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The recent revision on NCERT textbooks is deeply problematic and smacks of narrow-mindedness
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The officials of concerned departments have to monitor the situation from time to time. No government employee should avail leave without prior permission from higher officials.
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The complaint reveals that the members came near Dr.B.R. Ambedkar statue by raising slogans and started Dharna, without taking any permission and obstructed free flow of traffic by wrongfully restraining the vehicles.
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The exam, crucial for aspiring Assistant Professors and candidates seeking junior research fellowships, attracted participation from over 9 lakh individuals.
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Diagnostic tests of the patient Shankar Rao, a resident of Visakhapatnam, revealed that fluid had accumulated in his brain. Such kind of dementia cases can be treated by taking up minor surgical procedures, senior neurosurgeon and minimal access brain and spine surgeon, Dr. S Ramesh, said.
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A self-taught artist, Nagina began her artistic journey at around 29 when she discovered painting as a means of distraction during a prolonged health crisis. This quickly blossomed into a full-fledged passion.
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Speaking to mediapersons at Telangana Bhavan here on Wednesday, Suman said the tender violated the guidelines of National Green Tribunal and warned that if the government doesn't reconsider, the BRS will take legal course.
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He said the BRS would launch State-wide agitation against any such attempts. Addressing a press conference at Telangana Bhavan here on Wednesday, Eshwar pointed out that many students from disadvantaged backgrounds rely on these schools for higher education and better opportunities.
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The project has been left with a live storage of 4.21 TMC of water which would be utilised exclusively for meeting the drinking water needs of the twin cities and the villages en route.
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Party workers received Sanjay Kumar at Senigram, the entry point of the district and took him to Karimnagar town in a big convoy.
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The inflows into common irrigation projects of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana remained almost dismal last year and there was no let up in the situation so far this year.
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About five kg of rotten tomatoes were found. The trays used in the hotel had gathered rust while the entire kitchen was unhygienic, the official said, adding that they seized expired tutti fruity, baking powder, all-time cake mix, food colours, jam, lolly candy and other items.
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He alleged that the former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao has promised to solve the journalists’ problems but not a single problem has been solved.
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According to irrigation officials the project needed Rs 21 crore for taking up repair works alone.
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The Cabinet is expected to discuss and finalise the modalities for crop loan waiver for farmers, implementation of Rythu Bharosa scheme, new State Emblem, and features of new statue of Telangana Talli among other issues.
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Kothagudem SP B Rohith Raju said that a strict surveillance was being maintained in the district to prevent the smuggling of ganja and stringent action would be taken against those involved in ganja smuggling.
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Owner Sridhar Reddy said the officials did not respond to his repeated pleas to pay the rent that was pending.
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According to TPDPMA, the State govt has been allocating Rs.2,500 crore every year for fee reimbursement scheme out of which 40 per cent i.e., Rs.1,000 crore was allotted to non-professional programmes’ students.
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Parents should be careful about giving vehicles to minors, and inform the police if their wards threaten them for vehicles or take the bikes away without their knowledge.
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The snake with its hood open was spotted near the bike parking of the New PG hostel, creating panic in the morning hours.
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As many as 3,081 students qualified in JEE Advanced 2024, of which 2,819 students were from classroom programmes and 262 students were from distance and digital courses.
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In the 10th round of commercial coal mining auction, a total of 60 coal mines will be offered encompassing a diverse range of coking and non-coking coal mines across eight coal bearing states.
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He also stressed upon the need to extend more credit to oil palm cultivation and also establishment of food processing units in the State.
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The arrested persons are Shaik Subhani (26), a resident of Jagadgirigutta, K Naveen (22) of Jeedimetla and M Prem Kumar alias Michael (24) of Musheerabad.
