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Government of Andhra Pradesh Initiates Monthly Stipend for Veda Pandits: Supporting Unemployed Scholars Introduction: Support for Vedic Scholars Awaiting Employment In an effort to provide financial assistance and support to Veda Pandits who have completed their formal Vedic education and are awaiting employment, the Andhra Pradesh Government has introduced a monthly stipend of Rs.3,000. This initiative, officially titled Nirudyogabruthi (Sambhavana), aims to alleviate the financial burdens on these scholars while they await suitable employment opportunities. The initiative underscores Andhra Pradesh’s commitment to preserving Vedic traditions by ensuring that qualified Veda Pandits receive support in a structured and sustainable manner. Background and Rationale for the Stipend The initiative comes in response to a proposal from the Commissioner of the Endowments Department of Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada. This proposal called attention to the needs of unemployed Vedic scholars, commonly known as Veda Pandits, across the state. District Endowments Officers compiled data showing approximately 600 Veda Pandits who have completed their Vedic studies but have yet to secure employment. Recognizing the potential increase in this number, the government acted swiftly to address the situation. Monthly Stipend Distribution Plan Under this scheme, the monthly stipend will be funded through seven of the state’s major temples. Each temple will bear an equal share of the financial responsibility, with the Executive Officers of these temples designated to oversee and disburse the stipend directly to the eligible Veda Pandits. The temples involved in this initiative include: Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Devasthanam, Simhachalam Sri Veera Venkata Satyanarayana Swamy Devasthanam, Annavaram Sri Venkateswara Swamy Devasthanam, Dwaraka Tirumala Sri Durga Malleswara Swamy Varla Devasthanam, Vijayawada Sri Kalahasteeswara Swamy Devasthanam, Srikalahasthi Sri Swayambhu Varasiddi Vinayaka Swamy Devasthanam, Kanipakam Sri Brahmaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy Varla Devasthanam, Srisailam The stipend will not only support the Pandits financially but also maintain their connection to the temples and Vedic practices. Eligible Veda Pandits will be assigned to their nearest major temple, facilitating a seamless distribution process. Each temple’s proximity to the Pandits’ residence aims to minimize travel for the scholars and ensure timely disbursement. Requirements for Receiving the Stipend To qualify for the stipend, Veda Pandits must adhere to the condition of daily Vedam recitation at designated temples. Each scholar is expected to dedicate one hour every day to reciting sacred Vedic texts at their assigned temple. This provision ensures that while these scholars receive financial aid, they also contribute to the preservation and propagation of Vedic knowledge within the community. The Executive Officers at each temple will monitor compliance with this requirement. Government’s Decision and Approval The Andhra Pradesh Government, after a thorough evaluation of the Endowments Department’s proposal, has approved the allocation of funds for the Nirudyogabruthi (Sambhavana) stipend. The Commissioner of Endowments has been tasked with implementing the stipend program across all relevant districts, ensuring that eligible Veda Pandits are effectively supported during their transition to formal employment. Additionally, the Commissioner will coordinate with the Executive Officer of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) to secure the necessary funds for the scheme’s continuity and effectiveness. Implementation and Further Action The Endowments Department has been directed to oversee the practical execution of this program. This includes continuous communication with the Executive Officers of each participating temple and careful monitoring to ensure funds are distributed in a timely and transparent manner. Furthermore, the Endowments Commissioner has been instructed to address any logistical challenges that may arise, thus guaranteeing the program’s stability and sustainability. Andhra Pradesh
  • October 31, 2024

