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Bhummanna (38), a private electrician from Mahalaxmiwada in Adilabad town, died on the spot when the lorry coming from the opposite direction crashed into his motorbike on NH 44 near the village.
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In order to give a fillip to the tourism sector in the region, proposals have been submitted seeking installation of ropeways at Kakalamma temple in Koutala mandal centre and Palarapu cliff of Nandigaon under the Centre's Parvatmala Pariyojana.
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In an open letter addressed to CM A Revanth Reddy, Harish Rao said the govt had also failed to act on more pressing issues pertaining to the Department of Animal Husbandry, a portfolio which continued to be directly under the Chief Minister.
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Students from Class 7 are said to have complained to their parents that the teacher was behaving indecently by putting his hands on their bodies.
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With approvals for State pharmacy colleges still pending with the Pharmacy Council of India, TG EAPCET 2024 admission counselling for BPharmacy and PharmD courses is likely to extend till the last week of October
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Praveen Kumar said that the management of Sirpur Papers Mills had not conducted polls for electing a recognized trade union for six years.
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The officer also instructed the principal of the school to follow the menu fixed by the government and to ensure quality ingredients are used in cooking the food
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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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The arrested persons are A. Surender Reddy, Merina Rose, B. Anjaiah, B Venkatesh, K. Gopal Nayak, A Harshini Reddy.
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The tragic indent occurred when Mohammed Shahzad Khan lost the GPS signal and soon after, ran out of battery on his mobile phone and then of fuel in his vehicle, leaving him stuck in the desert for nearly four days.
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The State government has reportedly asked the SCCL management to enter into the field of lithium mining as it would help the company in expanding its presence in other areas.
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The EPFO subscribers have been requested to bring all the documents in support of their grievances so that it could be resolved on the spot.
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After confirming the dog's death, the man tied the lifeless body to his bike, dragged it for a few metres, before discarding it in an agricultural field near his house.
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According to the school staff, the child was said to be suffering from homesickness.
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Addressing the media at the AMMA office here, General Secretary and popular actor Siddique noted that they have been accused of staying silent and that there has been no response from the AMMA on the report.
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“Thangalaan” is based on a real story with mystical elements from our mythology woven into it.
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KTR asks CM to visit the farmers who were up in arms against the government that failed to fulfill its commitment on the crop loan waiver and assuage their ruffled feelings by coming down to the villages instead
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The actor seems to be playing an investigating officer in the film as the poster showcases him holding a magnifying glass while the gun is tucked in his pants. In the picture, he could be seen wearing a coat.
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Ed Westwick took to his Instagram and dropped several pictures featuring himself, Amy Jackson, her son and their friends. The pictures were clicked inside a private jet. The actress could be seen wearing a wedding gown
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Members of the family also said that the state government is likely to have failed to instill confidence among the agitating doctors and pursue them to resume work despite the Supreme Court's appeal and repeated requests from the state health department to that effect
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Megha shared the news on Instagram, posting several stunning photographs from the event.
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The scam, which previously made headlines in Hyderabad, involves women luring men to upscale pubs and bars, where they run up exorbitant bills before disappearing, leaving their dates to foot the charges.
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Kusuma Chandrashekhar Rao has been preserving the film cameras of yesteryear such as antique wooden folding field view camera, a Japanese Mamiya C220-a twin lens reflector (TLR), Zeiss SLR film roll folding camera and others he worked with as he is fond of them.
