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నంద్యాల జిల్లాలో 108 మెయిన్ అంగన్‌వాడీ కార్యకర్తలు, ఆయా పోస్టుల భర్తీకి నోటిఫికేషన్ విడుదల. టెన్త్ అర్హత, రాత పరీక్ష లేదు. దరఖాస్తుకు ఏప్రిల్ 23 చివరి తేదీ.

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Amaravati, March 17, 2026: Banana farmers in Andhra Pradesh are reeling from export disruptions caused by the conflict in West Asia, particularly tensions involving Iran and shipping route issues in the region. Key banana-growing districts like Anantapur, Kadapa, Nandyal, Guntur, and East Godavari report stalled shipments to Gulf and West Asian countries, flooding local markets with surplus fruit. Prices have crashed dramatically from ₹22,000-₹25,000 per tonne recently to as low as ₹5,000 per tonne leaving ripe bananas to rot in fields. Farmer associations highlight severe financial distress and have appealed to the state government for urgent support, including procurement at a minimum support price of ₹15,000 per tonne via agencies like MARKFED for distribution to schools, hostels, and hospitals, or direct compensation of ₹1 lakh per acre.

The YSR Congress Party on Thursday demanded that the Telugu Desam Party-led coalition government should resume work on the Rayalaseema lift irrigation project on the Krishna river during the previous YS Jagan Mohan Reddy regime and complete the project at any cost. YSRCP mobilized for lift irrigation projectThe party held a large rally under the banner "Chalo Pothiredipadu" at Pothulapadu village in Nandikotkur, Nandyal district, which was attended by leaders and farmers' groups from Rayalaseema, Nellore and Prakasam.

[ Last Updated:February 09, 2026, 15:46 IST The temple site was filled with all sorts of garbage, from alcohol bottles to plastic waste. A man from Andhra Pradesh shared the video to raise awareness. (Photo Credit: Instagram) When people stand together, nothing is impossible to achieve. The cleaning of a temple premise was an example of such an act. In a video shared on Instagram, a group of people in R Krishnapuram, a village in the Allagadda mandal of Nandyal district, Andhra Pradesh, were seen coming together to clean and restore an ancient temple site that had been neglected and covered in garbage for years.

For years, the road between Mudigedu and Sanjamala, tucked into the Nallamala foothills of Nandyal district, told the same story every monsoon. Trucks hauling limestone for the region's cement plants and slabs from its granite quarries rolled over it daily, and by the time the rains arrived, the surface would splinter into cracks, ruts, and eventually potholes deep enough to swallow a scooter's wheel. This stretch runs through Banaganapalle constituency, an area long troubled by heavy freight traffic. On 4 July, 2025, Andhra Pradesh's Roads and Buildings Department inaugurated something the state had never tried before: a pilot project using Danish Asphalt Reinforcing Fibre Technology, an idea imported from Denmark and already at work beneath the runways of Heathrow Airport, on Dubai's motorways, and along Germany's A7 highway. Potholes are no minor inconvenience in India. Government data has placed pothole-linked crashes in the thousands annually, and the Supreme Court once remarked that more Indians die from bad roads than from terrorist attacks, a comparison that has pushed states to seek sturdier alternatives to plain bitumen. A fibre borrowed from Denmark's toolkit The technology comes from Danish Fibres A/S, a company that has spent more than 40 years perfecting reinforcement fibres,...

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Amaravati, July 28 (SocialNews.XYZ) The YSR Congress Party on Tuesday held protests across Andhra Pradesh against the irregularities in the Mega DSC-2025 for recruitment of teachers. Large-scale protests were organised simultaneously across the state under the party's student and youth wings. Demonstrations were held in Vijayawada, Nellore, Tirupati, Nandyal, and several other districts, while police prevented a proposed rally in Narasannapeta, leading to a tense situation. The opposition party is demanding the resignation of Education Minister Nara Lokesh, holding him morally responsible for the alleged Mega DSC (District Selection Committee) irregularities.

Here are today's important PIB GoI updates: US Section 301 Measures on Forced Labor: India Placed in Lower Tariff Category with 10% India's Hydrogen Train: Emitting Only Water Vapor Instead of 3,000 Liters of Diesel Smoke Catch the Rain Campaign: Water Conservation Infrastructure and Storage Capacity Strengthened in Nandyal District First Appraisal Well MN-DWN18-1-HD Drilling Commenced in Mahanadi Offshore Basin…

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Amaravati, March 24, 2026: The Andhra Pradesh government is upgrading 150 AYUSH centres to bring traditional medicine closer to people. Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav said modernisation is under way at 90 existing centres while new facilities are coming up in 60 government hospitals. Each centre receives around ₹50 lakh for better infrastructure. New centres are being built in districts including Eluru, Machilipatnam, Ongole, Chittoor, Kadapa, Kurnool and Nandyal. These include dedicated rooms for doctors, pharmacies, reception areas and toilets. About half the work is done, with full completion expected in the next two months. Funds come from the National AYUSH Mission’s 2025-26 plan.

Amaravati, March 21, 2026: The Indian Red Cross Society's Andhra Pradesh branch has launched 'Mee Intiki Mee Doctor' translating to "Your Doctor at Your Home" to deliver primary health care directly to underserved rural households. Mobile Medical Units staffed with a doctor, nurse, pharmacist, and driver will visit villages, focusing on remote, tribal, SC/ST, and low-income areas across Parvathipuram Manyam, Alluri Sitarama Raju, Nandyal, Palnadu, Tirupati, BR Ambedkar Konaseema, and West Godavari. Funded by Rural Electrification Corporation Limited under CSR at Rs 8.40 crore over three years, each unit aims to serve around 100 people daily and 2,000 monthly beneficiaries per district. The statewide effort targets 6 lakh people total, providing free consultations, medicines, and services to lower infant mortality, maternal deaths, communicable diseases, and boost immunization. District Collectors lead oversight committees for smooth rollout.