Andhra Pradesh Nirudyoga Bruthi Scheme 2024 to Veda Pandits 3000 per month

Introduction: Support for Vedic Scholars Awaiting Employment In an effort to provide financial assistance and support to Veda Pandits who…
Jyothula Nehru: Jagampeta MLA and Senior Leader Jagampeta MLA Jyothula Nehru has been included on the board as a representative of the state cabinet, where he was not previously assigned a position. His senior leadership experience aims to bring valuable insights to the TTD board. Vemireddy Prashanthireddy: Former MLA and TTD Veteran A former TDP member and MLA from Kovur, Nellore district, Vemireddy Prashanthireddy returns to the TTD board, where she previously served as a member and advisor in the Delhi TTD committee. M.S. Raju: SC Representative and Madakasira MLA M.S. Raju, an MLA from Madakasira, is supported by the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) as a representative of the SC community. Despite facing over 60 cases under the current government, Raju has a reputation for committed public service. Akkin Muni Koteswara Rao: Philanthropist and Businessman A businessman from Raghu Devapuram near Rajamahendravaram, Koteswara Rao is known for his support of social causes and TDP leaders. He played a supportive role for the party's key figures, including Bhuvaneshwari, Brahmani, and Lokesh, during challenging times. Suchitra Ella: MD of Bharat Biotech As Managing Director of Bharat Biotech and Director of the Ella Foundation, Suchitra Ella has made significant contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing the vaccine globally. She served as a TTD board member in the previous TDP government as well. Tammisetti Janakidevi: TDP State Representative A TDP state representative from Mangalagiri, Janakidevi is a dedicated leader from the handloom sector who has actively participated in party activities. Previously, she contested the assembly election on behalf of the BJP. Nannuri Narasireddy: TDP National Spokesperson Hailing from Yadadri-Bhuvanagiri district in Telangana, Nannuri Narasireddy has a long association with the Telugu Nadu Student Federation (TNSF) and currently serves as the TDP’s national spokesperson. Nannapaneni Sadasivarao: Vice Chairman of Natco Group A resident of the capital region’s Dondapadu area, Nannapaneni Sadasivarao has supported local development, including contributions to the Guntur GGH Cancer Unit. His work with the Natco Group has positively impacted community health projects. Jasti Poornasambasivar: Real Estate and Software Investor Based in Hyderabad and settled in Dallas, USA, Poornasambasivar has expertise in real estate and software sectors, adding a business perspective to the TTD board. Panabaka Lakshmi: Former Union Minister A former Union Minister, Panabaka Lakshmi was encouraged to join the TTD board after political opportunities were limited in the recent Lok Sabha elections. Mallela Rajashekhar Goud: TDP Nandyal Lok Sabha President With a background as a ZDP Chairman, Goud is recognized as a committed TDP worker and currently presides over TDP affairs in the Nandyal Lok Sabha constituency. Janga Krishnamurthy: Former MLC and TTD Member A former MLC, Krishnamurthy, recently switched from YSRCP to TDP, hailing from Dachepalli in Palnadu district. His previous experience on the TTD board makes him a valuable addition. Vaidyam Shantarama: TDP Cluster In-Charge from Kuppam Representing Kuppam, Shantarama has been appointed to the TTD board. He serves as the state convenor of the TDP Nai Brahmin Empowerment Committee. Buragapu Anand Sai: Film Art Director and Architect Anand Sai, a film art director from Srikakulam, is closely associated with Jana Sena leader and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan. Sai contributed as an architect in the Yadadri temple reconstruction project. Bongunoori Mahender Reddy: Jana Sena Vice President As the Jana Sena Party Vice President for Telangana, Mahender Reddy has worked closely with party leader Pawan Kalyan. His role extends into the business sector in Andhra Pradesh. Anugolu Rangashree: Founding Member of Jana Sena Rangashree, originally from Vijayawada, is a founding member of Jana Sena and is actively involved in religious events along with her husband, Ratnam, who is the party treasurer. They are currently based in Hyderabad. Justice H.L. Dattu: Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Justice H.L. Dattu served as the Chief Justice of India from September 2014 to December 2015. He brings a wealth of legal expertise from his previous roles in the Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, and Kerala High Courts, as well as the National Human Rights Commission. Krishnamurthy Vaidyanathan: Long-standing TTD Member Since 2015, Vaidyanathan, from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, has been a dedicated member of the TTD board. He is also the Kanchi Kamakoti Mutt Coordinator and Director of Athena Emra Power, maintaining close ties with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Darshan R.N.: Coffee Entrepreneur from Karnataka With two decades in the coffee industry, Darshan R.N. is an established businessman from Bengaluru, Karnataka. Saurabh H. Bora: TTD Member Under YSRCP Government Representing Maharashtra, Bora served on the TTD board during both 2021 and 2023 under the YSRCP government. S. Naresh Kumar: Event Infra and Advertising Expert Based in Bengaluru, Kumar has experience in the event infra, advertising, and publicity sectors. His involvement with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) as a joint secretary and secretary enriches his background. Dr. Adith Desai: Co-founder and MD of Kusum Dheerajlal Hospital Son of former Medical Council of India president Ketan Desai, Dr. Adith Desai is an influential figure in the Indian healthcare landscape, serving as MD of Kusum Dheerajlal Hospital and co-founder of Doc Tutorials, an ed-tech app for medical students. P. Ramamoorthy: Tamil Nadu Community Leader Ramamoorthy represents the community of Kumaranathapuram, Tamil Nadu, on the TTD board, bringing a commitment to social service and development. Andhra Pradesh
  • October 31, 2024

