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Naidu, An Adopted Son Of Congress!
Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu has become a subject of attack in Telangana, after joining hands with the Congress party to be part of the grand alliance to fight against the Telangana Rashtra Samithi.
TRS leader and IT minister K T Rama Rao on Tuesday described Naidu as an adopted son of the Congress party.
And after Naidu shook hands with Congress president Rahul Gandhi, the Telangana Congress leaders are making a beeline before him for seat sharing, he criticised.
“When I said the Telangana state had become a reality only because of the relentless fight by the oppressed sections and not due to the mercy of any mother or a doll (amma kaadu, bomma kaadu), the Congress leaders went hammer and tongs at me. But the same party leaders have shamelessly joined hands with Naidu, who had described Sonia Gandhi as a devil and Godse on the part of Andhra people. The TDP president has now become an adopted son of the Congress party,” KTR criticised, while speaking to media at Siricilla.
He denied the reports that his father TRS president KCR is going to contest from one more constituency and made it clear that he will only contest from Gajwel.
“There will be no silent revolution in favour of the Maha Kootami as being projected by the opposition. There will be resounding revolution in favour of the TRS on December 11,” KTR said.
He said heavens would not fall with the campaigning of Rahul Gandhi and Sonia in the state. He expressed confidence that its turn of TRS after the announcement of alliance candidates.
Pic Talk: Varun and Lavanya light up the moment
‘Antariksham’ is Telugu cinema’s first ever space genre and the teaser received a terrific response with its outstanding visuals and promising premise.
Marking Deepavali, the producers unveiled a poster wishing the audience a happy Diwali. The poster has Mega Prince Varun Tej and Lavanya Tripathi. The female lead is seen lighting up diyas while Varun is seen in all white and charming.
The film is being directed by Sankalp Reddy who won National Award with his debut movie ‘Ghazi’ which was India’s first submarine war based film.Once again Sankalp is coming up with a whole new genre and concept that is never explored on Indian cinema.Prashanth Vihari is composing music for this film while Gnana Shekar VS is handling the cinematography.
Director Krish Jagarlamudi is presenting ‘Antariksham’ which is releasing on December 21st.
First look ‘ASSA’: Naveen Polishetty’s Agent Avatar
Stand-up comedian Naveen Polishetty is doing a full-length Telugu movie titled ‘Agent Sai Srinivasa Atreya.’ This is a mystery thriller and Naveen is essaying the role of a detective agent.The first look of Naveen is launched by the makers and this has an interesting set up. He is seen sitting on a toilet seat holding a tabloid in his hand which has “FBI Nellore” written on it.
His costumes do suit the role he is doing. Interestingly he is assisting the screenplay for the movie as well.Like the title poster that was unveiled during the launch of the film, the first look too gives a good impact.
Swaroop RSJ is directing ‘Agent Sai Srinivasa Atreya’ and Shruti Sharma is playing the female lead role. The teaser of the film is going to be soon and a date will be finalised shortly regarding the same.Mark K Robin is composing music while Swadharam Entertainment banner is bankrolling the movie.
US: Dems gain House majority, Republicans retain Senate
Washington: Democrats rode a wave of dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump to win control of the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday, Fox News and NBC News projected, giving Democrats the opportunity to block Trump’s agenda and open his administration to intense scrutiny.
In midterm elections two years after he won the White House, Trump and his fellow Republicans were set to maintain their majority in the U.S. Senate, CNN, NBC and ABC News said, following a divisive campaign marked by fierce clashes over race, immigration and other cultural issues.
At last count, Democrats had gained a net 14 of the 23 Republican-held seats needed to capture a majority.
With a House majority, Democrats will have the power to investigate Trump’s tax returns and possible conflicts of interest, and challenge his overtures to Saudi Arabia, Russia and North Korea.
They also could force Trump to scale back his legislative ambitions, possibly dooming his promises to fund a border wall with Mexico, pass a second major tax-cut package or carry out his hardline policies on trade.
A simple House majority would be enough to impeach Trump if evidence surfaces that he obstructed justice or that his 2016 campaign colluded with Russia. But Congress could not remove him from office without a conviction by a two-thirds majority in the Republican-controlled Senate.
Democrats in the House could be banking on launching an investigation using the results of U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s already 18-month-old probe of allegations of Russian interference on Trump’s behalf in the 2016 presidential election. Moscow denies meddling and Trump denies any collusion.
