The Federation of Division I Residents ‘ Welfare Association for Anna Hazara

Kakinada 23- Aug – 2011:

The Federation of Division I Residents ‘  Welfare Association for Anna Hazara

The Federation of Division I Residents ‘  Welfare Association, a  body which is organized with members as Registered colony associations of Vaidya nagar, RTC colony, Sarada nagar, Padma nagar  undear kakinda Municipal corporation in Division one , as a Federtion, as part of its social activates and social work, has orgnised a mega Rally and awareness drive against corruption, this rally was orginsed as a mark of respect to Gandhian Anna Hazara, who is on fast for passing on Jan Lok Pal Bill.

The residents under the Kakinada Municipal corporation division one , had a meeting at padma nagar temples and they went in procession through all the streets of of Vaidya nagar, RTC colony, Sarada nagar, Padma nagar, and proceeded towards Swarapavarm Juncion , boat club, nagamalli thota , RMC statdium road and through all the main roads connecting different colonies in Division 2  and later reached Division one , and had a meeting at RTC colony and took a oath “that they will not encourage corruption”

This rally attracted the citizens of kakinda , as there were around 150 people in the rally, with was encouraged and welcomed by Kakinada citizens.

This rally was orgainsed under the supervision of Federation chairman V. Achuta ramaiah, convenor A PJ  Vinu, vice president P.V.V.A Rama Reddy, Co-ordinator KVSN Murthy , others who parcicipated in the rally were N. Rama mohan rao, Dr. Ram mohan roa, Nageswararao, vishu murty, DRK Ranga roa, Acharalayu and other colony association heads.

Aadhar Card Centers as on Aug 23 - 2011

Aadhar Card Centers as on Aug 23 - 2011

Aadhar enrollment is being conducted in total 45 divisions as on 23 August 2011. Aadhar Card enrollment will be started shortly in  divisions 9.10,12,18,47. Total 2,20,000 people have been enrolled and 3,25,965 are to be enrolled.

Urban Tahasildar Mr. Ram Murthy said that , “People need not worry about enrollment, every care will be taken to enroll every individual “

The following are the present running Aadhar Card centers:
 

1st Division    –    Municipal High School, Ramanayyapeta

2nd Division   –   Mahila Samaikya Bhavan, Ramanayyapeta

3rd Division   –   Mother Teresa Municipal School, Godari Gunta

11th Division  –   Municipal School, Sanjay Nagar

19th Division  –   Municipal School, Muttha Nagar

20th Division  –   Municipal School, J.Ramaraopeta

32nd Division -   Municipal School, Santha Cheruvu

33rd Division  –  Municipal Girls High School, Salipeta

46th Division  –  Municipal School, Kondayyapalem

48th Division  –  Samajika Bhavan, Narsannanagar

49th Division  –  Ideal College, Vidyuth Nagar

Aadhar Card centers are also  arranged in Collectorate, SP Office in additions to the above list of centers in  various schools and Government building  and public utility Buildings.

The declaration forums must be filled. Photo identity, address proof must be submitted.

Kanna babu - Kakinada Rural MLA has joined Congress

Kanna babu, Kakinada rural MLA  has joined congress, along with his party chief, Chiranjeevi, on chiranjeevis 54^th Birthday.

A total of 16 MLA’s joined congress on August 22, 2011.

Kakinada City MLA - Chandra Sekar Resigned today - 22 August - 2011

Kakinada City  MLA – Chandar Sekhar Reddy has resigned from congress party, along with the other MLA’s in this region like Pilli Subash Chandra Bose (Rama Chandrapuram), Sucharitha Reddy (Prattipadu), N.Sesha Reddy (Anaparthi) and other parts of AP, total 28 MLA’s submitted their reseignation, but, these reseginations has to be accepted.

There is a speculation in the number game of  the Government of AP, headed by CM Kiran Kumar.

Another interesting turn is that  Kanna babu, Kakinada rural MLA  has joined congress, along with his party chief, Chiranjeevi, on chiranjeevis 54^th Birthday. A total of 16 MLA’s joined congress.

List of MLA’s  who resigned as MLA’s and who also left Congress Member ship as on 22 August – 2011

1. Pilli Subash Chandra Bose (Rama Chandrapuram)

2. Balineni Srinivasa Reddy (Ongolu)

3. Konda Surekha (Parakala)

4. Mekapati Chandra Shekar Reddy (Udayagiri)

5. G.Srikantha Reddy (Rayachoti)

6. B.Shivaprasada Reddy (Darsi)

7. Bhuma sobha Nagi Reddy (Aallagadda)

8. CH. Adinarayana Reddy (Jammala Madugu)

9. Kapu Ramachandra Reddy (Rauadurgam)

10. Korla Bharathi (Tekkali)

11. K,Srinivasulu (Railway Koduru)

12. Golla Babu Rao (Payaka Rao Peta)

13. Puthalapattu Ravi (Puthalapattu)

14. K.Satyavathi (Bhadrachalam)

15. Jayasudha (Secunderabad)

16. Balaraju (Polavaram)

17. Katasani Ram Bhupal Reddy (Panyam)

18. B.Gurnatha Reddy (Anantapuram)

19. Akepati Amarnatha Reddy (Rajampeta)

20. Alla Naani (Eluru)

21. M.Prasada Raju (Narsapuram)

22. K.Chenna Kesava Reddy (Emmiganuru)

23. N.Sesha Reddy (Anaparthi)

24. Sucharitha Reddy (Prattipadu)

25. Dwarampudi Chandra Shekar (Kakinada city)

26. Balanagi Reddy (Mantralayam)

27. Nallapu Reddy Prasanna Kumar Reddy (Kovur)

28. Dharmana Krishna Das (Narasanna peta)

List of Jagan Camp MLA’s – Resigned on 22- August – 2011 to join YSR Congress Party.

