Kakinada, Jan 17th: East Godavari district collector, Mr Gopalakrishna Dwivedi, said that the surrendered Maoists would be given first priority in providing employment under various welfare schemes. Reviewing the district progress with the heads of all departments at the Collectorate on Jan 17, the collector said that he would attend the all collector's meeting with the Chief Minister in Hyderabad on January 20 & 21. So that, the officials concerned should complete the pending projects and schemes, and prepare a progress report immediately.
While inquiring the progress of the employment schemes like Rajiv Udyoga Sri, the collector raised the Maoists' welfare and directed the officials concerned to ensure that the surrendered Maoists being given top priority in providing employment. He suggested taking the Maoists in either self employment or ITDA's contract works categories. The collector also directed that all the welfare hostels with Class X students as boarders should be arranged with power inverters in a view of public examinations ahead.
Rich tributes paid to NTR Posted on 19-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 18th: Rich tributes were paid to veteran actor, founder-president of Telugu Desam Party and former chief minister late NT Rama Rao on the occasion of his 14th death anniversary on Monday. The NTR admirers garlanded his statue at the district party office here on Monday and paid rich tri...
Awareness drive for rabi season Posted on 19-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 18th: The Agriculture department of East Godavari district is taking effective steps to increase the yield from both paddy and pulses in the rabi season, as it could not get the expected yield during the kharif season because of drought. Besides taking more care for paddy cultivation in...
Low response to Dial Your Collector Posted on 19-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 18th: One of the effective approaches of lodging complaints about the governments programs and peoples problems to the officials concerned called Dial Your Collector is receiving poor response from the public. The collector Gopalakrishna Dwevedi received only 19 complaints on Mond...
Increase in tax on four wheelers Posted on 19-Jan-2010
Hyderabad, Jan 18th: The state government on Monday approved an increase in the lifetime tax on four-wheelers but spared two-wheelers from the hike. There will be two tax slabs for four-wheelers. Vehicles costing more than Rs 10 lakh will pay a lifetime tax of 14 per cent of the value of the car and ...
Universities to face competition Posted on 19-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 18th: The Universities functioning in the country would have to face a stiff competition from foreign universities to be established in India in the near future, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Kakinada, Vice-Chancellor Professor Allam Appa Rao said on Monday. Addressing a pr...
Hi-speed boat for Coast Guard Posted on 20-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 18th: A high speed boat, built at the ABG shipyard in Surat, was commissioned at a function at the Indian Coast Guard, Kakinada station on Jan 18. Coast Guard Deputy Inspector General A Talha said the boat, which could sail at a speed of 45 nautical miles per hour, would guard the entir...
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