Pothula Suresh, the close aide to Late Paritala Ravi has been kidnapped today afternoon in Surat, Gujarat. This former Naxalite leader was hiding underground after the murder of Paritala Ravi and was known to be working on a sketch to erase Maddelacheruvu Suri, the prime accused in Paritala&rsquo;s murder.
As news channels have come breaking with kidnap news of Suresh, Paritala Sunita rightly suspected the hand of Congress Government. After numerous speculations, finally Anantapur SP confirmed that with the assistance of Gujarat Police, Suresh has been kidnapped with a pucca plan by their Special Team only to bring him before Anantapur Court tomorrow. By the way, Pothula Suresh is prime accused in TV Bomb Blast and few more brutal murder cases.
Well, Pothula Suresh is known to be a cold blooded murderer who has perfect backing from top brass in TDP and he is on a solid plan to kill all those who worked in murder of Paritala Ravi.

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Pothula Suresh, Hi Drama comes to an end

With festive Diwali mood set all across the country and people are celebrating it with fervor; there is a hidden threat and warning bells are ringing for Coastal Andhra with the cyclone named &lsquo;Jal&rsquo; by meteorological department. The Low Pressure depression turned into a deadly cyclone is centered about 700 km east of Trincomalee (Sri Lanka), 900 km east-southeast of Chennai and 1100 km southeast of Visakhapatnam. The system would move west-northwestwards and cross north Tamil Nadu and south Andhra Pradesh coasts between Puducherry and Nellore close to Chennai by November 7 (Sunday) evening or night, forecasted the Meteorological department. Thunder showes to isolated very high rains are predicted in Coastal Andhra Pradesh along with gusty winds reaching around 65-75 kph.

JAL fears for Diwali Celebrations!

Chief Coach, National Rowing Team, Ismail Baig on Thursday expressed confidence that sportsmen from the country would perform exceptionally well in the 16th Asian Games scheduled to be held in China from November 12 to 27.
Talking to media persons after the conclusion of practice session for the Rowing team at Hussain Sagar Lake in the city, Mr Ismail Baig said the prospects of the Indian team to get medals in Rowing were brighter this time around as the team members had undergone rigorous training session.
The Chief Coach revealed that 28 members (both men and women) have participated in the training session.
Sruthi Kamat from Chennai, one of trainees who underwent practice at the camp, hoped to bag a Gold Medal in the Asian Games. She said &ldquo;We will do our best to get Gold Medal in the rowing competitions&rdquo;.
After completing training in Chennai, Sruthi said she came to the city for undergoing further training under the National coach Ismail Baig, to overcome all the shortcomings she has.
Priya, a junior rowing gold medal winner, also expressed similar feelings and hoped to win a Medal in the Games.&nbsp;
Jaleel Krishnan from Kerala, who participated in Asian games twice, stated China, Japan and Germany would give a tough fight for the Indian team in the Games. He said that, &ldquo;this time I aim to win gold&rdquo; in the competition.
Ranjit Singh from Punjab also underwent training in the session. The team members are leaving Hyderabad on November 7 to participate in the Asian Games in China.

Mood upbeat as rowing team prepares for Asian Games

GVK-EMRI Chief Executive Officer Venkat Changavalli on Wednesday stated revealed that the success of the 108 ambulance services could be gauged by the fact that more than 80 thousand critically ill patients, among the 47 lakh emergency cases were shifted to hospitals in time to save their lives.
Mr Changavalli was addressing the gathering at a one-day workshop on Andhra Pradesh Comprehensive Emergency Medical Management System (AP CEMMS), at GVK-EMRI Campus, Hyderabad.
He went on to add that as many as 802 working 108 Ambulance presently existed in Andhra Pradesh alone, while as many as 2,600 such vehicles were working in the 9 states covered by the services.
He added that two more states the 108 services would be extended to two more states, Chhattisgarh and Himachal Pradesh, from next month.
Mr Changavalli revealed that the GVK Foundation has kept its promise to support the services by releasing Rs 15 crore per annum for the GVK-EMRI services.
He added that over 3 lakh pregnant women were shifted to respective hospitals through the 108 ambulances. Mr Changavalli added that around 2 per cent of these pregnant women had given birth in the ambulances while on their way to hospital.
Speaking on the occasion, A and D Department HOD CMC Vellore Professor Suresh David demanded that the Medical Council of India start MD Emergency services. He said that there is acute need for emergency physicians.
The Government of Andhra Pradesh had entered into an agreement with GVK-EMRI under Public and Private partnership mode and recognised EMRI as the State Level Nodal Agency to provide emergency response service across the State in coordination with the public agencies (APVVP etc), which will help drive greater transparency, agility, and better citizen service.
This agreement is part of the government&rsquo;s commitment to improve the access of healthcare services, particularly in emergency situation for the pregnant women, neonates, infants and children, and trauma victims and other health emergencies in the general population; and thereby help the State to achieve the critical Millennium Development Goals in the health sector, ie reduction of Infant Mortality Rate and Maternal Mortality Rate, and in general improve the health-confidence in the people by improving their ability to access healthcare service in case of emergencies.
With the large-scale deployment of &ldquo;108&rdquo; emergency Ambulance services in the rural areas under the AP-EMRI umbrella, the State could deliver best possible pre-hospital care services to its population. However there is still a gap in the continuum of care in terms of emergency patient care management. To bridge that gap it is now proposed to strengthen Emergency patient care services in the hospital and make them more effective and efficient.
The workshop was the 3rd in this series in which experts and state representatives come together to conceptualize a comprehensive emergency medical management system for AP (APCEMMS) and to make public commitment (Declaration) for strengthening emergency patient care management in AP by preparing the hospitals as safe and reliable destinations for the community to seek emergency care services, imparting emergency care skills to medical, nursing and paramedical staff when approached for immediate medical attention and establishing an integrated approach in emergency care delivery through continuous and developmental relationships.
The workshop was organised collaboratively by AP Vaidya VIdhana Parishad and GVK-EMRI under the overall supervision of the Principal Secretary to Government, (PH), HM and FW department Government of Andhra Pradesh.

Pothula Suresh, Hi Drama comes to an end

Pothula Suresh, Hi Drama comes to an end

JAL fears for Diwali Celebrations!

JAL fears for Diwali Celebrations!

JAL fears for Diwali Celebrations!

JAL fears for Diwali Celebrations!

Mood upbeat as rowing team prepares for Asian Games

Mood upbeat as rowing team prepares for Asian Games

Mood upbeat as rowing team prepares for Asian Games

Mood upbeat as rowing team prepares for Asian Games

Mood upbeat as rowing team prepares for Asian Games

Over 47 lakh benefit from 108 services: CEO