations over the delay in making the facility available to public. LC 107 crossing is a major traffic bottleneck on the Tirupati-Renigunta road, with around 50,000 vehicles using the stretch daily. Frequent train movements caused inordinate delays, prompting the proposal for a RUB to ease congestion and improve connectiv
5.76 Lakh Devotees Have Govindaâs Darshan During Tirumala Brahmotsavams (opens the original)
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As many as 5.76 lakh devotees have received darshan of Lord Venkateswara during the eight days of the Srivari Salakatla Brahmotsavams at Tirumala. The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) received â¹28.94 crore in hundi offerings. Sharing the festival statistics at a press conference in Tirumala on Wednesday, TTD chairman B.R. Naidu, accompanied by executive officer (EO) M. Ravichandra, said the Brahmotsavams have been conducted successfully with the collective efforts of TTD priests, officials
Tirumala Brahmotsavams Begin With Dhwajarohanam (opens the original)
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Tirupati: The nine-day Salakatla Brahmotsavams of Lord Venkateswara began at Tirumala on Tuesday with the traditional Dhwajarohanam ceremony. The proceedings began with Ankurarpanam, the seed-sowing ritual, on Monday. Dhwajarohanam was performed between 6.21 pm and 6.35 pm during Meena Lagnam. Temple priests hoisted the sacred yellow Dhwajapatam bearing the image of Lord Garuda on the Dhwajasthambham amid Vedic chants. Earlier, the Dhwajapatam was offered special pujas inside the hill temple. Th
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