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Farmers in Jadcharla, Mahabubabad and Yellandu staged protests at Congress MLAs’ camp offices over delays in urea supply. Angry farmers marched, raised slogans and confronted legislators, intensifying pressure on the government to address fertiliser shortages during the cultivation season
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A 16-year-old girl from Mahabubnagar, who had left home after a dispute with her parents, was found staying with an 18-year-old boy in Film Nagar. She alleged physical assault, leading to a POCSO case registered by Hyderabad police
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A farmer in Mahabubnagar collapsed due to seizures while waiting in a long queue for urea. Former Minister V Srinivas Goud rushed him to the hospital, highlighting ongoing grievances as farmers face severe shortages and delays in fertilizer supply.
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A farmer collapsed from seizures while waiting in a urea queue in Mahabubnagar. Former minister v srinivas goud rushed him to hospital, blaming government failure as farmers continued facing severe shortages.
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A severe urea shortage has left Telangana farmers in distress, forcing long queues, black-market purchases and protests across districts. In Mahabubabad, a paralysed farmer collapsed in line, highlighting the crisis that has triggered political tensions and accusations against the State government
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Farmers in Mahabubnagar, CM A. Revanth Reddy’s home district, are facing a severe urea shortage. Limited supply, selective token distribution, and rising prices from traders are forcing farmers to spend hours in queues during a critical farming period.
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Torrential rains in Mahabubnagar and Jadcherla caused flooding, road damage, and traffic disruptions on NH-44. A private bus carrying Amara Raja Batteries employees narrowly escaped a mishap after a road cave-in, while irrigation officials opened Koil Sagar project gates to release water.
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Heavy rains over the last 48 hours have flooded several districts in Telangana, disrupting daily life. Mancherial and Kumram Bheem Asifabad recorded the highest rainfall. Officials warn of possible flash floods with more heavy rain forecast in coming days
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Police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Private hospitals in Mahabubnagar suspended OP and emergency services on Tuesday, protesting the assault on a doctor by relatives of a deceased patient. Tensions escalated after the hospital sought additional payment and the patient, undergoing treatment, died post-surgery.
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Vijay Kumar had directed Bhaskar to offer uniforms to women labourers who did not have licenses. As per rules, uniforms are offered to labourers who have licenses. When Bhaskar cited this and refused to offer uniforms to the women labourers, stating it was against rules, the Committee vice-chairman had allegedly slapped and used abusive language.
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Jadcherla Congress MLA Anirudh Reddy asked the Telangana government to stop payments to Andhra Pradesh contractors and cut their power and water supply. He alleged they were working against the State’s interests and supporting AP’s Banakacherla project plans
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Twelve farmers protesting an ethanol plant in Telangana were paraded in handcuffs a day after receiving bail, sparking widespread outrage. Visuals of their treatment drew criticism from the public and political parties, especially the BRS, accusing the Congress of humiliation.
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PETA India’s whistleblower investigation has led to a historic FIR against Palamur Biosciences in Telangana for alleged cruelty towards lab animals. The case marks the first criminal action against an Indian animal testing lab under IPC and Wildlife laws.
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PETA India exposed alleged animal cruelty at a Mahabubnagar laboratory, citing a whistleblower’s account of overcrowded cages, painful injections, and infections in dogs. Complaints have been filed, marking India’s first major exposé of animal testing abuses.
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Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka promised fast-tracking of the Palamuru-Rangareddy irrigation scheme and immediate release of funds. Meanwhile, Minister Jupally Krishna Rao alleged that Telangana statehood was delayed earlier due to opposition from then Andhra CM Chandrababu Naidu
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The arrested persons were identified as Bhaskar Goud and E Narasimha Goud, both residents of Gadwal. The absconding persons are identified as Ramakrishna, Jagadish, Gopal and Harshavardhan Goud belonging to Andhra Pradesh.
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With the flood flow on the rise from the upper reaches of Krishna and Tungabhadra rivers, under the influence of torrential rains in Karnataka and Maharashtra, the Jurala project in the State has been receiving heavy inflows
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Despite government crackdowns, counterfeit seeds, including banned herbicide-tolerant (HT) Bollgard-3 (BG-3) varieties, continue to flood markets in Adilabad, Mancherial, Nalgonda, Mahabubnagar and Warangal districts
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The arrested individual, Allam Shiva from Amberpet and a native of Mahabubnagar district, was involved in burglary cases reported in Cyberabad and Rachakonda. He typically broke into houses at night and fled with valuables.