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Registered No. HSE–49/2009-2011. [Price: Rs. 1-75 Paise. THE ANDHRA PRADESH GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 16 ] HYDERABAD, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2011. Part-I Notifications by Government, Heads of Departments and other Officers –––x––– CONTENTS –––x––– NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT Pages Pages MINORITIES WELFARE DEPART- REVENUE DEPARTMENT MENT (Endts.-II) (Wakf - I) NOTIFICATION: Appointments .. 251-252 Sri Sangameshwara Swamy Temple Gandhi MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION Nagar New Bakaram, Secunderabad AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Exempted from the operation of Sections 15 DEPARTMENT and 29 of the Andhra Pradesh Chairtable and Hindu Religious Institutions and Endowments (H - 1) Act, 30/1987. .. 253 NOTIFICATION: TRANSPORT, ROADS & BUILDINGS Variation to the Master Plan of the Nellore DEPARTMENT Municipal Corporation. .. 252-253 (Tr. I) NOTIFICATION: Exemption of Motor Vehicles Tax in respect of vehicle bearing No. AP-09-Y-9978 belongs to Vimochana, Andhra Pradesh Unit of Person Ministry of India, Hyderabad .. 253 NOTIFICATIONS BY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, ETC. Additional Commissioner (CT), Office of Commissioner of Commercial Taxes, A.P., Hyderabad .. 253-262 [P-I-(i)] P-I/21-04-2011/1 NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT MINORITIES WELFARE DEPARTMENT Prakasam District for performing of Marriages of (Wakf-I) Muslims. APPOINTMENT OF SRI SHAIK NAYAB RASOOL, APPOINTMENT OF SRI MULLAH CHAND BASHA S/o SHAIK MOULA ALI AS GOVT. KHAZI TO S/o LATE NAYAB RASOOL AS GOVT. KHAZI GIDDALUR TOWN, PRAKASAM DISTRICT FOR FOR PODILI, MARRIPUDI AND KONAKANA- PERFORMING MARRIAGES OF MUSLIMS. METLA MANDALS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT FOR PERFORMING MARRIAGES OF MUSLIMS. [G .O.Ms.No. 91, Minorities Welfare (Wakf-I), [G .O.Ms.No. 94, Minorities Welfare (Wakf-I), 15th March, 2011]. 30th March, 2011]. No. 92 No. 95 In exercise of the powers conferred by Section (2) of In exercise of the powers conferred by Section (2) of the Khazis Act, 1880 (Central Act XII of 1880), the the Khazis Act, 1880 (Central Act XII of 1880), the Governor of Andhra Pradesh, hereby appoints Sri Shaik Governor of Andhra Pradesh, hereby appoints Sri Mullah Nayab Rasool, S/o Shaik Moula Ali R/o Giddalur Taluk Chand Basha S/o Late Nayab Rasool R/o Podili Mandal, as Govt. Khazi to Giddalur Taluk of Prakasam District Prakasam District as Government Khazi for Podili, for performing Marriages of Muslims. Marripudi and Konakanametla Mandals of Prakasam APPOINTMENT OF SRI J. KAREEMULLAH, S/o J. District for performing Marriages of Muslims. BABA SAHEB AS GOVT. KHAZI TO VEMPALLI TOWN AND MANDAL, Y.S.R. DISTRICT FOR APPOINTMENT OF HAFIZ SYED SANAULLAH PERFORMING MARRIAGES OF MUSLIMS. HUSSAINI, S/o SRI MAHAMOOD MIAH AS GOVT. KHAZI FOR DEVANUR VILLAGE, [G .O.Ms.No. 92, Minorities Welfare (Wakf-I), MIDTHUR MANDAL, KURNOOL DISTRICT 28th March, 2011]. FOR PERFORMING MARRIAGES OF MUSLIMS. No. 93 [G .O.Ms.No. 95, Minorities Welfare (Wakf-I), 31st March, 2011]. In exercise of the powers conferred by Section (2) of the Khazis Act, 1880 (Central Act XII of 1880), the No. 96 Governor of Andhra Pradesh, hereby appoints Sri J. In exercise of the