"ponnam-prabhakar"

MLA Kaushik Reddy said Prabhakar’s absence at temple confirmed his involvement in the illegal transportation of fly ash and corruption.

power plant in the Ramagundam area is a long pending demand of the people. We will take measures to fulfil the dreams of the people, Energy Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka said.

Kaushik Reddy had alleged that Transport and BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar was earning huge amounts by illegally transporting fly ash from NTPC Ramagundam to Khammam.

Addressing the unemployed youth after inaugurating a mega job mela in Husbanad town on Monday morning, Prabhakar said over 6,000 unemployed youth from across the constituency had registered for the job mela online.

Prabhakar said that the irrigation department would need 132 acres in Akkannapet mandal, 235 acres in Husnabad mandal and 304 acres in Koheda mandal for the canals. 

On behalf of the revenue department, RDO was asked to collect the details of persons who constructed buildings in government lands.

Prabhakar received complaints from the citizens along the way. He examined the progress of the road widening and construction of drains in the town.

During the meeting, the Endowments Minister said the Bonalu festivities at the popular Ujjaini Mahankali temple, Secunderabad would be conducted on July 21.

BRS MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy aid the State exchequer was being rendered poorer by at least Rs.50 lakh a day because of the big loot, which he dubbed the RP tax (Revanth-Ponnam Tax).

Speaking to the media, Kaushik Reddy said an excess quantity of ash was being transported to Khammam from NTPC without way bills with the support of the Transport Minister.

While a few leaders went abroad to unwind, some others have gone to meet their children studying there.

Prabhakar along with government whip and Vemulawada MLA Adi Srinivas travelled in an autorickshaw from Sri Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple to Thippapur bus stand in Vemulawada.

What is the stand of the BRS and Chandrashekhar Rao on the abolition of reservations? the Minister asked at a press conference here on Saturday.

As part of the election campaign, the Congress party had made arrangements for the meeting at SRR college grounds here.

The Minister stressed that already Rs.50 crore arrears were released under first phase and in a few days another Rs.50 crore would be released to the weavers.

Informing that the party leadership unanimously participated in Rajender Rao’s nomination filing, he said the party would make an official announcement within two days.

Surprisingly Transport and BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar participated in the nomination filing programme giving rise to speculations that the ticket has been allocated to Rajender Rao.

Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar has appealed to the public to support handloom weavers in the State by purchasing cotton textiles.

Though farmers staged protests against the anti-farmers laws for months near Delhi, the Centre was least bothered.

All sections of the people including Ministers, MPs, MLAs, other public representatives, collectors, police officials and other paid tributes by garlanding statues and portraits of Ambedkar.