Former YSR Congress party leader and ex-Rajya Sabha MP V Vijay Sai Reddy appeared before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) at its Hyderabad office in connection with the Andhra Pradesh liquor scam case.
If the reports doing rounds in Andhra political circles are to be believed, yet another Rajya Sabha member is likely to call it quits for the YSR Congress party on the pretext that he is not being given due importance in the party.
If Andhra Pradesh information technology minister Nara Lokesh has his way, the state government is likely to ban social media usage by children below the age of 16, citing concerns over child safety and exposure to harmful online content.
It is known that Chiranjeevi is part of the Telangana delegation at Davos as a guest of attraction.
A big comedy is being noticed by many around the Davos business meeting in Switzerland.
Following the humiliating defeat of the YSR Congress party in the last assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, several senior party leaders exited the party, with some joining coalition partners.
The time-tested formula of taking out padayatra before the elections to earn public goodwill has worked for several party presidents in the last two decades and fetched them victory in the elections.
It is known that Vijay Sai Reddy has been making statements against YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, sometimes directly and sometimes indirectly.
With the Rajya Sabha secretariat notifying the vacant seats in the Upper House to be filled up in June this year, speculations have begun as to who would get the nomination from Andhra Pradesh.
From the time N Chandrababu Naidu took over the leadership of the TDP, the Brahmin community has remained an important and influential social group in Andhra Pradesh politics.
Telangana Jagruti president Kalvakuntla Kavitha has stepped up her activity to float a new political party and contest the next assembly elections in Telangana independently, with a focus on carving out a distinct political identity.
The controversy over Naini coal block tenders in Odisha has triggered a major debate in media and political circles following allegations of manipulation in tendering process, conflicts of interest involving two senior colleagues in the Revanth Reddy cabinet, and the misuse of media platforms to settle business rivalries.
What was once dismissed as political gossip has now begun to look unmistakably official.
Notwithstanding the claims of Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu that he is providing a clean and efficient administration; there have been a lot of complaints against his own party MLAs at the ground-level.
This is really shocking to see that popular media has been writing negative stories on ministers who are in power, especially the Minister for Cinematography, Roads and Buildings, Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, a few days ago, and today on Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, the Deputy CM of Telangana state.
