June 14: Three more air passengers were confirmed with swine flu on Sunday, taking the total number of A-H1N1 cases in the city to 12. Five of them are under treatment at the Andhra Pradesh Chest Hospital, while the others have been discharged.

Recognition of title subject to final orders THE High Court of Andhra Pradesh on May 1 gave permission to the state government to issue pattas (title deeds) against forestland to 114,000 tribals and forest dwellers who depend on forests for livelihood. They had filed claims under the Forest Rights Act over the past two years but the state was not issuing pattas because a petition in the

Inefficiency in public spending is one of the biggest and most persistent problems plaguing governance in the country. The solution lies in targeted spending, but it has proved difficult to accomplish so far.

June 11: The government

June 11: The Chief Minister Dr Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy

June 11: The E-Salvage project to dispose of 200 tons of electronic waste generated every month in the city is yet to see the light of day.
It was the AP Technology Services which proposed the project for the effective disposal of e-waste and it was approved by the AP Pollution Control Board.

June 9: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has informed the state government that it cannot fund the Godavari water project. The corporation was asked to provide Rs 960 crore to the water board over a period of two years for the execution of the Rs 3,375 crore Phase-I of the Godavari project aimed at bringing 10 TMC of water to the city by the end of 2011.

June 10: The Praja Rajyam chief, Mr K. Chiranjeevi, on Wednesday, appealed to the state government to give top priority to provide safe drinking water. Participating in the debate on Motion of Thanks to the Governor

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