FILE e-petition to Legislative Bodies in Andhra Pradesh - Hyderabad

FILE e-petition to Legislative Bodies in Andhra Pradesh - Hyderabad

The concept of e-petitions has been devised to reinforce the historic role of the House as the principal recipient of public petitions.

It establishes a direct link between the people and the Legislature and ensures a better understanding of the working of the Legislature. It is intended to provide citizens an electronic access to the Legislature throughout the year to find a quick solution to the public grievance with the Member concerned as a facilitator.

The petitions submitted are acknowledged immediately, processed and forwarded to the concerned authorities to ensure a prompt reply through mail. This will ensure greater accountability of the Executive to the people through the institution of Legislature.

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Legislative Assembly of Andhra Pradesh -Hyderabad

Legislative Assembly of Andhra Pradesh -Hyderabad

The Andhra Pradesh Legislature has carved for itself a pride of place in the Indian Parliamentary Democratic system by initiating several new peoples friendly legislative practices during the last fifty five years of its journey on the road to achieve all-round development of the State.

Andhra Pradesh, the first linguistic state and the fifth largest state in the Indian union, was formed on 1^st November, 1956 with the unification of Andhra State and the Telugu speaking areas of the erstwhile Hyderabad State. Consequent to the formation of State of Andhra Pradesh the 140 Members of Andhra State Legislative Assembly and 105 Members representing the Telugu speaking areas of Hyderabad State were merged together resulting in the formation of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly.

In 1956, the Andhra Pradesh Legislature was Unicameral with only a Legislative Assembly consisting 245 Members. The first meeting of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly was held on 3^rd December, 1956. Sri Ayyadevara Kaleswara Rao and Sri Konda Lakshman Bapuji were elected as the first Speaker and the first Deputy Speaker respectively of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly.

In 1958, with the constitution of Legislative Council the unicameral Andhra Pradesh Legislature has become bicameral.

Due to delimitation of constituencies several ups and downs have taken place in the number of elected Members of Legislative Assembly in Andhra Pradesh.  In 1956 it was 245, in 1962 it was 300, in 1967 and 1972 it was 287 and from 1978 onwards it is 294.

In the five and half decades of history of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Sri B.V. Subba Reddy was the only Presiding Officer who has been elected twice as Speaker in 1962 and 1967 unanimously in the Third and Fourth Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly.

The most significant feature of the Fourth Legislative Assembly is that it has the highest number of Independents in the House. Out of the 294 elected Members of the Legislative Assembly 68 Members were Independents. Sri P. Ranga Reddy, who has been elected as Speaker in 1972 by the Fifth Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly also served as the Chairman of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council from 1968 to 1972.  He was the only person who has served as the Presiding Officer for both the Houses of Andhra Pradesh Legislature.  He was also appointed as Pro-tem Speaker for the Eighth Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly in 1985.

Another distinctive feature of the Fifth Legislative Assembly is that its term was extended by one year due to declaration of internal emergency in the country and it was continued up to 1978.

The Sixth Legislative Assembly was constituted on 5^th March, 1978.

The Seventh Legislative Assembly was constituted on 8^th January, 1983 and was dissolved on 23^rd November, 1984. In the history of Andhra Pradesh Legislature the Seventh Legislative Assembly was shortest Assembly in terms of its tenure. Another important feature of the Seventh Assembly was for the first a Confidence Motion was moved and carried in the House on 20^th September, 1984.

The Eighth Legislative Assembly was constituted on 8^th March, 1985 and dissolved on 28^th November, 1989 and during the period of Eighth Legislative Assembly the State Legislature has again become unicameral as the Legislative Council was dissolved on 31^st May, 1985.

For the first time the Committee on Welfare of Women and Children and Disabled Welfare was constituted by the Ninth Legislative Assembly in the year 1993.

The Tenth Legislative Assembly which was constituted on 12^th December, 1994 has taken several far reaching measures like constitution of Committee on Ethics and Committee on Welfare of Minorities. Live telecasting of Proceedings of the House has also been started during the Tenth Legislative Assembly.

The Eleventh Legislative Assembly which was constituted on 10^th October, 1999 has elected Smt. K. Prathibha Bharathi as Speaker, the first women Presiding Officer of the Andhra Pradesh Legislature. The most remarkable feature of the Eleventh Legislative Assembly was that the Members were sent on a study tour to the developing countries of South Asian region.

Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam, the President of India has addressed the Twelfth Legislative Assembly on 14^th July, 2004. It was the second time in the history of Andhra Pradesh Legislature that the First Citizen of India has addressed the Legislative Assembly. Previously, Dr. Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy addressed the Members of the Legislature on 28^thJune, 1978. The Twelfth Legislative Assembly has taken several new initiatives by constituting the Committee on Wild Life and Environment Protection, Web casting and Digitization of Proceedings of the House.

The present Thirteenth Legislative Assembly which was constituted on 19^th May, 2009 has so many notable features to its credit. Out of the 294 elected Members of the Legislative Assembly 147 Members were elected first time to the House. 36 women Members, highest number so far, were elected to the House.

