AMARAVATI: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy will be visiting Tanuku town in West Godavari district on the 21st of this month. The state government will launch the ambitious ‘Jagananna Sampoorna Gruha Hakku Scheme – housing scheme'. He will then address a public meeting there. - He will leave for Tadepalli by helicopter at 10.15 am on Tuesday morning and reach
Andhra Pradesh government signs MoUs with 14 more companies for helping women in business
Speaking on the occasion, various ministers present asserted that the government was taking all measures to develop women as entrepreneurs in the areas they are residing in.
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VIJAYAWADA: With an objective to ensure women empowerment and livelihood to six lakh women on a permanent basis through the YSR Cheyutha scheme, the State government exchanged MoUs with 14 companies. Officials exchanged papers in the presence of the Ministers Committee comprising Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy (Panchayat Raj and Rural Development), Botcha Satyanarayana (Municipal Administration and Urban Development) K Kannababu (Agriculture) and Seediri Appala Raju (Animal Husbandry) at a programme held in the Panchayat Raj Commissioner’s office at Tadepalli on Monday.
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Around 1000 constables were selected in the recruitment process conducted in 2008.
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Non-local constables submit a representation to YSR Congress honorary President and Chief Minister’s mother Y.S. Vijayamma in Tirupati on January 8, 2021.
Around 1000 constables were selected in the recruitment process conducted in 2008. Constables posted under non-local category have reiterated their appeal to the state government to post them in their native districts so as to get closer to their families.
Around 1000 constables were selected in the recruitment process conducted in 2008 and nearly 200 of them hailing from Uttarandhra region got posting in Tirupati Urban, Chittoor, Kadapa, Kurnool, Nellore, Prakasam other districts. However, it started becoming difficult for them to travel to their native place to take care of their families. “It takes two days to reach our village in the other corner of the state and our casual leaves for fifteen days get ex