HMWSSB is bursted the pressure of water flows fr 2 to 4 meter height

Hyderabad,(Deccan Samachar Service) June,1, As Summer is on peak. people are in trouble to get safe drinking water , here the picture shows of main line of HMWSSB is bursted the pressure of water flows fr 2 to 4 meter height  (PHOTO BY RSJ THOMAS)==============================================

Right to education historic, will work to make it reality: PM

Describing the Right to Education Act a “historic step”, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Tuesday said his government will work in tandem with the states to make it a reality.“The Right to Education Act is a historic step that will give every Indian child the means to become productive, responsible and active citizen of the country. We will work in cooperation and partnership with state governments and other stakeholders to make the fundamental right to education a reality,” the prime minister said after releasing the UPA-II’s report card to mark one year in office.The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory education (RTE) Act, which came into force from April 1 this year, provides for free education to all children till Class 8. The act has been highlighted as the most prominent achievement of the human resource development (HRD) ministry.“Nothing can be more precious to us than the future of our children. It is they who will fulfil our dreams, hopes and aspirations for a better tomorrow,” the prime minister said.Stating that a number of steps have been taken in the field of higher education, Manmohan Singh said that reforms will soon be introduced in medical education as well.“We have already taken several initiatives in the field of higher education. In the coming year, we will work on reforming the system of medical studies,” he said.A tussle is on between the HRD and health ministries for keeping Medical education under their ambit. While the HRD ministry wants to include medical education under the proposed National Commission for Higher Education and Research, health ministry proposes the formation of a separate National Council for Human Resource in Health.In the field of higher education, the report card mentions the establishment of 16 central universities and six new Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) across the country.Establishing over 19,000 primary and upper primary schools, mid-day meal scheme, introduction of grading system in schools and interest subsidy on education loans to poor students with parental income less than Rs.4.5 lakh per annum are the other prominent steps mentioned in the report card.The report also includes a scheme for the establishment and management of girls’ hostels launched last year.
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CID enquiry over EAMCET leakage: Minister

Tirupati, Jun 2: State Minister for Technical Education and Law Mopidevi Venkata Raman today clarified that there is no EAMCET -2010 question paper leakage as the authorities acted timely to prevent the leakage.Briefing the press persons, Mr Raman, who arrived here to pay obeissance to Lord Venkateswara Swamy, said, ''we would conduct CID enquiry over the cheating with the aid of bluetooth-enabled microphones at Kadapa and Kurnool district during the EAMCET examinations. The guilty would be punished severely, he added.The Minister also said the fee reimbursement would be streamlined shortly as a committee had already been formed for it.
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Bomb threat stops Secunderabad-Visakhapatnam Garibrath

Hyderabad, Jun 2 : The Visakhapatnam-bound Garibrath from Secunderabad was stopped at Bibinagar tonight following a bomb threat.The train, which had left Secunderabad at 2100 hrs, had hardly run for less than 30 minutes when it was stopped at Bibinagar railway station on the South Central Railways, police sources said.Soon after the Garibrath had left Secunderabad, an anonymous call was received by the railway officials that said a bomb was planted in the train. The information was immediately passed on to police who stopped the train at Bibinagar in Nalgonda district.A dog squad has been rushed to the spot even as search was on compartment by compartment for the 'bomb'. The train has already been detained at Bibinagar for nearly 30 minutes and the search was on, sources said.
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NRI IT Businessmen to invest over Rs 1500 cr in Hyderabad

Hyderabad, Jun 2 : The NRI-owned Small and Medium Enterprise businesses have come forward to invest over Rs 1,500 crore in Hyderabad in three phases, Small and Medium Enterprise Consortium Chairman Mahender Musuku announced today.At a breakfast meeting held in USA with the CEOs of SME companies, State Information Technology and Communications Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy appealed to the NRI businesses to consolidate their voerseas operations in Hyderabad, India, and make it as their destination city for IT and ITES needs.In response, the businesses have expressed interest in making Hyderabad as their first choice for operations, provided the companies get equal playing field, good incentives in taxation and infrastructure support.Several proposals were discussed during the meeting, including setting up an incubation center with immediate effect followed by developing a self-sustaining campus. The Minister assured full support from the state government to enable these companies to start the operations immediately.Responding to the request of some of the companies to have immediate space available, the Minister offered to lease the currently available built-up space in the Madhapur area that is owned by the department at a reasonable price pending the approval from the Government.SMEs have proposed to setup an incupation center in the heart of the city of Hyderabad for administrative and front offices with an estimaed employment for over 2,000 people in the next two years.This would be followed by the campus in the vicinity of Hyderabad where in there would be a direct employment for around 10,000 people and indirect employment for around 40,000 people with an investment of over 1500 crore. The campus would be built in three phases with the 1st phase to be completed within two years of the approvals, if any.Mr Musuku mentioned that a similar proposal was pending with the government for more than two years and requested the Minister to look into the matter favaouably. The SMEs in USA had sustained operations in India and irrespective of the recession, had been' investing in future growth plans in India. The minister assured to take up the matter immediately with the Chief Minister and respond within 30 days.
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Name party workers, not moneybags, for Rajya sabha, Naidu told

