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Rebbena Sub-Inspector D Chandrashekhar said a case was registered against Vijay for thrashing Athmaram Naik, a BJP candidate from Asifabad Assembly constituency.

A total of 24,197 metric tonnes of paddy grains produced in the Vanakalam season-2023 was handed over to millers expecting 16,211 metric tonnes of rice to be returned by May 15 this year.

Koutala Inspector Sadiq Pasha said that Thorrem Vengal Rao (28) from Baregudem, Athram Mahesh (26) of Arkaguda and Dunna Narasimha belonging to Elkapalli village received fatal injuries, resulting in instantaneous death.

As for the paddy exposed to rains, only the Civil Supplies department is able to come to the rescue of the farmers. It has been purchasing paddy soaked in rain to meet the requirement of parboiled rice mills.

The contractor Abeeb alleged that he was forced to wait for receiving the payment of the bills relating to the work for eight months.

ACB Adilabad in-charge DSP VV Ramana Murthy said the SI, Rajya Laxmi, was caught red-handed while receiving the bribe from Yahia Khan of Coal Chemical Complex in Naspur of Mancherial district, who was booked in a road mishap in Buruguguda village in Asifabad mandal on March 31.

The average groundwater level of the district plummeted to 10.19 metres in March this year as against 8.94 metres in March 2023 reflecting a decline by 1.25 metres.

Bejjur Forest Range Officer Dayakar handed over the compensation to Gurle Shankar from Pedda Siddapur.

A 25 to 30-year-old male elephant which strayed into Telangana recently from Maharashtra after getting separated from its herd returned to the neighboring State on Saturday.

The pachyderm was suspected to have reached Kammargaon by crossing Lodpalli Yellur, Mereguda, Kothaguda, Agarguda villages at night, covering a distance of at least 20 kilometers.

In the Karjelly incident on Wednesday, apart from killing a farmer, the elephant had chased a forest team for over 200 metres.

Rogue elephant tramples another farmer to death in Asifabad district. This is the second kill by the tusker, which strayed into Telangana forest from Maharashtra side. Authorities have asked villagers to remain indoors as the elephant is moving

Residents of Burepalli village and nearby areas are gripped with fear after a wild elephant fatally attacked a farmer on Wednesday.

The wild male elephant from the forests of of Chhattisgarh and Odisha reportedly strayed into Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra before stepping into Telangana for food and water.

Jainoor Inspector K Anjaiah, in a press statement, said that the funds Rs 7,31,350, being carried by Garikemukku Vijaya Kumari travelling by an TSRTC bus, were seized when she failed to furnish relevant receipts of the cash.

Jamboju Prabhakar died on the spot when he came under the wheels of the van.

Chaprala and Sathnala in Jainath mandal witnessed 42 and 41.6 degree Celsius respectively.

Wankidi Sub-Inspector D Sagar, in a press statement, said that the cash, being carried by Rambare Chandrachud, was seized when he failed to furnish relevant receipts.

Lingapur police said that Purka Vishwanath from Jamuldara village received serious injuries when the motorbike hit the pillar after he lost control over the vehicle at a curve.

Victim's wife requested the government to provide compensation to her