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  • KTR to inaugurate Uppal Skywalk today

    KTR to inaugurate Uppal Skywalk today

    Hyderabad: The Uppal Skywalk built at a cost of Rs 25 crore by the HMDA (Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority) will be inaugurated on Monday by MA&UD Minister K T Rama Rao. The Skywalk was designed with the objective for the convenience of the public. Around 1,000 tonnes of steel have been used to build the pedestrian-friendly facility.

    According to the officials, Uppal Junction is one of the busiest junctions with bus terminals around the junction with buses going towards Ghatkesar, Ramanthapur, Secunderabad, and the pedestrians crossing the road to reach their bus stops are facing difficulties.

    As per the directions of Municipal Administration Minister K T Rama Rao, Special Chief Secretary, Arvind Kumar was advised to take up new projects keeping in view the development and growing population of Hyderabad East.Rama Rao will also inaugurate the convention hall at Shilparamam in Uppal. It was built by Shilparamam, funds of Rs 10 crore was given by HMDA for the construction.

    Key Features of Uppal Skywalk

    8 Length: 660m

    8 Height: 6m above the ground

    8 Materials used: 1,000 tonnes of steel

    8 Facilities: 8 lifts, 6 staircases, and 4 escalators

    8 Connectivity: Linking six locations and the Metro Station

    Benefits and Impact

    8 Enhanced pedestrian safety and convenience

    8 Reduction in traffic congestion and improved traffic flow

    8 Estimated number of daily pedestrians (20,000+) benefiting from the skywalk

  • Atmakur MLA inaugurated Mekapati Gautam Reddy bus stand

    Atmakur MLA inaugurated Mekapati Gautam Reddy bus stand

    Nellore: Atmakur MLA Mekapati Vikram Reddy along with Transport Minister P Viswarup on Friday inaugurated the Mekapati Goutham Reddy Municipal Bus Stand, constructed with Rs 4.50 crore funds by MGR Foundation & Atmakur Development Forum in Atmakur town of Nellore district.

    Deputy Chief Minister K Narayana Swamy and Agriculture Minister Kakani Govardhan Reddy participated as chief guests in the programme.

    Deputy Chief Minister K Narayanaswamy unveiled the bronze statue of Mekapati Goutham Reddy, a former cabinet minister.

    On the occasion, Kakani Govardhan Reddy stated that Mekapati family has been serving the people for generations and has earned the people’s confidence.

    Mekapati Vikram Reddy said that he was developing Atmakuru constituency on all aspects both industrially, educationally and financially and added that Wi-Fi services will be made available in this bus stand soon.

    He said that a mega job fair is being held in Atmakuru constituency on June 24 and 15 companies will participate in this job fair and 1,500 jobless youth will get jobs.

    Agriculture Minister Kakani Govardhan Reddy promised to construct Multi-Purpose Godowns in 6 mandals in Atmakuru Constituency. He said that government will take all steps for making business transactions in the Atmakuru Market Yard in the interest of farmers in the constituency.

    Transport Minister Viswarup said that he will take steps for running buses to Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru from Atmakur town.

    Former MP Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy, Nellore MP Adala Prabhakar Reddy, District Collector Hari Narayana, Rajya Sabha members Vemireddy Prabhakar Reddy, ZP chairperson Anam Arunamma, Venkatagiri YSRCP in-charge Nedurumalli Ram Kumar Reddy and former district ZP chairman Bommireddy Raghavender Reddy, Udayagiri constituency in-charge Mekapati Rajagopal Reddy and YSRCP leaders and activists participated.