Hyderabad, June 2 : Telugu Desam Party (TDP) president N. Chandrababu Naidu's brother-in-law N. Harikrishna has warned him against ignoring party leaders and nominating the rich industrialists for the upcoming Rajya Sabha polls.Harikrishna, who is also a member of upper house of parliament, Wednesday asked Naidu to field only those who were working hard for the party. Harikrishna, son of TDP founder and former chief minister N.T. Rama Rao, met Naidu and urged him to ignore industrialists and businessmen lobbying for Rajya Sabha tickets. His remarks assumed significance in the wake of reports that Naidu was considering the names of Sujana Chowdary of Sujana Group of companies, C.M. Ramesh of Rithvik Projects, and Garikapati Mohan Rao, a contractor. NTR's son told Naidu that fielding any of them would harm the party's image and cause heartburn among those working sincerely for the party. Naidu is already under pressure from strong contenders like former central ministers K. Yerran Naidu, Ummareddy Venkateswarlu, former state ministers Yanamala Ramakrishnudu and P. Chandrasekhar and party vice president Lal Jan Basha. Naidu held a meeting with senior party leaders to decide the party's candidates for June 14 elections. Going by its strength in the assembly, TDP can win two out of six Rajya Sabha seats from the state. Ruling Congress party can win four seats with the support from its ally Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) and Praja Rajyam Party (PRP), which has decided not to field a candidate following a request from Congress president Sonia Gandhi. Five Congress members, Union Minister of State for Environment Jairam Ramesh, J.D. Seelam, V. Hanumantha Rao, Girish Sanghi and Nedurumalli Janardhana Reddy and one Communist Party of India-Marxist member Penuballi Madhu are retiring from the Rajya Sabha. The Congress is yet to announce its candidates for the biennial polls to the upper house.
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Free medicines for one year to Aroygyasri patients

Kakinada, Jun 2: Patients who undergone surgeries under Arogyasri for various ailments, numbering 121, specified in the scheme could avail medicines free of cost for a period of one year, according to Dr Krishna kumar, Arogya Sri District coordinator.In a press release here today, he advised the Arogyasri patients to utilise the facility. He said special medical camps would be conducted all over the district from June 6 to June 29 where regular patients would be examined besides screening new patients for selection for treatment under the Arogyasri scheme.
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Child Development Project Officer in ACB net

Hyderabad, Jun 2: Allagadda Child Development Project Officer Y V Ramanamma was caught red-handed in her office in Kurnool district when she accepted Rs 4,600 from the complainant for issuing a cheque for Rs 13,800 towards rent of 23 Anganwadi centres in Sirivella section.After receiving the amount from the complainant yesterday, the accused gave the amount to office sub-ordinate M Mastan Rao. Both the accused were arrested. They will be produced before Additional Special Judge for SPE and ACB cases, Hyderabad, a press release here said.The case is under investigation.
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Heat wave prevails in AP despite isolated rain

Hyderabad,Jun 2: Heat wave conditions prevailed over Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Telangana while isolated rain occurred in some parts of Telangana and Rayalaseema.The maximum temperatures rose at one or two places over Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Telangana and changed little over Rayalaseema.They were significantly above normal at a few places over Rayalaseema. The highest maximum temperature of 46 degrees Celsius was recorded at Khammam, the Met department said today. Alur in Kurnool district recorded a heavy rainfall of eight cm. The other chief amounts of rainfall recorded in cm are Hyderabad, and Holagunda (Kurnool district) two each and Golkonda (Hyderabad district), Palamaner (Chittoor district), Pamidi (Anantapur district), Pathikonda (Kurnool district) and Tandur (Rangareddy district) one each.Heat wave conditions may continue to prevail over Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Telangana during the next two days even as isolated rain or thundershowers are likely to occur over Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Rayalaseema. A spell of rain/thundershowers may occur in parts of city.Maximum and Minimum temperatures may be around 39 and 25 degrees Celsius respectively.
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