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Bandaru touches upon common man’s issues

admin — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 11:02:45 +0000

He looks determined to bag the seat that placed him in the Union Cabinet in the previous government. After a “surprise” loss in the last elections, he is taking no chance this time and hitting the lanes and by-lanes, so familiar to him, early in the morning. He reminds people of what he has done for the city and not just his constituency.

The BJP candidate for the Secunderabad LS seat, B. Dattatreya, kicked off his campaign in style from Warasiguda on Wednesday helping a labourer download coconut bags from a lorry and kissing an infant even as his followers reminded that it all reflected his simplicity and down-to-earth nature. As his specially designed vehicle fitted with mikes, along with his followers on bikes snaked through the small lanes inviting curious people to come out of their house, Mr. Dattatreya raised issues that touched the common man. He raised the issue of the spiralling prices of essential commodities and how hard the middle and lower income groups were hit. “But this government talks high of its performance when people have to spend Rs. 30 to buy a kg of rice despite bumper crop in the last five years,” he said.

Mr. Dattatreya alleged that corruption levels of the Congress have not just affected individuals but the State itself. He said people had to lose Metro Rail due to the greed of Mr. Rajasekhara Reddy and they should question this government. “I was instrumental in getting money for MMTS, Krishna water, flyovers and Vambay houses in the city,” he reminded them. But this government concentrated more on selling lands and less on people’s welfare.

Mr. Dattatreya didn’t confine himself to just local issues, but also national issues like the failure of the UPA government in containing terrorism.He talked about how the blasts in Hyderabad shattered the confidence of the common man and the image of the city.Accompanied by the Secunderabad Assembly seat candidate Shanigarapu Ramesh Chakra, he campaigned in Warasiguda, Mohdguda and Chilkalguda divisions.

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TRS ‘dadagiri’ in Mahakootami

admin — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 09:15:11 +0000

Telangana Rashtra Samithi is virtually making dadagiri in Mahakootami, causing a lot of disgruntlement among its partners. Though the TDP has agreed to concede nine of 17 Lok Sabha seats and 48 out of 119 assembly seats to the TRS, the latter is still creating troubles to the grand alliance. In the morning, there were indications to the media that TD president N Chandrababu Naidu would formally announce the common list of candidates of all the alliance partners on Wednesday afternoon. But to the utter dismay of the partners, the TRS announced its first list of 15 candidates in the morning, including a couple of seats being claimed by the TDP.

The TD leaders got upset and when contacted, they were told that it was an auspicious time and hence, the TRS had to announce the list. Subsequently, changes were made in the list. Peeved at the way TDP was pampering the TRS, the CPI-M announced the list of 20 assembly constituencies where it would be contesting, stating that it had not agreed for 16 seats as was leaked to the media. CPI-M State secretary B V Raghavulu declared that the seat sharing talks in grand alliance had not yet been completed. As a result, teh TDP was compelled to release its first list of candidates for 27 assembly seats.

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Assembly Constituencies in Andhra Pradesh

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Assembly Constituencies in Andhra Pradesh – Shown below are the total constituencies for the Assembly elections in the state of Andhra pradesh

ADHILABAD (10 Assembly Consituencies)

1. SIRPUR
2. CHENNUR
3. BELLAMPALL
4. MANCHERIAL
5. ASIFABAD
6. KHANPUR
7. ADHILABAD
8. BOATHAN
9. NIRMAL
10. MUDHOLE

HYDERABAD (15 Assembly Consituencies)

11.MUSHEERABAD
12. MALAKPET
13. AMBERPET
14. KHIARTHABAD
15. JUBLEEHILLS
16. SANATHNAGAR
17. NAMPALLY
18. KHRAWAN
19. GOSHMAHAL
20. CHARMINAR
21. CHANDRYANGUTTA
22. YAKUTHPURA
23. BAHADURPURA
24. SECENDRABAD
25. CANTONMENT

KARIMNAGAR (13 Assembly Consituencies)

26. KORATLA
27. JAGITHIAL
28. DHARMAPURI
29. RAMAGUNDAM
30. MANTAIN
31. PEDDAPALLE
32. KARIMNAGAR
33. CHOPPADANDI
34. VEMULAWADA
35. SIRICILLA
36. MANAKONDUR
37. HUZURABAD
38. HUSNABAD

KHAMMAM (10 Assembly Consituencies)

