TD Looting DWCRA Women’s Savings In The Name Of Schemes: Vijayawada Mayor

Vijayawada:Mayor of Vijayawada Rayana Bhagalakshmi, Prime Minister N. Chandrabababu Naidu’ya Dwcra women’s welfare plans under the guise of hard -to -gain savings by accusing a frightening attack.

He said that the coalition government has transformed women’s deposits into loans with interest rates rather than free financial assistance, under the leadership of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.

Speaking at the YSRC Head Office, Bhagalakshmi claimed that the government has directed 1,000 crore from Stree Nidhi to finance the NTR Kalyanalakshmi and Vidalakshmi plans. Instead of giving the money as a direct benefit, women had to get credit with 4 percent interest. He questioned how Naidu could boast of such plans when they were nothing but deceptive traps against poor women.

Bhagalakshmi warned that the deflection of DWCra savings would be crippled and threatened by Stree Nidhi.

Bhagalakshmi recalled that he gave “ 4.969 Crore to the users of about 3.86 Crore Dwcra under the zero-related loans of YSRC, while Naidu betrayed women with the wrong promises of 25.571 Crore Credit Reingulation in the 2014-19 period.

He accused the coalition government of releasing the waiting dues and repeating the same betrayal under Stree Nidhi and ignoring promises such as 18,000 and 1,500 per month for women. “Chandrabababu Naidu once again deceives women by stealing their savings and loading them with loans,” he said.

Telugu Desam did not worry at all the farmers

Vijayawada: YSRC former Mla Kaile Anil Kumar, who revealed the anti -farm policy of the Alliance Government in the state, hit Prime Minister N. Chandrababu because of a lack of concern against farmers.

Anil Kumar speaking to the media on Wednesday, Telugu Desam propaganda machines did not show any concern for farmers and even mocked the suicides of the farmers, trying to raise Naidu’yu said.

Anil Kumar claimed that the former Prime Minister and YSRC chief YS Jagan Mohan Redi showed great concern for the farmers, gave them help and always stands with them. He remembered that RBKs established by him served as a one -time stop for farmers. On the other hand, during Naidu’s term of office, the Farmer’s suicides decreased during the period of Jagan Mohan Redy.

Anil Kumar, NCRB-2023 data, unlike reality to raise Naidu’yu dostly distorted by friendly media, he said. Jagan Mohan Reddy government, compensation to the relative of the farmers who died in suicide, said Naidu could not be saved.

Tamil Nadu Clinkhes 62. National Chess Championship title

Vijayawada: 62. The National Chess Championship ended on Wednesday at the University of Vignan in Vignan, and on Wednesday, the winners of the Grand closing ceremony were distributed with La 30 Lakh award money.

Andhra Chess Association organized the championship under the auspices of the entire Indian Chess Federation (AICF) supported by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. The event attracted the most talents from all over the country.

Head of Vignan Institutes, which appeal to the Valedigtory function. Lavu Rathaiah, “Victory is just a sentence, but defeat is a school. Every error in chess is a lesson and every new strategies and a gate to the future victories.” While the winners deserve applause, despite the setbacks, he stressed that those who exhibit spirit and flexibility should be equal.

Rathaiah, Vignan, valuable sports achievements and coaches for the fee waiver and employment opportunities announced.

Grandmaster Iniyan P. of Tamil Nadu gathered the title of the championship and finished the second with La 6 Lakh with a cash award and 15 -year -old international master H. Goutham Krishna La 5 Lakh from Kerala. GM Krishnan Sasikiran Petroleum Sports Promotion Board ranked third and received 4 Lakh.

Among the participants of the Valedictory function was ACA Vice President Chice Referee R. Anantha Ram. ARK VARMA, AICF joint secretary MUYANTİYA and ACA Secretary K. Jagadeesh.

AP offers 15% pg seat to in -service PHC doctors

Vijayawada:The Andhra Pradesh government agreed to provide 15 percent of graduate seats to doctors working in the primary health centers (PHCs) in the province.

The reservation percentage will apply to all special courses in the clinical category.

Reservation Proposal Secretary (Health) Sourabh Go and Health Commissioner G. Veherapandian’s PHC Doctors Association representatives took place after negotiations.

Following the announcement, medical officials asked striking PHC doctors to continue their duties in their primary health centers to continue to receive health care of patients, especially in rural areas.

However, the PHC Doctors Association asked for 15 percent reservations to continue for three years. The authorities said they would have to examine this issue because it was a policy issue.

PHC doctors then asked the government’s proposal to meet with the members of the association before deciding to continue.