All posts by Raghu Paithari

Ten Hijras buy fruits, vegetables, eggs through alms, free of cost for patients

Shankar said he usually uses some instruments to make sand sculptures. In the making of the Kaloji sculpture, however, he did not use a single instrument.

The tiger, which has been moving in the adjacent Jayashankar-Bhupalapalli district, during the last one week, entered into Peddpalli district by crossing the river Manair between Adavisrirampur-Khammampalli of Mutharam mandal on Sunday

Students who are studying in govt schools facing difficulty in understanding online lessons taught in Telugu medium

Team from Nasik to assess situation in 20 km radius with the help of satellite

The deceased, a 53-year-old resident of Jawahar Road, tested positive for coronavirus, and was in home isolation for the past one week

Being developed in the middle of a reservoir at the Lower Manair Dam in Karimnagar, the Rs 20 crore project promises an exciting experience for visitors

Scores of people help themselves to an unexpected catch as thousands of fishes flow down on to the spillway as officials lift the gates of Sundilla Barrage to discharge water on account of the recent heavy rains

Kishan designed the implement for Rs 45,000, which removes weed from an acre within two hours, using three ploughs and a blade fixed to it

Students managed to collect Rs 1.2 lakh to help their teacher Raghu, who lost his job during lockdown

Though Raksha Bandhan is on Monday, sales were far below normal on Sunday, and silver rakhis, popular in earlier years, hardly has any takers this year

This immunity booster concoction made from various spices, is in great demand, with not only families having it, but also tea stalls and eateries across the State offering it to customers

A lecturer in Peddapalli who lost his job due to the pandemic, drives auto trolley for a livelihood

As one saunters into Thandriyala in Kathalapur mandal, a village with a population of 4,466, one comes across a rare but pleasant sight of employees - be it sanitation workers or village officials - using walkie-talkie sets to gather and exchange information

Meet Katla Srinivas, a young software engineer-turned-farmer from Thirumalapur village of Ramadugu mandal in the district

Within a short period, ‘Appatimandam’ gained popularity and has proved to be lucky for the owner from the time he started his business

Completion of harvesting and surge in transportation costs are being cited as the reasons for the hike in prices of vegetables

The well acquired the name 'Doodh Bowli' as the water looks like milk, and the locals believe that the water can cure several ailments