Minister for housing Kimidi Mrunalini, AP State Housing Corporation chairman Varla Ramaiah and housing corporation employees hand over a cheque of Rs.29,80,168/- to Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu towards CM's Relief Fund at CM's camp office in Vijayawada
British Deputy High Commissioner, Mr.Andrew McAllister Met Chief Minster Nara Chandrababu Naidu at Vijayawada in his Office. They have discussed and engage in strengthening the partnership in various sectors
Four major roads in Vijayawada are to be cleaned round the clock and not even a single paper will be seen on these four roads. The roads include MG Road, Karl Marx Road, 5 Route and Canal Road. The related works will be handed over to the contractor, Pune-based BVG India Private Limited. Already this is in process for MG Road, for a stretch of 7 Km, from Police Control Room to SIRIS Company. This is also maintained by BVG India Private Limited.
Yesterday, Municipal Commissioner G. Veerapandian inspected the sanitation works. He has enquired about the manual cleaning, where back-mounted vacuum cleaners are used to clean the roads. Mr. Veerapandian said that, very soon the process of cleaning 56 Km stretch of roads, comprising MG Road, Karl Marx Road, 5 Route and Canal Road will be cleaned 24 hrs and it would be litter free.
VMC Chief Medical and Health Officer M. Gopi Naik and health officer Ramakoteswara Rao accompanied the Commissioner.
170th Birthday Celebrations of Alexander Graham Bell are done at Chuttugunta BSNL Bhavan. Alexander Graham Bell invented telephone in 1870's
Nearly 2,25,678 students are going to appear of the first and second year intermediate public examination in Krishna and Guntur district starting from today.
As many as 152 centers in Krishna and 129 centers in Guntur have been allotted in various educational institutions across the districts to host the examinations for both first and second year students.
While 1,13,812 first year students of the first year would appear for examinations from Wednesday, 1,11,866 second year students would appear for exams from Thursday.
For the first time, to ease out traffic problems for students during the examinations Gollapudi area is considered as special zone and students of colleges in the locality are allotted to local exam centers only.
The students who reached exam center after 8.45 AM should inform the cause of late coming to the exam center officials which would be recorded and will be informed to board.
A special helpline number is allotted for any issues, where one call at 0866-2974131 for any
