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Vilas and Sandarsh were accused of assaulting the FSO Narsaiah and FBO Jyotsna for crossing their farm in which cotton crop was being grown, by a tractor to reach a spot to plant saplings.

Three officials were suspended for showing negligence in discharging duties during the floods

Upset over declining a share in their property and for raising a relative’s son, the accused picked up an argument and then assaulted the couple, police said

In an attempt to rescue a boy who fell into a flooding stream, a 35-year-old man was washed away by the strong currents.

Heavy rains lash parts of Adilabad, Nirmal, and Kumram Bheem Asifabad districts, disrupting normal life and causing havoc for farmers.

The mushrooms, sprouted recently, could be spotted in different parts of Vempalli forests

The child, who swallowed the punugulu, faced trouble in breathing as they got stuck in his throat.

Ganta Cheekati, met a watery grave when he ventured to save his ox that was stuck in the stream He slipped into the stream and drowned as he did not know swimming

According to Wankidi Sub-Inspector D Sagar, two policemen were stationed at the lorry for five hours to prevent locals from looting tomatoes.

The actual rainfall of the district was 524 mm as against the normal rainfall of 415 mm from June 1 to July 22, reflecting an excess by 26 percent.

Except for Asifabad, the Jainoor, Sirpur (U), Lingapur and Wankidi mandals registered excess rainfall, while the remaining 10 mandals recorded normal rainfall, cheering farmers.

The average rainfall of Kumram Bheem Asifabad district was 33 mm. Penchikalpet mandal saw the highest rainfall of 55.7 mm.

A 65-year-old farmer, who was washed away by floods in Peddavagu, was found dead with his body traced in the riverbed near Bodepalli village

A case was registered against the driver Varimadla Venkatesh

Two young siblings Burri Vasanth and Anil were killed on the spot due to the accident. They were daily wage earners from Munjampalli.

The couple regretted that farmers of the country had become slaves due to anti-farmer policies introduced by the Centre

They commuted by jeeps, buses of TSRTC, tractors, auto-rickshaws, two-wheelers and vans to the venue in Asifabad.

Podu land patta beneficiaries from Kumram Bheem Asifabad said they had been waiting for this golden moment for many decades.

Nearly 1.5 lakh tribals will get rights to cultivate more than four lakh acres of podu land in forest areas across 26 districts in Telangana

Over 31,000 tribals are going to get land titles or pattas in erstwhile Adilabad district with Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao to formally launch distribution of the ownership documents in Asifabad on Friday