powers conferred by Section (2) of Kareemullah, S/o. J. Baba Saheb R/o Vempalli Mandal the Khazis Act, 1880 (Central Act XII of 1880), the as Government Khazi to Vempalli Town and Mandal, Governor of Andhra Pradesh, hereby appoints Hafiz Syed Y.S.R. District for performing Marriages of Muslims.. Sanaullah Hussaini, S/o Sri Mahamood Miah, R/o APPOINTMENT OF SRI SHAIK ABDUL KHADAR Devanur Village, Midthur Mandal, Kurnool District for JILANI DARGA, S/o MOHAMMED ALI, AS performing marriages of Muslims. GOVT. KHAZI FOR BESTAWARIPETA MANDAL OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT FOR PERFORMING APPOINTMENT OF SRI MOHD. SAIFULLAH, S/o MARRIAGES OF MUSLIMS. KHAZI MOHD. SHERIFF AS GOVT. KHAZI FOR [G .O.Ms.No. 93, Minorities Welfare (Wakf-I), RAYADURG AND GUMMAGATTA MANDAL OF 29th March, 2011]. ANANTAPUR DISTRICT FOR PERFORMING MARRIAGES OF MUSLIMS. No. 94 [G .O.Ms.No. 96, Minorities Welfare (Wakf-I), In exercise of the powers conferred by Section (2) of 31st March, 2011]. the Khazis Act, 1880 (Central Act XII of 1880), the No. 97 Governor of Andhra Pradesh, hereby appoints Sri Shaik Abdul Khadar Jilani Darga, S/o Mohammed Ali, R/o In exercise of the powers conferred by Section (2) of Bestawaripeta Mandal, Prakasam District as the Khazis Act, 1880 (Central Act XII of 1880), the Government Khazi for Bestawaripeta Mandal of Governor of Andhra Pradesh, hereby appoints Sri Mohd. [ 251 ] 252 ANDHRA PRADESH GAZETTE [Part I Saifullah, S/o Khazi Mohd. Sheriff R/o Rayadurg Town, Andhra Pradesh hereby makes the following variation Anantapur District as Government Khazi for Rayadurg to the Master Plan of Nellore Town, the same having and Gummagatta Mandals of Anantapur District for been previously published in the Extraordinary issue of performing Marriages of Muslims. Andhra Pradesh Gazette No.682, Part-l, dated 03-12-2010, as required by clause (b) of the said section. APPOINTMENT OF SRI SYED ABDUL MALIK, S/ o SYED MAHABOOB VALI AS GOVT. KHAZI VARIATION FOR PRODDATUR RURAL MANDAL OF Y.S.R. The site in Door No./Sy.No.232, W.No.4 at DISTRICT FOR PERFORMING MARRIAGES OF Mukundapuram, Nawabpet (CAS No.181/2, Vijaya- MUSLIMS. gopalapuram) Nellore Municipality Town to extent of [G .O.Ms.No. 97, Minorities Welfare (Wakf-I), 1200.38 Sq.mtrs. the boundaries of which are as shown 31st March, 2011]. in the schedule below and which is earmarked for Industrial use in the General Town Planning Scheme No. 98 (Master Plan) of Nellore sanctioned in GO.Ms.No.969, In exercise of the powers conferred by Section (2) of MA Dt:21-11-1978 is designed for residential use by the Khazis Act, 1880 (Central Act XII of 1880), the variation of change of land use as marked “ABCD” in Governor of Andhra Pradesh, hereby appoints Sri Syed the revised part proposed land use map GTP No.7/2010/ Abdul Malik, S/o Syed Mahaboob Vali R/o Proddatur G, which is available in Municipal Office of Nellore Town Mandal, Y.S.R. District as Government Khazi for subject to the following conditions; namely:- Proddatur Rural Mandal of Y.S.R. District for performing Marriages of Muslims. 1. That the title and Urban Land Ceiling /Agricul- tural land ceiling aspect shall be scrupulously SRI J. MOHD. KHAN GOVERNMENT KHAZI, examined by the concerned authorities i.e., BANDI ATMAKUR, KURNOOL DISTRICT – Urban Development Authorities Municipal PRODUCTION OF BOGUS CERTIFICATE – Corporations / Municipalities before issue of REMOVAL FROM GOVERNMENT KHAZI. building permission / development permission, [G .O.Ms.No. 98, Minorities Welfare (Wakf-I), 1st April, 2011]. 