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The race was conducted on a 1.5 kilometre long road between Anukoda and Keslapur villages for the first time in the recent history of this region

A woman died while undergoing treatment at primary health centre in Koutala mandal headquarters on Monday.

Meanwhile, Bazarhathnoor mandal of Adilabad district registered 5.4 degrees C. Several parts of the two districts reeled under severe chilly weather conditions.

The accused persons were Kota Vimala, Lahanu and Mahender from Keshavapatnam.

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T Harish Rao said that efforts were being made to ensure better healthcare services to the public considering the health as wealth

Mamatha from Royyalapalli village in Chennur mandal claimed that she was initially informed that she had delivered a baby boy but later told that she gave birth to a baby girl.

Enagandula Rajanna, a post-graduate in Rural Development from Penchikalpet has become a role model for youngsters for successfully running a traditional cold press oil unit

The limbs were sponsored by Asifabad police in association with Chetana Foundation and Rotary Club of International, Khammam unit.

Mancherial and Kumram Bheem Asifabad districts are set to register the highest production in the last 15 years

The victim was Swarupa Yeletiwar (50). She was attacked by the tiger on Thursday in the afternoon, triggering panic among locals.

A man was arrested by the Task Force on charges of running a brothel while a woman was rescued in Rebbena mandal on Sunday.

Superintendent of Police K Suresh Kumar also requested the locals not to cooperate with banned Maoist party.

Sarpanch of the village Nerpalli Sunanda and some local public representatives held consultations with the agitating family members.

A four-year-old girl died on the spot, with her body being severed into two, after a speeding concrete-laden truck ran over her at Yapalguda village

Forest officials said the birds were sighted in the region for the first time, indicating how flora of this region was conducive to birds.

In a novel gesture, the police have laid a seven-kilometre earthen road from Rompalli to the remote Gundala

The return of the scavenger birds was a welcoming sign as December was a breeding season which result in increasing of their population, say officials.

A senior assistant of the Revenue department was booked on charges of being involved in the misuse of 8,400 quintals of PDS rice.

Asifabad DSP Srinivas asked the dwellers of the village to be cautious of tigers moving in the forests.