CID chargesheets CBN in another case. The state CID has filed a chargesheet in the assigned lands case in Amaravati, with former chief minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and former minister P. Narayana as the main accused. According to the CID, the value of the lands involved in the offence is estimated at Rs 4,400 crore, spread over approximately 1,100 acres. Other accused include Anne Sudheer Babu, former tahsildar of Thullur mandal, and K.P.V. Anjani Kumar, MD of Ramakrishna Housing Pvt Ltd.\r\nThe CID alleges that Naidu conspired with Narayana and other ministers, along with their benamis, to grab assigned lands in the capital city area from SCs, STs, and BCs. They allegedly created fear among these communities that their lands would be taken away without compensation under the Land Pooling Scheme, leading them to sell their lands at lower prices. The ministers allegedly pressured officials to issue GO 41 to benefit from the land pooling scheme for assigned lands in villages such as Mandadam, Velagapudi, and Uddandarayunipalem, despite legal advice to the contrary.\r\nThe investigation revealed that funds amounting to about Rs 16.5 crore were transferred from educational societies and companies operated by Narayana\'s family members to M/s Ramakrishna Housing Pvt Ltd and other middlemen. Narayana allegedly acquired nearly 162 acres of assigned lands for himself, while other associates of Naidu and Narayana acquired hundreds of acres.\r\nSenior IAS officers testified that Naidu and Narayana issued GO 41, overriding the then advocate general\'s opinion, to legitimize transactions on assigned lands. Guntur district revenue officials found anomalies in the ownership or possession details of assigned lands in the 2014 revenue records compared to claims submitted for benefits under the LPS to APCRDA, involving 945.82 acres and 1,336 persons. Kommareddy Brahmananda Reddy has sought to be considered an approver and the ACB court is reviewing his plea.

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CBN lands in trouble

CID chargesheets CBN in another case

Jagan IPL team name and the players list. CM Jagan Mohan Reddy recently unveiled the Aadudam Andhra program, aimed at enhancing sports infrastructure across the state.\r\nAmidst speculations about Jagan\'s ambition to bring an IPL team to Andhra Pradesh, Nara Lokesh, known for his sharp wit, took a dig at the idea, dubbing the hypothetical team as \"Kodi Kathi Warriors.\"\r\nIn a satirical vein, Lokesh humorously suggested a lineup for the team, featuring tongue-in-cheek references to local political figures. He humorously proposed players such as \"Senior batter Avinash Reddy, renowned for his clash with Babai Vivekananda Reddy, Ace gambler Anil Kumar, Araganta Ambati, Avanthi, All-rounder Gorantla Madhav, YouTube sensation Margani Bharat, Boothulu specialist Kodali Nani, and Biyyam Madhusudhan Reddy.\"\r\nLokesh\'s playful jabs at Jagan\'s IPL aspirations struck a chord with the audience, eliciting laughter and applause. This light-hearted banter adds a touch of humor to the political landscape, showcasing Lokesh\'s knack for wit and satire.\r\n<div style=\"text-align: justify;\"></div>

Is this Jagan IPL team name

Jagan IPL team name and the players list

BJP conditions a big headache for CBN.The debate over whether the TDP alliance with BJP is advantageous or challenging has ignited a fervent discussion within Andhra Pradesh politics. Opponents argue that if the BJP is not enthusiastic about the alliance, it suggests that the TDP has pursued it unilaterally. While there hasn\'t been an explicit statement from the BJP to this effect, remarks by BJP National President JP Nadda hint at TDP\'s independent initiative in forming the alliance. Nadda\'s statement implies an invitation extended to TDP and Janasena supporters to collaborate with the BJP, indicating a realization of past missteps and a recognition of BJP as the sole viable ally.\r\nOn the BJP\'s side, there are queries about their subdued stance following a meeting between Babu and Amit Shah the previous month. Babu\'s three-day visit to Delhi failed to solidify the alliance, prompting speculation about behind-the-scenes developments. Some suggest that the TDP-initiated alliance compelled BJP to secure six MP seats, akin to the BJP\'s approach in neighboring states like Odisha, where they actively pursue alliances.\r\nThe absence of overt media coverage or endorsement by Babu has raised suspicions about the terms and conditions of the alliance, with speculations that they might be more onerous than those with BJP. Additionally, there are concerns that BJP\'s strategies may overshadow TDP\'s interests in AP, potentially compromising TDP\'s electoral prospects.\r\nOverall, the prevailing sentiment in political and media circles suggests that while the alliance with BJP may have been agreed upon, the details of the arrangement remain unclear. As such, the true implications and conditions of this alliance are eagerly awaited.\r\n<div style=\"text-align: justify;\"></div>

