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New Delhi: In 2002 Manchester, she was a novice taking her first steps in badminton but eight years down the line, Jwala Gutta is one of the best medal prospects for India at the Commonwealth Games and the 27-year-old says she will not let her country down. The seven-time national doubles Champion Jwala will pair up with V Diju and Ashwini Ponnappa to spearhead the Indian challenge in mixed and women's doubles events and she said she is eyeing two gold medals at the October 3-14 Delhi event here. "During the Manchester Commonwealth Games, I was very young and new. I still remember those days, it was a different experience for me. Gopi was playing in those days. But now I have grown as a player a lot would be expected of me and Diju. I am ready for it," Jwala said. "I am looking to win two gold medals, nothing less than that. Me and Diju had good exposure this year, thanks to the government's support. We have grown as players in the last couple of years and for...

Kamma IPS officers (Past and Present) 1. Pendurthi S.Ramamohana Rao 2. Kommareddi Ramamohana Rao 3. K.V.Appa Rao 4. P.D.Koteswara Rao 5. Chirumamilla Venkata Narasaiah 6. Prattipati Gowtham Kumar 7. Mandava Lakshmi Narayana 8. K.Sadasiva Rao 9. Yendluri Anil Kumar 10. P.S.Prasad 11. C.R.Naidu 12. N.V.Surendra Babu 13. Jasti Venkata Ramudu 14. Boyapati Dinakar Prasad 15. Chadalawada Umesh Chandra 16. Maganti Kantha Rao 17. Goduguluri Srinivasa Rao 18. Ammineni. R. Srinivasa Rao 19. Kode Durga Prasad 20. Mannam Malakondaiah 21. Aluri Venkateswara rao 22. P. Appa Rao 23. Mandava VishnuVardhan Rao 24. Alluri Srinivas (DIG-CRPF) 25. Muvva Chandra Sekhar 26. M.Punna Rao 27. Athota Malakondaiah 28. Thummala Vikram 29. E.Damodar 30. Parvathaneni Sai Prasad 31. Chitturi Prasad 32. Kalluri Siva Rama Prasad 33. Dr.K Ramachandra Rao (IGP - Karnataka) 34. M.V.Rao 35. Kondaveeti Rajendra Kumar 36. Pullela Murali Mohana Rao 37. ...

Kamma IAS officers (Past and Present) 1. Velagapudi Ramakrishna - ICS 2. Srinivasan (Father of Ex.Minister Y.Sita Devi) - ICS 3. Narne Venkataswamy Naidu 4. Padmasri Challagulla Narasimham 5. V. Adiseshayya 6. Mothukuri Kotaiah 7. Kanumilli Subba Rao 8. B.N.Yugandhar 9. Paidi Lakshmi Sanjeeva Reddi 10. Polavaram Vanamali 11. Tummala Ramamohana Rao 12. Nagabhairava Jayaprakash Narayan 13. Muddana Sambasiva rao 14. A.Vanajakshi 15. Kantipudi Padmanabhaiah 16. Dandamudi Venkata Rayudu 17. Mikkilineni Vinayaka Rao 18. Kaja Rathna Kishore 19. Kamineni suryanarayana 20. Movva Tirumala Krishna Babu 21. Kakarla Usha 22. Nimmagadda Ramesh Kumar 23. Patibandla Ashok Babu 24. Katamaneni Bhaskar 25. Muddana Ravichandra 26. Mukkamala.G.Gopal 27. Bollineni Rajagopal Naidu 28. Ganta Ramesh Kumar 30. Adusumilli Rajmouli 31. Jujjuvarapu Balaji 32. Kakumanu Sivaprasad 33. Ravella Vineel Krishna 34. Maddineni Tulasi 35. Vemuri.Usha Rani 36. G.Sai Prasad 37. Gogineni L...

The equity shares of the India's first online gaming company 7Seas Technologies Limited (Lingamaneni Maruti Sankar, Managing Director), listed on Ahmedabad Stock Exchanges, will be permitted for trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange under the “TS” group with effect from Monday, September 27, 2010 Pursuant to the same, the daily circuit filter in the equity shares of the company is being kept open on September 27, 2010, in order to enable the members to deal in the scrip at a realistic price level.

It began with a dagger made of volcanic stone in Mexico, and ends with an alligator cruising a pond in Conroe. Naveen Ramineni , a physician in The Woodlands, was visiting the Mayan pyramids in Mexico three years ago when he spotted small dagger-like tools at a roadside stand."I thought it would be a cool envelope-opener," Ramineni said. "So I bought it. Then I thought, wouldn't it be cool if someone bought an envelope-opener from Mexico and used it as a killing weapon? I built the story from there." Indeed he did, and it's called " Backstabber". Ramineni wrote it as a screenplay. A group of employees are sent to an island for team building," Ramineni said. "The island is run by a company who puts the employees through extreme teambuilding activities that are out of the norm, like in one scene they have to cross the pond on a small plank, and in the pond is an alligator. Things like that. "When people start disappearing, the others ...

Delaware Sep 25: For a shy boy of 9, it's a challenge to portray Mohandas K. Gandhi, hailed as one of the world's great men for his use of non-violence in freeing Indians from English rule in 1947. The youthful Rakesh Gadde , who is lean like Gandhi, admits that he is a novice in the ways of this humble man, but that won't stop him from dressing in a trim white outfit and big round glasses. Oct. 2 is Gandhi's 141st birthday and the International Day of Non-Violence. Delaware's India Fest, which falls on that day, is a celebration of the life of a man affectionately called "Bapu," or father, by millions. Gandhi also is known as Mahatma or "great soul" and he has been revered by everyone from Albert Einstein to Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela. Rakesh will step on stage at the Center on the Riverfront as part of dance teach her Nisha Punjabi's celebration of India. Dance is just one of the offerings of India Fest, which is from 11 a.m. t...

If India's best player, Achanta Sharath Kamal stays true to his form and reputation, the hosts can expect a few medals in table tennis at the CWG. The lanky player whose home is in Chennai but who spends more time in Spain now, i s the defending champion in men's singles and knows what it takes to win medals in these Games, having also helped India win the team crown at the Melbourne Games four years ago. This time, he will have to pull it off in front of the home crowd. India's foreign coach, Massimo Constantini is confident that Sharath can retain the singles gold. "According to the ITTF world team ranking, India is second among the men and fifth among the women. So, at the CWG level, we're one of the leading powers. As far as Sharath goes, he has the ability to defend his singles gold. The right balance and confidence will make the difference," said Constantini. Not surprisingly, even for the team event, India have once again pinned their hopes largel...