Sampat G. Samritan
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Hoteliers Plan Hike In Food Prices After Minor Increase In Commercial LPG Prices (opens the original)
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Vijayawada: As the state-owned Oil Marketing Companies hiked the price of a 19kg commercial LPG by Rs 69 from Thursday, the cost of each cylinder refill crossed the Rs 3,000 mark – against the previous Rs 2932. While the increase is minimal, stakeholders including hoteliers have expressed their resentment. Hoteliers said they would raise the prices of food items. Similarly, the price of 40.5kg commercial LPG has been revised upwards to Rs 7,500 against the earlier price of Rs 7,328 -- a marginal
HC Quashes 34% BC Quota, Orders Polls In Six Weeks (opens the original)
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VIJAYAWADA: The Andhra Pradesh High Court has quashed two government orders providing 34 per cent reservation to BCs (Backward Classes) in local body elections, ruling that total reservations should not exceed the 50 per cent ceiling prescribed by the Supreme Court. It directed the State government and the State Election Commission to initiate the election process within six weeks. A division bench comprising Chief Justice Lisa Gill and Justice Challa Gunaranjan pronounced the verdict on Thursda
SIR: AP Completes Hearing In 99.9% Of 44.27 Lakh Applications (opens the original)
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VIJAYAWADA: The Andhra Pradesh state election authority has completed hearings for 44.27 lakh out of a total 44.28 lakh notices it issued in the SIR process. This forms 99.96% of the applications for re-inclusion in the voters list. Only 1,665 notices are still left for hearing as part of the ongoing special intensive revision of electoral rolls in the state. According to the data available with the office of the chief electoral officer, Tirupati has 1,554 notices pending hearing; followed by Pr
AP To Raise Three Major Issues at KRMB Meeting in Hyderabad (opens the original)
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Vijayawada: The Andhra Pradesh government would take up three major issues at the meeting of the Krishna River Management Board in Hyderabad on October 1, so as to protect its water interests. The first issue is non-shifting of the head office of KRMB, currently located in Hyderabad to Andhra Pradesh. The AP Reorganisation Act, 2014 states that the head office of KRMB must be located in AP and the Godavari River Management Board in Hyderabad of Telangana. However, the head offices of both contin
Heavy Rains, Gales Affect Crops In 34,000 Hectares In AP (opens the original)
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VIJAYAWADA: Heavy rainfall and gales over the past three days under the influence of a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal have inundated or damaged crops in about 34,000 hectares across Andhra Pradesh. The Godavari and Krishna rivers are receiving heavy inflows from upstream catchment areas and local streams. A preliminary assessment found that agriculture crops, including paddy, maize, black gram, rajma and cotton, were inundated in 32,690 hectares covering 1,075 villages in 175 mandals. Abou
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