TTD Board Members Names, List and Key Appointees

The Andhra Pradesh government has announced a new 24-member board of trustees for the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), appointing BR…
In a disturbing incident, multiple IndiGo flights faced a bomb threat, leading to heightened security measures at Visakhapatnam Airport. This alarming situation unfolded when flight 6E917, scheduled to depart from Chennai and land in Visakhapatnam, was placed in isolation due to the threat. Details of the Bomb Threat Incident The bomb threat emerged on Tuesday when the station manager of IndiGo Airlines alerted authorities after receiving a concerning tweet from an account named AdamLanza202. The warning specifically targeted several IndiGo flights, including the crucial 6E917, which was set to depart Chennai at 3:55 PM and arrive in Visakhapatnam by 5:10 PM. Upon receiving the threat, all affected flights were promptly moved to an isolation bay, ensuring the safety of passengers and crew members onboard. This decisive action underscored the urgency with which the airline and airport security responded to the alarming message. Previous Threats and Ongoing Investigations This incident follows a series of threats that surfaced earlier in the week. On Monday, IndiGo Airlines, along with Air India and Vistara, received messages from an account identifying itself as "@Mandaimassacre." The threats warned of bombs onboard specific flights, claiming that “many lives will be lost today.” Fortunately, thorough investigations later confirmed these threats to be hoaxes, according to officials at the Sahar police station. In response, Mumbai police have filed a case against the unidentified perpetrator responsible for these threats. Notably, this incident is part of a troubling trend, with 14 FIRs lodged this month alone concerning bomb threats targeting airlines between October 14 and October 28. Among these cases, one resulted in the arrest of a 17-year-old student from Chhattisgarh. Escalating Hoax Bomb Threats Across Indian Airlines The pattern of bomb threats continued to escalate, with over 100 flights operated by Indian airlines receiving similar threats on the same day. In total, more than 510 domestic and international flights have faced hoax threats over the past 16 days, primarily propagated via social media. This surge in threats has sparked serious concerns about aviation security. An airline spokesperson stated, “Following established protocols, relevant authorities were immediately notified, and all security measures were strictly followed in accordance with regulatory guidance.” This commitment to safety reflects the aviation industry's dedication to maintaining passenger security amid growing threats. Legal Actions and Legislative Measures The Mumbai police have taken action by registering cases against the unidentified individuals behind the bomb threats. As the situation escalates, the Ministry of Information Technology has directed social media platforms to take swift action against misinformation and hoaxes, urging them to remove or disable access to such content as per IT regulations. Additionally, the civil aviation ministry is contemplating legislative measures to combat the increasing number of hoax bomb threats targeting airlines. Civil Aviation Minister K. Rammohan Naidu announced on Sunday that the government is considering banning individuals who issue false bomb threats from flying altogether. This proposed measure aims to deter potential offenders and safeguard the integrity of air travel. Recent Arrests Related to Bomb Threats The ongoing investigation into bomb threats has resulted in recent arrests. On Saturday, Delhi Police apprehended a 25-year-old man from Uttam Nagar for allegedly sending two bomb threats to airlines. The police, already on high alert due to the frequency of hoax messages, acted quickly by registering a case under the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against Safety of Civil Aviation (SUA-SCA) Act and criminal intimidation charges. Conclusion: Ensuring Aviation Safety Amidst Threats The alarming increase in bomb threats directed at Indian airlines has raised significant concerns about aviation safety. While authorities have confirmed many of these threats to be hoaxes, the frequency of incidents calls for stricter measures and heightened awareness. As the civil aviation sector grapples with this challenge, enhanced security protocols and legislative actions may be necessary to protect passengers and ensure safe air travel in the future. The collaborative efforts of airlines, law enforcement, and regulatory bodies will be crucial in addressing these threats and maintaining public confidence in air travel safety. Andhra Pradesh
  • October 30, 2024

