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Watch: Walking Backwards, Andhra Government Staff Protest Salary Changes
Hundreds of Andhra Pradesh government employees sat idle in offices while others walked backwards outside the state secretariat in Amaravati on Friday to protest salary revisions that they are not happy with and does not meet their expectations.
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Andhra Pradesh Government Employees Protest Against Pay Revision
Thousands of Andhra Pradesh government employees and teachers marched on the streets of Vijayawada city on Thursday, in protest against the recent pay revision.
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Shifting Of Andhra Government Employees To New Capital Gains Momentum
As Andhra Pradesh builds its new capital city Amaravati, the process of shifting of government employees from the common capital of Hyderabad is going on at a brisk pace.
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N Chandrababu Naidu to Function From Vijayawada 3-4 Days a Week
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has decided to function from Vijayawada, the state's capital region, for three-four days a week, amid clear signs that shifting of government machinery to the new state would gather momentum.
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Watch: Walking Backwards, Andhra Government Staff Protest Salary Changes
Hundreds of Andhra Pradesh government employees sat idle in offices while others walked backwards outside the state secretariat in Amaravati on Friday to protest salary revisions that they are not happy with and does not meet their expectations.
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Andhra Pradesh Government Employees Protest Against Pay Revision
Thousands of Andhra Pradesh government employees and teachers marched on the streets of Vijayawada city on Thursday, in protest against the recent pay revision.
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Shifting Of Andhra Government Employees To New Capital Gains Momentum
As Andhra Pradesh builds its new capital city Amaravati, the process of shifting of government employees from the common capital of Hyderabad is going on at a brisk pace.
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N Chandrababu Naidu to Function From Vijayawada 3-4 Days a Week
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has decided to function from Vijayawada, the state's capital region, for three-four days a week, amid clear signs that shifting of government machinery to the new state would gather momentum.
