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A private electrician, Goduru Lasmanna, died after falling from a pole while installing street lights in Sirsanna village, Adilabad. He was reportedly hired by NPDCL staff. Police have registered a complaint
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Ranga Reddy crushed Medak 9-0 in the Telangana Junior Girls State Football Championship, with hat-tricks from Shireen and Harini. Ananya and Theertha also scored. Nalgonda and Khammam settled for a goalless draw in another closely contested game.
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Adilabad and Kumram Bheem Asifabad districts recorded light to moderate rains, disrupting normal life. Several mandals received over 60 mm of rainfall, swelling streams and cutting off villages. Irrigation projects saw inflows; surplus water was released from key reservoirs
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Encroachment threatens conservation at Kawal Tiger Reserve, with 2 lakh acres affected since 2015. Despite officials retrieving 50,000 acres, habitat disturbance deters tiger movement. The State notified Kumram Bheem corridor to protect migrating tigers and support long-term conservation efforts
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Police in Adilabad booked five persons, including Hyderabad Agriculture Cooperative Society staff, for smuggling 150 bags of subsidised urea meant for Telangana farmers to Maharashtra. The seizure was made in Bela mandal. Two vans used in the transport were also seized
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Adilabad DSP L Jeevan Reddy said Konduri Gangadhar, a Class IV employee at the Zilla Parishad office, and Devalla Govardhan, a senior assistant at the town employment office, were taken into custody for cheating Thakur Swarupa Rani.
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A woman real estate agent in Adilabad was arrested for cheating a couple by selling them land using fake documents. She and an accomplice sold the same plot twice. The couple lost Rs 3.3 lakh and reported the fraud
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A man from Narnoor was arrested in Gudihathnoor for posing as a policeman and cheating the public. He used photos of himself in police uniform on his person and WhatsApp to collect bribes. A motorcycle was also seized
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Medak and Adilabad played out a 1-1 draw in the TFA Junior State Football Championship, while Nalgonda and Karimnagar ended their match without goals at Nagaram Ground, Nizamabad
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At least 25 passengers were injured, one critically, after a private bus overturned on NH 44 near Bazarhathnoor in Adilabad on Saturday night. The bus was travelling from Vijayawada to Amaravathi, Maharashtra. Police registered a case and began investigation.
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Former minister Jogu Ramanna criticised Minister Jupalli Krishna Rao’s two-day visit to Adilabad, claiming it brought no benefits. He accused Rao of spreading misinformation about State debt and urged quick action on stalled developmental projects in the district
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The victim's parents lodged a missing complaint with Bheempur police who launched a search for the girl.
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A self-styled godman was arrested in Adilabad’s Echoda mandal for cheating people by claiming to cure diseases. Police urged the public to consult certified doctors and report any fake babas exploiting individuals under the guise of medical treatment
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Adilabad police arrested two cyber fraudsters from Madhya Pradesh for cheating people with fake work-from-home job offers. They targeted hundreds via WhatsApp and Telegram. Their scam was exposed after a victim lost over Rs 5 lakh and approached police
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The other accused were found to have further circulated the videos of the girl. Eventually, the girl informed her father, who filed a complaint with the Echoda police.
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A man was arrested in Adilabad for encroaching forest land using forged documents and selling plots worth Rs. 3.30 lakh. His wife, also an accused, is absconding. The fraud was exposed after a buyer approached police and forest officials reclaimed the land.
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Farmers in Adilabad are struggling during the Kharif season due to delayed payments for jowar sold in April. With no funds for inputs, many are turning to moneylenders charging high interest, deepening their financial distress
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An Adilabad court sentenced a farmer to one year in jail and fined him Rs. 8,000 for raping a woman under the false promise of marriage in 2017. The judge delivered the verdict after the investigation confirmed the offence
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He was also booked for celebrating his birthday in public spaces and threatening to kill a cattle trader in Mavala
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Police advised WhatsApp group administrators to remain vigilant about such content and individuals.