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AP Govt invites Pawan Kalyan for Amaravati ceremony

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The Andhra Pradesh minister who tried to invite Jagan on Friday went to Powerstar Pawan Kalyan to present him with the invitation card on Saturday. Ministers Ayanna Patrudu and Kamineni Srinivas went to Ramanaidu studios in Nanakramguda where the actor is shooting for his upcoming film ‘Sardaar Gabbar Singh’.

Ministers presented him the invitation card and asked him to attend the foundation laying ceremony for Amaravati on October 22.

However, according to sources, the actor reportedly stated that as he is busy with shooting, he might not able to attend the event though he wanted to be part of it. He extended his good wishes to the people of Andhra Pradesh.

It is also reported that the personal security of the actor have not allowed the media to enter the shooting premises. They have also assaulted the camera persons, sources added.

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CM launches ” My Amaravati, My Brick”

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Chief minister Chandrababu Naidu today inaugurated the ‘payment gateway’ for the Amaravti capital city. Chief minister Naidu, whose plan to is make capital building a participatory project, has designed the ” Amaravati Brick’. He wants every Telugu man to become a partner in the construction of Amaravati by donating at least a brick or the money worth the brick. Those who want to donate a brick can donate the money worth the brick online through the payment gateway. In a review meeting held with Amaravati foundation laying ceremony management committee, the chief minister inaugurated the Amaravati Brick and payment gateway today. He named the program as ” My Amaravati, My Brick”.

In the system, donors can buy a brick by paying Rs 10 and get their name registered on it. The names of the brick donors will remain permanently in the data base of CRDA. All the donors will receive a receipt from the chief minister with his signature. The details are available at http://amaravati.gov.in/.

The campaign received tremendous response. According chief minister’s office, Srinivas Valluri purchased 108 bricks while the inauguration program was still going on. Similarly, CRDA employees purchased 108 bricks each and remitted a day’s salary Rs 5,22,000 towards price of the bricks.

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