A day after Kapu crusader Mudragada Padmanabham took a jibe at Pawan Kalyan by saying that he doesn’t know him and he doesn’t know who are the Kapu leaders sailing with Pawan & Janasena, here comes Pawan’s early morning tweets that indirectly took a dig at caste and division.

“The rise of caste division, caste polarisation & the power politics played around is truly alarming.It will not only hit the economic progress but also it will do irreversible damage to our society and to the collective psyche of our society,” Pawan wrote.Pawan further said that a senior jounralist has greeted him today with a quote that reads as, “Those who cannot defeat you character-wise, will attack you on the basis of your caste, race and wealth.”

Needless to say that these are Pawan’s indirect satires on Mudragada and other people who use caste as a tool get mileage, especially in the present-age politics.

TDP MPs have met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and given a special representation to the PM over the problems, difficulties being faced by the new state of Andhra Pradesh. TDP MPs reportedly told Modi that it would be difficult to face people in the next elections without keeping promises.

Since three and half years are already over and just one-and-a-half year left, TDP MPs asked Modi to do ‘justice’ to AP. They have even asked Modi to constitute a taskforce and oversee the situation of the new state. It is learnt that Special Package, Centre’s help for building basic infrastructure in capital Amaravati, Railway Zone to Visakhapatnam have been brought to Modi’s notice. TDP MPs have reportedly sought 20,010 Crores from Centre to the new state that is debt-ridden and facing acute financial crisis.

Apparently, Modi has responded positively and assured them that he would support AP and they need not worry. Modi has told TDP MPs that all the promises that are made in the AP Reorganisation Act 2014 would be fulfilled.”I’m for Andhra. Don’t worry,” Modi said to have told the Telugu Desam MPsModi has told them that he would be meeting CM Chandrababu Naidu in a couple of days and “would solve the issues that are unresolved so far.”

After private entities stepped into the education industry, the whole concept of ‘schooling’ has changed. Government schools, which once were the breeding grounds for great scholars and eminent personalities, have become the abode of education for the poor and underprivileged students in the present world.

Students in government schools often come from a background, where their parents go to work as a daily-labours. It is not surprising to know; few parents send their children to government schools solely because they get a good meal, thanks to the ‘mid-day’ meal program, apart from schooling.

Adding to the mid-day meal program, the Telangana Government announced that from here on, (veg) Biryani would be provided in Government schools every Saturday. According to the new proposal, the students would be served different kinds of Biryani; Peas Biryani, Chickpea Biryani, and Soybean Biryani, on every Saturday in the month.

The government already made clear about its initiatives in government schools. ‘Given the student’s background, we are trying our best to give them nutritious food, along with competitive education. We also introduced long grain rice in the mid-deal meal program. Improving educational infrastructure is also a part of our plans’, said an official from the Education Department.

If one were to go by the fate of various CBI cases in different states, it appears it is only a matter of time that YSR Congress party president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, too, would get out of the alleged illegal assets cases being probed by the investigating agency in the Hyderabad court.In the latest case of the CBI pertaining to sensational Emaar-MGF scandal, the court gave clean chit to Koneru Madhu, son of ill-famed industrialist Koneru Rajendra Prasad.

The reason cited by the court is that the prosecution had failed to submit proper evidences in the case that could prove the guilt of Koneru Madhu, though it did not say the scandal had not taken place.In the same case, the CBI court gave clean chit to senior IAS officer L V Subrahmanyam on the same grounds.The CBI could not prove his role as the MD of the AP Industrial Infrastructure Corporation and the court felt that the decision of land allotment was made by the cabinet and not the MD.

With regard to the sensational 2-G spectrum case in Tamil Nadu, too, the courts exonerated A Raja and Kanimozhi on the same grounds that the CBI could not produce proper evidences.With regard to Jagan case, too, several accused managed to wriggle out, because the CBI could not prove its charges against them.The lesson is that if the CBI has its way, the case against Jagan, too, could be struck off. It all depends on how the Opposition leaders manages the powers-that-be at the centre.