List of Jagan Camp MLA’s – Resigned on  22- August – 2011 to join YSR Congress Party.

List of MLA’s  who resigned as MLA’s and who also left Congress Member ship as on 22 August – 2011

1. Pilli Subash Chandra Bose (Rama Chandrapuram)

2. Balineni Srinivasa Reddy (Ongolu)

3. Konda Surekha (Parakala)

4. Mekapati Chandra Shekar Reddy (Udayagiri)

5. G.Srikantha Reddy (Rayachoti)

6. B.Shivaprasada Reddy (Darsi)

7. Bhuma sobha Nagi Reddy (Aallagadda)

8. CH. Adinarayana Reddy (Jammala Madugu)

9. Kapu Ramachandra Reddy (Rauadurgam)

10. Korla Bharathi (Tekkali)

11. K,Srinivasulu (Railway Koduru)

12. Golla Babu Rao (Payaka Rao Peta)

13. Puthalapattu Ravi (Puthalapattu)

14. K.Satyavathi (Bhadrachalam)

15. Jayasudha (Secunderabad)

16. Balaraju (Polavaram)

17. Katasani Ram Bhupal Reddy (Panyam)

18. B.Gurnatha Reddy (Anantapuram)

19. Akepati Amarnatha Reddy (Rajampeta)

20. Alla Naani (Eluru)

21. M.Prasada Raju (Narsapuram)

22. K.Chenna Kesava Reddy (Emmiganuru)

23. N.Sesha Reddy (Anaparthi)

24. Sucharitha Reddy (Prattipadu)

25. Dwarampudi Chandra Shekar (Kakinada city)

26. Balanagi Reddy (Mantralayam)

27. Nallapu Reddy Prasanna Kumar Reddy (Kovur)

28. Dharmana Krishna Das (Narasanna peta)

Essential Service Maintenance Act (ESMA)

Essential Service Maintenance Act (ESMA) is an act to provide for the maintenance of certain essential services and the normal life of the community in the county. It was enacted by the Indian Parliament in the 19th year of the Republic of India.

The enactment of this law lists the following:

1. Power to prohibit strikes in certain employments: If the Central Government is satisfied that in the public interest, it is necessary or expedient to do so. It may, by general or 67 special Order, prohibit strikes in any essential service specified in the Order.

2. The order shall be published in such manners as the Central Government considers the best calculated manner to bring it to. The notice of the persons affected by the order.

3. The order shall be in force for six months only, but the Central Government may (by a like order) extend it for any period, that does not exceed six months, if it is satisfied that in the public interest it is necessary or expedient to do so.

4. Upon the issue of an Order: (a) No person employed in any essential service to which the order relates, shall go or remain on strike; (b) any strike declared or commenced, whether before or after the issue of the order, by persons employed in any such service shall be illegal.

5 Penalty for illegal strikes: Any person who commences a strike which is illegal under this Act

or goes or remains on, or otherwise takes part in, any such strike shall be punishable by imprisonment for a term, which may extend to six months, by a fine (which may extend to two-hundred rupees) or both.

6. Penalty for instigation, etc: Any person who instigates, or incites other persons to take part in, or otherwise acts in furtherance of a strike (which is illegal under this Act) shall be punishable by imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year, a fine which may extend to one thousand rupees, or both.

7. Penalty for giving financial aid to illegal strikes: Any person who knowingly expends or supplies any money in furtherance or support of a strike which is illegal under this Act, shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year, a fine which may extend to one thousand rupees, or both.

8. Power to arrest without warrant: Power to arrest without warrant. Notwithstanding anything contained in the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1898 (5 of 1898), any police officer may arrest without warrant any person who is reasonably suspected of having committed any offence under this Act.

9. Act to override other laws: The provisions of this act and of any order issued there under, shall have effect notwithstanding anything inconsistent there with. 68 contained in the Industrial Disputes Act of 1947 (14 of 1947), or in any other law for the time being in force.

RTA office Kakinada – A Change.

RTA Office  is now working with caution , now the AC office has started opening windows for services for public.

That is with the raid of ACB, now the officials and staff are alert with the  recent raid by ACB on the RTA Agents in RTO office.

The staff are serving public though windows, where as the computers  are on the opposite side of the window, Staff take care that the staff will get neck problem with wrong ergonomics in work.

Taking  health risk, is it needed ?

 It is better to open the door and work in the proper way , avoiding agents and commission from these  agents.

Which is better health or illegal money?

Work for the people, government is paying good salary.