A latest survey conducted by popular media house India Today has revealed that the National Democratic Alliance led by Bharatiya Janata Party will retain power if the latter has an alliance with the YSR Congress party in Andhra Pradesh and some other parties down south.
Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu’s unusual interest in favouring a private party than a government entity in building the Bhogapuram international airport led to severe criticism.
Amaravati, the so-called world class capital city of Andhra Pradesh, is back in the news for wrong reasons again.
Who is the biggest critic of KCR in Telangana? Even a small child can answer that question. It’s Revanth Reddy.
With 'Geetha Govindam' creating a rampage at the box-office, everyone is talking about Vijay Deverakonda and his movie only. The film is unlikely to end its run any time soon.
The latest bone of contention in Andhra Pradesh is about the raising of Rs 2000 crore by issuing Amaravathi bonds by AP Capital Regional Development Authority.
Politics is the ultimate high-stakes game and no one can be trusted: brother, son, daughter, wife, husband or son-in-law.
While the film is continuing to storm at the box office, ‘Goodachari’ has turned into a hot cake for makers of the film.
It is going to be season of public meetings in Telangana shortly, as the state is most likely to witness early elections to the state assembly in November or December.
Muhammad Bin Tughlaq was a wise man but he was impractical and because of this, his decisions had a crippling effect on the Delhi Sultanate.
YSRC party president Jagan might have kept his options open with regard to which party or alliance he is going to support in the post-2019 election scenario, but the Bharatiya Janata Party is said to be secretly lobbying for his support.
Ever since Telugu Desam Party president and chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu parted ways with the Bharatiya Janata Party in April this year and stepped up the attack on the party in general and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in particular, he has been under constant counter-attack from the saffron party leaders.
Especially, leaders like Rajya Sabha member G V L Narasimha Rao have been accusing him of hijacking the central schemes and misusing the central funds for his publicity programmes.
As if to counter their arguments and woo the pro-BJP sections of the society, Naidu came up with an interesting idea. On Saturday, the Naidu government wrote a letter to the Centre, requesting that the upcoming All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) at Mangalagiri in Amaravati region be named after former Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, who passed away a couple of days ago.
In fact, Naidu had mooted the proposal three years ago when the AIIMS was still in the conceptual stage. It was pending with the Centre, which did not take any decision as the AIIMS did not take any shape. Even before the Centre reacted on this, Naidu quickly came up with the fresh proposal soon after the death of the veteran leader.
It may be mentioned that Naidu had a very cordial relationship with Vajpayee, since the days of N T Rama Rao. He was one of the close confidants of Vajpayee. Though he joined the NDA during the Narendra Modi regime, he did not have the same friendly relations with Modi. Now that Vajpayee died, he thought it fit to name the AIIMS after the departed leader.
This will definitely keep the BJP supporters in good humour, if not the BJP as such. It remains to be seen whether such positive decision will fetch any benefit to the TDP.
Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu exposed his weakness for publicity once again, as was evident from the financial assistance extended to flood-hit state of Kerala.
Strange are the ways of Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu.
The shooting of NTR, the biopic of legendary actor and former chief minister N T Rama Rao, has been going on at a brisk pace.
