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The Hindu
06-08-2025
- Health
- The Hindu
Kakinada IVF clinic registration suspended over violations
District Collector and Chairman, District Advisory Committee on the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) (PCPNDT) Act, Sagili Shan Mohan, on Wednesday suspended the registration of US Women & Fertility Clinic, which is the Kakinada branch of Srushti IVF Centre (Hyderabad). The probe into the fertility centre began after a couple from Kakinada lodged a complaint that they were allegedly cheated by the clinic management of ₹6 lakhs for IVF services. Mr. Shan Mohan said: 'The probe has confirmed that the US Women & Fertility Clinic has not been registered under The Surrogacy (Regulation) Act 2021, apart from many violations pertaining to IVF treatment and commercial surrogacy practices.' The District Medical and Health authorities have been directed to initiate further action against the management of the fertility clinic.
United News of India
26-07-2025
- Politics
- United News of India
AP: Water released to Yeleru reservoir to tide over dry spell: Kakinada Collector
Kakinada, July 26 (UNI) District Collector Shan Mohan said that water was released from Purushothapatnam Lift irrigation scheme stage-2 at Ramavaram in Jaggampeta mandal in to the Yeleru reservoir yesterday evening enabling the farmers of tail end areas to commence the agricultural operations. Mohan said that according to schedule, the water was to be released into the Reservoir during the first week of August but had to be advanced taking in to consideration the farmers problems and the dry spell.` Pithapuram ex-MLA SVSN Varma has represented the Minister for Irrigation Nimmala Ramanayudu on the need for early releasing of water to Yeleru reservoir as the agricultural operations are being delayed in tail end areas. Now the farmers can commence the agricultural operations as there would be no water problem, he added. Collector advised the farmers to plan their khariff-2025 season operations depending upon the water releasing time. Jaggampeta MLA Jyothula Nehru, Prathipadu MLA Varupula Satya Prabha, Pithapuram Janasena party incharge Marreddy Srinivas attended the water releasing function, he added. UNI XR KNR RN
The Hindu
11-07-2025
- Sport
- The Hindu
Army recruitment, U-19 hockey tournament in Kakinada
Kakinada District Collector S. Shan Mohan on Friday stated that the Indian Army recruitment would be held between August 3 and 20 at the District Sports Authority grounds. Aspirants from Coastal Andhra Pradesh region are eligible to participate in the recruitment. At the same venue, Under-19 Hockey Tournament will also be held from August 1. All the basic amenities and facilities are being provided to host both the events, said Mr. Shan Mohan.
The Hindu
08-07-2025
- General
- The Hindu
1.02 lakh poor families to be adopted by Independence Day under P4 programme in Kakinada district
Kakinada District Collector Sagili Shan Mohan announced that 1.02 lakh families below the Poverty line have been identified for adoption by donors under the State government's 'Zero Poverty - P4', initiative - Public, Private and People Partnership - for the upliftment of the poor under the Swarnadra 2047 vision, with an aim of achieving a poverty-free Andhra Pradesh by 2029. On Tuesday, Mr. Shan Mohan met three families which he has adopted in Vadlamudi village of Peddapuram Mandal, Katravupalli village in Jaggampeta, and Prathipadu village in Prathipadu Mandal, all in Kakinada district. The beneficiaries of the P4 programme are referred to as 'Bangaru Kutumbam' while the donors are known as 'Margadarshi'. Mr. Shan Mohan said: 'By July 8, as many as 1,710 families have been adopted by donors. By August 15, all 1.02 lakh families will be adopted by government officials and civil society representatives.' The donor is expected to support the family by encouraging education for the needy in the family and providing assistance to meet their basic needs.
Hans India
12-05-2025
- Hans India
Restoration of Chagalnadu canal likely in July
Rajamahendravaram: Farmers from five villages in Rangampeta and Gandepalli mandals are hopeful for the restoration of the Chagalnadu irrigation canal, which has been blocked for nearly two years. The Chagalnadu Lift Irrigation Scheme, which serves around 35,000 acres across seven mandals in the erstwhile East Godavari district, has been partially encroached by unknown individuals, disrupting the water supply and affecting agriculture in the region. The Chagalnadu Lift Irrigation Project, built in 2004 at a cost of Rs 80 crore, was designed to supply water to the upland areas of East Godavari. The project supplies water to seven mandals, including Rajanagaram, Jaggampeta, Rangampeta, Rajahmundry Rural, Bikkavolu, Anaparti, and Mandapeta, with 14,000 acres of irrigation command area allocated to Rangampeta mandal alone. A 21-kilometre main canal was constructed from Vadisaleru to Marripudi to serve these areas. However, a 500-metre section of this canal between Chandredu and Nayakampalli villages was illegally encroached, cutting off the water supply to five villages-- Kotapadu, Venkatapuram, Doddigunta, Singampalli, and Marripudi. Farmers from these villages claim that the encroached section was converted into agricultural land in 2023. For the past 2 years, farmers have been protesting and demanding the restoration of the canal. The Chagalnadu Lift Irrigation Project officials have submitted reports on the issue to higher authorities. The situation caught the attention of Kakinada district collector Shan Mohan, who recently directed strict action against those responsible for the illegal encroachment of the an on-site inspection by Peddapuram RDO Sriramani, who verified the facts and reported to the Collector, orders were issued to restore the canal before the Kharif season to ensure water supply to the affected villages. The farmers have requested the district administration to expedite the process. A case has also been registered at the Gandepalli police station against those involved in the illegal act, based on complaints filed by Chagalnadu irrigation and revenue officials. Authorities have assured that efforts are underway to ensure water release into the canal by the first week of July.
