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Congress Announces Candidates For 6 Lok Sabha, 12 Assembly Seats In Andhra Pradesh
The Congress on Wednesday announced the names of candidates for six more Lok Sabha constituencies and 12 Assembly seats in Andhra Pradesh.
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Andhra Pradesh Congress chief likely to visit Delhi to discuss by-polls
Congress Chief Botsa Satyanarayana is likely to visit Delhi soon to discuss with the party leadership the preparations for by polls to be held for 17 assembly seats.
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Congress rift in Andhra Pradesh after election results
The Congress in Andhra Pradesh has been battling on many fronts, especially the Telangana issue, which has given Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy a hard time. And adding to his woes are the Congress' dismal performance in the recently-held by-elections.
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Congress in Andhra Pradesh gets new chief
Seeking to put its house in order in Andhra Pradesh, the Congress today appointed senior state minister Botsa Satyanarayana as PCC President.Botsa is a member of the influential Kapu community to which filmstar Chiranjeevi, who merged his Praja Rajyam Party with Congress, also belongs. Another senior minister Kanna Lakshminarayana, also belonging t...
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Andhra Congress leader 'withdraws' Sonia comments
Senior Congress leader from Andhra Pradesh, G Venkataswamy, who 12 hours ago demanded Sonia Gandhi's resignation as Party President, today said he is ready to withdraw all his comments."I had to make those comments because I was worried that the party may suffer in Telangana region. I am ready to withdraw all comments...I request her (Gandhi) for a...
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Gear up for mid-term elections, says Naidu
Hoping to return to power, Andhra Pradesh's main opposition Telugu Desam Party is banking on a revival of its fortunes and possible mid-term Assembly poll in the wake of the churning in state's ruling Congress following the resignation of rebel MP YS Jaganmohan Reddy."Let us be prepared for the mid-term elections. It may happen any time given the p...
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Who is Jagan Mohan Reddy?
Thrust into political limelight after the death of his father YSR in an air crash last year, Yeduguri Sandinti Jagan Mohan Reddy never hid his ambition to become the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, fuelling troubles for both the faction-ridden state Congress unit and party high command with his defiant attitude.From a businessman to a Lok Sabha M...
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For now, Jagan won't be punished by Congress
It's a sign perhaps of how many fires the Congress is fighting - for now, the party will has decided not to penalise Jagan Mohan Reddy for the full-frontal attack launched by his TV channel against both the PM and Sonia Gandhi. Congress sources say that till the Winter Session of Parliament ends, Jagan is safe. The Union government has to figu...
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Jagan defies Congress, his 'Odarpu Yatra' on course
A fresh war of nerves has begun between the Congress leadership and Jaganmohan Reddy. YSR's son insists that he will go ahead with his 'Odarpu Yatra' in Prakasam district from September 3, despite Pranab Mukherjee's reported warning that going ahead with the tour will invite disciplinary action. (Read: Congress warns Jagan of disciplinary action if...
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Jagan can dream, aspire and try for the CM's post: Rosaiah to NDTV
Barely two days after Congress MP Y S Jaganmohan Reddy's controversial 'Odarpu yatra was launched, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah - who was against the yatra - has told NDTV that Jagan needs proper advice. "Jagan is a young boy with a future. He needs proper advice," said K Rosaiah in an exclusive interview to NDTV.
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Jagan's yatra not sanctioned, says Congress
The Congress has denied permitting Jagan Mohan Reddy to continue with his controversial tour of Andhra Pradesh. The party's statement comes hours after Reddy told reporters in Delhi that senior leader Veerappa Moily had expressed his appreciation of the tour and that he had allowed Reddy to resume the trip.
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Rosaiah under pressure over Telangana
The moment of crisis for K Rosaiah has stretched into what no doubt feels like an eternity for the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister.
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Congressmen in Andhra lend support to Telangana cause
Congress MLAs and MLCs hailing from Telangana region have decided to join chorus with some of the party veterans.
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Will other ministers resign for YSR's son?
Is the Congress in Andhra staring rebellion in the face? On Thursday, the Minister for Women and Child Welfare resigned.
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Jagan Reddy's supporters asked to tone it down
Four Congress members in Andhra Pradesh have been suspended for tearing down posters with Sonia Gandhi's pictures.
