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Srinivas Re-elected to AAAI Board

Haydarabad: Srinivas, the founder of Sloka Advertising, was re -elected to the Board of Directors of the Indian Advertising Agencies Association (AAAI). The re -election is seen as the recognition of its thirty years of work and its contributions to the Indian advertising industry.

Srinivas, a veteran in the field, is known for its strategic vision and innovative approach. Since the beginning of his company, his leadership has respected him in the sector, and his place in the AAAI board reflects his devotion to professional excellence.

The newly elected President Srinivasan K. Swamy and other industrial leaders expressed his enthusiasm to work with Srinivas. “My focus point allows the industry to grow smoothly and create an ethical, progressive and lively environment for all members.”

AAAI is the summit organ that represents advertising agencies in India. It works to protect the interests of its members, to increase industrial standards and to promote professionalism among advertisers and media owners.

CPGET PREMS Answer Key

Haydarabad: 32 TELANGANA CPGET Preliminary Answer Key was released for the subject and there is the candidates to appeal until 11 o’clock on August 21st. A total of 45,477 candidates, 87.51 percent of the registered ones, appeared for the entrance test carried out by Osmania University between 6-11 August.

The exam includes four integrated programs except for areas such as 51 subjects and Arabic, Kannada, Marathi, Persian, Theater Arts, Electronics and Sericulture. TPCPGET’s collector, objections should be presented in the online format provided with the relevant documents.

Each objection fee 200 RS to be returned if it is found. The test determines the acceptance of graduate courses throughout the state. The answer key and the relevant details can be found at CPGET.Tsche.ac.in. The results will come after the objections are examined.

4 people, 560 sheep rescued in floods

Haydarabad: TaLangana Disaster Intervention and Fire Department, Monday, Kamarteddy region, bichkada mandal, Cetlur Village flood waters in the flood waters and about 560 sheep rescued about 560 sheep. Authorities, Manjeera River sudden heavy entrances floods, peasants and livestock, he said. A call for distress was received by the Madnoor Fire Department, then mobilized with Nizamabad and Kamarteddy’s SDRF 7th battalion.

Regional Firefighters Sandhanna (Kamarteddy) and T. Parameshwar (Nizamabad) supervised the operation. Supporting personnel contained seven members from the Madnoor Firefighter, 14 SDRF (Fire) personnel, 24th SDRF 7 Battalion and four from SFO Kamarteddy. Three boats were used in the operation.

After hours of coordinated efforts, the teams evacuated Four villagers – Sai Gonda from Gunkalloor, Sai Gonda from Baswapur, Yadav Gonda from Gunkalloor and Chakali from Chiklur and brought them to security. 560 sheep were rescued simultaneously. Authorities said that if the animals had disappeared, their carcasses would pose a serious environmental danger.

Banjara Poet’s work feature in CBSE, PG Syllabi

Haydarabad: The two poems of Ramesh Karthik Nayak, the youngest poet and writer of the Banjara community to win the National Nest Sahitya Academy Award, were included in the English Literature curriculum at both school and college levels.

A poem was added from the Chakmak collection to the CBSE curriculum. Rose Land was included in a class English textbook (PW Publications) as part of the sixth unit.

Earlier this year, the poetry life on paper was prescribed to the graduate British curriculum in the University of Vijayaagara Sri Krishnadevaraya, Honey, Karnataka (Period 1).

In 2024, Nayak received the Sahitia Academy Yuva Puraskar for his short story collection Dhaavalo.

CM T-Fiber Works looking for a report

Haydarabad: On Monday, Prime Minister A. Revanth Reddies directed officials to present a comprehensive report on T-Fiber works. The Prime Minister held a review meeting with CT Minister and senior officials on his residence.

Revanth Redy instructed the contracted companies that implement T-Fiber studies and sought a report on how to carry out the studies. He said that the labor force and business applications of the companies should be reviewed.

The Prime Minister ordered the preparation of a full -fledged action plan by stating that the program aims to provide internet services to every village and every household. He stressed that the plan should provide better services for people through T-Fiber.

The authority told the authorities to reports the reports of expenditures that have emerged so far, the funds to complete the works, the sources of collection, and the steps necessary for the success of the program.

20 century prison for youth rape

Warangal: A 23 -year -old young man was sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment by imposing a 15,000 fine by imposing a 15,000 fines by B. aparnadhevi, the first additional zone and session court judge, after hearing both sides from both sides in Hanamkonda on Monday.

According to the police, the victim living in Chinnathanda in Mahabubabad was selling roasted Egyptian coaches in the Kazipet Diesel Colony region. The defendant, Vanduu Chandudu from Annaram Thanda from Parvathagiri Mandal, developed a friendship with the girl in the seventh grade and often helping her mother.

On the night of December 15, 2022, the defendant called around 23.45 girls, took out and raped him. When the victim’s mother began to look for her, Chandudu put the girl on the road and threatened to make her photos open if she talked about the incident.

With the support of his mother, the sacrifice then complained to the Kazipet police. Inspector G. Mahandar Reddry recorded the case and gave a accusation page in court. Current Inspector Y. Sudhakar Reddy, court officers Y. Sudhakar and Court’s contact officer Asi Parameshwari presented 15 witnesses.

Public Prosecutor B. Malla defended the prosecution and then pronounced the sentence.

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