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According to Vijayawada Municipal Commissioner HM Dhyanachandra, five persons died due to landslides at Mogalrajapuram
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In order to facilitate passengers with train running information, the South Central Railway has set up Helpline Numbers at important railway stations.
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The incident at SR Gudlavalleru Engineering College emerged on Friday, along with videos of students protesting for justice on late Thursday, going viral.
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The Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal will conduct hearings where the concerned states- Telangana and Andhra Pradesh will present their arguments and evidence regarding the water-sharing disputes.
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We have decided that henceforth devotees, who do not have darshan tokens can register their Aadhaar card at the laddu counters and get two laddus, TTD Additional EO Ch Venkaiah Chowdhary said.
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Before the commencement of the meeting of the Council of Ministers, a demonstration on the use of I-pads and the e-Cabinet application was given to the ministers
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All ministers were provided with iPads preloaded and configured with the e-Cabinet application. The day before the meeting, the Information Technology, Electronics, and Communications (ITE & C) Department, along with the NIC team, trained all OSDs and PS to the ministers on the technical aspects, usage, and benefits of the e-Cabinet application to ensure seamless use by the ministers.
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Four workers of Synergene Active Ingredients Private Limited were injured in the flash fire when they were mixing chemicals on August 23
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Asks leaders to focus on the enrollment of party members; gives assurance that those who work hard for the party will be given the priority
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The TTD Trust Board had sanctioned Rs.40 crore for laying pipelines additionally from Kailashgiri reservoir to augment water supply to Tirupati Municipal Corporation.
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Two telugu states have emerged as significant contributors to India’s study abroad market, with approximately 12-14 per cent of the country’s study abroad aspirants, says Career Mosaic, a student recruitment company.
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At least 17 people died, and 36 people were injured when a reactor exploded at Escientia Advanced Sciences Private Limited at Atchutapuram SEZ
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Officials said the accident occurred at Synergene Active Ingredients Pvt Ltd, no death reported in the incident
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Annapurna, who works now as a teacher in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, has come so far ahead that she has scaled the highest peak of Europe, Mount Elbrus, located in Russia on Monday.
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He visited the injured at Medicover and KGH hospitals and assured them that the government would cover their treatment costs. The Chief Minister announced a compensation of ₹50 lakh for those critically injured and ₹25 lakh for those with minor injuries. He also promised that if necessary, the government would provide funding for plastic surgeries.
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He called the reactor blast at a pharma company in Atchutapuram, Visakhapatnam, which claimed 17 lives and injured many, ‘unfortunate’. The Deputy Chief Minister suggested that the disaster seemed to result from negligence by the company management.
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The government must provide them with immediate and adequate compensation, says party president Mallikarjun Kharge
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Chief Minister directs officials to use air ambulance services, if needed, to shift the injured either to Visakhapatnam or Hyderabad for better medical care
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He was declared the winner without a contest on Friday as the ruling NDA did not field their candidate. Though, an independent candidate, Sheik Shafiullah, had filed his nomination, he later withdrew his name from the contest, leading to Satyanarayana's unanimous victory
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Student unions affiliated to Congress demand Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to cancel his appointment and appoint a Telangana native to the post
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Says the southern State aims to move at the fastest pace to create industrial zones for Foxconn and other large global manufacturing firms
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Nara Lokesh met the Foxconn representatives at his residence in Undavalli, said the government would provide all facilities so that Foxconn can develop a ‘manufacturing city’ to create more jobs.
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Amateur radio operators in Guntur district had an exciting time attending a workshop organised by AARA for the benefit of rookie ham operators. The workshop discussed the theories of propagation, making of antennae for UHF, VHF and HF radios. Elmers explained the concepts and basics to the participants
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Proposals to create a rope way and introduce trekking and adventurous activities at the fort remain on the paper. As a result, the fort is unable to draw the due limelight