KCR threw protocol to the winds when he issued a 'swine flu' advertisement today in the leading newspapers.
According to a story in a leading newspaper, it is said that the Andhra Pradesh government which was voted to power solely because of its promise to waiver farm and DWACRA loans is now regretting giving money from its exchequer to waive loans.
People who have watched Aamir Khan's PK will remember the character of the godman Tapaswi in it.
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, who has been hobnobbing with the Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen for the last few months and pampering the Muslims with the promise of 12 per cent quota and praising of the Nizam rule, might dump the latter after the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation elections.
Apparently getting the hint that his days in the Telangana cabinet are numbered, Deputy Chief Minister Dr T Rajaiah on Saturday made a desperate attempt to protect his seat by sacking his personal secretary and other officials in the health department, which is his portfolio.
Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi Saturday visited Andhra Pradesh's Anantapur district and paid homage to former minister Paritala Ravi, whose character he played in Ram Gopal Varma's "Rakta Charitra" in 2010.
Fifty new cases of swine flu have been reported in Telangana, officials said Saturday.
If reports from New Delhi are to be believed, glamorous actress of yesteryears and former MP Jayaprada has drawn blank even with the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Media was full of reports of how the US was keen on developing Vizag into a smart city a few days back.
He is a legendary PRO in Tollywood. Recently, he worked for the movie of a big producer starring a new hero.
They splurged money like anything on publicity. Unfortunately, the movie failed at the box-office.
The Communist Party of India (CPI) Saturday staged a protest near the United States consulate here against President Barack Obama's visit to India.
As part of the nation-wide protest called by the Left parties, the leaders and activists of the CPI tried to march towards the consulate in Begumpet.
Two contrary tactics are apparently guiding Narendra Modi. On the political front, he is willing to accommodate outsiders in senior positions even if it means breaking the rigid mould of a cadre-based party.