  • Cyberabad CP inaugurated new traffic DCP office

    Cyberabad CP inaugurated new traffic DCP office

    Rangareddy: The Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad, Stephen Ravindra, inaugurated the newly constructed Madhapur Traffic DCP office and Additional Traffic DCP office on Monday. These offices, situated on the third floor ofMadhapur DCP office in Gachibowli, have been established to enhance traffic control measures in the region. During the inauguration, Stephen Ravindra highlighted that the newly established DCP and ADCP offices are fully equipped with necessary facilities. This step has been taken in response to the increasing traffic demands in the area, with the establishment of new traffic police stations at Narsingi, Medchal, Rayadurgam, and RC Puram. To ensure efficient traffic management, rigorous measures like the traffic task force have been implemented. The authorities aim to create a seamless working environment for the staff, especially with the upcoming rainy season approaching, to minimise inconvenience for motorists.

    In another development, the Rayadurgamtraffic police station was inaugurated by Madhapur Traffic ACP Hanumantha Rao, in the presence of Rayadurgam Traffic Inspector Srinath and their respective staff.

    Notable officials including Traffic Joint CP Sri Narayana Naik IPS, Madhapur Law and Order DCP Shilpavalli, ADCP Nandyala Narasimha Reddy, Traffic Additional DCP Srinivas Reddy, Gachibowli Inspector Suresh, Madhapur Traffic ACP Hanumantha Rao, Gachibowli Traffic Inspector Naveen, Madhapur Traffic Inspector Narasaiah, Rayadurgam Traffic Inspector Srinath, and other distinguished officials were present at the event.

  • Inauguration of Spicy and Delight Food Court

    Inauguration of Spicy and Delight Food Court

    Rangareddy: The Spicy and Delight Food Court was inaugurated by Zilla Parishad Vice Chairman Eeta Ganesh and Kothur Municipal Chairperson Lavanya Devender Yadav on Monday at Kothur Y Junction. The event highlighted the significance of self-employment as a pathway to achieving higher status and success, surpassing traditional job roles.

    On the occasion, ZP Vice Chairman and Kothur Municipal Chairperson emphasised the advantages of self-employment. They underlined the potential for individuals to rise to esteemed positions through entrepreneurial ventures. Municipal Vice Chairman Ravinder, Councilors Kosgi Srinivas, Veeramoni Hema Devender, Janardhan Chari, Prasanna Latha Yadaiah, Chegur Sarpanchi Santoshi Vittal, Bandi Krishna, Ganesh Goud, Ramu Yadav, Bhaskar Yadav, Sai Yadav, and others were also present.

  • MLA Voditla Satish Kumar inaugurated the panchayat building

    MLA Voditla Satish Kumar inaugurated the panchayat building

    Karimnagar : The new Gram Panchayat building built at a cost of Rs 16 lakhs was inaugurated on Monday by Husnabad MLA Voditala Satish Kumar in Govardhanagiri village of Akkannapet mandal in the district on Monday.

    Speaking on the occasion, Satish Kumar said that there is a very prestigious Sanjeevaraya Gutta in Govardhanagiri village and added that Sanjeevaraya is the god who fulfills the wishes and in the coming time, the village will become a good tourist destination. The MLA recalled that Minister KTR had mentioned in a meeting at Husnabad that he has a special connection with Govardhanagiri village. Gram Panchayat buildings are the centres for making plans for comprehensive development of the villages, Gram Panchayat Building is like the heart of every village.

    The Telangana government provided Gram Panchayat buildings for each village as well as tractors, dumping yards, Vaikunthadhamas, CC roads, sewage canals, social buildings, schools for the management of Gram Panchayats.

    The MLA informed on this occasion that road construction, construction of Bathukamma Ghat and construction of Durgamma temple will be undertaken from Bodigapalle to Banjerupalli via Govardhanagiri village.

  • Inaugurated modern park for children

    Inaugurated modern park for children

    Visakhapatnam: A children’s park at Srinivasanagar in 43rd ward got revamped with improved amenities.

    Inaugurating the facility in the presence of ward corporator P Ushasri, Visakhapatnam north constituency coordinator and state NEDCAP chairman KK Raju said the park would provide relief to the children in the area to relax and rewind after their school hours.

