The physical measurement tests (PMT), physical efficiency tests (PET), trade and driving tests for 25 SCT police constable (mechanics) posts and 134 police constable (drivers) (Men) posts will be held from November 7 at 6th Battalion, APSP Mangalagiri.

In a communiqué issued on Thursday, AP state level Police Recruitment Board (APSLPRB) chairman Atul Singh said that the candidates may download their call letters from the Website recruitment.appolice.gov.in, on October 27.

The APSLPRB chairman has suggested to the candidates to bring their Aadhaar card or any other photo identity proofs like PAN card, driving licence, Voter card or ration card, in support of their identity, while appearing for the said tests.

Similarly, the APSLPRB chairman has suggested to the candidates appearing for the Written test on November 6 at various locations, for the posts of SCT police constables (Civil) (men and Women)- 3,216 posts, SCT police constables (AR) (men and Women) 1,067 posts in the police department, and Warders (male) 240 posts and warders (female) 25 posts in prisons and correctional services department, to download their hall tickets from October 25 by logging on to website recruitment.appolice.gov.in

Similarly, the candidates appearing for the physical measurement tests for the SCT Police constable (Communications)-494 posts for men and Women, can download the call letters from the website recruitment.appolice.gov.in, On October 27. The PMT and PET Will be held from November 7 at three centres for men in Visakhapatnam, Eluru and Kurnool and On November 14 for women at the same three centres, the chairman added.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu Family announced their assets for the sixth consecutive year. This time Nara Lokesh has announced the family assets. He has dared the opposition parties to prove wrong and file a case, if they have any more assets, than the announced.

This year Nara Devansh, grandson of Chandarababu Naidu has also have some assets. Nandamuri Balakrishna, grandfather of Nara Devansh has gifted him Rs.2.04 crores as fixed deposit and showed his love towards his grandson.

Here are the assets of Chandrababu family.

Chandrababu Naidu Total Assets: Rs 3.73 crore
House in Hyderabad: Rs 3.68 crore
Cash: Rs 3.59 lakh
Bank Loan: Rs 3.06 crore
Ambassador Car: Rs 1.52 lakh

Bhuvaneswari Total Assets: Rs 38.66 crore
Loan: Rs 13 crore
Plot in Punjagutta: Rs 73 lakh
Plot in Tamil Nadu: Rs 73 lakh
Plot in Madinaguda: Rs 73 lakh
Share Value in Heritage Foods: Rs 19.95 crore
Shares in Other Companies: Rs 3.23 crore
Gold Jewellery: Rs 1.27 crore
Car: Rs 91 lakh

Nara Lokesh Total Assets: Rs 14.5 crore
Loan: Rs 6.35 crore
Share Value in Heritage Foods: Rs 2.52 crore
Shares in Other Companies: Rs 1.64 crore
Car: Rs 93 lakh

Nara Brahmini Total Assets:
Plot in Madhapur: Rs 17 lakh
House in Jubilee Hills: Rs 3.5 crore
Plot in Manikonda: Rs 1.23 crore
Commercial Property in Chennai: Rs 48 lakh

Nara Devaansh Total Assets:
House in Jubilee Hills: Rs 9.17 crore
Fixed Deposit: 2.4 crore
Cash: Rs 2.31 lakh

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Krishnapatnam, which has become popular for its port activities, would soon be a home for one of the major fertiliser plants in the country. In a joint venture, Indian fertiliser co-operative Kribhco has joined hands With OCP, a Moroccan Company, to set up a new plant at Krishnapatnam for manufacturing phosphatic fertilisers with an investment of Rs.1,500 crore.

On Friday, both the companies announced their joint venture (with equal share) - Greenfield NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Potassium) fertiliser plant with an annual production capacity of 1.2 million tonnes. In a release, Kiribhco Chairman Chandra Pal Singh stated that the proposed joint venture is a unique example of global cooperation between two leading organisations, which would benefit farmers from the continued supply of various NPK grade products, based on the best quality phosphate in the World.

Kiribhco and OCP also agreed, in principle, to jointly setup a phosphoric unit in Morocco with an investment of about Rs 3,000 crore. The proposal is in the final stages of fine-tuning. The OCP is the largest phosphate producer in the World and a leading global fertiliser player.

Kiribhco Managing Director N Sambasiva Rao said that Kiribhco and OCP will invest Rs.225 crore each as equity to set up the new plant at Krishnapatnam. The remaining Rs.1,050 Crore will be arranged through bank loans. "This would be the first non-urea plant by Kiribhco in the country. We have acquired 288 acres in Krishnapatnam for the project. The Works will commence in April. The commercial production is expected to start within two years thereafter by 2019," he added.

The project site has connectivity from railway line, national highway and sea route through adjacent port, making it easier to import raw material and transport finished product from plant to different geographies.

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In a significant move by CRDA to promote hospitality sector in the capital city of Amaravati in line with the vision of Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu to make Amaravati one of the best five capital cities of the World, 31 giants in hospitality sector of national and international repute evinced keen interest in setting up their hotels and convention centres in Amaravati.

A round table conference in this regard was conducted on Tuesday in the city with the top developers and hotel chains. Laying out the context, Ajay Jain, principal secretary (CRDA), explained to the delegates about the potential of development of hospitality sector. Welcoming the delegates, Dr. Sreedhar Cherukuri gave an overview of Amaravati. Three models of partnership were also discussed which included freehold land, long term lease and revenue sharing. Ajay Jain gave the audience a brief on the tendering process which is being mooted for setting up hotels in Amaravati and invited suggestions on land extent, partnership model, phasing of development and any other government support needed for Principal Secretary (Energy) Ajay, Jain addressing the delegates at around-table conducted by CRDA in Vijayawada on Tuesday immediate establishment.

Subhaash Gulaati Group which has 2 hotels in United Kingdom including Ramada Hotel in Birmingham, said that they were excited about the prospects of Amaravati and have zeroed in on the location as their first hotel investment in India. They expressed desire to setup an integrated property with a shopping mall, office space and a 5-Star Hotel in Amarawati. They are looking for Rs 300 crore plus investment. The representatives from the Group were interested in a freehold land instead of lease model.

Malaxmi Property Ventures mentioned that they have already signed a LoU (Letter of Understanding) with the Hilton Hotels for a 5-Star hotel and convention centre in Amaravati. They proposed to setup around 200 rooms on a land extent of 10 acres.

ITC Hotels expressed interest in 4-Star hotels. Fortune MuraliPark, which is looking to set up 200 rooms in the capital city, mentioned that a freehold land model would be best preferred by them.

Novotel mentioned that they are also very interested and they expressed desire to setup a budget 100-room hotel in Phase 1 before moving to mid-scale and luxury segment.

Besides, the forum saw suggestions regarding pre-selection and post-selection process including assistance by CRDA in approvals from multiple departments. After detailed discussions, Ajay Jain proposed to release an EOI (Expression of Interest) incorporating the suggestions from conference within 2 weeks.

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