Nagababu to contest elections for Praja Rajyam

Chiranjeevi's brother Nagababu is now busy with film s as well as Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) work. The actor is likely to contest from Vizianagaram for the Lok Sabha. Viziaanagaram has a high concentration of Toorpu Kapus, Chiranjeevi's caste. This fact should definitely help the actor-turned-politician.The PRP also wants to take on Bothsa Sathyanarayana, a very vociferous critic of Chiranjeevi on his own turf and teach him a lesson.Meanwhile, Chiranjeevi's youngest brother Pawan Kalyan was appointed leader of Yuva Rajyam, the PRP's youth win. But he will not be contesting in the elections. Pawan Kalyan is currently shooting for his film Komarum Puli .

A new film titled Praja Rajyam is being planned by Suresh Kondeti. Suresh is the founder/editor of the film magazine Santosham. Suresh produced a film titled Premisthe on the SK Pictures banner in the past. Suresh has registered

Family problems…

Family problems…Two men, one American and an Indian were sitting in a bar drinking shot after shot.
The Indian man said to the American, 'You know my parents are forcing me toget married to this so called homely girl from a village whom I haven'teven met once.' We call this
arranged marriage. I don't want to marry awoman whom I don't love... I told them that openly and now have a hell lot of family problems.'The American said, Talking about love marriages... I'll tell you my story.I married a widow whom I deeply loved and dated for 3 years. 'After a couple of years, my father fell in love with my step-daughter and married her, so my father became my son-in-law and I became my father's father-in-law.Legally now my daughter is my mother and my wife my grandmother.More problems occurred when I had a son. My son is my father's brother and so he is my uncle.Situations turned worse when my father had a son. Now my father's son i.e. my brother is my grandson. Ultimately, I have become my own grand father and I am my own grandson.. And you say you have family problems..

a mouse out of a lion? Mohan Babu Ignored

Mohan Babu will reconsider his decision to go along with Congress after this incident.
The incident goes like this- It was the marriage of a marriage of a senior congressman's daughter. The invitee list was not only long but also illustrious. The leaders of the Congress party and also of the opposition were also invited. Among the list were the Chief Minister YSR, Chiranjeevi and also Mohan Babu. All the guests who were invited met the couple and went on to have dinner. But that was not the case with Mohan Babu. He had to wait till YSR arrived and only then was given a formal introduction to the couple. Mohan Babu had to wait in the sidelines till the boss (YSR) arrived.
What a fate to an actor who would chart his own course and lived like a king all these years. Has the alliance with Congress made a mouse out of a lion?

Chiru Camp Uneasy On Mitra

They say power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Political advisor and PRP mentor Mitra has always been the think tank for the Praja Rajyam Party. It's a known fact that Mitra is always consulted before a political statement comes out from the PRP. In a way Mitra is the spin doctor for the PRP.

But all this position and high power has gone to Mitra's head it is believed. The man has been interacting with the media lately and has been portraying that he was instrumental in getting Chiru into politics. The guy has also been exhibiting his knowledge at the most inappropriate of times sometimes even over shadowing the PRP chief Chiranjeevi.
All this has the family furious. The Chiranjeevi family has always led the PRP as a family affair and this sort of up handedness from Mitra is causing uneasiness in the camp. It is only time that Mitra is shown his place in the party feel many.

uva rajyam appointed Pavan Kalyan,

Prajarajyam Par ty which claims to strive for ushering in a change in politics on Sunday appointed Pavan Kalyan, brother of party
president Chiranjeevi, as the president of the youth wing. With this, another new political family seems to have emerged in the state. The youth wing of the party is known as Yuvarajyam and Pavan has been given the title of Yuvaraj. Addressing media, Chiranjeevi said, it is the youth who have to bring change in society. He had decided on Pavan not because he is his brother but because "he is a man with social consciousness who has been wedded to the social cause since his childhood.'' The new youth president's appointment was solemnised by Chiranjeevi by presenting him a kanduva of PRP. Chiranjeevi tried to explain that PRP was not a family-owned organisation. "It's people's party. Leaders who have no standing among the people and unacceptable to them have no place in the PRP," he said. The politics in the state, he said are controlled by a handful of families belonging to major parties. While reins of the party at the state level are held by the first family, at moffusil level, regional families rule districts like warlords. "The fact that Pavan is my brother should not disqualify him from leading the youth of the state on behalf of Prajarajyam," Chiranjeevi said. Pavan's appointment, he added, would help streamline the youth force in the state as it was they who want the leadership be entrusted to him. He felt that Pavan's presence at the helm of Yuvarajyam would lead to the massive participation of youth and fans in the political process initiated by the PRP. Talking to the media, Pavan said he had no intention to contest elections. "I am not interested in contesting. I will serve the party and dedicate myself to do whatever work Chiranjeevi entrusts me," he said. Meanwhile, Chiranjeevi said the party had been holding consultations with Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) for an alliance. "Party leader Allu Aravind is in touch with TRS leader Harish Rao and I can't say how these talks would fructify but we are open for alliance with like-minded parties," Chiranjeevi said. Later in the evening, Janata Dal (U) leader Sharad Yadav met Chiranjeevi at the PRP office. According to party sources, it was only a courtesy call even though many issues of political importance are learnt to have figured in the meeting.