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Congress Announces Candidates For 6 Lok Sabha, 12 Assembly Seats In Andhra Pradesh
The Congress on Wednesday announced the names of candidates for six more Lok Sabha constituencies and 12 Assembly seats in Andhra Pradesh.
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Andhra Pradesh Congress chief likely to visit Delhi to discuss by-polls
Congress Chief Botsa Satyanarayana is likely to visit Delhi soon to discuss with the party leadership the preparations for by polls to be held for 17 assembly seats.
-
Congress rift in Andhra Pradesh after election results
The Congress in Andhra Pradesh has been battling on many fronts, especially the Telangana issue, which has given Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy a hard time. And adding to his woes are the Congress' dismal performance in the recently-held by-elections.
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Congress in Andhra Pradesh gets new chief
Seeking to put its house in order in Andhra Pradesh, the Congress today appointed senior state minister Botsa Satyanarayana as PCC President.Botsa is a member of the influential Kapu community to which filmstar Chiranjeevi, who merged his Praja Rajyam Party with Congress, also belongs. Another senior minister Kanna Lakshminarayana, also belonging t...
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Andhra Congress leader 'withdraws' Sonia comments
Senior Congress leader from Andhra Pradesh, G Venkataswamy, who 12 hours ago demanded Sonia Gandhi's resignation as Party President, today said he is ready to withdraw all his comments."I had to make those comments because I was worried that the party may suffer in Telangana region. I am ready to withdraw all comments...I request her (Gandhi) for a...
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Gear up for mid-term elections, says Naidu
Hoping to return to power, Andhra Pradesh's main opposition Telugu Desam Party is banking on a revival of its fortunes and possible mid-term Assembly poll in the wake of the churning in state's ruling Congress following the resignation of rebel MP YS Jaganmohan Reddy."Let us be prepared for the mid-term elections. It may happen any time given the p...
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Who is Jagan Mohan Reddy?
Thrust into political limelight after the death of his father YSR in an air crash last year, Yeduguri Sandinti Jagan Mohan Reddy never hid his ambition to become the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, fuelling troubles for both the faction-ridden state Congress unit and party high command with his defiant attitude.From a businessman to a Lok Sabha M...
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For now, Jagan won't be punished by Congress
It's a sign perhaps of how many fires the Congress is fighting - for now, the party will has decided not to penalise Jagan Mohan Reddy for the full-frontal attack launched by his TV channel against both the PM and Sonia Gandhi. Congress sources say that till the Winter Session of Parliament ends, Jagan is safe. The Union government has to figu...
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Jagan defies Congress, his 'Odarpu Yatra' on course
A fresh war of nerves has begun between the Congress leadership and Jaganmohan Reddy. YSR's son insists that he will go ahead with his 'Odarpu Yatra' in Prakasam district from September 3, despite Pranab Mukherjee's reported warning that going ahead with the tour will invite disciplinary action. (Read: Congress warns Jagan of disciplinary action if...
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Jagan can dream, aspire and try for the CM's post: Rosaiah to NDTV
Barely two days after Congress MP Y S Jaganmohan Reddy's controversial 'Odarpu yatra was launched, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah - who was against the yatra - has told NDTV that Jagan needs proper advice. "Jagan is a young boy with a future. He needs proper advice," said K Rosaiah in an exclusive interview to NDTV.
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Jagan's yatra not sanctioned, says Congress
The Congress has denied permitting Jagan Mohan Reddy to continue with his controversial tour of Andhra Pradesh. The party's statement comes hours after Reddy told reporters in Delhi that senior leader Veerappa Moily had expressed his appreciation of the tour and that he had allowed Reddy to resume the trip.
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Rosaiah under pressure over Telangana
The moment of crisis for K Rosaiah has stretched into what no doubt feels like an eternity for the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister.
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Congressmen in Andhra lend support to Telangana cause
Congress MLAs and MLCs hailing from Telangana region have decided to join chorus with some of the party veterans.
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Will other ministers resign for YSR's son?
Is the Congress in Andhra staring rebellion in the face? On Thursday, the Minister for Women and Child Welfare resigned.
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Jagan Reddy's supporters asked to tone it down
Four Congress members in Andhra Pradesh have been suspended for tearing down posters with Sonia Gandhi's pictures.
