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Some of the locals recorded video of the tiger when it was walking on the road. The video clip went viral on social media platforms.

Forest officials recorded pugmarks of a tiger on the riverbed of a stream at Gontlapet village.

Nikhat Tarannum, the welfare officer, was suspended for neglecting her duty in providing necessary treatment to Thorram Venkata Laxmi, a second-year diploma student in education.

This sharp decline has caused significant distress among farmers, who rely on red gram as a major source of income.In Suryapet, one of the largest regulatory markets for red gram in Telangana, the season started on Tuesday with the arrival of just one lot, quoted at around Rs.6,800 per quintal

Replying to a question raised by BRS member K Kavitha, the Agriculture Minister said there was no proposal to set up Honey Bee Research and Development centres at Bhadrachalam and Asifabad districts.

Thirupathaiah complained of chest pain and fell unconscious at 6 am. He was immediately shifted to a hospital in the town, but doctors declared him brought dead

Locals reported that a tiger has been roaming between the forest and nearby farms, disrupting agricultural activities. They urged forest officials to take measures to prevent human casualties and closely monitor the tiger's movements. The villagers expressed their frustration, stating that they have been forced to delay farming activities due to the tiger's presence.

The lowest minimum temperature of 6.3 degrees Celsius was recorded at Jainad and Bheempoor in Adilabad followed by 6.4 and 6.6 degrees Celsius in Pochara, Bhoraj and Tandra

Arli (T) village of Bheempur mandal and Jainad mandal centre recorded the minimum temperature of 7.2 degrees Celsius each

Arli (T) village in Bheempur mandal of Adilabad district registered the minimum temperature of 11 degrees Celsius

Officials of the Regional Transport Authority have come under severe scanner for extracting Rs 600 to Rs 1,000 from the drivers of six-wheelers and 10-wheelers even as they possess all documents.

Following the unexpected rains, the paddy kept by farmers at government-run procurement centres was damaged.

Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF) RM Dobriyal said the tiger that had allegedly killed a female farm laborer and attacked a farmer in Kagaznagar division recently was identified.

A buffalo calf was killed, allegedly by a tiger, when it was grazing in the forests near the Cheelapalli village in Sirpur (T) mandal on Friday. The attack by the tiger which was elusive for the last few days triggered panic among villagers.

Task Force Inspector Ranaprathap said that Shinde Shyam Rao was apprehended while peddling the contraband substance to potential buyers from Wankidi, Asifabad and Karimnagar.

People are mistakenly assuming leopards as tigers due to lack of familiarity with wildlife even as the risk factor is almost similar when they attack humans and cattle or are sighted.

Locals said that the wild animal killed sheep belonging to Dandiga Bapu, Binkar Shankar and Ramagiri Shankar by attacking the herd at around 2 am

The motorists using Kagaznagar-Sirpur (T)-Koutala stretch stated that the tiger was seen moving in the paddy fields abutting the mill and requested forest officials to take steps to prevent attacks on the motorists by the tiger.

Jeevan (32), from Old Colony in the town, received serious head injuries and suffered profuse bleeding when he fell off the bike after van hit the two-wheeler. Death was instant for him.

Officials said the tiger was moving in the plains and attacking humans only when it encountered them on its way in agriculture fields or if it was irritated by villagers who took photographs and videos.