Composition and Duration

The Legislative Assembly consists of 294 elected members and one member nominated by the Governor from among Anglo-Indian Community, under Article 333 of the Constitution of India. The duration of the Assembly is five years from the date appointed for its first meeting, unless sooner dissolved. The expiration of the said period of five years operates as dissolution of the House.

Functions of the Legislative Assembly

The Legislative Assembly has cardinal functions of Legislation, overseeing of administration, passing of budget, and ventilation of public grievances. 

Legislative Council of Andhra Pradesh and Members in AP

Legislative Council of Andhra Pradesh

The Legislative Council of a state is constituted as per Article 168 of Indian Constitution. As per Article 171 of the Indian Constitution the total number of Members in the Legislative council of a State shall not exceed one third of the total number of Members in the Legislative Assembly.

Of the total number of Members of the Legislative Council, 1/3 of Members are elected by electorates consisting of the Members of Local Authorities, 1/12 are elected by electorates consisting of graduates residing in the State, 1/12 are elected by electorates consisting of persons engaged in teaching, 1/3 are elected by the Members of Legislative Assembly and the remaining are nominated by the Governor.

The Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council was formed for the first time on 1st July, 1958 and it was abolished on 31st May, 1985. It was reconstituted on 30th March, 2007. The total number of Members of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council is 90. The Legislative Council is a permanent legislative body. 1/3 of its Members shall retire for every 2 years.

The role and responsibilities of Members of Legislative Council are almost all similar to that of Members of Legislative Assembly except in financial matters (like bills) .

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL of AP MEMBERS INFORMATION

Members' Information S. No Name of the member Party Affiliation 1 Mr M.V.S. Sarma INDT  2 Mr Katcha George Victor   INDT  3 Mr Chigurupati Vara Prasad TDP 4 Mr Yandapalli Srinivasulu Reddy    INDT  5 Dr. M. Geyanand      INDT  6 Dr. K. Nageshwar        INDT  7 Mr Naradasu Laxman Rao      TRS 8 Mr Kapilavai Dileep Kumar    TRS 9 Mr Gade Srinivasulu Naidu    INDT  10 Mr K.V.V. Satyanarayana Raju INDT  11 Mr K.S. Lakshmana Rao       INDT  12 Mr Vitapu Balasubrahmanyam INDT  13 Dr. Mr  Bachala Pullaiah    INDT  14 Mr Katepally Janardhan Reddy      INDT  15 Mr B. Mohan Reddy    INDT  16 Mr Chukka Ramaiah    INDT  17 Mr Ilapuram Venkaiah  INC 18 Mr Y.V. B. Rajendra Prasad       TDP 19 Mr Narayana Reddy Chadipiralla    INDT  20 Mr Mettu Govinda Reddy     TDP 21 Mr Yellareddigari Sivarami Reddy      INC 22 Mr Peerukatla Viswa Prasada Rao          INC 23 Mr Vasireddy Varada Rama Rao  INC 24 Mr D.V. Suryanarayana Raju INC 25 Mr Dadi Veerabhadra Rao     TDP 26 Mr Boddu Bhaskara Rama Rao TDP 27 Mr China Rajappa Nimmakayala   TDP 28 Mr Angara Rama Mohan      TDP 29 Mr Meka Seshu Babu      INDT 30 Mr T.G.V. Krishna Reddy     INC 31 Dr. Rayapati Srinivas  INC 32 Mr Pothula Rama Rao INC 33 Mr Narayana Reddy Vakati INC 34 Mr K. Jayachandra Naidu    INC 35 Dr. Desai Thippa Reddy      INDT 36 Vacant  -- 37 Mr S. Jagadeeswar Reddy      INC 38 Mr V. Bhoopal Reddy INC 39 Mr Arikala Narsa Reddy      TDP  40 Mr K. Premsagar Rao  INC 41 Mr T. Bhanu Prasad Rao  INC 42 Vacant    -- 43 Mr Potla Nageswar Rao     TDP  44 Mr Nethi Vidya Sagar INC 45 Mr M. S. Prabhakar Rao     INC 46 Mr Syed Aminul Hasan Jafri AIMIM 47 Mr Patnam Narender Reddy      TDP 48 Mr K.R. Amos INC 49 Mr S. Indrasain Reddy INC 50 Mr I. B. A. Masquati TDP 51 Mr Kompally Yadava Reddy INC 52 Mr Gangadhar Goud Vullolla TDP 53 Mr B. Changal Rayudu INC 54 Mr Cherupally Seetha Ramulu CPIM 55 Mr Jalli Wilson      CPI 56 Mr Gundumala Thippe Swamy     INC 57 Mr Nagapuri Rajalingam    INC 58 Mr Rudraraju Padma Raju     INC 59 Mr Paladugu Venkata Rao  INC 60 Mr D. Srinivas INC 61 Mrs. Pulla Padmavathi   INC 62 Mr M. Ranga Reddy   INC 63 Mr Ponguleti Sudhakar Reddy    INC 64 Mr Balasani Lakshminarayana  TDP 65 Mr C. Ramachandraiah      PRP 66 Mrs. Bharathi Dhiravat     INC 67 Mr Bodakunti Venkateshwarlu TDP 68 Mr S.V. Satish Kumar Reddy    TDP 69 Mr Mohammad Jani     INC 70 Mrs. Nannapaneni Raja Kumari  TDP 71 Mr Pogaku Yadagiri  TDP 72 Mr Peer Shabbir Ahmed  INC 73 Mr K. Laxmi Durgesh Prasad    INC 74 Mr P.J. Chandra Shekara Rao CPI  75 Mr Singam Basava Punnaiah    INC 76 Mr Sidda Raghava Rao TDP 77 Mr Syed Altaf Hyder Razvi AIMIM 78 Mr M. Sudhakar Babu  INC 79 Mr Reddivari Reddappa Reddy  Nominated 80 Dr. P.V. Ranga Rao Nominated 81 Dr. A. Chakrapani  Nominated 82 Mrs. Angoori Lakshmi Shiva Kumari Nominated 83 Mr Jupudi Prabhakara Rao  Nominated 84 Mr Shaik Hussain Nominated 85 Mrs. Balashali Indira     Nominated 86 Mr D. Rajeshwar Rao Nominated 87 Dr. M.V. Rao Nominated 88 Mr Kanukula Janardhan Reddy Nominated 89 Mr Farooq Hussain Nominated 90 Mr B. Venkata Rao Nominated