2. That the above change of land use is subject to the conditions that may be applicable under the No. 99 Urban Land Ceiling Act, 1976 and A.P. In exercise of the powers conferred by Section (2) of Agriculture Ceiling Act. the Khazis Act, 1880 (Central Act XII of 1880), the Governor of Andhra Pradesh, hereby removes Sri J. 3. The owners/ applicants are solely responsible Mohd Khan S/o Shamsheer Khan R/o Bandi Atmakur, for any misrepresentation with regard to Kurnool District from Government Khazi for Bandi ownership / title, Urban Land Ceiling Atmakur Mandal of Kurnool District. Clearances etc. The owners / applicants shall be responsible for any damage claimed by any LINGARAJ PANIGRAHI, one on account of change of land use proposed. Principal Secretary to Government. 4. The change of land use shall not be used as the MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION & URBAN proof of any title of the land. DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 5. The change of land use shall not be used as the (H. 1) sole reason for obtaining exemption from the VARIATION TO THE MASTER PLAN OF THE provisions of Urban Land Ceiling Act, 1976. NELLORE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION. 6. The applicant shall obtain layout / development [G .O.Ms.No. 118, Municipal Administration& permission from Director of Town and Country Urban Development, (H1), 30th March, 2011.] Planning / competent authority as the case may be. No. 29 In exercise of the powers conferred by clause 7. The applicant shall furnish land conversion (a) Of Sub- Section (2) of Section 15 of the Andhra certificate for the proposed site under reference, Pradesh Town Planning Act, 1920, the Government of while coming up for residential developments. April 21, 2011] ANDHRA PRADESH GAZETTE 253 8. The applicant shall handover the effected road of Andhra Pradesh hereby exempts Sri widening portion of 110.65 m2 to the Municipal Sangameshwara Swamy Temple, Gandhi Nagar, New corporation at free of cost, through registered Bakaram, Secunderabad from the operation of Sections gift deed. 15 & 29 of the Andhra Pradesh Charitable and Hindu Religious Institutions and Endowments Act, 30/1987 9. The applicant shall pay 14% of total land for a period of 7 (seven) years w.e.f. 08-8-2009 to 07- cost towards proportionate open space charges 8-2016. to the Corporation. Dr. K.V. RAMANACHARY, 10. The applicant shall obtain the prior permission Principal Secretary to Government. of. the competent authority before developing the site under reference. TRANSPORT, ROADS & BUILDINGS 11. Any other conditions as may be imposed by DEPARTMENT the competent authority. (Tr. I) SCHEDULE OF. BOUNDARIES EXEMPTION OF MOTOR VEHICLES TAX IN North : Property of Sri P.Subbarayudu and Sri M.Shiv RESPECT OF VEHICLE BEARING No. AP09Y Kumar, 9978 BELONGS TO VIMOCHANA, ANDHRA PRADESH, UNIT OF PRISON MINISTRY OF West : Property of Smt. M.Anasuyamma INDIA, HYDERABAD. South : Existing 19-0" (5.79m) wide road widen to 30'-00 (9.15m) [G.O.Rt.No.267, Transport, Roads and Buildings (Tr.I), 26th March, 2011] East : Property of G.Narayana Shetty’s Oil Mill. No. 7 T. S. APPARAO, Principal Secretary to Government (U.D.).
