Ever since he got re-elected as the APNGOs Association president, Parchuri Ashok Babu has started project himself in larger than life-size image. And he is now virtually dictating agenda for the Seemandhra political leaders.
Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy's speech in the State Assembly, being delivered in installments, opposing the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh, absolutely lacks any punch, according to political observers.
Taking a cue from the growing popularity of all-male naked classes at their yoga studio in the New York City, owners are now offering co-ed, naked yoga.
YSRCP leader YS Jagan has once again lashed out saying that conspirators have tried their best to eliminate the name of one leader from the minds of people. He said that such people finally realized that the name of YS Rajasekhar Reddy was etched in the hearts of people as he truly strived to uplift the lives of the common man.
Minister Ganta Srinivasa Rao has said that he will decide whether or not to contest for the Rajya Sabha after his meeting with union minister Chiranjeevi.
The BJP-led NDA could win up to 231 seats in the Lok Sabha elections and the Congress could slide to its worst ever electoral performance if elections were held in January, says a survey released Friday.
AICC in-charge for Andhra Digvijay Singh on Friday hinted that there would be no more extension of time for Telangana debate.
On Saturday, January 18th, 2014, for the first time in the Greater Los Angeles area, Los Angeles Telugu Association (LATA) has organized a one-of-a-kind event for Sankranthi celebrations.
Congress MP Lagadapati Rajgopal on Friday threatened to launch a dharna in front of Congress president Sonia Gandhi in New Delhi, if the Telangana bill is introduced in Parliament.
Senior Congress leader from Rayalaseema J C Diwakar Reddy on Friday made it clear that he was in the Rajya Sabha election race.
Telugu Desam Party leader and IT-man of the party Palem Srikanth Reddy on Friday quit the TDP and launched ‘Jana Palana’, a socio-political movement forum.
With the Telangana Bill expected to come up in Parliament during the session next month, main opposition BJP today said it will decide on its stance after considering various views, particularly in the context of "justice" for Seemandhra region.
Tribal Welfare Minister, Balraju is now the new black sheep among the Seemandhra politicians. In a shocking turnaround Balraju gave a statement in the Assembly saying that he supports a separate Telangana as the High Command has decided on it.
The suspense continues over a new political party as banners and posters have sprung across Seemandhra while a media blitzkrieg has been launched on television channels in support of a united Andhra Pradesh.