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U.S. Consul General, Katherine B. Hadda,Addresses Trainee Civil Servants at Dr. MCR HRD Institute

News 7:21 PM

U.S. Consul General, Katherine B. Hadda, on Tuesday, November 20^th, 2018, addressed over 300 trainee civil servants who are undergoing 93^rd Foundation Course atDr MCR HRD Institute, Government of Telangana. The theme of her presentation was “Global Partnership Between the United States and India – The Two Largest Democracies”.

While addressing the trainee civil servants, Consul General Hadda said: “We are witnessing a time in which the partnership between the United States and India is ever more important”. Continuing her address, she stated that the US-India relationship is not just a bilateral relationship and added that the relationship has got global ramifications for peace, prosperity, and stability, far beyond the reaches of the Subcontinent. “And as the two largest democracies in the world, our partnership remains an exceptional inspiration to people and communities the world over”, she added.

While congratulating the trainee civil servants for taking up an important role in the development of India, the Consul General said: “Each of you will have an opportunity in your careers to contribute to the strengthening of the U.S.-India relationship, and I thank you for that, and welcome you to work with us”.

Replying to a question from the trainee civil servants, Consul General Hadda said “The U.S.-India partnership is rooted in shared democratic values and a commitment to a rules-based order. We support India’s emergence as a leading global power and as a key partner in our efforts to ensure that the Indo-Pacific is a region of peace, stability, and growing prosperity.”

In response to a question concerning the commonalities between the United States and India, Consul General Hadda said: “One aspect of Indian democracy that fascinates Americans is the sheer size of the electorate and the mammoth exercise that is carried out every five years to hold a free and fair election. This, along with India’s cultural pluralism, and its vibrant and independent institutions like the judiciary and free press, are some of the parallels that have brought our two great nations together”.

Sri B P Acharya, IAS, Spl. Chief Secretary to Govt. and DG, Dr. MCR HRD Institute presented a memento to U.S. Consul General, Katherine B. Hadda.

Karthika Brahmotsavams Poster Released

News 7:09 PM

KARTHIKA BRAHMOTSAVAMS POSTERS RELEASED

Tirupati, 20 November 2018: The posters related to annual Karthika Brahmotsavams at Tiruchanoor were released by Tirupati JEO P Bhaskar on Tuesday evening.

This event took place in the chamber of JEO in TTD administrative building. The important days includes Dhwajarohanam on December 4, Gaja Vahanam on December 8, Panchami Theeram on December 12.

Temple DyEO Smt Jhansi Rani, Temple Suptd

Gopalakrishna Reddy was also present.

TTD JEo Reviews on Various Development Issues

News 7:07 PM

Tirumala, 20 November 2018: Tirumala JEO KS Sreenivasa Raju directed the senior officers of various departments on the development activities of the respective wings.

The Weekly review meeting was held at Annamaiah Bhavan in Tirumala on Tuesday evening. He reviewed on the progress of civil and electric works at Govinda Nilayam, Vakula Bhavan and F type quarters. He instructed th engineering wing officials to complete all pending works within stipulated time.

The JEO also reviewed on the progress of the widening of second ghat road and other works. He directed the Radio and Broadcast officials train the staff members in Vaikuntham Queue Complex on operating LED boards.

He instructed the committee constituted for rationalisation of attenders to submit a final report immediately.

CE Chandrasekhar Reddy, SE II Ramachandra Reddy, GM Transport and IT Head Sesha Reddy, VSO

Manohar and other officials were also present.

Roshagadu Movie Team @ Sri Mayuri theatre Photos

Events 7:04 PM

Vaibhav's Eleder Brother Sunil Debuts as Baddie in Vijay Sethupathi's Seethakaathi

Tamil 4:11 PM

Undoubtedly, Vijay Sethupathi’s Seethakaathi has managed to bring everyone into its world. Thanks to the makers for offering a deep insight about the film as they unveil the queue of characters essayed by colossal performers. With the film scheduled for a worldwide release on December 20, it’s exhilarating to see an unheralded actor stepping into the shoes of antagonist for this classic drama flick laced with humour and emotions. Yes, it’s actor Vaibhav’s elder brother Sunil, who will be seen playing the baddie out here in this film, but with a phenomenal sketch of his character.

“In fact, the pursuit of finding a befittingly perfect actor for this role turned to be a huge challenge on my part of casting. It’s incisively because of the character’s nature indeed. While penning the script, we had a clear vision that the antagonist’s role shouldn’t be a shop-soiled and should have freshness. It is a character that wouldn’t gain your aversion of get you irked, but instead will keep you charmed up with smile. As far as the appearance is concerned, it should have a plump look and so we went ahead with some unusual choices. We infact discussed certain popular names in the industry too.Nonetheless, their busy schedules kept them away from taking it up although they really loved it. On an unexpected turn, I happened to meet actor Vaibhav’s elder brother Sunil at a birthday bash and instantly found my antagonist. He was pretty nervous and was completely reluctant to take up the auditions. But, he gave a try and eventually got into the shoes of his role followed by short-term acting course. I am sure, audience will take back home not just the celebrated Seethakaathi (Vijay Sethupathi), but this humorous antagonist, whose character will be on par with Bags’ role in Naduvula Konjam Pakkatha Kaanom,” says filmmaker Balaji Tharaneetharan.

Seethakaathi is produced by Passion Studios, which has already got us fascinated for the overpowering looks of Vijay Sethupathi. Of course, the first single track by Govind Vasantha has acclaimed the realms of Seethakaathi enduing us more impact.