BJP forcibly arm-twisted CBN

 BJP conditions a big headache for CBN

Dr. Murali Ginjupalli, Chancellor of St. Martinus University in Willemstad, Cura&ccedil;ao, was honored with the prestigious Iconic Award 2024 during a ceremony held on March 10 in New Delhi. Organized by The International Awards Forum (TIAF USA), the event brought together notable figures, including Dr. Gajendra Chauhan, Vice-Chancellor of Pandit Lakhmi Chand State University of Performing and Visual Arts (SUPVA) in Rohtak, who presented the award to Dr. Ginjupalli. Among other distinguished attendees were Prof. (Dr.) Rajkumar, Chairman of Madhav University, Rajasthan, and Jagdeep Vats, President of the New Delhi Bar Association.&nbsp;\r\nThe Iconic Award is reserved for individuals who have demonstrated exceptional performance in their careers and have made significant contributions to their respective fields. Dr. Ginjupalli\'s recognition was met with congratulations from colleagues such as Dr. Danna Soria, Vice Chancellor, Dr. Ravikishor Vintha, Dean of Basic Sciences, CEO Shrini Sajja, and Dr. KK Sharma, Chairman of Brookfield International University. With 24 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and medical education sectors, Dr. Ginjupalli has left an indelible mark through his research, practical applications, and charitable initiatives supporting students in need. TIAF extends its heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Ginjupalli for his outstanding contributions and achievements.

Dr. Murali Ginjupalli Receives Iconic Award 

Dr. Murali Ginjupalli Receives Iconic Award 2024 in New Delhi Ceremony

TDP leader blistering attack on Jagan.Telugu Desam State President Atchannaidu recently made strong statements regarding the political landscape in Andhra Pradesh. He expressed confidence in the alliance between TDP, Janasena, and BJP, stating that they would come to power. He criticized YCP and CM Jagan, referring to them metaphorically as \"dogs,\" alleging collusion between them.\r\nAtchannaidu addressed the media in Srikakulam, questioning Jagan about his father\'s alliance with TRS and the Communists (CPI, CPM) while in Congress. He emphasized that the TDP\'s alliances were driven by historical necessity rather than a quest for power, particularly to address issues affecting the state. He said Jagan is talking like a mad man and he is having no brain.\r\nHe asserted that Chandrababu\'s leadership was crucial in understanding and addressing the people\'s sentiments, positioning the TDP as a credible alternative to the current government. Atchannaidu also claimed that many candidates were eager to contest on TDP tickets, indicating a strong support base for the party.\r\nRegarding Vijayasai Reddy\'s comments about YCP\'s candidates, Atchannaidu warned against using illicit means to boost the party\'s prospects, stating that such actions would not be tolerated. He criticized Jagan\'s remarks about welfare schemes, asserting that the TDP had a legacy of championing welfare initiatives and that Jagan had no moral authority to speak on the matter.\r\nAtchannaidu highlighted Chandrababu\'s vision and ability to attract investments, contrasting it with Jagan\'s purported lack of leadership qualities. He pledged to introduce even better welfare schemes than the YCP if the TDP came to power, emphasizing the party\'s commitment to the welfare of the people.\r\n&nbsp;

Jagan a madman having no brain

TDP leader blistering attack on Jagan

Namasthe Telangana lands in trouble.A case has stirred up the media landscape as 'Namaste Telangana' finds itself under scrutiny for allegedly publishing false information. The publication purportedly claimed that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and former AP CM Chandrababu Naidu convened at Begumpet Airport, prompting TPCC Working President, MLC Mahesh Kumar Goud, to take action by lodging a complaint with the Begumpet Police.

