Yesterday (6th October) CPI(M) under the leadership of Julakanti Ranga Reddy protested in Uppal chowrasta against Uppal Narapally elevated corridor work delay.
They expressed anguish about the work being pending since decades and the hardships it’s causing to the daily commuters in that region.
They appealed to in charge M.P Etala Rajender to expedite the works, In spite of Malkajgiri being represented by stalwarts like current C.M Revanth Reddy the work is going at snails pace.
CPI(M) said they will intensify agitation if no significant progress is made in the next 6 months.
Reports suggesting that producer D. V. V. Danayya lost money on his latest venture, the Pawan Kalyan-starrer action drama They Call Him OG.
After the initial hype and euphoria now the box collections are pathetic with 10% occupancy for each show.
Industry reports indicate that They Call Him OG was made on a staggering budget of ₹200–250 crore, with a significant portion reportedly going toward Pawan Kalyan’s remuneration.
When distributors are calling for distributor shares producer DVV Danayya is not answering their calls in the fear of their request for any returns to compensate for their loss.
The regular shooting of “Mahanaga”, one of the 15 films launched simultaneously by Bhimavaram Talkies (which earned a place in world records for this feat), has officially begun. The film stars senior actor Suman, hero Ramakant, and introduces heroine Shravani Muppirala. The opening scene was shot with a ceremonial clap by K.L. Damodar Prasad, President of the Producers’ Council, while noted director Relangi Narasimha Rao served as the honorary director for the muhurat shot.
Under the banner of Bhimavaram Talkies, this film is being produced by Thummalapalli Rama Satyanarayana and directed by Uday Bhaskar Vagdevi. The cast also includes: Sreekavya, Tanguturu Ramakrishna, Bus Stop Koteshwar Rao, Jabardasth Apparao, Subbalakshmi, T.R.S., Dheeraj Appaji, Sandhya Varshini Etc. The first schedule of the film will be completed in Hyderabad, and the second schedule will take place in and around Tadepalligudem. Rama Satyanarayana, who made history by launching 15 films at once, now aims to release all of them within a year and set yet another record. The guests at the event conveyed their best wishes for this achievement.
Dr Kunal Sood, an anesthesiologist and interventional pain medicine expert, has outlined such everyday habits that have surprising health benefits.
Cold showers improve mood. Walking after meals balance glucose spike. Lifting weights lowers insulin. Morning sun improves sleep. Deep breaths lower blood pressure.
Stand 5 minutes hourly.
Dr Sood points out, “Breaking up long sitting periods with light walking or standing improves blood sugar, insulin, and blood pressure. Walking is best, especially after meals, as it engages the calf muscles and boosts circulation.”
British electric car sales hit a record high in September as new taxpayer subsidies helped to attract buyers in the most important month for the market.
Battery EV sales rose by nearly a third in September compared with a year earlier, to 72,800, according to preliminary figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), a lobby group.
The UK government reintroduced an electric car grant in July after intense lobbying by carmakers who argued that they were struggling to meet targets on electric sales, known as the zero emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate.
The grant appeared to help some carmakers to sell more pure electric cars in September, while sales of plug-in hybrids, which combine a petrol engine with a smaller battery that can be recharged by cable, jumped by 56% to 38,300. Hybrid sales have boomed as struggling carmakers have shifted focus towards vehicles that are more profitable, amid intense competition, particularly from newer Chinese rivals.
The electric car grants of up to £3,750 apply to only about a quarter of battery cars on sale in the UK – including models from Citroën, Renault, Nissan and Vauxhall – because of rules on emissions during manufacturing that effectively block Chinese brands from benefiting, as well as an upper price limit of £37,000.