How to get a Money Lending/Pawn Broker Licence in Hyderabad? www.meeseva.gov.in

How to get a Money Lending/Pawn Broker Licence in Hyderabad? www.meeseva.gov.in

The citizen must apply for Pawn Broking / Money Lending License with the following enclosures / documents :

• Application form in Triplicate
• Passport Size Photos - 3
• Original Bank Challan
• National Saving Certificate for 10,000/- in the name of Applicant / Firm
• Proof ID
• PAN Card
• Property Documents attested
• Bank A/c Statement above six months with a minimum balance of Rs 1,00,000/-
• Copy of Firm Registration
• Affidavit
• Self-Addressed envelope, acknowledgement and affixed registered postage fee stamps

The citizen has to pay Rs. 1000/ - in the form of CHALLAN at the eSEVA Centre at the time of applying for Pawn Broking / Money Lending Fresh License.

Head of Accounts Details:

• Major Head : 1 4 7 5 : Other General Economic Services
• Sub Major Head :
• Minor Head : 2 0 0 : Regularization of other business
• Group Sub Head :
• Sub Head : 0 4 : Admn. of Money Lending Act
• Detailed Head :
• Sub Detailed Head :
• DDO Code : 2 5 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 0 1

Service Charges : The citizen has to pay Rs. 200 / - at the eSEVA Centre at the time of applying for the Fresh License.

Download Here : Money Lending /Pawn Broker's Licence

How to claim under Apathbandhu Scheme? www.meeseva.gov.in

How to claim under Apathbandhu Scheme? www.meeseva.gov.in

Apathbandhu Scheme to implement accident insurance scheme for the below poverty line families in Andhra Pradesh to provide insurance coverage in case of accidental deaths in the policy year. The citizen can apply for the above at the nearest eSEVA centres identified for their respective mandals.

The citizen has to pay Rs. 30 / - at the eSEVA Centre at the time of applying for the Apathbandhu.

The Nature of deaths covered under ApathBandhu Scheme shall be as follows:

• Deaths resulting from breakdown of Law and Order/Riots and acts of the State in the restoration of Law and Order, excluding deaths arising out of faction fights.
• Deaths of passengers in accident caused or resulting from operation of passenger carrying vehicles owned/hired by A.P.S.R.T.C., or deaths caused or resulting from operation of any other vehicles including deaths of pedestrians caused by all such vehicles.
• Deaths resulting from accident to water borne vessels such as boats etc., while they are plying.
• Deaths on account of floods, cyclones, storms, thunderbolts, inundation etc.
• Deaths on account of collapse of building/bridges.
• Deaths on account of fire accidents.
• Deaths on account of electrocution.
• Deaths on account of extremist violence.
• Deaths resulting from attacks/atrocities against SCs/STs.
• Murder and death of women on account of rape, molestation etc.
• Deaths on account of earthquakes.
• The Toddy Tappers, who die due to accidental fall, are covered under ' "Apathbandhu" scheme, as it is an accidental death. If the case is covered under the Excise Department Insurance Scheme, then it will not be considered under "Apathbandhu"
• People, who die due to drowning, also are covered under 'Apathbandhu' scheme, as it is an accidental death.
• Death due to Rabies/Dog bite is also covered under 'Apathbandhu' scheme subject to the condition that the Dog bite has taken place during the policy period and the death of the person has occurred within 12 months of the Dog bite and subject to post-mortem report.
• Death due to Snake bite or due to attack by wild animals is also covered under 'Apathbandhu' scheme, as these are accidents, subject to post-mortem report or Medical Certificate from the Doctor not below the rank of Assistant Civil Surgeon.
• Any other accidental deaths, not specifically excluded.

Download Here : Apathbandu Application Form

How to check Government Orders(GO) issued by AP Govt? http://www.meeseva.gov.in

Check the Government Orders or G.O issued by the AP Government :

http://www.meeseva.gov.in