The legal proceedings, governed by IPC sections 505(1)(b)(c) and 505(2) in conjunction with 109, have resulted in the registration of a case under crime number 154/2024. Shedding light on the matter, Mahesh Kumar Goud issued a statement over the weekend, vehemently refuting the newspaper's assertions.

Mahesh clarified that the news report insinuating a clandestine meeting between Chandrababu and Revanth at Begumpet Airport on the 7th of the month was entirely fabricated. He provided a detailed timeline, emphasizing that while Revanth Reddy arrived at 3 pm and departed at 3.37 pm, Chandrababu's presence was recorded from 2.45 pm to 3.07 pm. Crucially, Chandrababu didn't enter the lounge, and Revanth Reddy spent a mere 10 minutes inside, rendering any possibility of a meeting implausible.

Despite these clarifications, 'Namaste Telangana' allegedly perpetuated the narrative of a two-hour rendezvous starting at 3.30 pm, alleging that Chandrababu sought Revanth's support for the upcoming Andhra Pradesh assembly elections&mdash;a claim Mahesh vehemently denies, asserting that no such conversation or agreement took place.

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Namasthe Telangana lands in trouble

CBN-Revanth Reddy meet: Case on Namasthe Telangana

YS Jagan photo on Death Certificate. It has been observed that photos of Chief Minister Jaganmohan Reddy are being extensively used in government schools, from the cover of notebooks to the passbooks. This trend has sparked criticism, with former IAS officer and Lok Satta chief Jayaprakash Narayan expressing his concerns about the excessive use of Jagan\'s images for promotional purposes.\r\nJP voiced his displeasure, stating that Jagan\'s publicity campaign has reached unprecedented levels, questioning the rationale behind including the CM\'s photo on death certificates. He criticized the practice of placing Jagan\'s pictures on survey stones and alongside land ownership documents, considering it inappropriate and unnecessary. JP believes that such practices contribute to societal degradation and must be halted immediately.\r\nMoreover, JP highlighted the ineffective nature of the judicial system, pointing out that although the court had previously ruled against the use of public funds for personal promotion, exceptions were made for the Prime Minister and the Chief Justice. He questioned the rationale behind these exemptions, emphasizing the need for accountability and transparency in governance.\r\nJP called for public opposition to such practices and noted a growing dissent against family-dominated political rule, which he views as a positive development. His remarks underscore the importance of upholding democratic principles and ensuring that government actions are in the best interest of the public.

Jagan Mark Death Cerfiticate

YS Jagan photo on Death Certificate

Chandra Babu says murders like Jagan cannot be CM.TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu has raised concerns regarding what he perceives as Chief Minister Jaganmohan Reddy\'s lack of sincerity in addressing the murder of his younger brother, former minister YS Vivekananda Reddy. Naidu issued a challenge, questioning whether there is a willingness to openly discuss this tragic incident. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between TDP and Janasena, likening their unity to the seamless integration of milk and water.\r\nDuring his address at the recent \'Ra.. Kadalira\' public meeting held near the Kia Industry in Sri Satyasai district, Naidu urged the public to reflect on the administration under which the state witnessed developmental progress. He expressed his confidence in the people\'s ability to discern the truth behind the state\'s progress.\r\nNaidu reiterated that he does not need to explicitly name the perpetrators of this crime, implying his belief in the public\'s awareness of the situation. He raised ethical concerns about the eligibility of individuals involved in such heinous acts to hold the position of Chief Minister.\r\nIn a moment charged with emotion, Naidu rallied the crowd, drawing upon his decades of experience in organizing meetings and tours. He tapped into their collective enthusiasm and determination, suggesting a unified effort to hold accountable those who he deemed unfit for leadership. His impassioned query, \"Are you all ready to send Psycho home?\", resonated with the audience, underlining the urgency of the situation.\r\n<div style=\"text-align: justify;\"></div>