    He emphasised the need to take quality breaks from the busy hours and parks such as these would provide a platform for the children to rejuvenate themselves.

    The park dedicated to children has been modernised with a host of facilities at a cost of Rs.7 lakh.

    Later, a statue of Mahatma Gandhi was inaugurated at Raman Murthy Kalyanamandapam.

    Among others, EE Srinivas, AE Ramanamma, secretariat staff and members of the residential association participated in the inaugural of the park.

  • PM Modi Inaugurates New Parliament House Amid Opposition Boycott, Places Sengol In Lok Sabha Chamber

    PM Modi Inaugurates New Parliament House Amid Opposition Boycott, Places Sengol In Lok Sabha Chamber

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday inaugurated the new Parliament House amid a boycott by most of the Opposition parties.

    Modi unveiled the plaque at the new Parliament House to mark the inauguration and installed the Sengol in the Lok Sabha chamber. The Centre has claimed that Sengol is the symbol of the transfer of power from the British to India. Modi protstrated before the Sengol and sought blessings from high priests of various ‘adheenams’ in Tamil Nadu with the holy sceptre in hand.

    The inauguration of the new Parliament House took place amid a boycott by the Opposition. A total of 20 parties have boycotted the inauguration and only five Opposition parties are in attendance, besides the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led ruling coalition.

    Parliament inauguration with multi-faith prayer
    A multi-faith prayer was held to mark the occasion of the inauguration of the new Parliament House.

    A video of the prayer showed religious figures of different faiths holding a prayer at the site. It has been called a ‘sarv-dharma’ prayer.The inauguration took place amid Vedic chants. Dressed in traditional attire, Modi walked into Parliament premises from its Gate No. 1 and was welcomed by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. Amid Vedic chants by priests from Karnataka’s Shringeri Math, Modi performed “Ganapati Homam” to invoke Gods to bless the inauguration of the new Parliament building.

    Modi then carried the Sengol in a procession amid tunes of “nadaswaram” and chanting of Vedic mantras to the new Parliament building and installed it in a special enclosure on the right side of the Speaker’s chair in the Lok Sabha chamber.Modi felicitates workers, greets priests
    On the day of the inauguration of the new Parliament House, Modi also felicitated some workers associated with the project.

    Modi felicitated with shawls and souvenirs some workers who played key roles in the construction of the new Parliament building.

    Visuals of the felicitation shows Modi engaging with the workers one by one as an announcer informs of their individual roles in the project.

  • Special Rs 75 coin launched to mark inauguration of new Parliament

    Special Rs 75 coin launched to mark inauguration of new Parliament

    A special Rs 75 coin was launched on Sunday to mark the inauguration of the new Parliament building. Notably, the country is also celebrating its 75th year of independence.

    A special stamp to mark the occasion was also launched. Earlier today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated the new Parliament building to the nation and installed in the Lok Sabha chamber the historic ‘Sengol’, which has marked the transfer of power from the British to Indians in 1947.

    The obverse face of the coin bears the Lion Capital of ‘Ashoka Pillar’ in the centre with the legend ‘Satyamev Jayate’ inscribed below.

    The Ashoka Pillar is flanked by the word ‘Bharat’ in Devnagri script on the left periphery and the word ‘INDIA’ in English on the right periphery.

    The reverse face of the coin bears the image of the Parliament Complex. On the upper periphery, the inscription ‘Sansi Sankul’ is written in Devnagari script and on the lower periphery, the inscription ‘PARLIAMENT COMPLEX’ is written in English. Also, the Year ‘2023’ in International numeral is written below the image of the Parliament Complex.

    The shape of the coin is circular with a 44 mm diameter and it weighs around 35 grams. The coin having 200 serrations is composed of 50 per cent silver, 40 per cent copper, 5 per cent nickel and 5 per cent Zinc.

