Political satires should be taken in a lighter vein. At least, movie director Dasari Narayana Rao feels so. After participating in actor Sobhan Babu’s first death anniversary in Rajahmundry, he said that his flick, ‘Mestry’, was packed with several pot-shots. Oft-repeated words of former Prime Minister P.V. Nrasimha Rao – ‘Law will take its own course’ and NTR’s dialogue ‘What do I have except ash’ found place in the movie.
Blood donation camp
Kakinada: A blood donation camp was organised by NSS unit of Chaitanya Institute of Engineering and Technology (CIST), Kakinada in collaboration with Lions Club Millennium on Friday. The camp was inaugurated by social worker Badam Bala Krishna. Principal V.V. Krishna advised the students to contribute their share to social service along with studies. Lions Club Millennium President Bhavani, CIST Director GSN Raju, NSS Programme Officer Stephen Suresh and others participated. About 150 students of CIST donated blood. Staff రిపోర్టర్
PR, BSP to share meeting ground Special CorrespondentArmy authorities refuse to allow PR meeting at Bison Polo Grounds citing some exercises
Temporary licences issued to both parties to secure the Parade Grounds from March 20 to 24
HYDERABAD: Chiranjeevi’s Praja Rajyam which is gearing up for a massive show of strength with its public meeting at the Parade Grounds tomorrow almost did not happen.
The Defence Estates Office had earlier given permission to hold the meeting at the Bison Polo Grounds as the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) had booked the Parade Grounds from March 20 to 24.
However, Army authorities refused to allow the meeting citing some exercises even after permission was granted by the DEO.
Alarmed PR men confabulated with the BSP activists and also the DEO, S. Balakrishna, where it was decided to “share” the Parade Grounds venue since Mayawati’s meeting was on March 23.
Accordingly, the DEO re-issued the temporary licences to both parties on Friday night allowing PR to secure the ground on March 20 and March 21 while BSP would have the venue from March 22 to March 24.
“We did not want to discriminate between both the parties and arrived at a mutually acceptable formula,” said Mr. Balakrishna, declining to elaborate further.
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