For him Jagan is Murderer

Chandra Babu says murders like Jagan cannot be CM

Secret behind Revanth meeting PM Modi, Ramoji Rao. Telangana CM Revanth Reddy is popular for his aggressive attitude and proactive approach.There is no denying the fact that it was Revanth Reddy\'s aggressive nature and ballistic approach against the then CM KCR and the ruling BRS, Congress came to power.\r\nRevanth with his daring actions and never say die approach went hammer and tongs exposing KCR,KTR,Harish Rao and Kavitha\'s misdeeds in Telangana and this connected chords with the people. However, there are many seniors in the Congress like Uttam Kumar Reddy,Damodara Rajanarasimha, Bhatti Vikramarka who are against Revanth becoming the CM as they felt that he was an outsider and the close aide of TDP supremo Chandra Babu.\r\nIt is known that TDP ensured Congress win Telangana by facilitating vote transfer by not contesting the elections as they felt that Revanth Reddy will help them during the upcoming elections in AP. Revanth Reddy after much deliberations and pacifying from the High Command, became CM with the seniors getting relented.\r\nBut Revanth knows that if BJP comes to power at the Centre which is sure to happen and wins more MP seats in Telangana, he will find the going tough. KCR,chief of BRS and other leaders have been saying that Revanth government will fall after the elections in three months. Anything is possible if BJP,BRS and MIM join hands.\r\nRevanth who is aware of the political situation, welcomed PM Modi during his visit to Telangana and even showered praises on him. This is much against the wishes of Congress supremo Rahul Gandhi who foulmouths Modi every second. It is known that after Revanth came out of TDP, BJP offered him plump post in Telangana but he preferred Congress.Revanth also met Ramoji Rao, Founder of Eenadu, and this shows that he is preparing ground favourable to him with news articles on him. It has to be seen how Revanth\'s strategies work.&nbsp;\r\n<div style=\"text-align: justify;\"></div>

Revanth strategic moves to save his Govt

Secret behind Revanth Reddy meeting PM Modi, Ramoji Rao

Chandrababu Naidu should not be the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh again, according to some voices within the BJP leadership at the central level. They seem adamant about this decision, citing several reasons. It is believed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah have thoroughly studied Chandrababu Naidu\'s political career and are aware of many crucial aspects of his political strategies.\r\nThere is a sentiment within the BJP that Chandrababu Naidu\'s alliance with the party loses momentum every time, and he tends to overshadow the BJP in Andhra Pradesh by highlighting underworld connections. Additionally, there is a prevailing belief that Chandrababu Naidu is not a trustworthy ally. Despite being trusted by the duo of Atal Bihari Vajpayee and L.K. Advani, it is suggested that Narendra Modi, while serving as the Chief Minister of Gujarat, closely observed Chandrababu Naidu\'s political maneuvers between 1999 and 2004. Some BJP leaders feel that Chandrababu Naidu has been playing games with the BJP in recent years, reveling in his victories and attributing defeats to the BJP.\r\nThere are also mentions of how Chandrababu Naidu, after receiving various benefits from the BJP, criticized Narendra Modi and Amit Shah in multiple ways by 2018, tarnishing the BJP\'s image in Andhra Pradesh. His actions, including forming alliances with the Congress in Telangana in 2018, have not been forgotten by the BJP leadership. Moreover, there is a sense of betrayal among BJP leaders regarding the 2023 Telangana elections, where the TDP did not contest and allegedly helped the Congress by diverting its votes, weakening the BJP.\r\nRecent actions by Chandrababu Naidu, including aligning with his friend Pawan Kalyan\'s Janasena Party, have further strained the alliance with the BJP. While discussions were held in Delhi regarding this alliance, the TDP remained silent for some time and then suddenly announced the first phase list of TDP-Janasena candidates, which has reportedly angered BJP leaders.\r\nThere is a growing suspicion among BJP leaders that Chandrababu Naidu\'s strategies, such as bringing Y.S. Sharmila into Andhra Pradesh politics and influencing the Congress, are aimed at weakening the BJP\'s position in the state. As a result, there is a sentiment within the BJP\'s top leadership that supporting Chandrababu Naidu\'s return as Chief Minister would not be in the party\'s best interest, and they may consider contesting the elections alone. The BJP\'s strategy seems to be to keep the TDP under pressure without resolving the alliance issue, potentially diminishing the TDP\'s significance in the upcoming elections.\r\n<div style=\"text-align: justify;\"></div>