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    GOVERNMENTOF TELANGANA OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE MEDIA BULLETIN- COVID-19 Dated:13/10/2020 As of:12/10/2020(8PM) STATUS OF COVID-19 CASES S. NO DETAILS NUMBER 1. NO. OF POSITIVE CASES TODAY (CUMULATIVE) 1,708 (2,14,792) 2. NO. OF RECOVERED CASES TODAY (CUMULATIVE) 2,009 (1,89,351) 3. NO. OF DEATHS TODAY (CUMULATIVE) 5 (1233) 4. CASE FATALITY RATE (INDIA) 0.57% (1.5%) 5. RECOVERY RATE (INDIA) 88.15% (86.8%) 6. TOTAL NUMBER OF ACTIVE CASES 24,208 7. NO. OF INDIVIDUALS IN HOME/INSTITUTIONAL ISOLATION 19,748 STATUS OF TESTS S. NO DETAILS NUMBER 1 NO. OF SAMPLES TESTED TODAY (CUMMULATIVE) AGAINST DAILY TESTING 46,835 TARGET FOR TELANGANA AS PER W.H.O. BENCHMARK @ 140 PER MILLION (36,24,096) PER DAY, i.e., 5,600 TESTS PER DAY 2 SAMPLES TESTED PER MILLION POPULALATION 97,369 3 NO. OF REPORTS AWAITED 1,034 STATUS OF CONTACTS S. NO DETAILS NUMBER 1 NO. OF SAMPLES TESTED TODAY (CUMMULATIVE) 46,835 (36,24,096) 2 No. OF PRIMARY CONTACTS TESTED TODAY 20,607 (44%) 3 No. OF SECONDARY CONTACTS TESTED TODAY 5,620 (12%) SAMPLES TESTED ON 12/10/2020 S.NO TYPE OF LAB NO.OF SAMPLES TESTED 1 TOTAL SAMPLES TESTED 46,835 2 GOVERNMENT 45,232 3 PRIVATE 1,603 1 STATUS OF SYMPTOMATIC / ASYMPTOMATIC S. NO DETAILS NUMBER 1 TOTAL NO. OF POSITIVES 2,14,792 2 TOTAL NO. OF ASYMPTOMATIC 1,50,354 (70%) 3 TOTAL NO. OF SYMPTOMATIC 64,438 (30%) AGE AND GENDER WISE DISTRIBUTION OF POSITIVE CASES AGE WISE POSITIVE CASES % S.NO.
  • Ug Colleges & Pg Colleges in the State of Andhra Pradesh Upto 2009-10

    Ug Colleges & Pg Colleges in the State of Andhra Pradesh Upto 2009-10

    UG COLLEGES & PG COLLEGES IN THE STATE OF ANDHRA PRADESH UPTO 2009-10 n Number of Colleges o i g District e Deg. PG B.Ed. Engg Pharm. MCA MBA Law Agric. Med.M.Tech.M.Pharm. Total R Hyderabad 190 129 23 48 22 83 114 11 - 7 18 6 651 Ranga Reddy 90 17 47 122 43 145 181 1 1 3 35 7 692 Nalgonda 88 24 46 40 21 24 46 - - 2 10 1 302 Nizamabad 47 10 10 12 2 6 8 1 - 1 2 - 99 Mahabubnagar 72 15 38 7 7 14 12 - - 2 3 1 171 U O Medak 63 11 18 23 11 10 22 - - 2 7 3 170 Warangal 79 34 27 26 35 30 44 2 - 1 6 13 297 Khammam 71 23 15 24 9 29 38 1 1 2 5 2 220 Karimnagar 85 21 20 18 10 15 28 - - 2 4 3 206 Adilabad 56 15 4 2 - - 1 - - - - - 78 841 299 248 322 160 356 494 16 2 22 90 36 2886 Visakhapatnam 104 49 21 28 10 28 29 5 - 2 7 1 284 East Godavari 124 42 42 33 10 33 34 4 - 3 7 2 334 West Godavari 84 34 23 28 9 35 41 1 - 3 8 3 269 Vizianagaram 64 29 18 13 5 14 10 1 - 1 3 - 158 U A Srikakulam 80 12 13 10 2 7 10 1 1 1 2 1 140 Guntur 114 43 40 46 22 46 47 2 1 4 5 7 377 Krishna 103 44 21 37 9 32 41 2 - 4 6 2 301 Prakasam 76 22 44 21 9 32 31 1 - - 3 1 240 749 275 222 216 76 227 243 17 2 18 41 17 2103 Chittoor 99 35 29 34 9 39 53 7 1 3 7 4 320 Kadapa 59 19 27 24 7 18 25 2 - 1 4 1 187 U V Nellore 66 27 19 24 11 34 32 1 - 2 6 2 224 S Ananthapur 57 23 25 17 2 17 24 2 1 1 2 3 174 Kurnool 55 23 34 20 6 16 23 1 - 3 3 1 185 336 127 134 119 35 124 157 13 2 10 22 11 1090 Total Colleges 1926 701 604 657 271 707 894 46 6 50 153 64 6079 Total No.