Mitra gets difference With Konidela Family?

Even before Megastar Chiranjeevi has actually announced his party and will take off with his campaigns and agendas the problems for him seem to have begun and that too right at the crux of his core headquarters. We are talking about a possible rift between Dr Mitra, the think tank and Allu Aravind.

This is according to the new gossip it is said that Allu Aravind is not that interested with the affinity of Dr Mitra with Chiru party and hence the differences are said to be sprouting it seems much before the announcement of party itself.

If such differences arise, what would be the plight of the party in future? And if folks like Dr Mitra move out then it will not be a surprise in saying that Chiru party is more of a family party again without any scope for an outsider or a visionary.

Chiranjeevi vs Astrology

Chiranjeevi is ready to announce his political party in the month of August. But it is not yet 15 days that Srungeri Peetadhipathi gave a caution that no political party that takes genesis in August would prosper. Adding to this the astrologers are sounding warning bells for Chiranjeevi not to enter politics in August.

As August seems to be the inevitable month practically, the astrologers are zeroing in on some remedies like using 'tortoise seats' to perform yagam. The fresh news is that Chiranjeevi will announce party on 23rd of this month, just a day after his birthday. And with that we can say that the magical date 08/08/08 and 08:08:08 has gone with the wind. And still there are doubts that even Aug 23rd will be kicked away to some other date.

And some astrologers are warning that Chiranjeevi enters politics with great bang but cannot sustain in that for longer time as his mental peace will be disturbed miserably.

We have see who wins in vie between Chiranjeevi's sankalpam and Astrology.

Mohan babu and Rajasekhar secret meeting!!!

This could seem as a rather unusual meeting but then the old saying that goes on the lines of enemy's enemy is a friend seems to hold good in this particular case. There is strong news that is making rounds that there have been few rounds of secret meetings between Collection King Mohan Babu and Angry man Rajasekhar. This meet has been done very clandestinely.

Given the fact that both Mohan Babu and Rajasekhar are staunch rivals of Megastar Chiranjeevi and the impending arrival of the huge star in the field of politics has garnered a lot of significance to this secret meet. While the details of this secret meeting and the issues and topics discussed still remain a mystery, there are a few obvious guesses.

Chiru from his end is all set to make his announcement on the 8th of this month and it remains to be seen if this meet between Mohan Babu and Rajasekhar will come up with any outcome and we will soon know the after effects of this meet since the time has come for a real showdown. Good luck to all!!!

Ysr spins the delhi

While Telugu Desam president N Chandrababu Naidu and Telangana Rashtra Samithi president K Chandrasekhara Rao were making halchal in Delhi, it was a cool Dr Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, who did all the magic in New Delhi and turned the tide in favour of UPA.

Naidu and KCR were busy consolidating support for Mayawati. They thought with their manipulative skills, they could easily pull down the UPA government. But little did they realize that YSR was using all his political skills to engineer a split in the UNPA. He could not only entice Jagannatham with money and Adikesavulu Naidu with a threat to reopen the assault case against his son, but also made the Karnataka BJP MPs abstain from voting.

It was only after the voting did Naidu and KCR realize that they are nothing before YSR in so far as political manipulations are concerned!

Babu better stay back in Delhi: Botsa

Minister for Housing Botsa Satyanarayana has a piece of advice for the beleaguered Telugu Desam president N Chandrababu Naidu.

Botsa says it would be better Naidu stays back in New Delhi and continues to "spin the political wheel" (chakram tippukovacchu), because the latter could do nothing for the State. "As long as Naidu was touring the State saying Mee Kosam, there were no rains in the State. But eversince he left for Delhi, the State has been witnessing good rains. It was once again proved that Babu has an iron leg in the State," he said.

Moreover, whenever Naidu spinned the wheel for the Opposition in New Delhi, it had only benefited the Congress. This time, too, the UPA roped home comfortably in the trust vote, only because he took the lead in mobilizing the Opposition. "So, it will always be better for the Congress, if he stays back in Delhi," Botsa said.

Shown Naked To Entire World its nothing but DEMOCRACY

3 MPs have shown bundles of cash in Lok Sabha this evening stating that Samaj Wadi Party has bribed them. Entire world was watching the live show at that time in TV sets. And what happened with this? The pride of India has gone to dogs. The democracy is shown indecent. And to say with a metaphor, democracy was shown nude to entire world by those 3 MPs. What they want to project with this? They wish to show themselves as pious and selfless.

If the bribe is true, they can state that and enquiry will be made on that. But showing bundles of cash would certainly give bitter impact. Hence the cameras in Lok Sabha were switched off immediately.

There are many allegations that many parties have tried to bribe many MPs. But showing the cash publicly in Lok Sabha speaks very low about our own country in the eye of world.

If a girl says that she got raped-that proves to be complaint. If she shows the 'affected part' publicly and states that…..how it sounds? The act of those 4 MPs is quite similar

UPA wins trust vote : 275-256

The UPA Government on Tuesday scored an emphatic victory in the confidence vote in the Lok Sabha with a comfortable margin, ending the political uncertainty that will enable the ruling coalition to push ahead with the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal.

The motion, which was forced by the Left parties' decision to withdraw support to the Government on the deal, was adopted with sizeable cross-voting from Opposition members including at least one visibly from Telegu Desum.

There was erosion in opposition numbers with only 256 opposing the motion against 275 supporting it.

In a House with an effective strength of 541, the Government needed 271 and in the ultimate result it got four more than the half-way mark, belying predictions of a cliffhanger of a contest.

The day was marred by high drama when BJP members shocked the House displaying bundles of currency notes claiming Rs one crore was given to them as advance by a Samajwadi Party leader to abstain from voting.

Charges and counter-charges over the bribery allegations disrupted proceedings for over two hours with the Opposition members not allowing Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to make his customary reply winding up the two-day debate that was often acrimonious.

In his six-page reply, which was laid on the table, the Prime Minister hit out at the Left parties saying "they wanted me to behave as their bonded slave."

"They wanted a veto over every single step of negotiations which is not acceptable," he said with regard to the negotiating processes he wanted to undertake with the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Nuclear Suppliers Group before operationalising the nuclear agreement.

Singh said the nuclear agreement will end India's nuclear isolation and apatheid and asserted that the agreements negotiated with the US, Russia, France and other countries would enable India to enter into international trade for civilian use without any interference with the nation's strategic nuclear programme.

The Prime Minister said "I have often said that I am a politician by accident....... whatever I have done in this high office I have done so with a clear conscience and the best interest of my country."

M Jagannath of the TDP, who apparently defied the party whip, came to the Prime Minister soon after the vote and congratulated him. Later, he was seen seated in the Congress benches before the result was officially announced by the Speaker.

It was not also clear after the corrections how many abstained and how many votes were cast in all.

Leader of the Lok Sabha Pranab Mukherjee was the first to congratulate the Prime Minister followed by Congress President Sonia Gandhi who is also the UPA Chairperson.

The Prime Minister hugged Rahul Gandhi who made a brief speech hailing the Prime Minister's initiative on the nuclear deal. Singh was also profusely congratulated by almost all the Union Ministers and members of the ruling combine who crowded around him while waiting for the official declaration of the result.

As Sonia Gandhi beamed in relief, Pranab Mukherjee was also the centre of attraction for the UPA MPs.

CPI-M member Varkala Radhakrishnan was the lone Opposition MP to move to the treasury benches to congratulate the Prime Minister.