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Naidu reiterates charge that YSRC was behind Tuni violence
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday reiterated his charge that YSR Congress was behind the violence that rocked Tuni town during the Kapu Aikya Garjana and quoted his party leaders from Godavari districts and north Andhra as saying to that effect.
Holding a teleconference from Vijayawada with party functionaries, he lashed out at YSR Congress President Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy. He said that the people of Godavari districts defeated the YSR Congress candidates during the last elections and that was why Mr. Jagan was trying to rouse the passions in the name of caste.
The incident at Tuni holds a mirror to the politics practiced by the YSR Congress, he said. The Chief Minister alleged that the aim of the YSR Congress was to strike fear in the minds of investors through such incidents.
Seeing the success of the CII summit at Visakhapatnam and Davos tour, Mr. Jagan did not know what to do and was resorting to such evil acts. He also accused him of hatching conspiracy to damage the image of the State.
He urged the TDP leaders to create confidence among members of the Kapu community while also assuring the BCs that their interests would be protected.
He also reviewed the polling in the GHMC elections and observed that Telugu Desam had the chance to win at many places. He asked the TDP functionaries not to leave the polling booths till the last voter exercised his/her franchise. He said that a control room was set up at the TDP’s central office to assess the polling trends.

Food-startups, a major attraction
The focus of food-specific startups, as a welcome change, was around the quality and the pricing. Time 2 Tiffin, a mobile app catering to users who’d target a time-space between 7 am to 11 am, pitched itself around the no-minimum-amount barrier tag and the logistics aspects. Wichplease.com, as the name says, a sandwich-delivery service, has its own outlets and can serve users through their website and mobile app too.
The most impressive was Dinesmart, coming across an easy-access application for users to order sitting inside a cinema hall, hotel rooms and cafes/restaurants without depending on the waiter. Another pitch was made by O-Mitra, ensuring food-delivery services to a rail passenger.
Beyond e-commerce
Manufacturing and hardware companies were also among the ones to attract the eye-balls, with examples including the likes of IoT Suitcase (providing the platform as a service), Qloq Technologies (that produces semiconductor designs and verifies intellectual property) and Coat-X (a coating to ensure gloss and durability).
A trial run
A lot of companies, who did their homework well and were only a few months into their running, took the opportunity to know their stand in the market with more clarity. The confidence of Getme, founded by Shravya Reddy, an engineer showed when she confessed, “We were here to enjoy the platform, the networking, the feedback besides finding takers for our ideas.”
Winners: Jilmore (an app that books celebrities for events), Dinesmart, Coat X, Getme, IoT Suitcase, Wichplease.com
Impressive: Treekart.com (founded in Kadiyam, Rajamundry that sells over 5000 plant varieties across the city for your gardening needs), O Mitra (ensures food delivery to rail passengers besides auto-sharing, social networking, gaming and seat exchange facilities before and after the journey)
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