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The wind turbines will not just be 'Made in India', but 'Made in Andhra Pradesh' too. With Tata Power's project, wind energy farms will make a comeback in Andhra Pradesh after a hiatus of 6 years.
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A slew of renewable energy players opted out of the state between 2019 and 2023, but the Chandrababu Naidu administration is trying to change that with a new clean energy policy. Project approvals and land for ReNew Power's 2.5 GW project with 1 GWh of battery storage was cleared by the government in four months.
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The drop is expected to boost the chance of another repo rate cut when the central bank’s monetary policy committee meets in early April. The MPC cut the rate by 25 bps in February
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A major fire and explosion ripped through a pharma unit here on Wednesday leaving 17 people dead and 33 injured. The damage could have been worse but due to lunchtime fewer workers were in the plant when the accident occurred. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, will visit the site on Aug 22 and, has ordered a high-level enquiry into the incident, promising stringent action against the management in case of negligence.
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Bangladesh Crisis Highlights: Hundreds of Bangladeshi nationals gathered at the international border with India in West Bengal’s Jalpaiguri district on August 7, seeking refuge. They claimed that they were under attack in their country.
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Janasena chief and actor Pawan Kalyan, Nara Lokesh, son of Naidu, among others, took oath as Ministers. Andhra Pradesh Governor S Abdul Nazeer administered the oath to Naidu and others.
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Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan will be the new deputy chief minister of Andhra Pradesh .TDP won 135 seats in the 175-member assembly while Kalyan's Jana Sena won 21 seats. Their NDA ally BJP also won 8 seats.
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N Chandrababu Naidu first became the CM nearly 30 years ago in 1995 and went on to rule till 2004 to be replaced by late Y S Rajasekhar Reddy.
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Chennai-based KCP Ltd stock had recorded gains of 13 percent on June 6 and 18 percent on June 5, following the announcement of both the Lok Sabha elections and the Andhra Pradesh assembly polls, which saw TDP riding back to power
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TDP leader Nara Lokesh said the state expects support for special category status from the Centre to fulfill the promises made at the time of the division of the united Andhra
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After his electoral victory in Andhra Pradesh, Naidu faces the challenge of revitalising Amaravati while grappling with severe financial constraints.
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In this Andhra Pradesh Assembly Election 2024 results, the TDP secured 16 seats, the BJP three, and Janasena two, while the YSRCP managed only four seats. In the Assembly polls, the TDP emerged as the leader with 135 seats, followed by Janasena with 21 seats and the BJP with eight seats, while the YSRCP trailed behind with 11 seats.
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Andhra Pradesh Assembly election 2024, voter registration in Andhra Pradesh saw nearly 40 million registrations, including approximately 20 million male voters, 20.1 million female voters, 3,421 third-gender voters, and 68,185 service electors.
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Key pledges in the TDP Janasena BJP Alliance Manifesto
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"Amaravati is the capital of Andhra Pradesh, there is no second thought about it. It will be developed," TDP's senior leader Kanakamedala Ravindrakumar said.
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Kalyan polled 1,34,394 votes.
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Speaker Thammineni Sitaram also lost the poll to his TDP rival K Ravi Kumar in Amadalavalas assembly segment.
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This tend is significant because electorate were evaluating the saffron party not only for its ideas but also for its decisive leadership and developmental work.
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According to an Exit Poll survey by S-GED, the TDP-JSP-BJP alliance is likely to win 139 of 175 Assembly seats in Andhra Pradesh. YSCRCP, on the other hand, could win 36
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Poll panel asks police to take stringent action so that 'nobody in the future dares to take any such action to interfere into the peaceful conduct of polls'.
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A case has been booked against the Tenali MLA based on a complaint lodged by Sudhakar.
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TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu and YS Sharmila are giving tough fight to current CM Jagan Reddy in Andhra Pradesh. The election results on June 4 will show whether Reddy still holds sway
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Jagan Mohan Reddy cast his vote at Bhakarapuram in Pulivendula constituency of Kadapa district on Monday while Chandrababu Naidu and his wife exercised their franchise in Amaravati.
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As many as 96 Lok Sabha constituencies are being voted for on May 13. Polling is also on for the Andhra Pradesh and Odisha assemblies
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Andhra Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections: The increased number of visits by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the run-up to the polls has made it evident that Andhra Pradesh plays a key role in NDA’s strategy.
