60 % Works Completed - Minister Vakiti Sunitha
60 % Works Completed - Minister Vakiti Sunitha
Source: Eenadu Nov 11 2009
November 11, 2009
June 10, 2009
Minister Sunitha Vakiti gets additional portfolios
Minister for Minor Irrigation V. Sunitha Lakshma Reddy has been given additional portfolios by CM YS Rajashekar Reddy. Additional portfololios for minister include Andhra Pradesh Irrigation Development Corporation, Lift Irrigation, Groundwater Development, Andhra Pradesh Water Resources Development Corporation and WALAMTARI.
While entrusting additional responsibilities to ministers, the Chief Minister asked them to concentrate on responding to public grievances and visiting districts frequently. He hoped that they would work hard on the people-oriented initiatives launched by the Government aiming at overall development of the State and live up to the expectation of the people.
May 25, 2009
MLA Takes Oath as Minister
It is with great pride we bring the news that our exemplary leader has been rewarded with a minister post in the cabinet. She has brought Narsapur towards great progress and her vision will be a great asset for the development of Andhra Pradesh. Her importance for Agriculture, Hydro-based projects, Power Supply, Infrastructure development and people to people contact will play a key role in transforming Andhra Pradesh. She played a key role in the upliftment of different sections of the society by developing and participating in several Congress based welfare initiatives like Prajapatham, Aroghya Shri, Indiramma Housing Scheme and making sure there is acountability and the projects reach the lives of the people in need.
You can download/view the video at the following URL:
http://www.narsapur.com/Videos/MinisterOath052509.avi
Wishing our new minister a stupendous success.
Web Team,
Narsapur.com
May 17, 2009
Sunitha Reddy wins by 13,264 votes
People of Narsapur have again elected Vakita Sunitha Reddy as their MLA showing confidence in the dedicated work done by her. She won against Chilumula Kishan Reddy by a margin of 13, 264 votes. She is a true and a honest leader who has responded to her people’s problems personally. She spent a majority of her time in her constituency and showed accountability for major projects for the development of Narsapur constituency. She would be working in the same spirit for the next five years and the e-initiative has given her another platform to address people’s problems effectively.
April 6, 2009
Vote for Congress - Vote for Progress
Vote for Congress - Vote for Progress
Source: Sakshi April 6 2009
March 19, 2009
Vote For Progress : Vakiti Sunitha Reddy
Vote For Progress : Vakiti Sunitha Reddy
Source: Eenadu March 19 2009
March 16, 2009
Color TVs Don’t Fill Stomach: Vakiti Sunitha Reddy
Color TVs Don
Source: Andhrajyothy March 16 2009
MLA Starts Campaigning from Veldhurthi
MLA Starts Campaigning from Veldhurthi
Source: Eenadu March 16 2009
March 13, 2009
Mallinatha Suri - Brightest Son of Medak
There is another article in Eenadu today regarding the great Mallinatha Suri from Kolcharam.
I have already higlighted the importance of this great poet from another article in Hindu.
Mallinatha Suri
Source: Eenadu March 13 2009
Kolcharam (Medak): Kolachala Mallinatha Suri is the brightest son of Medak who spread the literary skills of Telugus all over the world by translating kavyas written in Sanskrit to Telugu through his vyakhyanas (comments).
He is otherwise known as `Vyakhyana Chakravarthi.’ He was born during the year 1150 B.C. in Kolichelama village, just 15 km from Medak town. Kolichelama (Kolanu-Chelam) that means highland next to a lake later became Kolcharam.
Mallinatha Suri wrote Sanjivini Vyakhaya on Kalidasa’s Raghuvamsam, Jeevatuvu Vyakhya on Naishadhiya Charitam of Sri Harsha, Sarvamkasha Vyakhya on Sisupalavadha of Maagha, Ghantapatha Vyakhya on Bharavi’s Kiratarjuniyam and many more like Jyothishagrantham Raghuveera Charitha and Vaisyavamsa Sudharnavam.
Great distinction
Mallinatha Suri is the only Telugu poet to write comments on all the five maha kavyas of Sanskrit. After many centuries the first-ever meeting on Mallinatha Suri was held in Medak on November 21, 1981. The then Minister for Cultural Affairs Bhattam Srirama Murty, Acharya Siromani Sastrula Viswanatha Sarma and the then Medak Collector Gayatri Ramachandran attended the meeting.
Immediately after that, the State Government purchased the ancestral house of the great poet for Rs. 18,000. The Veda school, which was supposed to have been established in the house, was shifted to Vargal.
The house is dilapidated and much of the land is now encroached. Preserving works President of the Kolachala Mallinatha Suri Sahithi Peetham S. Jagadeesh Chandra said that a committee had been formed to take up a few projects to preserve Suri’s works in Kolcharam. The committee ordered a bronze statue of the poet and hopes to set it up at the crossroads leading to the village.
The peetham also hopes to set up a library and Veda pathasala in the land donated by the Kolachala family.