The untimely death of senior TDP leader N Harikrishana stalled the reshuffle of his state cabinet, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said the rejig in his cabinet will take place soon.
Since the representation of Muslims is zero in Andhra cabinet, Chandrababu is seriously planning to induct one muslim leader in the government. Senior most TDP leader MA Sharif is in the race for a berth in the Chandrababu’s cabinet.
As the elections are fast approaching, the TDP Chief also wanted to change the portfolios of majority ministers. Since 2014, Chandrababu reshuffled his cabinet for two times. In the last reshuffle in 2017, Lokesh was inducted and given IT and Rural Development portfolios. Four YSR Congress MLAs including Sujay Krishna Ranga Rao, Akhila Priya, CH Adinarayana Reddy and N Amaranth Reddy were also inducted.
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Ashika Ranganath’s Effortless New Look Is Turning Heads
December 13, 2025

Ashika Ranganath is quietly drawing attention, both on and off screen. The actress will soon be seen alongside Ravi Teja in Bharatha Mahasayulaku Wignyapthi, and with the song Bella Bella already creating a buzz, eyes are firmly on her next move.
In her latest set of photographs, Ashika proves that less truly can be more. Shot by a window with natural sunlight doing most of the work, she keeps things refreshingly simple — a plain white tank top, blue jeans, and her hair left loose. No heavy styling, no forced glamour. Just an effortless, clean look that feels modern and real.
The mood is calm yet confident. There’s a sense of ease in her posture and expressions, as if she simply paused for a moment rather than posed for the camera. The soft light, relaxed framing, and natural expressions give the photos an intimate, almost personal feel. In an era dominated by high-gloss visuals, this understated simplicity stands out.
On the professional front too, Ashika seems to be entering a promising phase. With Bharatha Mahasayulaku Wignyapthi set for a January 14 release, she’s stepping forward at just the right time — backed by growing buzz, quiet confidence, and a screen presence that lingers.