Top Andhra Pradesh news developments of the day
The Hindu
Key news developments from Andhra Pradesh on May 26, 2022
1. Seventeen Ministers belonging to the Backward Classes and Scheduled Castes and Tribes are going to reach out to the masses as part of a Samajika Nyayabheri bus yatra which is starting in Srikakulam district today. The tour is aimed at highlighting the government’s welfare agenda and giving a retort to the criticism of its alleged failures
2. TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu to participate in a bike rally from TDP office near Mangalagiri on the eve of Mahanadu
3. Police deployment continues in Konaseema keeping in view the likelihood of resumption of protests against renaming the district as ‘Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema district’
4. Congress to organise Chalo Amalapuram rally to condemn violence in Konaseema
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Y.S. Sharmila critiques massive concessions for the AMNS steel plant while advocating for the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant and job creation.
Puducherry Assembly elections test the INDIA bloc's unity as parties file nominations amidst seat allocation uncertainty.
T.N. CM Stalin advocates for constitutional safeguards to maintain state representation in delimitation amid women’s reservation discussions.
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Armed extremists attack Mongkot Chepu village again, firing on students and injuring civilians amid rising tensions in Manipur.
TGNPDCL bags ‘Governance Now’ award
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The Travancore Devaswom Board asserts that courts should respect community beliefs in its Supreme Court submission on Sabarimala's entry issue.
Karnataka cancels Deendayal Upadhyay event at KSOU due to protocol violations, citing inconsistency with university objectives.
Illegal pickle unit busted in Hyderabad, one arrested; unhygienic stock worth ₹3 lakh seized