100 Bomb Threats Target IndiGo Flights Heightened Security at Visakhapatnam Airport

In a disturbing incident, multiple IndiGo flights faced a bomb threat, leading to heightened security measures at Visakhapatnam Airport. This…
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) January 2025 Srivari Seva Tickets Released: Important Details for Vaikunta Ekadasi Pilgrims The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has just announced the release of Srivari Seva tickets for the month of January 2025. This update brings vital information for devotees planning to attend the special Vaikunta Ekadasi celebrations. Below, we provide details on the seva schedules, ticket releases, and the new online booking process. TTD January 2025 Seva Ticket Release Schedule As per the latest official update, the online quota for Srivari Seva tickets for Tirumala and Tirupati will be available starting October 30, 2024. This booking process will cover various service categories for the entire month of January 2025. Key seva timings include: General Srivari Seva: Available at 11 AM Navaneetha Seva: Scheduled for release at 12 noon Parakamani Seva: Opens for booking at 1 PM These services offer devotees unique opportunities to participate in the spiritual activities of Tirumala, especially during the highly sought-after Vaikunta Ekadasi period. Special Arrangements for Vaikunta Ekadasi Vaikunta Ekadasi, occurring from January 10 to January 19, 2025, is expected to draw an immense crowd of devotees, eager to receive blessings. To ensure a smooth and efficient experience, TTD has implemented a specific service quota: Additional Ticket Quota: An extra batch of tickets will be released for Vaikunta Ekadasi in December, catering to increased demand. Dedicated Seva Times: For the 10-day Vaikunta Darshan period, additional arrangements will allow more devotees to engage in Swami Vari Seva. How to Book TTD Seva Tickets Online To facilitate an easier booking process, TTD has enhanced its online platform to streamline ticket reservations. Here’s a quick guide: Visit the TTD Website: The official website for TTD bookings is expected to handle high traffic, especially during the initial release times. Select Your Seva: Choose the desired seva based on availability and preferences. Each category opens for a specific time slot. Complete the Booking: Follow the guided steps to complete payment and finalize your booking. For an optimal experience, pilgrims are advised to log in a few minutes early and stay updated on any real-time notifications from TTD. Key Dates and Tips for January 2025 Pilgrims For those planning their pilgrimage, here are the essential dates and tips to consider: October 30, 2024: Mark this date for the release of general seva tickets. January 10 to 19, 2025: Key dates for Vaikunta Ekadasi darshan. Prepare early, as demand will be high. December 2024: Watch for an additional quota release if you miss the October bookings. Given the spiritual significance of the Vaikunta Ekadasi period, TTD recommends that devotees arrive prepared, allowing extra time to navigate Tirumala and engage fully in the seva experiences. By following these guidelines, devotees can maximize their chances of securing a seva slot, making their January pilgrimage both fulfilling and memorable. Andhra Pradesh
  • October 28, 2024

