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She wants to become Pilot

malavika wants to become Pilot - cuckoo heroine

Cuckoo fame heroine who is currently a high school student stated that she would quit acting as she has already applied for the commercial pilot course in Germany.But it seems that she is passionate about acting as she would be ready to act when good roles are found like in Cuckoo.

Hope Malavika could balance both in real and reel life.

Two shades in Anjaan

Recently Tamil Super star Suriya was seen in a rugged look with straightened hair ans a beard for sometime. The actor is seen at the premiere of Santosh Sivan's Inam in Mumbai with the a look. Lingusamy designed two different shades for Suriya in the film.

As per the sources,"Suriya's portions for Anjaan are not yet over. He has shot for a major portion in Mumbai with a beard. Now, in the middle of the shoot, the actor is back to his regular style. So, this could be his look for the other role in the film."

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ITI Principal arrested

On credible information, a case of Disproportionate Assets was registered against Yadla Satyanarayana, Principal, Govt. ITI, Gajuwaka, Visakhapatnam District and on March 27, 2014 simultaneous searches were conducted at the house of Y. Satyanarayana, his relatives and friends and at a private ITI college at Visakhapatnam City.

During the searches 5 Residential houses/flats at Visakhapatnam city worth Rs.56,71,900, 5 house plots at Visakhapatnam city Rs.49,52,930/-, Share in 2 private ITIs at Visakhapatnam city and Srikakulam district worth Rs. 20 lakhs, Promissory Note worth Rs. 40 lakhs. Gold ornaments worth about Rs.1,85,000, Silver articles worth about Rs.10,000, Bank balance of Rs.9.50 Lakhs, Cash of Rs. 3,35,000, house hold articles worth of Rs.4,23,000, 2 two wheelers worth Rs.50,000 and 2 Skoda Cars worth Rs.20 lakhs were identified.

All worth about Rs. 2 Crores (as per documentary value) were unearthed. The Market Value is approximately about Rs. 4 Crores. Yadla Satyanarayana was arrested and sent to Judicial Remand. The case is under investigation.

Loksatta, CPI protest curbs on campaigning

The Loksatta Party and the CPI on Friday charged election officials at the constituency level with creating hurdles in legitimate political campaigning by strangely interpreting the model code of conduct.

They are planning to lead an all-party delegation to the Chief Electoral Officer tomorrow to request him to remove all such unwarranted hurdles.

Addressing a meeting held at the Loksatta Party headquarters, State party President Katari Srinivasa Rao pointed out that traditional parties have been deploying money and liquor on a large scale, even according to official data. Liquor sales, which doubled in February compared to January, are expected to treble in March. Money is being transferred online. Against such a backdrop, parties which undertake campaigning without distributing money and liquor are subjected to severe hardship because of restrictions. Constituency-level officials are removing authorized hoardings, posters and party flags and seizing vehicles. They are asked to take approval from the District Maintenance Cell for even posters and hoardings. Parties have to go round three or four police stations for using microphones and vehicles.

CPI State Secretary K. Ramakrishna recalled that the Central Election Commissioner himself has disclosed that one Lok Sabha candidate is prepared to spend Rs.100 crore and another Rs.35 crore and added that instead of preventing distribution of money and liquor, officials are obstructing legitimate campaigning.

Dokka confident about Congress winning

Ex minister Dokka Manikyavara Prasad on Friday claimed that the Congress party was strong in Seemandhra region.

He said that the success of week long bus yatra under the leadership of APCC President Dr N Raghuveera Reddy and Union Minister K Chiranjeevi has proved that the popularity of Congress remained affected due to the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh. He said that the bus yatra has rejuvenated the party cadre in the entire Seemandhra region and Congress might return to power in the ensuing general elections.

Dokka also alleged that the leaders of upper castes were creating obstacles in the political empowerment of BCs, SCs, STs and other weaker sections.

Congress to finalise poll strategy

Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee Vice-President Y Gangadhar on Friday informed that the party's strategy for the ensuing general elections would be discussed and finalised in a meeting to be held on Saturday.

Speaking to media persons at Indira Bhavan here, Gangadhar said that the meeting would be attended by all the office bearers of Districts Congress Committees, City Congress Committees and PCC. He said that leaders would discuss the methodology to be adopted to approach the voters in the forthcoming elections.

Gangadhar also informed that three aspirants from each of the 25 Lok Sabha and 175 Assembly constituencies in Andhra Pradesh would be shortlisted and sent to the Congress High Command for picking up the final candidates.

He also condemned the remarks made by Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan against the Congress leaders during his meeting in Vishakhapatnam on Thursday. He expressed wondered as to how Pawan Kalyan could support the Prime Ministerial candidature of Naredra Modi. He alleged that BJP is an established communal party.

Ponnala ready for debate on Telangana formation

Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee president Ponnala Lakshmaiah on Friday stated that he was ready for an open debate on the Telangana formation and its development.

Speaking to media persons at his residence here, Ponnala said that it was the Congress party that bifurcated Andhra Pradesh to carve out Telangana. He said that major credit for the Telangana formation goes to Congress party and its president Sonia Gandhi. He said he was ready for an open debate on the issue with any political party or leader.

In an indirect reference to Telangana Rashtra Samithi, Ponnala said that the Congress does not believe in mind games or gimmicks. Stating that the Congress was the oldest, strongest and most secular party in the country, he said his party does not required to approach other political groups for alliance. He said that the Congress party has a history of producing several top leaders who served the country.