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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister says every religious place has its traditions and customs and whoever wishes to visit a place of worship should respect the norms followed there
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Before YSRCP chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's upcoming visit to the Lord Venkateswara Swamy temple at Tirumala Hills, district police issued notices to several party leaders and members, warning them not to violate Section 30 of the Police Act, which is currently in effect.
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Calls for the supply of human resources to industries through skill training according to their requirement
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According to rules, foreigners and non-Hindus should declare their reverence for Lord Venkateswara to have a darshan of the presiding deity at the hill shrine
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East Godavari in-charge District Forest Officer S. Bharani stated that forest personnel have discovered leopard pug marks, indicating the animal is around 3-4 years old. She added that nursery farmers along the Godavari River are being educated on how to protect themselves from a potential leopard attack.
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Says a route map has been designed to take Andhra Pradesh to the number one position in the country
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According to party sources, the former CM is expected to arrive on September 27 and will offer prayers to Lord Venkateswara the following day, September 28
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Krishnaiah, elected to the Rajya Sabha from Andhra Pradesh on a YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) ticket in 2022, submitted his resignation to Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar in New Delhi, which was accepted. Mallu Ravi, the Congress MP from Nagarkurnool, met with Krishnaiah and reportedly invited him to join the Congress party.
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He said political parties, film personalities, social organisations and others contributed to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund and termed it a record
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The placards carried by protestors read “Save Tirumala, Save TTD” and “Speak Out Tirupathi”.
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Lashes out at his critics for finding fault with him for raising voice against adulteration of laddu, says attacks on 'Sanatana Dharma' will not be tolerated
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If he is very clean in his heart, there is no need to do all this drama, says Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister amid Tirupati laddu row
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Says prasadams and 'naivedyams' are free from 'doshas' and the devotees can leave aside their doubts if any
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This heinous act not only violates the religious sentiments of millions of devotees world over but also undermines the sacredness of one of the most revered pilgrimage sites of Hindus, they said
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The search was on for missing student C.H. Hardeep, 20, of Markapuram of Prakasam district by a team of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF).
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The BJP leader requested the court to direct the Andhra Pradesh government to file a detailed report on the source and sampling of the ghee used for making the laddus.
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Says there is no room for negligence and delay in this matter as such a scenario could result in nation-wide agitations by Hindu community
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Shanti Homam Panchagavya Prokshana performed to ward off ill effects, restore sanctity of laddu prasadams
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Andhra Pradesh government form SIT to probe the irregularities; CM says crores of Hindus' sentiments were hurt
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The incident occurred on Saturday night when some local youth complained to the MLA that they were not being allowed to play volleyball in RMC Ground.
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Begins penance at Sri Dasavatara Venkateswara Swamy temple in Guntur district after performs puja and rituals conducted by priests
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In his complaint, K Karuna Sagar, a practising High Court advocate stated that the laddu prasadam offering has been an integral part of the faith of Hindus for 300 years and symbolizes divine blessing.
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Efforts should be made to maintain the faith of lakhs of devotees who regularly visit Lord Venkateswara Swamy, he said.
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Says the YSRCP chief doesn't have the knowledge about systems in governance and society other than looting public exchequer