Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu's overaction on the ongoing currency crisis has caused a lot disgruntlement among the bankers.
The demonetisation decision of Narendra Modi has caused immense hardships to the people and though his BJP has fared better in bypolls and municipal polls in Gujarat, the forthcoming UP elections are going to be crucial for the saffron party.
Even as ruling party MPs are getting ready to furnish all their bank account transactions from November 8 till December 30, those whose accounts won't see any cash deposit during the period have another reason to worry.
Even as the Telangana Rashtra Samithi leaders have been accusing Telangana Joint Action Committee chairman Prof M Kodandaram as an agent of the Congress party, reports indicate that the professor is in fact planning to launch a new regional party with like-minded people and NRIs.
Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu, who is going to head the Chief Ministers’ committee to study the impact of demonetisation on the people and suggest remedial measures, described the ongoing currency crisis as a "national calamity."
There was a leak from the office of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday that Union finance minister Arun Jaitely had called him up and requested him to chair the five-member committee to study the impact of demonetisation
What is the reason for Andhra Jyothy doing a sudden flash survey on the prospects of Telugu Desam Party if elections are held at present?
The cash crunch has hit the entire country so badly that even the Reserve Bank of India has thrown up its hands in meeting the demands of the states in supplying sufficient cash to banks to make it available for the common man.
Former Rajya Sabha member M V Mysoora Reddy, who is all set to jump back into the ruling Telugu Desam Party in Andhra Pradesh, received a shock when the Hyderabad High Court asked him to disclose how much money he had in his bank account.
A Telugu woman and her son died in a car accident in USA on Monday. The woman Sushma was the wife of one Chattupally Ratnakar, a native of Vijayawada who had settled in California in the USA a few years back.
It is now official. Telangana real estate tycoon and My Home Group chairman Jupalli Rameshwar Rao wanted to buy popular Telugu television channel TV9, but the deal did not work out.
Telangana Joint Action Committee chairman Prof M Kodandaram came down heavily on chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for constructing a new residence-cum-office complex for himself at a time when the farmers were dying due to lack of seeds and fertilisers.
It is now more or less certain that former MP M V Mysoora Reddy is going to join the Telugu Desam Party shortly.
The “flash survey” conducted by Andhra Jyothy indicating that if elections are held now, Telugu Desam Party would retain power by winning 120 out of 175 assembly seats, has failed to perturb the opposition, headed by YSR Congress party president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy.
At a time when there was a talk everywhere that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is caring a damn for Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu, the latter got a pleasant surprise on Monday.