39. PINAPAKA
40. YELLANDU
41. KHAMMAM
42. PALAIR
43. MADHIRA
44. WYRA
45. SATHUPALLE
46. KOTHAGUDAM
47. ASWARAOPETA
48. BHADRACHELAM

MAHABUBNAGAR (14 Assembly Consituencies)

49. KONDAGAL
50. NARAYANPET
51. MAHABUBNAGAR
52. JADCHERLA
53. DEVERKADRA
54. MAKTHAL
55. WANAPARTHY
56. GADWAL
57. ALAMPUR
58. NAGARKURNOOL
59. ACHAMPETA
60. KALWAKURTHY
61. SHADNAGAR
62. KOLLAPUR

MEDAK (10 Assembly Consituencies)

63. SIDDIPET
64. MEDAK
65. NARAYANKHED
66. ANDOLE
67. NARSAPUR
68. ZAHIRABAD
69. SANGAREDDY
70. PATANCHERU
71. DUBBAK
72.GAJWEL

NALGONDA (12 Assembly Consituencies)

73. DEVARAKONDA
74. NAGARJUN SAGAR
75. MIRYALAGUDA
76. HUZURNAGAR
77. KODA
78. SURYAPET
79. NALGONDA
80. MUNUGODU
81. BHONGIRI
82. NAKREKAL
83. ALAIR
84. THUNGATHURTHY

NIZAMBAD (9 Assembly Consituencies)

85. ARMUR
86. BODHAN
87. JUKKAL
88. BANSWADA
89. BALAKONDA
90. YELLAREDDY
91. KAMAREDDY
92. NIZAMBAD [URBAN]
93. NIZAMBAD [RURAL]

RANGAREDDY (14 Assembly Consituencies)

94. MEDCHEL
95. MALKAJGIRI
96. QUTHBULLAPUR
97. UPPAL
98. KUKATPALLY
99. IBRAHIMPATNAM
100. L B NAGAR
101. MAHESWARAM
102. RAJENDRA NAGAR
103. SERLINGAMPALLY
104. CHEVELLA
105. PARIGI
106. VIKARABAD
107. TANDURU

WARANGAL (12 Assembly Consituencies)

108. JANGAM
109. STATION GHAPUR
110. PALAKURTHI
111. DORNAKAL
112. MAHABUBABAD
113. NARSAMPETA
114. PARKALA
115. WARANGAL [EAST]
116. WARANGAL [WEST]
117. WARDHANNAPET
118. BHUPALAPALLE
119. MULUGU

EAST GIDAVARI (19 Assembly Consituencies)

120. TUNI
121. PRATHIPADU
122. PITAPURAM
123. KAKINADA [RURAL]
124. PEDDAPURAM
125. ANAPARTHY
126. KAKINADA [CITY]
127. RAMACHANDRAPURAM
128. MUMMIDIVARAM
129. AMALAPURAM
130. RAZOL
131. GANNAVARAM
132. KOTHAKOTA
133. MANDAPETA
134. BURUGUPUDA
135. RAJAMANDRY [CITY]
136. RAJAMANDRY [RURAL]
137. JAGGAMPETA
138. RAMPACHODAVARAM

GUNTUR (17 Assembly Consituencies)

139. PEDAKURAPADU
140. TADIKONDA
141. MANGALAGIRI
142. PONNUR
143. VEMURU
144. REPALLE
145. TENALI
146. BAPATLA
147. PRATHIPADU
148. GUNTUR [EAST]
149. GUNTUR [WEST]
150. GURAJALA
151. CHILAKALURIPETA
152. NARSARAOPETA
153. VINUKONDA
154. SATHENAPALLE
155. MACHERLA

KRISHNA (16 Assembly Consituencies)

156. TIRIVUR
157. NUZIVIDU
158. GANNAVARAM
159. GUDIWADA
160. KIKALURU
161. PEDANA
162. MACHLIPATNAM
163. AVANIGADDA
164. PAMARU
165. PENAMALURU
166. VIJAYAWADA [EAST]
167. VIJAYAWADA [WEST]
168. VIJAYAEADA [CENTRAL]
169. MYLAVARAM
170. NANDIGAMA
171. JAGGAYAPETA

NELLORE (10 Assembly Consituencies)

172. KAVALI
173. ATMAKUR
174. KOVUR
175. NELLORE [CITY]
176. NELLORE [RURAL]
177. SARVEYPALLY
178. GUDURU
179. SULLURUPETA
180. VENKATAGIRI
181. UDAYAGIRI

