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Forest officials reported that leopard pugmarks were found in the Ameenpur forest beat near the village. They urged locals to remain cautious and advised farmers not to enter agricultural fields before 10 a.m. and to leave by 4 p.m. They also recommended that cotton growers work in groups and wear face masks for added safety.

While the cotton crop ready for harvesting, venturing out into fields to harvest cotton balls has become a risky affair, with more than one tiger on the prowl

He stated that the tiger on the prowl in a bush attacked the cow and killed it by biting its neck. He added that he ran away from the spot to escape himself and informed villagers about the incident.

The tiger, however, left the sheep and slipped into nearby forests when the shepherd raised an alarm.

Around 30,000 devotees belonging to several parts of Kumram Bheem Asifabad disrict, Mancherial districts and neighboring Maharashtra made a beeline to the holy place from morning till evening.

Chief Wildlife Warden Elusing Meru requested the public to wear face masks for self-protection.

Locals opined that the Rauthu Sujatha’s gallantry saved the life of Suresh.

District Forest Officer Neeraj Kumar Tebriwal handed over a cheque of Rs 5 lakh to her husband Vasudev, while another cheque of the same value was given to her mother Vadai Vimala, at the office of Kagaznagar FDO.

Say the big cat was located near Areguda village, located around 10 kilometres from Easgaon

The fear of the villagers can be justified as tigers killed three humans in the last four years, all in the month of November. Their fears have aggravated with the latest human loss on Friday.

Residents of many villages in Sirpur (T) Assembly segment are on the edge following the killing of a woman by a tiger at Nazrulnagar in Kagaznagar mandal on Friday.

Farmers forced to take up agriculture activities such as spraying pesticides and harvesting the cotton crop after 10 am

Marapa Lingu (35) died on the spot, while his pillion rider and two others had minor injuries.

Chindam Saikrishna, a 27-year-old youngster from a financially backward family in Penchikalpet mandal headquarters has cracked the post of a junior lecturer (economics).

Shailaja, 14, had died on Monday while undergoing treatment at NIMS in Hyderabad.

The body of Rehan was shifted to district headquarters hospital for post-mortem.

The value of the grains was assessed to be Rs 1.50 lakh.

Eshwar criticized the state government, particularly Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, who holds the education portfolio, for their negligence. 

Dakre Ramdas (44), died allegedly by  suicide as he was depressed for registering losses in raising the cotton crop at Patnapur village in Jainoor mandal on Friday.

After receiving the woman’s complaint on November 20, 2021, then-Wankidi Inspector Sudhakar registered a case against Vinesh and initiated an investigation. He submitted a charge sheet to the court, supporting it with substantial evidence and eyewitness testimonies to prove the accused’s involvement.