Mission Crush CBN

Modi,Shah hellbent on crushing CBN

BJP arm twists TDP and YSRCP.The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has emerged as a dominant force in Indian politics, consistently securing a full majority in the Lok Sabha over the past two elections. The party leaders are confident of achieving a significant victory in the upcoming elections, with some predicting as many as 370 seats for the BJP alone. Surveys suggest that the BJP is likely to secure up to 325 seats, reinforcing its strong position in national politics.\r\nWhile the BJP\'s performance in the Lok Sabha has been impressive, the party has faced challenges in the Rajya Sabha, where it has had to navigate a more complex political landscape. However, the recent Rajya Sabha elections have seen the BJP increase its strength to 97 seats, just three short of a hundred. When combined with its allies in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), the BJP\'s strength in the Rajya Sabha reaches 117, making it well-positioned to pass crucial bills.\r\nIn states like Andhra Pradesh (AP), where the BJP has relied on the support of parties like the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP), the political dynamics are evolving. With the TDP\'s representation reduced to zero and the YSRCP now holding 11 seats, the BJP\'s reliance on these parties has diminished. This has led to speculation that the BJP may no longer need to rely on these parties for support in the Rajya Sabha.\r\nThe BJP\'s approach to alliances in AP and other states is seen as strategic, driven by political considerations rather than ideological alignment. The party is focused on strengthening its own position and is prepared to make alliances based on political expediency. As the BJP continues to consolidate its position in national politics, it is expected to assert its influence in states like AP, potentially reshaping the political landscape in the region. So if either Jagan\'s YSRCP, Chandra Babu\'s TDP and Pawan\'s Jana Sena feel that they can arm twist Modi\'s BJP,they are under serious delusion and if BJP wins over 300 seats, it will do whatever it wants according to the political situation to make inroads in AP and who ever wins AP will find it difficult to get even funds from the BJP led Union Government.&nbsp;\r\n<div style=\"text-align: justify;\"></div>

BJP arm twists TDP and YSRCP

BJP hide and seek with TDP and YSRCP

PK predicts doom for Jagan and KCR. Political analyst, Prashant Kishor, who briefly engaged in discussions with the Bharatiya Rashtra Samithi (BRS) as a potential political strategist before the 2023 election, has recently offered concerning predictions about the party\'s prospects.\r\n\"If I were a leader within BRS, I would be deeply concerned,\" Kishor stated. \"Any gains made by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Telangana pose a significant threat to the survival of BRS.\" Kishor went on to predict that BRS faces an \"existential crisis\" after the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.\r\nMeanwhile, Kishor also shared grim predictions for the YSR Congress Party (YCP) led by Jaganmohan Reddy. As the mastermind behind YCP\'s historic victory in 2019, Kishor\'s assessment carries significant weight.\"Jagan is set for a major loss,\" Kishor declared. \"While he perceives himself as caring for the people, he overlooks the fact that he is using public funds. True resource management differs from mere distribution of benefits.\"\r\nKishor criticized YCP\'s approach of relying on excessive spending and freebies, citing it as the primary reason for his pessimistic outlook. He believes Jagan\'s leadership has lost momentum and faces a challenging path ahead.\r\n&nbsp;