AP Society elections in October

2011 PACS, DCCB elections

  Andhra Pradesh Government is planning to conduct elections to Primary Agriculture Cooperative Societies (PACS), District Central Cooperative Banks (DCCB) and APCOB in September/October this year. Government may release notification in September to conduct polls to these societies. Government already extended their tenure 2 times in the last 10 months.  PACS elections & Reservations:    Total number of PACS in AP: 2,792  Members in each PACS: 9  Reservations: OC General-3, OC Woman -1, BC-1, BC Woman-1, SC-1, SC Woman-1 & ST-1  DCCB Elections & Reservations:  Total number of DCCBs: 22  Total members in each DCCB: 11   Elected members in each DCCB: 9 (OC-2, OC Women-2, BC General-2, BC Woman-1, SC General-1 & ST General-1)  Government nominees: 2  According to RBI rules, there should be at least 3 experts in the managing committee of a DCCB.  Types of Cooperatives:  Apex Cooperatives (Federations):  AP State Cooperative Bank (APCOB)  AP Marketing Cooperative Federation (APMARKFED)  District Cooperative Central Banks and their branches (DCCBs)  Primary Cooperatives:  Primary Agriculture Credit Cooperative Societies (PACs)   Farmers Service Coop Societies (FSCS)   Rural Banks (RBs) & Urban Cooperative Banks (UCBs)    A Cooperative Society is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet common economic, social and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly owned and democratically controlled … [Read more...]

Speaker election on Saturday: Congress Vs TDP

Assembly speaker election

  Election for Speaker and Deputy Speaker posts will be held on Saturday afternoon. Congress and TDP candidates filed nominations for Speaker and Deputy Speaker posts. Chakrapani Yadav and Nethi Vidyasagar will be elected unanimously for Council Chairman and Deputy Chairman posts. Tadipatri MLA J.C. Diwakar Reddy will act as protem speaker while Singam Basavapunnaiah will act is Pro-tem Chairman.  Congress Party candidates, Tenali MLA Nadendla Manohar and Madhira MLA Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka filed nominations for Speaker and Deputy Speaker posts respectively. TDP also fielded Dhone MLA K.E. Krishna Murthy and Choppadandi MLA Suddala Devaiah for Speaker and Deputy Speaker posts. Congress fielded Kamma and SC candidates while TDP fielded BC and SC candidates. TDP decided not to contest in Council Chiarman elections.  PRP and MIM MLAs decided to vote for Congress candidates. So, Congress candidates will easily win in these elections.    Congress Party high command sent strong message to Chief Minister Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy by not supporting his candidate Nalamada Uttam Kumar Reddy (Huzurnagar MLA). High command also decided not to support CM candidate from Khammam Sambhani Chandrasekhar for PCC Chief Post.   Election schedule:  11 AM: Speaker election  12 PM: Deputy Speaker election  4 PM: Legislative Council Chairman  5 PM: Deputy Chairman election   … [Read more...]