ACA reviews preparations for Visakhapatnam T20I

Visakhapatnam: The Andhra Cricket Association held a meeting at the ACA-VDCA stadium here on Saturday to review the arrangements being made for the T20 International match between India and Australia to be played on November 23. ACA secretary SR Gopinath Reddy, CEO MV Siva Reddy, general manager (game development) MS Kumar, treasurer AV Chalam, VDCA joint secretary JKM Raju, SMN Rohit of the ACA engineering department and others visited the stadium and discussed the works to be taken up in the galleries, on the pitch and the outfield.

Chandrababu Naidu made all attempts to create law and order trouble in Andhra Pradesh: YSRCP general secretary Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy

YSRCP general secretary and government advisor Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy accused TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu of being involved in scandals and looting public money. Naidu is the first former chief minister in the Telugu states to be imprisoned on corruption charges. Reddy stated that Naidu and his son Lokesh have been trying to create law and order issues in the state since Naidu's arrest. He also mentioned that Naidu was the main conspirator in the skill development scandal and criticized Janasena leader Pawan Kalyan for his unnecessary reaction to Naidu's arrest.

IIM Visakhapatnam launches training program for HSL managers

The Indian Institute of Management Visakhapatnam has launched a five-day management development program for mid-level managers of Hindustan Shipyard Limited. The program aims to enhance their knowledge of management concepts, practices, perspectives, and approaches. The inaugural event was attended by 23 managers from HSL, with N Ashok Kumar, HSL general manager, as the chief guest. The program was welcomed by IIMV dean Prof MV Anuradha, who highlighted the institute's vision of nurturing entrepreneurial leaders. Program director Prof. Balaji Subramanian provided an overview of the training modules and expected outcomes.

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar visits chief secretary in hospital

Amir Subhani, the chief secretary of Bihar state in India, was admitted to a private hospital after falling in the bathroom and experiencing fever. The chief minister, Nitish Kumar, visited the hospital to check on Subhani's health. Although dengue has not been detected, Subhani's condition has improved, and he is now stable. A team of doctors, including specialists in neurosurgery and surgery, is caring for him. Subhani had been suffering from fever and fell in his residence's bathroom.