The PNGRB(Petroleum and natural gas regulatory board) has identified a total of 23 geographical areas in the state of Andhra Pradesh for setting up City gas Distribution (CGD) network. These cities include: Khammam, Eluru, Suripet, Guntur, Nalgonda, Sangareddy, Zahirabed, Homnabad, Mallavaram, Warangal, Karimnagar, Nizamabad, Adilabad, ramagundam, Kottaguddem, Chittoor, Vizianagaram, Bhimumpatnam, Srikakulam, Paralakhemundi, Tirupati, Vishakhapatnam and Rajamundry.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
CITY GAS DISTRIBUTION FOR CHITTOOR
The PNGRB(Petroleum and natural gas regulatory board) has identified a total of 23 geographical areas in the state of Andhra Pradesh for setting up City gas Distribution (CGD) network. These cities include: Khammam, Eluru, Suripet, Guntur, Nalgonda, Sangareddy, Zahirabed, Homnabad, Mallavaram, Warangal, Karimnagar, Nizamabad, Adilabad, ramagundam, Kottaguddem, Chittoor, Vizianagaram, Bhimumpatnam, Srikakulam, Paralakhemundi, Tirupati, Vishakhapatnam and Rajamundry.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
RAILWAYS and DELAYS
| Message : Sir, although the tender for led based coach indication boards has been discharged for CHITTOOR station, the work has not yet started.kindly rectify the delay |
| Registration Id : '1007180026' Time stamp : 2010-07-18 12:06:45.0 |
| S.No | ActionTaken |
| 1 | Due to modification in RDSO spec, the est are recasted and are under vetting. The tenders will be refloated and work will be taken on priority. |
Saturday, July 24, 2010
APOLLO REACH HOSPITAL IN CHITTOOR
Apollo Hospitals, one of the largest private hospital chains in India, is setting up secondary and tertiary care facilities Karaikudi, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Karimnagar and CHITTOOR.
This is part of Apollo Hospital's programme to set up 3,000 beds across the rural areas of the country under the Apollo-Reach initiative.
Apollo-Reach initiative is aimed at by opening up hospitals in the rapidly emerging tier 2 and tier 3 cities in India.
"We are in the process of setting up hospitals in Karaikudi, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Karimnagar and CHITTOOR and plans of establishing more facilities across the country are already underway,"Dr Prathap C Reddy, chairman Apollo Hospitals has stated in reports.
According to him, setting up hospitals in rural or semi-urban areas is a rigorous, time-consuming procedure. however, Apollo's experience in setting up hospitals across the country has helped the company accurately identify cities and towns that are in urgent need of healthcare facilities.
Apollo targets to have 50 Apollo-Reach hospitals in 5 years. The Hyderabad, south Indian company aims to increase the number of hospitals to 10 from the current three Apollo-Reach hospitals and the target by 2011.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
DISTRICT HOSPITAL, CHITTOOR
these are the latest developments in chittoor
1. Chittoor District Hospital achieved ISO 2008 recognition. With this
the hospital will be upgraded to super speciality status. This status
was conferred by National Health Systems Resource Centre, which is a
central govt organisation. Along with chittoor, eluru was also
selected for this purpose.
Chittoor District Hospital will now be upgraded to 400 or 500 beds
(from present 330 beds). A modern pathology and diagnostic lab will
be established. Medical, Surgical, ENT, Eye, Ortho and Dental wings
with 2 professors and 10 junior doctors will be recruited. All the
facilities are to be upgraded to super speciality status and
greater emphasis on cleanliness. Hope all this happens fast filling
up the lacuna if much needed health care in Chittoor.
Coming to similar news, APOLLO hospitals pvt limited is going to
construct a new hospital at murukambattu with 300 bed capacity called
as APOLLO REACH HOSPITAL. The construction work is to start by
September. Presently fencing work is going on.
Recently CMC director has announced that chittoor cmc campus will
start functioning with primary health care from September. The
facilities will be sequentially upgraded.
It's showering hospitals friends.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Stand with PRIDE
Chandrababu Naidu could have done a lot for Chittoor when he had the
oppurtunity as CM, i strongly condemn the behaviour of Maharashtra
govt in treating Telugu elected representatives. Whatever might be the
reason for TDPs visit, it is not how elected representatives are to be
treated. We shouldn't keep silent if our fellow statesmen are treated
shabbily.
Why is govt mum on this matter. YSR wouldn't hve remained silent. If
present govt is so afraid of political mileage, it should remember
that people are watching.
I wish Telugu people are united to stand with Pride