Internal surveys predictlandslide for PRP

Internal surveys predictlandslide for PRP

HYDERABAD: The gap between the leadership and the senior leaders of the Prajarajyam pa rty (PRP) is growing not withstanding the highly favourable
reports predicted by the commissioned surveys. While the surveys predict 25 MPs and 200 MLAs in the next elections, many senior leaders feel that the leadership is not taking into consideration the party's recent setbacks. They say the surveys were based on the image of the leader, not the winnability of candidates whom the party is yet to identify. Losing Left parties to TDP and failure to attract some prominent BC and Kapu leaders are some of the main setbacks for the party, they point out. Seniors questioned the basis of the survey results which have been carried out with Chiranjeevi as the central figure. "Will Chiranjeevi contest from 294 seats? To convert the image of Chiranjeevi into votes, you need a strong political structure. Where is it?" asked a veteran in the party. According to a close aide of Chiranjeevi, the party's internal surveys predict a landslide victory, both in the Assembly and Lok Sabha Polls. " The surveys predicted 200 Assembly seats for PRP. And for Lok Sabha, we are going to win not less than 25 seats," he said. The surveys are said to have predicted a sweep for the party even in some strongest TDP constituencies in north coastal Andhra. Even though the party is miserably weak as far as the organisation is concerned, the leadership is in an upbeat mood by the survey results. An internal assessment says the 22 per cent of Kapu votes coupled with massive support from the backward classes is bound to herald the "change" which Chiranjeevi is espousing. This over confidence, many senior leaders allege, has already started taking its toll on the image of the party.

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who killed those gr8 people.....who will punish them

Cop surfs net for bulletproof jackets


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Mumbai: After being on non-stop duty for three days and nights, Police Sub-Inspector (PSI) Anup Dange is now planning to do some shopping. His shopping list: a state-of-the art bulletproof jacket and a helmet.
Back in his L T Marg police station office now, the cop is busy surfing the internet to check out prices of different bulletproof vests and helmets.
Dange is frustrated with the state machinery and the facilities provided to the police force to face challenges of such magnitude as the November 26 Mu mbai Terror attacks. “We have jackets that prove useless when we have to face terrorists wielding AK-47s.”
According to him, the three top cops — Hemant Karkare, Ashok Kamte and Vijay Salaskar — might have had more chance of staying alive if it wasn’t for the sub-standard jackets. “The jackets are totally useless,” said Dange. He is now willing to shell out several thousand dollars to buy a jacket that will help in securing his life.

It may take another year before policemen can expect better bullet proof jackets which could have saved officers Hemant Karkare and
Ajay Kamte who died of bullet injuries during operation against militants in Mumbai even while wearing the protective gear. The government has finally agreed to demands of the police for improved quality of bullet proof jackets but there may be problems in delivery. "We need nearly 1,00,000 more such jackets. It will take another one year when we will have bullet proof jacket with improved qualitative requirements. It will be by end of year 2009," said Bureau of Police Research and Development Chief K Koshy. The new jackets are likely to be lighter with more body coverage and highly defensive against any ballistic attack. "The weight of the bullet proof jacket will be less, trauma level will be less and will cover more area of the body," Koshy said adding, "Work has begun towards redrafting the new qualitative requirements." Police normally use two types of jacket--one made of special cloth (Kevlar) that reduces the impact of bullet coming from small weapons like 9 mm pistol. For the automatic weapons, another triple layered jacket is used by the force which gives extra protection from AK series rifles, SLR or self loading rifle, light machine guns. Weighing about 10 kilograms, it is made of three special plates of bullet proof steel, ceramic plates and polyethylene plates. "The present jacket is not acceptable to police who were reluctant to wear them even during Mumbai and Jamia Nagar encounters," a senior police official said adding, "It is very uncomfortable and it does not guarantee safety from any ballistic attack."