Andhra Pradesh Latest News
The state is hosting the 'Andhra Pradesh Reimagining Public Finance Summit' in Visakhapatnam on November 14–15, focusing on innovative fiscal strategies, green financing, PPP frameworks, and institutional reforms for a financially resilient future.
The government, led by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, announced investments worth ₹20 lakh crore across sectors, aiming to generate 2 million jobs over the next four years. Over 400 MoUs are being signed with major corporates including Reliance, Brookfield, Hero Future Energies, and global players like the Singapore government. These investments are claimed to be genuine and implementable within the next 3.5 to 4 years.
Recent cabinet meetings were held to discuss approvals for major investments, storm damage assessments and compensation for the recent cyclone, and district reorganization proposals including new districts and revenue divisions. A ₹7,500 crore loan from NaBFID for Amaravati development also received cabinet approval.
A student suicide incident at RGUKT triggered outrage, leading to suspensions among seniors.
Telangana Latest News
The Congress party won the Jubilee Hills by-election, with candidate Naveen Yadav securing a solid majority. The result is seen as an endorsement of Congress rule, with the government promising a development-focused agenda. Allegations of rigging and booth capturing surfaced during the by-poll, and independent candidates made a strong showing.
Goshamahal MLA T Raja Singh accused BJP seniors of weakening the party after its performance in the Jubilee Hills by-election, and Congress was criticized for alleged malpractices. The BRS party vowed to continue representing the people's interests.
Telangana is experiencing a cold wave, with Sangareddy district recording a low of 7.8°C. The IMD predicts continued cold conditions in isolated pockets, while Hyderabad is likely to see misty mornings and nights.
The Telangana High Court directed the government to announce local body election dates by November 24.