*Dastagiri murder used for Diversion*
*Ministers indulging in personal attacks instead of governance*
*Severe agrarian crisis in AP*
*Power tariff burden of Rs 20,000 crore in two years*
*YSRCP slams Chandrababu for spreading falsehoods*
*Credit chor Naidu at it again over Renew project*
*YSRCP slams misuse of atrocity law, seeks withdrawal of case*
*Alarm bells for government employees*
*Renew energy projects initiated under YSRCP*
*Coalition govt ignoring fishermen welfare*,
Footsteps Of The Great Leader
08 Jul 2016 11:26 AM

Great leader Dr. YS
Rajasekhar Reddy earned a permanent place in the hearts of people of the Telugu-speaking
states. His life leaves us with many memories to cherish.
Full name: Yeduguri Sandinti Rajasekhar Reddy
Parents: Raja Reddy, Jayamma
Place of Birth: Balapanuru, Simhadripuram mandal, Kadapa
district
Date of Birth: 8 July, 1949
Wedlock: 9 February, 1972
Wife: Vijayalakshmi
Children: Son YS Jaganmohan Reddy, daughter Sharmila
Education: Till 8th std. in Venkatappa primary school in
Pulivendula and then in Mission High School of Bellary; PUC in Loyola College
of Vijayawada; BSc in Bellary for 1 year due to age ineligible to pursue
Medicine; MBBS in MR Medical College of Gulbarga; House Surgeon in SV Medical
College
Politics: Student leader at Gulbarga Medical College; Leader of House
Surgeons’ Committee in SV College; Entry into politics in 1975 as youth congress
secretary; Election in 1978 for the first time from Pulivendula as MLA from
Congress party; Joining in Indira Congress; Election as MLA for 6 times and as
MP for 4 times; PCC president position for 2 times for 1983–1985 and 1998–2000 time periods; Position
of opposition leader in the assembly during 1999–2004 period; Service for 3 times
as state cabinet minister (As rural development minister in 1980–82, as excise
minister in 1982 and as education minister in 1982-83)
Specialties: Victory in all elections contested in; Position of PCC president
at the age of 33; Swearing in as of Chief Minister twice (14.05.2004 and
20.05.2009)
Crucial events:
Pada Yatra
(Chevella-Icchapuram in 2003 for 1476 KMs)
Jaitra Yatra: From
April 5-25 in 2004 for 5500KMs