ZuniorVentiyar Posted December 9, 2014 Report Posted December 9, 2014 mayaa naaku oka doubt .... veedini and aa KCR gadini .... thipupathi venkanna darshananiki vachinatu vachi kalusthunaru andharu ... but why ?????
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psycopk Posted December 9, 2014 Author Report Posted December 9, 2014 mayaa naaku oka doubt .... veedini and aa KCR gadini .... thipupathi venkanna darshananiki vachinatu vachi kalusthunaru andharu ... but why ????? lafangi gadini dont know.. cbn ni kalisedi.. vallu peta boye investments gurinchi discuss cheyataniki..
pithaka Posted December 9, 2014 Report Posted December 9, 2014 mayaa naaku oka doubt .... veedini and aa KCR gadini .... thipupathi venkanna darshananiki vachinatu vachi kalusthunaru andharu ... but why ?????lol
psycopk Posted December 9, 2014 Author Report Posted December 9, 2014 mayaa naaku oka doubt .... veedini and aa KCR gadini .... thipupathi venkanna darshananiki vachinatu vachi kalusthunaru andharu ... but why ????? ivala meeting result Israel delegation meets CM With an aim to strengthen India-Israel ties and Israel-Andhra Pradesh relations, a delegation led by Ambassador of Israel Daniel Carmon met Chief Minister Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu today at Secretariat. During the meeting, Mr Carmon said they are keen to work with Andhra Pradesh Government in sectors like agriculture and water management. “Given that Israel is a water-scarce region, we have excelled in using water efficiently and have pioneered water management systems,” the Ambassador said. Explaining that Israeli technology will contribute to rapid growth of Andhra Pradesh, Mr. Carmon added that they could also help the state in waste management, recycling and desalination of water. Stating that Andhra Pradesh could use Israeli expertise and technology, the Chief Minister asked the ambassador to also work with the government in skill upgradation. “Identify areas that you are interested to work with AP government and we will facilitate the process and begin working with you,” he added. Mr Carmon also extended an invitation to the Chief Minister to visit Israel and study their efficient water management systems.
psycopk Posted December 9, 2014 Author Report Posted December 9, 2014 Softbank executive meets CM Taking a step forward towards working on the solar power project, Softbank executive advisor Raman Nanda met Chief Minister Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu at Secretariat today. Mr Nanda met energy department officials here and enquired about the costs for the proposed solar project. The Chief Minister requested the Softbank executive to work with the AP government officials on the manufacturing costs and making it cost-effective for consumers. The Chief Minister stated that Andhra Pradesh has the advantage of abundant water and 24X7 power supply, apart from plenty of solar energy. He added that he is already promoting energy-efficient practices in the state by encouraging people to use LED lamps. “We want you to work on reducing energy costs and manufacturing costs for this solar power project,” the Chief Minister told Mr. Nanda, adding that he would personally ensure that all the bottlenecks are cleared and the process is hassle-free. Mr. Nanda informed the Chief Minister that Softbank chairman Masayoshi Son would visit him soon once they have a concrete plan. Further, the Chief Minister also suggested Mr. Nanda to work with Andhra Pradesh government in the IT sector. During the Chief Minister’s recent visit to Japan, Softbank has announced its intention of setting up 10,000 MW solar power project in next 3 years with an investment of $10 billion in India. Recalling his meeting with Mr Son in Japan, the Chief Minister told Mr. Nanda that he was impressed by Softbank's predictions of India's growth and Mr. Son's vision to use renewable sources of energy.
