COVID-19: All exams will be held as per schedule, says Andhra government
India | April 23, 2021 23:34 ISTThe degree and engineering examinations too would be conducted, the govt said.
The degree and engineering examinations too would be conducted, the govt said.
Senior advocate Rajeev Dhavan, representing the Andhra Pradesh government, described the High Court order as unprecedented and argued that such an interim order should not have been passed at all.
After the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) allowed to reopen the schools across the country in a graded manner amid COVID-19 pandemic, Andhra Pradesh Commissioner of School Education (CSE).
Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party MPs continued demonstration in front of Mahatma Gandhi statue in Parliament premises over the demand of CBI inquiry into Amaravati capital land and FIBER NET scam on September 19.
A 45-year-old man who passed away on April 2 in Maharashtra's Amravati has tested positive for COVID-19, in his test report that came today, said Amravati District Collector Shelesh Nawal.
Protests against the proposition of three capitals in Andhra Pradesh are being staged at different parts of the state.
Andhra Pradesh police booked three cameramen working for different news channels for allegedly filming a video of a woman constable while she was changing her clothes inside a room.
A day after the Andhra Pradesh Assembly passed two Bills to develop three state capitals, farmers continued their protest for 35th day on Tuesday, demanding that Amaravati be continued as the only capital. A shutdown was being observed in all 29 villages in Amaravati as farmers, who had given 33,000 acres of land to build the capital, staged a sit in and set afire the copies of the Bills.
Former Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu along with other TDP leaders were detained on Monday night and released later as they were trying to launch a protest march against the state government over three capital issue.
Farmers staged protest in Andhra Pradesh's Amaravati on January 20. The protest took place as State Cabinet gave nod to the recommendations of the high power committee on setting up 3 state capitals. Telugu Desam Party (TDP) supported the farmers' p
Ahead of special assembly session over proposed three capitals for Andhra Pradesh, Tourism Minister MS Rao said that his party wants to de-centralise development and Naidu is agitating against the government's proposal only for political gains
While speaking to ANI, ahead of special session of state assembly over setting up three state capitals, Andhra Pradesh Chief Whip and YSRCP leader Gadikota S Reddy said that he is in favour of three capitals proposed for the state.
The demonstrators staged protest against Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy's three capital proposal in AP's Amaravati on Jan 11.
Police at Amaravati stopped the Mandadam villagers' foot march from Uddandrayuni Palem to Kanakadurgamma temple in Vijayawada. They stopped the locals as section 144 is imposed at Uddandarayani Palem.
Protesters touched feet of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Veera Reddy, who in turn touched feet of protesters in Amaravati's Mandadam on Jan 04.
Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu's wife N. Bhuvaneswari on Wednesday contributed her gold bangles for the ongoing movement by farmers to demand continuation of Amaravati as the capital.
In Andhra Pradesh, where caste plays dominant role in politics, it was not surprising that the row over the state capital Amaravati too has a caste angle to it.
Continuing its flip-flop on Amaravati, the Andhra Pradesh government said on Saturday that more discussions are needed on the issue and a final decision will be taken after the experts' committee submits its report.
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