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Farmers in Adilabad district are struggling to protect their crops from wild boar attacks, which are damaging cotton, pulses, maize, and paddy. Despite staying vigilant, the menace continues. Farmers have requested the Forest Department to send a professional shooter
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Despite rising attacks on forest personnel in Telangana, their long-pending demand for arms and the creation of forest stations remains unfulfilled. Officials cite past cases, including a brutal killing, and appeal for better protection measures and public awareness.
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A 19-year-old second-year MBBS student at RIMS Adilabad, Sahil Choudari, was found dead in his hostel room. The cause of the alleged suicide remains unclear. Authorities have formed a committee to investigate the tragic incident
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Once a thriving tiger habitat, the forests of Adilabad have witnessed a drastic decline in tiger populations over the past 25 years. Rampant teak smuggling, poaching, and widespread encroachments have contributed to habitat degradation, forcing tigers to migrate to neighboring states.
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Police in Adilabad arrested Sunil, the main accused in the illegal diversion of 150 urea bags from Telangana to Maharashtra. He had been absconding since July 8, when four others were arrested and two lorries carrying urea were seized
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The GO sought to convert 1.49 lakh hectares into a tiger reserve across Kumram Bheem-Asifabad district as part of the proposed expansion of Kawal Tiger Corridor
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The 47-year-old farmer suffered heavy losses after cotton crop failed due to unfavourable weather conditions; In the past eight months, Adlilabad district has seen 10 farmer suicides
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Residents, especially in remote villages, demand urgent intervention as they struggle with out-of-reach private healthcare and inadequate public infrastructure
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ension erupted in Keshavapatnam, Echoda mandal, after locals allegedly attacked forest and police officials during a plantation drive. Eleven forest staff were injured as both sides exchanged stone-pelting. The clash stemmed from land encroachment by suspected Multani community members
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Adilabad SP Akhil Mahajan handed over 109 recovered mobile phones to their owners and urged the public to report lost phones on the CEIR portal. He said 900 phones have been recovered since 2023, some traced to Maharashtra and Haryana
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Residents of 14 Telangana villages proposed to be merged with Maharashtra have rejected the move. They urged officials to intervene and remain part of Telangana, opposing the claims made by Maharashtra Revenue Minister Bawankule regarding revenue records and voter identity
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Burglars struck at two houses, including the residence of an ASI, and stole a motorbike in Echoda mandal on Wednesday night. Gold, silver and cash were stolen. Police registered cases and began investigations with help from the CLUES team.
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Nearly 300 unemployed youth in Adilabad and Utnoor accused Jadav Krishna of collecting Rs 20,000 each by promising jobs through a finance firm. After the offices were locked, they lodged a police complaint and demanded stern action for the alleged fraud
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A man from Guda village, Adilabad, was sentenced to six months in jail and fined ₹2,000 for abusing a tribal man with casteist slurs and attacking him with an axe in 2022
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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.