    The earlier Parliament building was inaugurated by then Governor-General Lord Irwin on January 18, 1927. The new Parliament building has the capacity to seat 888 members in the Lok Sabha and 300 in Rajya Sabha. The previous building of the Parliament there was a provision for the sitting of 543 Members in the Lok Sabha and 250 in the Rajya Sabha.

    Keeping in view the future requirements, arrangements have been made for a meeting of 888 members in the Lok Sabha and 384 members in the Rajya Sabha in the newly constructed building of the Parliament. The joint session of both Houses can now be held in the Lok Sabha Chamber.

  • PM Modi inaugurated the new Parliament House

    PM Modi inaugurated the new Parliament House

    New Delhi: After installing the historic ‘Sengol’ near the Lok Sabha Speaker’s chair, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday unveiled the plaque to mark the inauguration of the new Parliament building here.

    After the ‘puja’ and ‘havan’, the Prime Minister received the historic ‘Sengol’ from the Adheenams’ seers and then installed it inside the new Parliament building near the Lok Sabha Speaker’s Chair. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla accompanied the Prime Minister.

    The Prime Minister along with Birla unveiled the plaque to mark the inauguration of the new Parliament building.

    The Prime Minister also felicitated the workers, who were involved in the construction and development of the new Parliament building by giving them shawls and a momentos.

    PM Modi then along with Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Cabinet ministers attended a ‘Sarva-dharma’ (all-religious) prayer ceremony at the new Parliament building.

    The inaugural ceremony began with an early morning havan. Representatives of 25 political parties and many dignitaries, including chief ministers and ministers, are in attendance for the inauguration.

    Union Ministers Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, S. Jaishankar and Jitendra Singh, chief ministers of several states and BJP president J.P. Nadda were also present on the occasion.

    Twenty opposition parties, including the Congress, are boycotting the inauguration of the new four-storey Parliament House

  • Kamal says make new Parliament inauguration an occasion of national unity

    Kamal says make new Parliament inauguration an occasion of national unity

    CHENNAI: Insisting that political disagreements could wait for a day, actor-politician Kamal Hassan on Saturday appealed to political parties to reconsider their boycott and make the inauguration of the new Parliament an occasion of national unity.

    India’s new home needs all its family members to reside in it, he said. He said he believed in participatory democracy and hence call upon all opposition parties who have chosen to boycott the event to reconsider it.

    “Any disagreements you may have over the event can be raised in public forums as well as on the floor of the houses of the new Parliament,” Hassan urged.

    Reminding political parties to remember that “there is more that unites us than divides us,” Haasan said in a statement here that the entire country is looking forward to this event. “The eyes of the world are upon us. Let’s make the inauguration of a new Parliament an occasion of national unity, our political disagreements can wait for a day,” Hassan, president of the Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM), said.

    The veteran actor had unsuccessfully contested against BJP Mahila Morcha national president Vanathi Srinivasan in Coimbatore south constituency in the 2021 Assembly elections.

    The inauguration of the new Parliament on May 28 is a moment of celebration for the entire country and it moved him with immense pride. “I congratulate the Government of India for this historic achievement. In national interest, I choose to celebrate the inauguration of the new Parliament with you, while maintaining my dissent over not inviting the Hon. President of India and for not involving opposition parties in the planning of the inauguration,” he said.

    “But this moment of national pride has become politically divisive. “I ask my Prime Minister one simple question; “Please tell the country, why the President of India should not attend the inauguration of our new Parliament?” I see no reason why the President of India as Head of the State should not be part of this historic occasion,” he asked.

    Bills passed by Parliament become law of the land only when the President gave the assent. The President has the power to convene or adjourn sessions of Parliament and is integral to the functioning of Parliament.

    “I advise the Prime Minister to make the conciliatory gesture and invite Hon. President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu. The new Parliament is no mere ordinary building. It will be the home of Indian democracy for time immemorial. I call upon the Prime Minister to rectify this oversight, which will go down in history as a grave error, and if rectified will become a milestone in political leadership,” he claimed.