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Amaravati: For the second consecutive year in a row, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has disbursed Rs 285.35 crore into the accounts of 2,85,350 beneficiaries who include tailors, barbers, and dhobis having their own shops, each getting Rs 10,000 per annum. Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister said that the government is providing financial assistance to tailors,

Amaravati: Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy held a review meeting on progress of Agri Infra projects and directed the officials to ensure significant progress in infrastructure development projects in the agricultural sector this year.  The Chief Minister reviewed on fundraising and tie-ups related to 15 various projects including Dry Storage - Drying platforms, warehouses,

Andhra Pradesh Pay Revision Commission (PRC) Struggle Committee on Saturday withdrew their strike notice after the state government accepted their demands with regards to the 11th Pay Revision.

Andhra Pradesh government employee unions on Sunday withdrew their strike call after “satisfactory” talks with the Jaganmohan Reddy administration. Lakhs of government employees including teachers, secretariat staff were to go on an indefinite strike from Monday in protest against the recent pay revision. The YSRCP government which took a tough stand earlier, softened its

Amaravati: The members of the PRC Steering Committee met Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Sunday and thanked him for accepting their demands despite the financial constraints. Speaking on this occasion, the Chief Minister reiterated that the employees are part of the government, and stated that he would be able to do many more good things with their cooperation. Despite

The government agreed to the implementation of a new PRC every five years, no recovery of IR, revision of HRA, a continuation of CCA

Hundreds of Andhra Pradesh government employees sat idle in offices while others walked backwards outside the state secretariat in Amaravati on Friday to protest salary revisions that they are not happy with and does not meet their expectations.

The Chief Secretary observed that when state government is ready to negotiate with its staff, protests and agitations are of no use

Amaravati: Speaking on Spandana grievances, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister said Spandana portal is updated, the petitions can now be tracked and added that district collectors should review on progress  of spandana petitions twice a week. He said the collectors should focus on pending petitions and check why they are pending for more than stipulated time and added to  solve the

AMARAVATI:  Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy held a review meeting on the progress of works in the Education Department and said all the reforms in line with the New Education Policy(NEP) should be implemented by next academic year.  During the review meeting held at the camp office here on Thursday, the Chief Minister instructed the officials to ensure Teacher – Students