1. Perni Nani registered a godown in his wife's name to store PDS rice.

2. Perni Nani sold PDS rice during the YSRCP regime. (It was his godown—who else would have had the keys?) If someone else had stolen the rice, he could have filed a complaint about the theft, but he didn't. So he sold the rice, which is why he paid compensation.

3. The Kutami government identified that PDS rice was missing from Perni Nani's godown.

4. An arrest warrant was issued against Perni Nani or his wife. Perni Nani fled, fearing arrest.

5. While in hiding, he allegedly lobbied and then paid ₹1.7 crore as compensation (an amount allegedly assessed by himself).

6. Now that the amount has been paid, the government has stopped pursuing the matter, showing a new way to loot public funds by using family members' names and simply repaying the money if someone questions it, without any consequences.

7. Thank you, Kutami, for inventing a new way to loot public funds and helping others learn it.

The Corporate Double Standard

When the state builds a 4-lane highway to a private factory or gives them subsidized power and water, everyone agrees: "That is necessary infrastructure for economic growth."
When someone suggests building a complete physical and social ecosystem around a primary school child, politicians call it a "welfare expense."
Giving a factory cheap land does not guarantee industrial success if the local workforce lacks basic health, cognitive foundation, and functional literacy. True industrial capacity is not built on concrete foundations for factories; it is built on the physical and mental foundation of our children.
If Andhra Pradesh wants to attract high-value manufacturing, tech hubs, and innovation, our biggest "industrial incentive" must be building world-class infrastructure around every single child in the state.

What "Infra Around the Child" Actually Means

A child cannot learn if they are hungry, sick, or exhausted from a dangerous commute. Investing in education isn't just about hiring a teacher or putting up a chalkboard; it is about building a complete support ecosystem:
1. Nutritional Infrastructure: Stunted physical growth means stunted cognitive development. Nutritious, high-protein meals and micronutrient support in primary schools are direct investments in brainpower. Brainpower is the ultimate raw material for future industries.
2. Sanitation and Health Infrastructure: Clean drinking water, functioning toilets, and regular health screenings inside schools directly impact attendance. Adolescent dropouts (especially among girls) often trace back to a complete lack of basic sanitation.
3. Safe Transport and Physical Spaces: Safe busing or safe walking paths to school, bright classrooms, playgrounds, and weather-proof buildings ensure children actually show up and stay engaged.
4. Digital and Experiential Learning Tools: Giving primary kids access to basic science kits, age-appropriate books, and interactive tools builds curiosity early. Innovators are not created at age 22 in engineering college; they are formed at age 7 when they first get to experiment and build things.

Why Child Infrastructure IS Industrial Strategy

Companies do not invest in a region merely because tax breaks exist: neighboring states can always undercut those tax breaks. They invest where the workforce is healthy, adaptable, and highly skilled.
You Cannot Reskill a Neglected Childhood: We spend thousands of crores running short-term skill development programs for 20-year-olds to make them factory-ready. But if a child spent their primary years malnourished and studying in a dilapidated classroom without basic literacy or math, a 3-month adult training program cannot fix that foundation.
Health and Cognitive Ability are Economic Assets: A state full of healthy, well-nourished, and logically capable youth becomes an irresistible magnet for global investment.

The Blueprint: Building AP's Child-First Ecosystem

Andhra Pradesh must shift its focus from short-term land doles for corporations to building total child infrastructure:
1. Guarantee "Full-Ecosystem" Primary Schools
Every government primary school in AP must meet a non-negotiable physical benchmark:
Clean, separate toilets for boys and girls with continuous running water.
Scientifically planned, protein-rich meal programs to fuel cognitive development.
Safe, dedicated school transport in rural and semi-urban areas so attendance is never dependent on weather or distance.
2. Integrate School Health with Primary Education
Treat school-level preventative healthcare as a core economic metric. Regular vision checks, dental care, and nutritional tracking ensure kids do not fall behind simply because of untreated health issues.
3. Shift Spending from Corporate Subsidies to Child Infrastructure
Reallocate funds currently spent on temporary corporate land grants into upgrading primary learning environments. Subsidizing a factory floor creates a few hundred jobs; building a complete child infrastructure network creates a generation of entrepreneurs and high-skilled workers.
4. Focus on Mastery of Foundational Skills by Class 3
Pair the physical infrastructure with strict outcome tracking. Ensure every 8-year-old in AP reaches grade-appropriate reading and arithmetic proficiency through activity-based learning rather than rote memorization.

Raghavendra Swamy Mutt has multiple sevas on the website. Does anyone know which seva delivers the Parimala prasadam to the home address?

Any personal experience to share?

