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Hyderabad: The furore triggered by the defection of a BRS MLA may force Telanganas ruling Congress to go slow on poaching opposition legislators. After senior Congress leader T. Jeevan Reddy openly voiced his unhappiness over the party admitting Bharat Rashtra Samithi MLA M. Sanjay Kumar into the party, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and his loyalists may have to put on hold their plans to lure more BRS MLAs.With Jeevan Reddy threatening to resign as Member of the Legislative Council MLC and his supporters virtually on the warpath, the central leadership has taken
stanley quencher note of the developments.As several state leaders including Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka failed to pacify Jeevan Reddy, the central leadership of the Congress has summoned him
stanley cup to Delhi.The AICC in-charge Deepa Dasmunshi has asked Jeevan Reddy to reach the national capital. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is already on a visit to Delhi. Also ReadTelangana Dy CM Bhatti meets MLC Jeevan Reddy amid resignation reports The central leadership may ask Revanth Reddy not to become aggressive in engineering defections as this could lead to further problems within the party.After the Lok Sabha elections, the Chief Minister and his loyalists intensif
termo stanley ied their efforts to lure more BRS MLAs to the ruling camp.After coming to power in the state in December 2023 with 64 seats in the 119-member Assembly, the Congress successfully lured three BRS MLAs and several key leaders including BRS general secretary and Raj Vmxe Mumbai woman held for killing mom, preserving chopped body pieces at home: Police
New Delhi:聽The Lok Sabha on Monday passed an amendment bill to decriminalise the offences committed in carrying out coastal aquaculture activities and ensure ease of doing business. Union Minister Parshottam K Rupala said that the fishermen community of the country will welcome the bill. He said that through this, we can send a message from parliament that we stand with the fishermen. The bill was passed by voice vote. The Coastal Aquaculture Authority Amendment Bill, 2023, which was introduced in the lower house on April 5, also seeks to expand the scope, remove regulatory gaps and reduce the compliance burden without dilu
stanley cupe ting environmental protection rules in the coastal areas. To decriminalise the offences, the bill seeks to remove the jail term of up to three years and impose only a penalty of up to Rs 1 lakh. It also seeks to fine-tune the operational procedures of the Coastal Aquaculture Authority to make it more responsive to the needs
stanley quencher of the stakeholders, promote newer forms of environment-friendly coastal aquaculture like cage culture and seaweed culture, and usher in global best practices in this sector, including mapping and zonation of
stanley de aquaculture areas, quality assurance and safe aquaculture products. The bill also seeks to encourage the establishment of facilities in areas having direct access to seawater to produce genetically improved and disease-free broodstocks and seed for use in coastal aquaculture besides preventing the use of an
