K. Vasuki, fondly known as Pakeeza for her comedic roles in South Indian cinema, faced a heart-wrenching struggle. Once a beloved figure who brought laughter to countless households, Pakeeza now grappled with severe financial distress, her family barely surviving.
Naidu, who first envisioned Amaravati in 2014 post-bifurcation, has vowed to complete the project within three years. His ambitious plans include eco-friendly urban infrastructure, global educational institutions, and an iconic inverted lily-shaped assembly building. With renewed investor confidence, foreign collaborations-including the re-engagement of Singapore for the city’s masterplan- are picking up pace.
Pawan Kalyan’s spontaneous act of kindness has set an example, perhaps one that could inspire a larger movement. Providing footwear every six months or annually could be a government-supported initiative, addressing both immediate needs and long-term development.
The young Mark Shankar sustained burns on his hands and legs and inhaled smoke during a fire that broke out while he attended a summer camp on April 8. The harrowing experience prompted Anna, a Russian Orthodox Christian by faith, to turn to Lord Venkateshwara in prayer. She vowed to dedicate her hair to the deity if her son recovered and returned home safely.
Mark Shankar was moved from the emergency ward to a private room. The hospital’s medical team emphasized that further tests and observation will continue over the next three days
JSP leader and actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan has undergone a significant transformation over the years. Initially perceived as an aimless maverick, he took strong stances against the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh and fiercely opposed the Congress, Telugu Desam Party (TDP), and Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP). Despite these challenges, he remained steadfast in his political journey, even as the party managed to secure only a single seat in the last general elections.
YSRCP leaders, including Ambati Rambabu, gathered in large numbers to show their support for Posani. They inquired about his health, to which he responded that he was doing well. However, Posani broke down during the proceedings, expressing his anguish over being harassed at the age of 70.
Suryaprakash, who had previously served in the Indian Army from 2003 to 2005, left his job and ventured into various businesses, including running a shop in Vizianagaram. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he returned to his village after his father’s death and discovered that his father had made advance payments for nine acres of land. To claim this land, Suryaprakash decided to impersonate an IPS officer.