Vaikunta Ekadasi Dwara Darshan at Tirumala from January 10 to January 19, 2025

Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) January 2025 Srivari Seva Tickets Released: Important Details for Vaikunta Ekadasi Pilgrims The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams…
Tirupati, one of India's most revered pilgrimage destinations, carries centuries of myth, devotion, and historical significance. Located in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, Tirupati's famous temple atop the seven sacred hills, known as Tirumala, attracts millions of pilgrims annually. While some visit to seek blessings, others delve deeper into the rich history, legends, and diverse traditions surrounding the Lord Venkateswara, worshiped at the temple. The Legends Behind Tirupati: A Tryst with Divinity Tirupati, or Thiru-Venkadam, derives its name from the Tamil words meaning "Holy Venkatam." According to ancient Puranic legends, the word "vem" relates to "vomit," symbolizing the act of purging sins at the base of the Tirumala hills. Before beginning the spiritual and physical ascent, pilgrims are said to metaphorically and literally rid themselves of their burdens and negative thoughts. This cleansing act ties into the spiritual journey to visit Lord Venkateswara, who chose these sacred hills as his dwelling after growing disillusioned with his heavenly abode. Believers chant daily prayers like "Sri Vaikunta Viraktaya Swami Pushkarini Tatey," emphasizing Venkateswara's rejection of heaven in favor of Tirumala. For many, this parallels their own pilgrimage, a retreat from the stress of daily life to seek peace and spiritual solace in the hills. Venkateswara: The Deity of Multiple Forms The figure of Venkateswara is unique. While most consider him an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, many see aspects of other deities in him. Some legends describe him as a young man who falls in love and marries Padmavati, a princess linked to the earth and sky. Padmavati's father, Akasha Raja, was believed to be a Chola king, symbolizing the union of the heavens and the earth through this divine marriage. Padmavati is also referred to as Alarmel Manga or Alamelu, evoking the imagery of the lotus, an enduring symbol in Indian culture. The temple rituals honor Venkateswara's multifaceted nature, blending Vaishnava, Shaiva, Kaumara, and Shakta traditions. This integration suggests that Venkateswara is not just Vishnu but also embodies elements of Shiva, Subramanya, and Durga. The presence of lion statues, sacred to Durga, guarding the inner sanctum, highlights this fusion. The Chola Dynasty and Tirupati: Patronage and Devotion Historically, the Chola dynasty played a vital role in the development of Tirupati as a major religious site. Chola kings, queens, and princesses, particularly from 1,500 years ago, were devoted patrons. The bronze "utsava murti" statues still in worship today were likely gifted by a Chola royal. At this time, Tamil devotional poetry flourished, and many "Alwars" – saint poets – wrote hymns dedicated to the Lord of Tirumala. The temple architecture also reflects this deep-rooted connection. Early records suggest that the Lord's statue was once visible from all sides, with the temple evolving over time to its current grandeur. One of the most sacred elements is the "Kulashekhara Padi," a step named after the poet-chieftain Kulashekhara Alwar, symbolizing the intertwining of the divine and the devoted. The Vijayanagara Empire and the Rise of Tirupati Tirupati's significance grew further under the Vijayanagara Empire. Emperor Krishnadevaraya, one of the most notable patrons, left his mark with over 200 inscriptions on the temple walls. The bronze statues of Krishnadevaraya and his queens stand in devotion at the outer enclosure, representing the ideal of royal patronage. The Vijayanagara rulers not only supported the temple but also contributed to a broader cultural renaissance, patronizing poets and scholars of multiple languages, including Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, and Sanskrit. This multilingual influence is still evident in Tirupati’s enduring appeal across regions. The British Era and the Establishment of the TTD Board During the colonial period, the East India Company (EIC) reluctantly assumed control of the temple after intervening in local disputes. A notable episode in the 1700s saw a Nawab's relative attempting to plunder the temple, but the EIC dispatched sepoys to protect the site. Over time, British officials, recognizing the importance of Tirupati, enacted rules to prevent any desecration of the shrine. In the 1920s, as part of broader reforms, the temple’s administration was placed under the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) Board, which still oversees the temple today. Under the TTD, numerous improvements were made, including pilgrim facilities, reforestation efforts, and the establishment of hospitals, universities, and other institutions funded by temple revenues. The Poetic and Musical Legacy of Tirupati Tirupati’s significance extends beyond its physical and religious importance. Its spiritual influence has inspired countless poets and musicians. The Alwars’ Divya Prabandhams and Andal’s Tiruppavai are still recited in the temple. One of the most globally recognized aspects of Tirupati is the Suprabhatam, a devotional hymn that begins the day in the temple, popularized by the iconic voice of MS Subbulakshmi. Great composers like Annamacharya, Purandara Dasa, and Thyagaraja have immortalized Tirupati in their music. Annamacharya's hymns capture the divine romance between Venkateswara and Alarmel Manga, while Purandara Dasa’s compositions celebrate the sanctity of the Venkatachala hills. Thyagaraja, known for his devotion to Lord Rama, also acknowledged the connection between Rama and Venkateswara, weaving together the threads of devotion across deities. Tirupati Today: A Living Tradition Andhra Pradesh
  • October 24, 2024

