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Andhra Pradesh State Administration Report ANDHRA PRADESH STATE ADMINISTRATION REPORT 1982-83 / s it^-ogo^ki_ j CONTENTS Chapter N o .' Name o f the Chapter Pages (1) (2) (3) I The Chief Events o f the year 1—2 II The State and the Executive 3—8 III The Legislature • .. 9—11 IV Education Department 13—37 V Finance and Planning (Fin.Wing) Department 39 -^ 9 VI Finance and Planning (Plng.Wing) Department 51—55 V II General Administration Department 57—72 VIII Forest and Rural Development Department 73—91 IX ^Food and Agriculture Department .. 93—131 X Industries and Commerce Department 133— 145 XI • Housing, Municipal Administration and Urban Development Department .. 147—165 XII Home Department 167—193 XIII Irrigation Department 195—215 XIV Labour, Employment, Nutrition and Technical Education Department 217—243 XV Irrigation, Utilisation and Command Area Deve­ lopment Department 245—255 XVI Medical and Health’ Department 257—280 x v n Panchayati Raj Department • .. 281—284 XVIII Revenue Department 285—297 XIX Social Welfare Department 299—321 XX Transport, Roads and Buildings Department 323—333 iii C hapter-I CHIEF EVENTS OF THE YEAR 1982-83 A p ril 1982 11 Dr. M. Chenna Reddy appointed as Governor of Punjab. 21 Government’s decision to preserve Kandukuri’s house in Ryahmundry as n V o n il monument announced. M ay 16 First Kidney ransplantation performed in the Osmania General Hospital. 19 CAPOL, Chirala, a Joint venture of the APID C bags export award for 1981-82. 20 First mobile hospi al inaugurated in "he Ranga Reddy Distric’ . 25 Water and Land Management Training and Re­ search Institute, with World Bank aid, se' up in Hyderabad. JuNi 1 Air-condil ioned buses to Vijayawada introduced. July 4 Budha Jyo^i 300 ha. botanical garden near Nagar- junasagar inaugurated. A u g u s t 26 Open University inaugurated at Nagarjunasagar by Sri Zail Singh, President of India. SepfEMBER 20 Sri K. Vijayabhaskara Reddy, sworn in as Chief Minis er— 26 other Mini iters also sworn in. O ctober f 16 Cyclonic storm in East Coast—58 killed, Nellore. 18 Dis rict worst effected. I 19 25 Oil mooring facility commissioned in Visakha- pattnam ou er harbour. 29 Srisailam Hydro-electric project and Dowlais- waram Barrage dedicated lo the na ion by Mrs. Gandhi, Prime Minister. N o v e m b e r 13 Cinema declared as industry. 14 Midday Meals programme launched. 23 Sale of subsidised rice from December 1 announced. 27 1800 lines auto-phone exchange inaugurated at Nacharam, Hyderabad. D ecem ber 27 Oil & Gas struck in an ofiF-shore well, 70 kms. south of Kakinada. [1] 1284— B— l Ja n u a r y 1983 3 The Prime Minister inaugurated Indian Scitenc-?* Congress Session at Tirupathi. 5 Polling was held to State Assembly. 9 Mr. N.T. Rama Rao, President, Telugu Dtesam Party, sworn in as Chief Minister. 24 Public Assistance and Grievances Bureau waS set up at the Secretariat. 28 Chief Minister inaugurated artificial limb centre at Nizam’s Orthopaedic Hospital, Hydera^bad. Private Tuitions by teachers and lecturers bamned. 30 Ordinance banning collection of capitation fee promulgated. - fbruary 4 Institution of Dharma Maha Matra was credited 8 Retirement age o f State Government emplo>yecs reduced to 55 years. 16 Smt.^ Madireddy Sulochana, Telugu writer, piassed away at Hyderabad. 17 Palagummi Padma Raju, eminent Telugu Short Story Writer, passed away at Delhi. 28 Telugu Typewriter released by Chief Miniister. 15 Point Programme launched for the all r(ound development of the State. M a r c h 1 Thirty-one Government Corporation were? re­ grouped into 13 Major Corporations. 9 Budget session o f State Legislature commemced 10 Chief Minister,, inaugurated spinning mills at Sadasivpet in Medak District. 15 A Rs. 17 crores agro-chemical plant was inaiugu* rated at Patancheru in Medak district by State Health Minister, 20 A Council o f Chief Ministers o f Southern .'State was formed at Banaglore. 24 Sri Rajamallu, former Minister in the State Calbinet passed away at Hyderabad. 25 Sri M. Chalapathi Rao, Doyen o f Indian Journalism passed away at New Delhi. 28 Sri Eli Anjaneyulu, Minister for Endowments, passed away at Hyderabad. Chief Minister inaugurated Satavahana Grameena Bank at Karimmagar. 1284— B— l* C hapter-ii. THE STATE AND THE EXECUTIVE Sri K.C.Abraham, continued aS the Governor of Andhra Pradesh during the year. The following details shows the names of the Ministers and the period during which they worked as Ministers. SI. No. Name From To. (1) (2) (3) (4) Sri B. Venkatram,Chief Minister. 24-2-82 To 20-9-82 Sri CJagannatha Rao, Dy Chief Minister, 24-2-82 20-9-82 Minis:or for Industries & Sugar, 20-9-82 i o - n -82 Minis'.er for Industries. 10-11-82 9-1-83 Sri N. Janardhana Reddy, Minis-er for Revenue & Power, 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister for Agriculture & C-A.D. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri Kona Prabhakara Rao, Minister for Finance, Planning, I & P.R, 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister for Finance. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri N Amaranath Reddy, Minister for Co-operation, 28-2-82 20-9-'^ 2 Minister for Civil Supplies. 10-11-82 9-1-83 Sri M A. Aziz, Minister for Forests & 28-2-82 20-9-82 Wakfs. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri J/.Baga Reddy^ Minister for Major Indutries, 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister for Transport. 10-11-82 9-1-83 Sri Bilagoud, Minister for Sugar Industries. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Sri PV. Chowdary, Minister for Endowments, 28-2-82 20-9-82 Sri X Hayagrivachari, Minister for Techincal Education and Indian Medicine. 28-2-82 20-9-82 (1) (2) (3) (4) Sri K . Kesava Rao, Minister for Education and Public Libraries, 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister for Labour and Women & Child Welfare. 10-11-82 9-1-83 Sri A. Madan Mohan, Minister for Medical & Health and Law. 28-2-82 18-3-82 Minister for Medical and Health aad Legislature Affairs, 18-3-82 20-9-82 Minister for Revenue, 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri M.Manik Rao, Minister for Roads & Buildings. 28-2-82 9-1-83 Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, Minister for Excise.. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister for Education. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri Ch. Ram Bhupal Reddy, Minister for Panchayati Raj. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Sri B.Ramdov, Minister for Animal Hus- bandry. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister for Animal Husbandry, Rural Development & Civil Supplies 20-9-82 9-11-82 Minister for Rural Development. 10-11-82 9-1-83 Sri Koncru Ranga Rao, Minister for Social Welfare & Harijan Welfare. 28-2-82 20-9>-82 Smt. B.Sarojini Pulla Reddy, 28-2-82 20-9)-82 Minister for Municipal Administration, 28-2-82 20-9>-82 Minister for Medical & Women &. Child Welafre, 20-9-82 9-11-82 Minister for Medical &Health. 10-11-82 9-1 -83 Sri Majji Tulasidas, Minister for Medium Irrigation. 28-2-82 20-9>-82 Sri A. Veerappa.Minister for Textiles, Backward Classes Welfare. 28-2-82 20-9>-82 Minister for Minor Irrigation & Ground water 20-9-82 9-1 -83 Sri Chanumolu Venkata Rao, Minister for Agriculture, 28-2-82 20-9>-82 Minister for Major & Medium Irrigation. 20^9-82 . 9-1-83 0 ) (2) (3) (4) Sri Paladugu Venkata Rao, Minister for Marketing, Rural Development, Weights and Measures, 20-2-82 to 20-9-82 Minister for Marketing. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri G. Venkataswamy, Minister for Labour & C ivil Supplies. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Sri V.VenkateSwara Rao, Minister for Small Scale Industries, 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister for Law. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri Alwar Das, Minister o f State in theDeptt. o f Primary, Secondary & Collegiate Education. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Sri N. Chandra Babu Naidu, Minister of State for Minor Irrigation, 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister of State for Teclmical Education & Indian Medicine. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri P.Govardhana Reddy, Minister of State for Rural Water Supply & Youth Services, 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister of State for Textile & Printing, 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri G. Nageswara Rao, Minister of State for Ports & Commerce, 28-2 -82 20-9-82 Minister of State for Endowments. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri P.Janardhana Reddy, Minister o f State for Employment. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Sri T.Ramakrislina Raju. Minister o f State for Tourism, Cultural Affairs & Sports, 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister for State for Excise. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri D.Ravindra Naik, Minister of State for Ground Water & A.P.S.IDC. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Sri B.Samayya, Minister o f State for Fisheries. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Minister o f State for Small Scale Industries & Mines. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri B.Sesha Sayana Reddy, Minister o f State for Housing. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Sri Shyamal Rao, Minister o f State for Tribal Welfare. 28-2-82 20-9-82 Sri K.Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy, Chief Minister. 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sii K. Rosaiah, Minister for Home. 20-9-&2 9-1-83 (0 (2) (3) (4) Sri C.Dass,Minister for Social Welfare 20-9-^82 9-1-83 Sri D.Muniiswaray, Minister for Panchayati Raj 20-9-82 9-1-83 Sri R.Vemanna,Minister o f State for Municipal Administration & Housing.
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