YSR COMING TO KAVALI to lay foundation stone for Kisan SEZ

AP CM to lay foundation stone for Kisan SEZ on Feb 21 in KAVALI

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy would lay the foundation stone for India first 'Agriculture-based Kisan Special Economic Zone (SEZ)' on February 21 at Kavali in Nellore district.

Major Industries Minister J Geeta Reddy said this to newspersons here yesterday. The government had alloted 2800 acres of land to set-up the Kisan SEZ at an estimated cost of about Rs 2000 crore. SEZ would provide an opportunity to the small and marginal farmers to market their products at international market, she added. Ms Geeta said the government would provide support price to the sugarcane growers, if the industries fail to pay minimum price to the farmers during the season. Many industries, however, had agreed to pay support price to the sugarcane farmers, she added.

The New sez will be in Racharlapadu near to kavali(30 km) north to penna river.This is frist step in North Nellore dt. in SEZ.

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India pick praveen Kumar as Sri Lanka bat

INDIA NEED BIG WIN WITH GAIN EXTRA POINT............

India will aim to chase down a target at Adelaide Oval for the second time in three days after Sri Lanka won the toss and decided to bat. Conditions in Adelaide were hot and the competition was also heating up between the visiting teams with Australia all but assured of a place in the CB Series finals.

India made only one change to the team that lost to Australia on Sunday with the allrounder Praveen Kumar coming in for his first ODI of the tour and the second of his career. Sreesanth was left out and India could find no place for Virender Sehwag in the starting line-up.

Sri Lanka also made one alteration to the side that suffered a 63-run loss to Australia in Perth on Friday. Ishara Amerasinghe returns to the attack at the expense of Nuwan Kulasekera.

The match was to be played on the same pitch that Australia and India used on Sunday, when India fell 50 runs short of Australia's 203. The green tinge had disappeared, however, and Mahela Jayawardene was hopeful that it would slow down later in the evening and would favour spin.

India are searching for their first win over Sri Lanka in the CB Series after their first match in Brisbane was washed out and Sri Lanka secured a Duckworth-Lewis win in Canberra. One more victory for Australia will mean they are definitely into the finals so each match between the visiting teams now takes on greater importance.

India 1 Sachin Tendulkar, 2 Gautam Gambhir, 3 Irfan Pathan, 4 Rohit Sharma, 5 Mahendra Singh Dhoni (capt, wk), 6 Yuvraj Singh, 7 Robin Uthappa, 8 Praveen Kumar, 9 Harbhajan Singh, 10 Ishant Sharma, 11 Munaf Patel.

Sri Lanka 1 Sanath Jayasuriya, 2 Tillakaratne Dilshan, 3 Kumar Sangakkara (wk), 4 Mahela Jayawardene (capt), 5 Chamara Silva, 6 Chamara Kapugedera, 7 Farveez Maharoof, 8 Chaminda Vaas, 9 Ishara Amerasinghe, 10 Lasith Malinga, 11 Muttiah Muralitharan.

INDIA ON TOP IN ADELAIDE

HAI ,

GOOD NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA, INDIA ON TOP AFTER 23.4 OVERS AUS MADE JST 73 RUN FOR LASE OF 5 TOP ORDER WICKETS.INDIA GOING TO HANG AUS TO LOW SCORE AGAIN

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Australia v Sri Lanka, CB Series, Perth

Gilchrist signs off in style at the WACA

You have to give it to Adam Gilchrist - he does have some sense of timing. In his last innings at the WACA, with Australia under a little bit of pressure half-way through the final edition of the CB Series, Adam Gilchrist and his little squash ball treated an adopted home crowd to a measured hundred that was exactly one half of his side's 236.
That total seemed rather disappointing given how well Sri Lanka did to dismiss Australia in 49.4 overs, but it was a similar pattern when they came out to bat. Australia's pace bowlers got stuck in early and Kumar Sangakkara - left to resuscitate a haemorrhaging run-chase - waged a lone battle with 80 as Sri Lanka fell 63 runs short, handing Australia a bonus point.
Forced to bowl on a hard surface, Sri Lanka struck early to get rid of Matthew Hayden and Ricky Ponting, leaving Gilchrist with plenty to do. This wasn't a typical Gilchrist innings for sheer exhilaration or devastating off-side flaying - he scored 58% of his runs on the leg side - but it was determined in execution. He didn't entirely hook or cut on dancing feet; instead he nudged and pushed and drove, relying on placement over power.
Without any needless risks, Gilchrist ticked along at a fine strike-rate and kept the run-rate at near five an over. Still, he whet the appetite with two sixes as he raised fifty from 57 balls. Gilchrist dominated the century stand with a patient Michael Clarke, flicking and pushing singles and became the fourth batsman to aggregate 9000 runs as an ODI opener.
Given a life on 78 when Lasith Malinga failed to judge a catch at midwicket, Gilchrist raised his 16th ODI hundred after Sri Lanka hit back with the wickets of Clarke and Andrew Symonds in succession. He previously only had one hundred at this venue, against Sri Lanka in 2005-06, and his effort was appreciated with a tumultuous din. Promptly, he celebrated with a huge six over deep square leg off Muttiah Muralitharan.
Sri Lanka did well to run through the lower order inside 50 overs - while Gilchrist was there it seemed Australia would touch 275 - but they floundered with the bat. With 29 in three overs a needless shot from Sanath Jayasuriya, giving Nathan Bracken the charge, went straight to a well-positioned third man. Mitchell Johnson went right through Tillakaratne Dilshan's defences with a yorker-length delivery. Ponting dropped Jayawardene at second slip but managed to hold onto one later to send the Sri Lankan captain on his way for 21. The fourth wicket fell as Chamara Silva drove hard at Bracken and Symonds, diving to his left at cover, intercepted it one-handed - except replays suggested that Symonds may have grounded the ball.
While the rest of his top-order team-mates flashed and faltered, Sangakkara was firm. Shoring up the situation he put away the expansive shots and stuck to tight defence and pushed the two inclusions for this match, James Hopes and Brad Hogg, into the leg-side spaces. Hayden dropped Chamara Kapugedera on 16, at second slip, but Hopes, with his slow-medium pace, snapped a threatening partnership of 53. Hopes slipped in a well-directed bouncer and a pulling Kapugedera was well held by Michael Hussey, diving forward from deep midwicket.
Sangakkara went past his half-century from 80 balls as Sri Lankan hopes faded. With no one around to work the strike, Sangakkara began to chance his arm and a chipped shot fell about a yard short of Lee at long-on. Having just been reprieved by a fielding error when he ended up at the same end as Sangakkara, Farveez Maharoof slogged Hogg to deep midwicket to make it 6 for 159. Chaminda Vaas went first-ball courtesy an awful swipe across the line and Johnson and Lee nipped out the last two wickets.
Australia ultimately had Gilchrist's excellent hundred to thank and the home crowd acknowledged their hero with another standing ovation. At the twilight of his international career Gilchrist showed how much he will be missed in this unit.
Jamie Alter is a staff writer at Cricinfo
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SATYAM TO VITS CAMPUS OM NARCH 1 WEEK

SATYAM CAMPUS SELECTIONS MAY BE IN FRIST WEEK OF MARCH TO VITS CAMPUS GOOD NEWS TO STUDENT & PARENTS .