Tirupati More Than Laddus, It’s The Story Of Us

Tirupati, one of India’s most revered pilgrimage destinations, carries centuries of myth, devotion, and historical significance. Located in the southern…
The Hyderabad City Civil Court recently summoned Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan in connection with controversial statements he made regarding the famous Tirumala laddu. The court has directed Pawan Kalyan to appear in person on November 22 to address the issue. His remarks, which alleged the use of adulterated ingredients in the laddu, have stirred controversy, leading to legal action. A lawyer has filed a case, arguing that these comments have hurt the religious sentiments of Hindus. Court Summons and Allegations The primary point of contention revolves around Pawan Kalyan’s statement that the sacred Tirumala laddu, a prasadam offered to Lord Venkateshwara, was made using adulterated ghee. These claims have raised serious concerns and led to widespread outrage. The allegations suggest that the ingredients used in preparing the laddu include beef fat, pork lard, and fish oil, which the petitioner argues have no factual basis. The petitioner, Rama Rao Immaneni, expressed his deep distress over these remarks, stating that such statements not only offend the religious beliefs of Hindus but also cast doubt on the sacred practices associated with the Tirumala temple. According to Immaneni, these comments are an attack on the sanctity of the prasadam and have deeply hurt the Hindu community. Legal Notice to Telangana Chief Secretary In addition to summoning Pawan Kalyan, the court also issued notices to Telangana Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari. This action was prompted by the petitioner’s claims that several websites and social media platforms from Telangana had posted Pawan Kalyan’s controversial statement, spreading the alleged misinformation further. The petitioner has urged the Telangana government to take immediate action and remove all such posts from these platforms to prevent further dissemination of what he deems as false and inflammatory information. Religious Sentiments and Legal Action The case filed by advocate Rama Rao Immaneni highlights the sensitivities surrounding religious practices in India. He emphasized that the remarks made by Pawan Kalyan during his speeches between September 20 and 22 were scandalous and outrageous, causing significant emotional distress to Hindus. As a practising Hindu himself, Immaneni stated that he felt personally attacked by the comments, which he described as “disgusting” and “sacrilegious.” He further requested that the court issue a permanent injunction to prevent Pawan Kalyan or anyone associated with him from making similar controversial statements regarding the Tirumala laddu in the future. The petitioner believes that such remarks can cause irreparable damage to the religious sentiments of millions of Hindus who revere the laddu as a sacred offering to Lord Venkateshwara. Broader Impact on Social Media and Public Opinion The rapid spread of Pawan Kalyan’s comments across social media has only intensified the issue. In today's digital age, controversial statements can quickly go viral, reaching vast audiences in a matter of hours. This has sparked a debate on the role of social media platforms in controlling the spread of misinformation, especially when it concerns sensitive religious topics. The petitioner’s plea to remove these posts from social media highlights the challenges faced by governments and platforms alike in balancing freedom of speech with the need to protect public sentiment. Religious matters, in particular, require careful handling, as any perceived insult can lead to widespread outrage and unrest. Conclusion The controversy surrounding Pawan Kalyan’s remarks about the Tirumala laddu has taken a serious turn with legal action being initiated against the Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister. As the court proceedings move forward, the case serves as a reminder of the deep cultural and religious significance that certain traditions hold in India. The upcoming hearing on November 22 will be closely watched, as it could have far-reaching implications not only for the individuals involved but also for how religious sentiments are addressed in public discourse. The broader impact of this controversy also underscores the power of social media in amplifying sensitive issues, and the responsibility that comes with it. The court’s response to the petitioner’s demand to remove the controversial posts from social media will be a key aspect of this case, potentially setting a precedent for how similar situations are handled in the future. Andhra Pradesh
  • October 24, 2024

Hyderabad Court Summons AP Deputy CM Over Tirumala Laddu Controversy

The Hyderabad City Civil Court recently summoned Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan in connection with controversial statements he…
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