KURNOOL

Kurnool district MLA's list of 2009 Konijeti Rosaiah, the current governor of Tamil Nadu, was the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh from September 2009 to November 2010, before he was replaced by N. Kiran Kumar Reddy. Rosaiah is credited for his effective management of the Telangana movement in the state that had increased its strength during his tenure. Reddy is credited for having pioneered a number of welfare schemes for the poor, such as the SC/ST Sub Plan, Mee Seva, Bangaru Thallim, and the very famous Amma Hastham policy. Reddy has also brought in political and social stability in the state in the face of stiff protests demanding the creation of a separate state of Telangana. .  In this period in the Kurnool district   INC-8,PRAP-2,YSRCP-2- TDP -4 elected 2009 Kurnool                               ...

Kurnool district MLA's list of 2004   Yeduguri Sandinti Rajasekhara Reddy of the Congress became the chief minister of the state for the full five-year term of the assembly. More than anything else, Y. S. Reddy’s rule saw a significant weakening of the ultra-left radicalism of the Naxal Movement, which had gained immense vigour during the previous TDP government’s rule. He also specifically looked into the concerns and interests of the farmers and the rural poor, by providing free electricity to the rural regions of AP as part of his campaign projects, as well as providing farmer loans at low interest rates.  In this period in the Kurnool district   INC-11,CPM-1- TDP -1 elected 2004 Kurnool                       Abdul Gafoor M                    ...

Kurnool district MLA's list of 1999 1999 N. Chandrababu Naidu as the chief minister of the state for his second term brought about some phenomenal contributions in AP, promising to turn it into the “Asian Tiger” for the next two decades. He was awarded the South Asian of the Year award by the Time magazine as well as the Business Person of the Year award by The Economic Times for his efficient management of the state that turned a rural, backward, impoverished society into an IT hub, generating employment not only for the youth of Andhra Pradesh, but across the country. As short-term sacrifices to bring about the much-needed long-term developments, Naidu slashed subsidies in food and increased power taxes. In return, he established Hyderabad as a world-class city. . In this period in the  Kurnool district   INC-3,,- TDP -10 elected Kurnool                  ...

 Kurnool district MLA's list of 1994 N. T. Rama Rao returned to the post of chief minister for his third term, but could continue in office only for a year, owing to his deteriorating health. His closest confidant, Nara Chandrababu Naidu, replaced him as the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh. Naidu has been praised by British Prime Minister Tony Blair and US President Bill Clinton, both of whom visited Hyderabad during his rule as chief minister. Naidu brought in some radical changes in the state, laying pivotal importance on infrastructural developments in Hyderabad, besides making it an IT hub, employing lakhs of people. In this period in the  Kurnool district   INC-4,CPM-1,- TDP -8 elected 1994 Kurnool                              Abdul Gafoor M           ...

Kurnool district MLA's list of 1989   Marri Chenna Reddy of Congress stroke back to power as Chief Minister of AP for a brief span of a year, before the post was taken over by Nedurumalli Janardhana Reddy, and finally by K.V. Bhaskara Reddy for his second term in office as Chief Minister.  In this period in the  Kurnool district   INC-8,IND-1,- TDP -4 elected   1989  Kurnool                            V. Rama Bhupal Chowdry                        TDP Adoni                               Rayachoti Ramaiah      ...

Kurnool district MLA's list of 1985 Some of the most important legislations passed in the AP Vidhan Sabha during the second term of NTR regime were the Andhra Pradesh Public Premises Eviction of Un-authorised Occupants Act of 1986, the Andhra Pradesh Tenants and Ryots Protection Act of 1986, the AP Apartments Act of 1987, the AP (Telangana region) Abolition of Inams Act of 1986, the Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Indebtedness (Relief) Act of 1987, the Andhra Pradesh Charitable and Hindu Religious Institutions and Endowments Act of 1987, the Andhra Pradesh Devadasis (Prohibition of Dedicated) Act of 1988, the Andhra Pradesh Gram Panchayats (Amendment) Act of 1986, to name a few. Most importantly, NTR introduced a new law which required tax to be paid in all entertainment venues such as in movie theatres. This new legislation, called the Andhra Pradesh Entertainments Tax Act of 1986, is significant as it ensured uniformity in cultural capital in the state. In this period in th...