APCO registers record sales
Weavers’ corporative generates a revenue of Rs.1.5 crore

Building collapse at Daba Gardens claims 2
18 injured; Rescue operations initiated; Minister promises support

Two software employees drowned in Vizag beach
Two local youth who went for rescue missing

Recruitment rally for the posts of group (x) technical trades
Indian Air Force recruitments

APCO Fabrics Designer Collection showroom inaugurated
APSCO registers turnover of Rs. 138 crore

Distribution of ration cards from December 1
Applications for fresh cards to be accepted up to end of this month

Employee strike hits official machinery
Most Government offices including Collectorate looked deserted

Nationwide strike on Tuesday
NGOs and Teachers squat at Collectorate and Mandal offices to highlight their demands

The Hindu - Eenadu Lifestyle Show at AU College Grounds
Show to feature wide range of products on display

Photo and Stamp Exhibitions and pledges mark Mahatma Birth Anniversary
City reminds itself of teachings of Mahatma Gandhi

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Visakhapatnam, May 9, 2005

The Communist Party of India (M) has urged the Chief Minister YS Rajasekhara Reddy to drop the proposal to sell prime lands in the city to private companies for a song.

In a letter addressed to the Chief Minister on Monday, the CPI(M) State secretariat member Ch.Narasingarao and its city committee secretary said that the Government decision could not be justified as the poor slum dwellers in the city seeking shelter were denied housing within the city and dismissed to the outskirts through the go No.90.

On VAMBAY scheme clearly said that the housing could be provided at the places where the slums were located. And if necessary by constructing ground floor plus two storeys.

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