India , which is famous all over the world for its secularism and unity in diversity is turning wild and loosing its fame and name in the form of religious wars and harassments. It is into news with religious war held at Babri mosque seems to repeat the same with the deeds done by few physic attacks by castic elements and few caste based politicians. Previously RSS and MIM, the two major HINDU and MUSLIM caste based parties raised their voices against each other which damaged the national integrity.

Few incidents are today making we Indians bend our heads before the world. Before forgetting JNU incident two Muslim students were hit hard for not chanting  the slogan Jai Mata Di , which is a regular slogan of every HINDU. In detail three Muslim Students were beaten up brutally in New Delhi over not chanting Jai Mata Di. It is reported that the 3 Muslim Madarasa Students who went out to a park were harassed and beaten up without any reason. The Muslim heads gave a call to protest against the incidents in a peaceful manner. If the Muslim party MIM makes it a chance this may again lead to communal clashes reported the police. Lets wait and see the how and what may happen because of this brutal incident. Here is a video that say us what exactly happened. 

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District Collector Babu A. inspected the arrangements being made for Krishna Pushkaram at Vijayawada, Gunadala, Ramavarappadu, Madhuranagar, Rayanapadu and Kondapalli railway stations.

He has given certain suggestions about facilities, medical camps, sanitary and other things. He asked Divisional Railway Manager to come up with proposals to increase the infrastructure by Krishna Pushkarams.

Well known cine costume designer Aanchal has started designer ware exhibition at Hotel Fortune Murali in Vijayawada.

Expo is going to be organized on April 1st and 2nd, from 10.00 AM to 11.00 PM

Heavy vehicles can no longer zoom on the highways in the State, as the speed restrictions will come into force from April 1st. According to the rules, all heavy vehicles can go up to a maximum 80 kmph only. It is also mandated that heavy vehicles, passengers and freight carriers should install speed governors and the transport and police departments will monitor the highways and cases will be slapped on the erring drivers.

The decision on speed restriction was taken by the Central government to curb road accidents in the country. RTC buses, private buses, tourist buses, transport vehicles and others will come under the new rule. However, an exemption has been given for passenger cars, which can go over 80kmph. The transport and police department officials are hoping that the speed restrictions will reduce the road accidents in the State.