Rejig raised more eyebrows while Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy (17 months) stirred up CMO Pot with a surprise choice. Most notably, retired IAS official KS Sreenivasa Raju was promoted to Chief Secretary in the Office of the Chief Minister. Raju is known for his tenure at TTD EO rather than pioneering governance until now, an infrastructure consultant. The CMO corridor buzzed loudly with the quiet exits of Shahnawaz Qasim and Sangeeta Satyanarayana, and the possible departure of G. Chandrashekar Reddy, becoming the CIO. However, the wildcard entry comes in the form of Jayesh Ranjan, who was once a BRS feature, and is now the CEO of the newly formed Investment Cell of the CMO. Congress insiders squirmed, but Revanth had a plan: he wanted to include Jayesh's multinationals in Mnc-Magnetism for Telangana's growth story. Within the candid scope of the media, Revens admitted that he “had retained some officers because of the lack of alternatives.
For Babus, the file is shrinking quickly
In a rare twist, there was a tongue waving in the bureaucratic circle, retired IAS official A. Santhi Kumari and retired IPS official VB VB Kamalasan Reddy earned the nickname of the “luckiest bureaucracy” of the season. The two hung their boots on April 30 – and handed them to new boots only on the same day. Kumari retired as Chief Secretary and was quickly appointed Vice Chairman of MCRHRDI. Reddy, the outgoing Telangana of the Drug Control Commission, now finds herself juggling, but rather two high-profile roles: the OSD of the Intelligence Security Department and the Director of the Integrated Police Command and Control Center. From “bureaucratic deja vu” to “sacred archive movement”, their synchronous retirement and reappointment are called everything.
Places to spend at home at night
Things that worked before may work again. With this obvious motto, Commissioner P Sai Chaitanya, Nizamabad police officer, has launched an “Operation Chabutra” amid the restrictions of the Nizamabad Commission to reduce late-night truant of young people. In the past, Chaitanya, the DCP of the southern region of Hyderabad, led a similar program that is said to hope to keep young people’s strategies and streets safe at night. Surgery in Quilla Road, Malapally, Canal Katta, Katal Katta, Khoja Colony, Nri Colony, Autonagar, Autonagar, Mujahidnagar, Mujahidnagar, Dharmapuri Hills and Mumbadevi regions, Malapally, Canal Katta, Katal Katta, Khoja Colony, Mujahidnagar and Mumbadevi regions, Races Races and Pan Shops and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans and Pans in the Midnight.
Vivek powers his chances
With Telangana's cabinet expansion still in the air, it seems that there is still time to attract people who are critical to those who are eager to conduct ministerial berths in the state. Recently, Chennur Mla Mla Gaddam Vivek, who was eager to work while the cabinet was enlarged, was unveiled in Rahul Gandhi at Rae Bareli's Rahul Gandhi, a two-meter-tile solar roof factory. The plant was founded by Vivek's son Gaddam Vamsi, who is the head of solar energy, and an electric operation unit of a company run by the Gaddam family. With the Cold War already at a near freezing point between the icy MLA Kokkiral Premsagar Rao and Vivek, the Gaddam family hopes that Rahul is now aware of their contributions and the sun may shine on Vivek.
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BRS Back to Movie Slogan
The BRS may have worked very hard to make its recent public meeting at Warangal's Jubilee Celebration successful, but attracted the attention of those attending the event, a huge poster of the title character of the movie “Pushpa 2”. The person who proves the box office record can also help to gain a political view, with huge resilience in “KCR is not only a name, it is a brand!”, which interprets part of the film. With the blur of movie fans and party devotion, Flexi apparently took photos with countless people and shared its work on social media.
meenakshi got an ear
It is probably forgiven that storms in teacups are considered a common phenomenon in Congress. A few days ago, a small storm like this spilled on the plate, and it was reported that when the party Munugode Mla Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy gave AICC Telangana the pain of paying Meenakshi Natarajanan, noting that not all party leaders were attracting attention at the meeting. He said cautiously that this approach is weakening the position of party cadres and the public among party cadres. Raj Gopal, who had previously called his idea, had previously called Party elder K. Jana Reddy “Duryodhana” and how two ministers from N. uttam Kumar Reddy and Komatireddy Venkat Reddy were able to candidates for the position of chief minister. The word touring in the party circle is not what Raj Gopal said, but reading between two lines.
Back to the Future: BJP About Census Twisted
Claiming credit can sometimes be a tricky business. Just ask the BJP in Telangana, which has been painfully pointing out that it should receive some honors for the NDA government to release the announcement of the country’s caste enumeration. Congress claims Prime Minister Narendra Modi accepted the need for the subject and the BJP challenged the challenge after the Telangana Congress government made a caste enumeration. Dr. K. Laxman, president of BJP OBC Morcha, said Nehru and Rajiv Gandhi oppose BC reservations and so on. The claim is that the late BJP Sushma Swaraj sought such an enumeration in a 2010 letter to United Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee. Given that the party has been under control of affairs since 2014, there is no clear answer to why the BJP government announced the news at the Centre.
Jana Sena MLA becomes deadly
It’s no secret that politicians will not hesitate to resort to everything they have, especially under certain pressures. This happens to be the case with Jana Sena's Bolisetti Srinivas, Tadepalligudem MLA, who said the other day that someone he trusted was waiting for his death so that the person could step into the shoes, and when multiple copies came, when multiple copies came, became a legislator. The obvious goal is Valavala Babji, the convener of Tadepalligudem of TD, who reportedly became infamous for the victory of Srinivas and has been meeting with various officials on matters related to the constituency. At least for the moment, Amaravati between the two leaders soon organized a patch at Amaravati.
Jagan's top assistant is now looking for friends
Senior IAS official K. Dhananjay Reddy, who ruled the habitat of CMO when he was AP chief minister at YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, is said to be looking for friends to bail him in a tens of millions of AP alcohol scams, the High Court denied him in the High Court, pledging him. Dhananjay Reddy, once known as a key figure in the CMO, obviously did not make many friends. Now, in the past, he began to bother him because no one rushed into his rescue and was even willing to help him from a distance. In the words of the former MLA, Dhananjay Reddy did not even allow lawmakers to reach the CM of the time and was an insurmountable obstacle.
Andhra Varsity
The centenary celebrations at Andhra University began on April 26 with a large number of grand occasions to honor its 100-year legacy, but apparently someone forgot to send out an important invitation. Especially in the case of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, he was in the town, in the century building of Andhra Medical College. Vizag MP Sribharat, who has participated in the AU event, made it clear that although he was not invited, he believed attending the Centennial Celebration was a key point, as members of Congress may have no choice but to join certain events, especially among their constituents. The major AU milestones weren't otherwise obvious, but discussed why CM was not invited, or if he was, he couldn't do that and is currently on tour on campus.
Neeraj Kumar, Narender Pulloor, Aruna, Sampat G. Samritan, Puli Sharath Kumar, L. VenkatRam Reddy, P. Srinivas, P. Srinivas, Avinash P. Subramanyam, Contributions of Srinivas