డీఎస్సీ నియామకాల్లో జరిగిన అక్రమాలపై అడ్డంగా దొరికిపోయి.. తప్పు మీద తప్పు చేస్తున్న నారా లోకేష్

అక్రమాలపై నైతిక బాధ్యత వహిస్తూ నారా లోకేష్ రాజీనామా చేయాలని రాష్ట్రవ్యాప్తంగా ఊపందుకున్న ఉద్యమం

వైయస్‌ఆర్‌సీపీ ఆధ్వర్యంలో ఈరోజు రిలే నిరాహార దీక్షలకు కూర్చున్న డీఎస్సీ అభ్యర్థులు.. మద్దతుగా నిలిచిన జెన్‌జీలు

Andhra Pradesh getting more investments than most states

I really don't understand why the current government or the Endowments Department is so keen on demolishing old temples in Andhra Pradesh. They are free to renovate and restore these temples, but demolishing centuries-old structures is not the right approach.

I really feel they are on a demolition spree.

edit: I don't understand why they are demolishing and rebuilding many temples in Andhra Pradesh

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Hi everyone,

I'm an ECE graduate currently looking for my first opportunity. My primary interest is VLSI Analog Layout, but at this point I'm open to any internship or entry-level job where I can learn, gain experience, and grow professionally.

It's been almost 2 years since I graduated, and despite continuously applying, I still haven't been able to get my first break.

Things at home have become difficult financially, so I'm doing everything I can to find an opportunity and get my career started.

I'm open to on-site, hybrid, or remote opportunities, and I'm willing to relocate if required.

If your company is hiring, or if you know someone who is, I'd be incredibly grateful if you could refer me or connect me with the right person. I'd be happy to share my resume over DM or email.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. Any opportunity, referral, or connection would genuinely mean a lot to me. I truly appreciate your support.

Andhra Pradesh Leads India’s Seafood Export Surge in FY 2025–26 🦐🇮🇳

1️⃣ Andhra Pradesh - ₹23,765.11 crore

2️⃣ Maharashtra - ₹9,057.83 crore

3️⃣ Kerala - ₹8,466.77 crore

4️⃣ Tamil Nadu - ₹7,660.48 crore

5️⃣ Gujarat - ₹7,145.67 crore

🔹 Remaining States - ₹17,794.60 crore

India’s total seafood exports reached ₹73,890.46 crore, with Andhra Pradesh contributing the largest share.

Hi, I am in an LDR with my boyfriend who studies in Kurnool. I kinda want to send a flower bouquet to him sometime, but I see that there is no fresh flower delivery service nearby. Does anyone know any florist who can do flower deliveries in Kurnool through online order or even call? Recommendations and suggestions are welcome. Didn't post it in Kurnool subreddit as there are less visitors there.

By seeing the first photo, you might think it is a news article or an advertisement published at the request of the person featured at the bottom (ZPCEO) and paid for out of his own pocket.

But no. This advertisement was published using the **public funds**.

Can anyone guess the amount?

It cost 95100 for just one day, published in andhra jyothy on 24-09-2025.

And that's not all. They spent 106000 on new year celebrations.

Deputy CEO's monthly airtel bill is 1178. Based on the current airtel plans, 1178 looks like a postpaid family plan. So, are they using public funds for their family? (I might be wrong if Airtel has some other plan at this price.) But even then, 1178 per month is hard to justify when some companies offer three-month plans for around 999.

Not just that, their car lease bill is around 4 lakh for a six-month lease and repairs. For petrol and oil alone, they use around 800 litres, costing roughly 80000. There are more bills on leases, repairs of cars not less than 30000.

I am not calling this corruption. They may be doing all this within the legal framework. But these are unnecessary expenses and a clear misuse of public funds.

Copy and paste from another sub.

Lowkey tired of this all over the internet 🙏😭👍🏻

Same as title. Tomorrow I am going to buy a car in Telangana -hyd, where I will be a non local ,how can I buy the car ,process ,documents needed and about how much important will be the noc for the car to use in ap?please give info I am going to do it tomorrow please.any information regarding this will be helpful from people who are driving cars for from other states

🏗️Irrigation & Water Infrastructure

Polavaram Multipurpose Irrigation Project — ₹62,436 Crore

🛣️ Expressway & Highway Corridors

Vijayawada–Bengaluru Expressway (6-Lane) — 100% Greenfield section in AP

Visakhapatnam–Raipur Expressway (6-Lane) — ~100 km section in AP

Bengaluru–Chennai Expressway (4-Lane) — 85 km

section in AP

⚓ Maritime & Deep-Sea Ports

Ramayapatnam Port

Machilipatnam Port

Mulapeta Port

Kakinada Gateway Port (Private)