It has been two years since YS Jagan Mohan Reddy grabbed victory in the 2019 General Elections.
With Cyclone Yaas likely to disrupt supply of Liquid Medical Oxygen (LMO) from steel plants in eastern India to Andhra Pradesh, the state health authorities have taken steps to ensure uninterrupted supply.
While Black Fungus and White Fungus are shaking the entire nation in this pandemic wave, a section of media has become like Yellow Fungus in the state of Andhra Pradesh that is badly affecting some people and their families.
Coronavirus is taking a heavy toll on people in the 31-40-50 age groups while largely sparing children and those over 60 in the ongoing second wave in Andhra Pradesh.
Telugu Desam Party's Andhra Pradesh unit president K. Atchannaidu on Sunday slammed the YSRCP government for not immediately taking any steps to resolve the problems of the Covid patients who were being prevented from entering Telangana.
At first sight, they are no different from thousands of middle-aged couple in Andhra Pradesh, who are coping with the Covid pandemic.
Much on the lines of the Dubbaka assembly bypoll in neighbouring Telangana, where the BJP scored an upset victory and went on to rattle the ruling TRS party in the Hyderabad civic polls by emerging as the second largest party
TDP general secretary and MLC Nara Lokesh is scheduled to visit the bereaved family of Dr Sudhakar, who died of cardiac arrest on Saturday.
The Andhra Pradesh government led by chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy is likely to give permission to Ayurvedic practitioner B Anandaiah of Krishnapatnam village in Nellore district to distribute his now-popular Nellore medicine to the people to prevent Covid-19.
A day after making some serious comments against former chief secretary Neelam Sawhney, the Andhra Pradesh state high court on Saturday admitted a writ petition challenging her appointment as the state election commissioner (SEC).
Andhra Pradesh chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy on Saturday suggested that the Centre dispense with its liberalised policy of allowing private hospitals to procure vaccines for Covid-19 directly from the manufacturers and administer them to the people.
It ended as a no-show for thousands of people who turned up at Krishnapatnam in Nellore district, as District Collector V.N. Chakradhar Babu made it clear that distribution of Ayurvedic cure for Covid would be allowed to resume only after competent medical authorities certify it.
The distribution of an Ayurvedic medicine by a traditional medical practitioner B Anandaiah in Krishnapatnam village of Nellore district as an effective cure for Covid-19 has become the talk of the town in Andhra Pradesh for the last few days.
Telugu Desam Party members of Andhra Pradesh state legislative assembly staged a walk-out from the House in protest against the alleged 'custodial torture' of rebel YSR Congress MP from Narsapuram K Raghurama Krishnam Raju.
The Andhra Pradesh government had taken yet another innovative decision on Friday.