psycopk Posted December 9, 2014 Author Report Posted December 9, 2014 High Commissioner of India to Nigeria meets CM A.R. Ghanashyam, High Commissioner of India to Nigeria, met Chief Minister Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu today. Mr Ghanashyam outlined the areas in which Andhra Pradesh and Nigeria could work together. He said that Nigeria believes that there good scope to work with AP in gas. As part of this, Nigeria could invest in downstream facilities of AP, he added. “Given that AP has the advantage of a long coastline and is planning on developing a string of ports along the coast, we believe there is good scope to work on gas,” the High Commissioner added. The High Commissioner has also evinced interest to work with AP in agriculture sector. Meanwhile, the Chief Minister explained the opportunities and advantages of Andhra Pradesh and has asked the Commissioner to zero-in on the sectors they would like to work in, with the AP government
psycopk Posted December 9, 2014 Author Report Posted December 9, 2014 Israel delegation meets CM With an aim to strengthen India-Israel ties and Israel-Andhra Pradesh relations, a delegation led by Ambassador of Israel Daniel Carmon met Chief Minister Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu today at Secretariat. During the meeting, Mr Carmon said they are keen to work with Andhra Pradesh Government in sectors like agriculture and water management. “Given that Israel is a water-scarce region, we have excelled in using water efficiently and have pioneered water management systems,” the Ambassador said. Explaining that Israeli technology will contribute to rapid growth of Andhra Pradesh, Mr. Carmon added that they could also help the state in waste management, recycling and desalination of water. Stating that Andhra Pradesh could use Israeli expertise and technology, the Chief Minister asked the ambassador to also work with the government in skill upgradation. “Identify areas that you are interested to work with AP government and we will facilitate the process and begin working with you,” he added. Mr Carmon also extended an invitation to the Chief Minister to visit Israel and study their efficient water management systems.
psycopk Posted December 9, 2014 Author Report Posted December 9, 2014 State Investment Promotion Board meeting In a high-level meeting with the State Investment Promotion Board (SIPB) and the industries department, Chief Minister Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu today directed them to give faster clearances for land, offer tax incentives and other benefits to industries. The Chief Minister has asked to set up an Economic Development Board (EDB) which will oversee sector-wise clearances/development of various industries like automobile, textiles, food parks, etc. This should happen through a “single-desk” clearance, the Chief Minister said. He suggested officials to also set up an Escort Executive Committee that will supervise, monitor and track the progress of environmental clearances of industries. The Chief Minister directed the SIPB to come up with a sector-wise as well as a comprehensive industrial policy which will boost investments in the state and build an investor-friendly ecosystem. Meanwhile, the Chief Minister also laid out a plan to develop a four-lane road alongside the coast between Visakhapatnam and Kakinada. This project, he said, would also envisage linking roads connecting the highway. He added that a canal linking Godavari River be created alongside this four-lane road in order to channelize the water to Visakhapatnam. He has asked officials to prepare a design for this dream project of the state government. According to him, this would enable the state government to promote state tourism on this belt which includes linking roads and water network. “The project, due to the road linkage and water availability, will also help in attracting industries,” the Chief Minister added. He also asked to grant approvals to cement industries like Ramco, Prism, JSW and other industries in Kurnool. He has also directed them to give clearances and tax incentives to major industries like Asian Paints, Gujarat Ambuja Export Ltd., Universal Coke & Power Ltd and Shahi Exports (to develop textile parks) and others. Further, the Chief Minister has also asked officials to implement the decisions taken on his Japan and Singapore trips. This includes setting up “Japan Desk” and also working on introducing Japanese language in AP’s Universities. Deputy Chief Minister K.E. Krishna Murthy, Finance minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu, principal secretaries and secretaries Satish Chandra, Sambasiva Rao, JSV Prasad, SP Singh, JC Sharma, Ajay Jain, Satyanarayana, Jawahar Reddy, Rajat Kumar, Sai Prasad and other officials were present at the meeting.
Kottukusaavandi03 Posted December 9, 2014 Report Posted December 9, 2014 lafangi gadini dont know.. cbn ni kalisedi.. vallu peta boye investments gurinchi discuss cheyataniki.. +1. I donno when and who met that lafangi...
TOM_BHAYYA Posted December 9, 2014 Report Posted December 9, 2014 lafangi gadini dont know.. cbn ni kalisedi.. vallu peta boye investments gurinchi discuss cheyataniki.. Lafangi ni just pani Naa vankay leka kaluasthunnaranta ankul
psycopk Posted December 9, 2014 Author Report Posted December 9, 2014 Lafangi ni just pani Naa vankay leka kaluasthunnaranta ankul chillar munda koduku.. nanu vachi kalavaka pote meeku funds ivanu ani untadu sannasi yedava.. ala bedirinche kada L&T vadini rapinchukuntunadu office ki..
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