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Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan will observe an 11-day Varahi Vijaya Deeksha (fast) dedicated to Goddess Varahi Ammavari from June 26. Janasena Party sources said that during this time he will consume only milk, fruits and water. This is not the first time that Pawan Kalyan has undertaken such a spiritual endeavor. In June last year, he started the Varahi Vijaya Yatra and worshiped Varahi Devi, after which he took Deeksha. Pawan Kalyan's decision to take this Deeksha is being seen as seeking the blessings of the goddess for the welfare of the state and its people. Deeksha will begin from June 26 and will last for 11 days. During this time Pawan Kalyan will pray for the prosperity and development of Andhra Pradesh.
A discussion on the challenges of the film industry
Earlier, leading Telugu filmmakers on Monday met Deputy Chief Minister K Pawan Kalyan and discussed challenges faced by the Telugu film industry and ways to expand the film sector in Andhra Pradesh. The meeting was held at the camp office in Vijayawada. The meeting was attended by filmmakers including Allu Arvind, C Ashwini Dutt, AM Ratnam, S Radhakrishna (Chinababu), Dil Raju, Bogavalli Prasad, DVV Danayya, Supriya, NV Prasad, Bani Vasu, Naveen Erneni, Nagavanshi, TG Vishwa Prasad and Krishna. The producers congratulated Pawan Kalyan on his political victory and had a fruitful discussion with state Cinematography Minister Kandula Durgesh on issues facing the industry.
Number two position in state government
The filmmakers discussed ways to reduce production costs, improve distribution and develop infrastructure to help boost the film sector in Andhra Pradesh. Janasena Party (JSP) president and Pithapuram MLA Pawan Kalyan took charge as deputy chief minister on June 19. He also holds the portfolios of panchayat raj and rural development, environment, forest, science and technology and rural water supply. Pawan Kalyan took oath as a member of the Andhra Assembly on June 12 along with Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and other MLAs. The Janasena Party contested the Andhra Pradesh Assembly elections as well as the Lok Sabha elections in alliance with the BJP and the Telugu Desam Party.
