Construction workers across the State have benefited from the free sand policy, he says, adding the NDA government will fulfil all its promises one after the other

The state government is planning to launch a special drive for the removal of encroachments along the irrigation canals in the district

A consortium of five companies will sign an MoU with the university to co-create a certification programme in Drone Engineering

A committee comprising three Cabinet Ministers will be constituted for the purpose, says Chandrababu Naidu; he warns of severe action against those resorting to character assassination of women and children

Chaganti Koteswara Rao and Mohammad Shareef have been appointed Advisers in the Cabinet rank on Ethics and Values, and Minority Affairs respectively

Kollu Ravindra appeals to youngsters to grab the opportunities coming their way to set up various industrial units in the district

As per the earlier schedule, the election will take place on November 28 and counting is scheduled for December 1.

501 couples participate in the ‘Veera Venkata Satyanarayana Swamy Vratam’ organised on the occasion

‘Median works will be completed within the next two months to remove traffic hassles for the road users’

Permissions of 89 associations revoked by govt.; officials assure direct payments to workers’ bank accounts from Monday in order to prevent a shortage of sand

The Andhra Pradesh Government presented its Budget with an outlay of ₹2,94,427.25 crore for the Financial Year 2024-25; revenue expenditure is estimated at ₹2,35,916.99 crore, and capital expenditure at ₹32,712.84 crore

Out of the total 28 participating students, 14 children participated in Yellow category, 13 in Yellow-1 category and one child in Green-1 category

The project will result in the creation of 2.50 lakh jobs, and earn an estimated ₹57,650 crore in taxes and duties for Andhra Pradesh over a period of 25 years, according to the Memorandum of Understanding signed on Tuesday

The Lokniti-CSDS survey seeks to understand how leadership and party preference influenced voting decisions.

Rather than ending India’s last remaining passenger tram network, attempts should have been made to revitalise and modernise it

Telangana does not need yet another committee to study SC sub-categorisation

Our technology-enabled ecosystem could be making our cities unliveable

It is time to champion a new paradigm where agricultural success is measured by its ability to nourish people, sustain livelihoods, and protect our planet for future generations

AJR have emphasised the role of institutions in development but there has been criticism of this approach as privileging western liberal institutions

Countries that aspire to achieve sustainable development need to take steps to boost human development

It is quite clear that voters in Maharashtra are not swayed by either of the two coalitions yet. While a greater share of voters are satisfied rather than dissatisfied with the incumbent government, they expressed concerns about unemployment, inflation, and corruption, which are likely to dominate the electoral discourse

With public sentiment leaning towards addressing immediate economic challenges, the effectiveness with which each coalition communicates its vision will be crucial in determining its success.

There is no battle between the Marathas and the OBCs on the issue of reservation to Marathas, as of now

While the previous MVA govt. has a higher rating in terms of overall development of Maharashtra and social harmony, the incumbent Mahayuti govt. has edge in the areas of condition of hospitals, supply of electricity, drinking water, and roads.

Two in 10 believe that they are Maharashtrian first, Indian later. A little over one-sixth of the respondents favoured both identities equally.

While the Mahayuti is popular among the upper castes, Marathas, and those who are economically well-off, the MVA seems to be the first choice among Muslims, Buddhists, Adivasis, and farmers.

Two in five (42%) voters believed that corruption had increased under the Mahayuti government.

The AJR Eurocentric framework falls short of representing the Global South, oversimplifies history and ignores diverse development paths

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