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Over 2.5 lakh persons have benefited so far in the ongoing second edition of the Kanti Velugu programme in erstwhile Adilabad

In one of the paintings, Lord Krishna rides a Nava nari Kunjari (elephant made of nine females interlocking themselves).

The Centre asked the State government to submit financial closure to consider giving necessary approvals from the Civil Aviation Ministry and other regulatory authorities for development of these airports.

On Thursday, the State Government accorded administrative sanction of Rs.40 crore for construction of the IT tower

Three government employees were caught red-hand by ACB allegedly while accepting a bribe of Rs 2.25 lakh from a contractor for doing their duties

ITDA-Utnoor is encouraging tribals to venture into the dairy sector to help them achieve financial growth

GRMB officials wrote a letter to CWC, in which it has expressed 'satisfaction' over the DPR of the two projects and has reportedly given its consent

On November 21, the hair-dressed turned wildlife photographer shot photographs of Western Marsh Harrier in the forests of Undam village in Talamadugu mandal.

Barely a day before his wedding, a bridegroom died of a cardiac arrest in Utnoor mandal centre on Thursday

The five-day long popular religious and cultural affair of the Mesram clan concluded at Keslapur village in Indervelli mandal

Tribal Welfare minister Satyavathi Rathod said pattas would be given to tribals who till forest lands soon

Tribals in droves continued to throng Nagoba temple at Keslapur village in Indervelli mandal on the fourth day of the annual Nagoba Jatara

Around 50,000 tribals and non-tribals belonging to several parts of Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh and Bihar states visited the temple and offered prayers.

About 30 farmers from Amaravathi in Andhra Pradesh staged a sit-in on Monday in front of a trader’s home here, alleging he cheated them of Rs 6 crore.

The fair, touted to be a symbol of ancient traditions, is the second largest congregation after the biennial Sammakka Sarakka Jatara at Medaram in Mulugu district

Arjun Munda said the Bharatiya Janata Party would form a government in the State soon and would grant pattas to tribals for tilling forest lands

Potters belonging to Guggila clan from Sirikonda village in Echoda mandal have been making pots and utensils for the Mesrams since many decades

The fair is a symbol of ancient traditions of aboriginal tribals and the largest congregation of tribals after the biennial Sammakka-Saralamma Jatara celebrated at Medaram.

Two inter-state ganja smugglers were arrested and eight kilograms of ganja was recovered from them

Indrakaran Reddy said the objective of the initiative was to prevent avoidable blindness among the public of Telangana.