In the House, Democrat Jennifer Wexton ousted incumbent Republican Barbara Comstock in suburban Virginia outside Washington and Democrat Donna Shalala, a former Cabinet secretary under President Bill Clinton, captured the south Florida seat of a retired Republican. That gave Democrats two of the 23 seats they need to capture the Republican-held House, slam the brakes on Trump’s agenda and exercise renewed oversight of his administration.
In the Senate, Republicans are favored to maintain control, and Democrats must pick up two seats to win a majority. Republican candidate won Texas, defeating Democrat’s Beto O’Rourke, thus ensuring that the GOP retains power in Senate, news agency AFP reported.
Incumbent Democratic Senator Joe Manchin won a hotly contested race in conservative West Virginia, and Marsha Blackburn held a Senate seat for Republicans.
Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont, a 2016 Democratic presidential contender, and Tim Kaine of Virginia, Hillary Clinton’s vice presidential nominee in 2016, easily won re-election, news networks projected. Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown was projected to hold his seat in Ohio.
High-profile races for governor in Georgia, Florida and Ohio also were too close to call. A full picture of the voting results were not expected for hours, with many of the most important races considered toss-ups heading into Election Day.
The first national elections since Trump captured the White House in a 2016 upset became a referendum on the polarizing president, and a test of whether Democrats can turn the energy of the liberal anti-Trump resistance into victories at the ballot box.
The Democrats were favored by election forecasters to pick up the 23 seats in the House, but opinion polls showed they had slimmer hopes in the Senate. All 435 seats in the House, 35 seats in the 100-member Senate and 36 of the 50 state governorships were up for grabs.
The volatile midterm campaign was marked by clashes over race, immigration and trade. In the final stretch, Trump hardened his rhetoric on issues that appealed to his conservative core supporters, issuing warnings about a caravan of Latin American migrants headed to the border with Mexico and condemnations of what he called U.S. liberal “mobs.”
Many Democrats, already benefiting from anti-Trump enthusiasm, focused on bread-and-butter issues like maintaining health insurance protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions and safeguarding the Social Security retirement and Medicare healthcare programs for the elderly.
If Democrats capture the House, they could launch congressional investigations into Trump’s administration, including his tax returns, possible business conflicts of interest and the nature of his 2016 campaign’s ties to Russia. A Republican victory in both chambers of Congress would be a validation for Trump’s polarizing style, a month after he solidified a conservative majority on the Supreme Court when the Senate confirmed his nominee Brett Kavanaugh after a fight over sexual misconduct accusations against the jurist.
Striking a dark tone at a rally in Indiana on Monday evening, Trump accused Democrats without offering any evidence of “openly encouraging millions of illegal aliens to break our laws, violate our borders and overrun our country.”
Ahead of the results, U.S. stocks closed higher, with the benchmark S&P 500 Index ending the day at a two-week high. U.S. Treasury securities prices fell, and the 10-year yield closed at its highest level since 2011. The dollar was unchanged.
Pic Talk: Akhil Akkineni at his stylish best
Akhil Akkineni, the youngest son of actor Nagarjuna, made his acting debut with a sci-fi film titled Akhil. He was then seen in Vikram Kumar’s Hello.
Both these films received a lukewarm response and failed to become blockbusters.
But that did not dampen Akhil’s spirits. For his third film titled Mr Majnu, he has teamed up with director Venky Atluri.
In the new look, Akhil Akkineni is at his stylish best. Sporting a new hairdo, it looks like he will be seen as a playboy in this film.
Releasing Today: Ravibabu’s Piglet Is Out in Theaters
Director Ravi Babu is known for coming up with out of the box ideas every now and then. His latest film Adhugo features a piglet in the lead role.Making movies with animals playing the lead roles is quite common in Hollywood. However, it requires a lot of pain, efforts and money to make such movies.
Ravibabu dared to make a movie on Hollywood standards and he has pulled it off along with his team.Adhugo that has been in the making for a longtime is finally hitting the theaters today. Rajendra Prasad dubbed for the lead character Bunty and Abhishek Varma-Nabha Natesh played important roles along with Ravibabu.
Since Allari, Ravibabu has delivered many surprise hits with his innovative thoughts and ideas.Can he set the cash registers ringing for this Diwali with his piglet?