PRAKASHAM (12 Assembly Consituencies)

182. YERRRAGONDAPALEM
183. DARSHI
184. PARCHEVUR
185 CHIRALA
186. ADDANKI
187. SANTHANUTHALAPADU
188. ONGOLE
189. KANDAKUR
190. KONDAPI
191. MARKAPURAM
192. GIDDALUR
193. KANIGIRI

SRIKAKULAM (10 Assembly Consituencies)

194. ITCHAPURAM
195. PALASA
196. TELKKALI
197. PATHAPATNAM
198. SRIKAKULAM
199. AMUDHALAVALASA
200. ETCHERLA
201. NARSANNAPETA
202. RAJAM
203. PALAKONDA

VIZAG (15 Assembly Consituencies)

204. BHIMILI
205. VIZAG [EAST]
206. VIZAG [WEST]
207. VIZAG [NORTH]
208. VIZAG [SOUTH]
209. GAJUWAKA
210. CHODAVARAM
211. MADUGULA
212. ARAKU
213. PADERU
214. ANAKAPALLE
215. PENDURTHI
216. YELAMANCHILI
217. PAYAKARAOPETA
218. NARSTPATNAM

VIJAYANAGARAM (9 Assembly Consituencies)

219. KURUPAM
220. PRAVATHIPURAM
221. SALURU
222. BOBBILI
223CHEEPURAPALLE
224. GANAPATHI NAGARAM
225. NELLIMARLA
226. VIJAYANAGARAM
227. SRUNGAVARAPUKOTA

WEST GODAVARI (15 Assembly Consituencies)

228. KOVUR
229. NIDADAVOLE
230. ACHANTA
231. PALACOLE
232. NARSAPURAM
233. BHIMAVARAM
234. UNDI
235 TANUKU
235. TADEPALLIGUDEM
236. UNGUTUR
237. DENDULURU
238. ELURU
239. GOPALAPURAM
240. POLAVARAM
242. CHINTALAPUDI

ANANTAPUR (14 Assembly Consituencies)

243. RAYADURGA
244. URAVAKONDA
245. GUNTAKAL
246. TADIPATRI
247. SINGANAMALA
248. ANANTAPUR
249. KALYAN DURGA
250. RAPTADU
251. MADAKASI
252. HINDUPUR
253. PENUKONDA
254. PUTTAPATRI
255. DHARMAVARAM
256. KADIRI

CHITOOR (14 Assembly Consituencies)

257. THAMBALAPALLE
258. PILERU
259. MADANAPALLE
260. PUNGANUR
261. CHANDRAGIRI
262. THIRUPATHI
263. SRIKALAHASTI
264. SATYAVEDU
265. NAGIRI
266. GANGADHRA
267. CHITOOR
268. KUPPAM
269. PUTHALAPATU
270. PALAMANER

KADAPA (10 Assembly Consituencies)

271. BADWEL
272. RAJAMPETA
273. KADAPA
274. KODURU
275. RAYACHOT
276. PULIVENDULLA
277. KAMALAPURAM
278. JAMMALAMADUGU
279. PRODDUTUR
280. MYDKUR

KURNOOL (14 Assembly Consituencies)

281. ALLAGADDA
282. SRISHAILAM
283. NANDIKOTKUR
284. KURNOOL
285. PANYAM
286. NANDYALA
287. DHONE
288. PATTIKONDA
289. KODMUR
290. ADHONE
291. YAMMIGANUR
292. MANTRALAYAM
293.BANGANAPALLE
294 ALURU

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TRS Releases first list of Candidates for Assembly Polls

admin — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 09:31:44 +0000

Hyderabad: The Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) on Wednesday released its first list of candidates for the April 16 Karnataka Assembly polls after finalising the seat-sharing agreement with the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) that is leading the Opposition ‘grand alliance’ in the State.

The list, released by TRS general secretary S. Madhusudana Chari and MLA E. Rajender, contained 15 names. The sub-regional party has not yet announced the candidates for the Lok Sabha seats.

The TRS has got 41 Assembly and nine Lok Sabha seats as per the seat-sharing agreement with the TDP. Andhra Pradesh has a total of 294 Assembly and 42 Lok Sabha seats.

Lok Sabha and Assembly polls are being held simultaneously in the State.

Rajender said backward classes had been given preference in the selection of candidates. Nominees for other seats would be named in a day or two, he said.

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