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A 12-year-old Class 6 student in Paloncha, Kothagudem, died by suicide after being admonished by his parents. He was found hanging at home and declared dead at hospital. Police have registered a case
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A village elder, Madivi Nandaiah, was brutally murdered and beheaded at Marrigudem in Kothagudem district. Police suspect a land dispute, while villagers allege the killing was linked to black magic. Two suspects have been identified, and investigation is underway.
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Five construction workers escaped with minor injuries after an ash tanker rammed into their mini-goods vehicle and overturned at Kothagudem railway underbridge. Locals blamed road design flaws for repeated accidents and urged authorities to build a flyover at the spot.
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A minor girl from Aswapuram and a 35-year-old married man from West Godavari died after allegedly consuming pesticide at a lodge in Bhadrachalam, Kothagudem district. Police registered a case and launched an investigation into the circumstances of their deaths.
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A 17-year-old Adivasi girl was allegedly gang-raped by auto drivers near the Chhattisgarh–Telangana border. Found unconscious in Paloncha, she was rescued by locals and handed over to child welfare authorities. Police are awaiting her full statement before registering a case.
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The Godavari river at Bhadrachalam receded below 48 ft on Friday, leading to withdrawal of the second warning. While inflows decreased, the river remains above the first warning level, leaving agricultural lands and villages inundated. Several reservoirs in Khammam remain on alert.
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A warehouse fire in Bhadrachalam’s old vegetable market gutted vehicles and triggered panic on Thursday. Firefighters contained the blaze before it spread to nearby shops. Locals blamed a contractor for illegally storing hazardous chemicals in the densely populated area.
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24-year-old Satheesh murdered during clash between two groups in Bhadrachalam; accused Sairam surrenders to police; incident follows a dispute at a petrol bunk in Yetapaka, Andhra Pradesh, the previous night
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Former MLA and party state secretariat member Julakanti Ranga Reddy said the struggle for the supply of Godavari water to farmers in the district through Sitarama project would be intensified
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Lack of proper monitoring by the authorities in maintaining the ground has been causing severe inconvenience to the sports enthusiasts as well as morning walkers. The entire ground has been converted into a storage yard for the contractors.
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Former Minister Vanama Venkateswara Rao urged the party ranks and the public to attend the BRS silver jubilee meeting and make it a grand success
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The deceased, K Venkateshwarlu (50), had reportedly consumed alcohol with his friends at a wine shop near Nava Bharat. While walking home later that night, he fell into an overflowing drain amid the rain.
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Previous BRS government had allocated 10 acres for journalists, but now Congress government imposed restrictions on the land given to them asking them to pay Rs 4,000 per yard, says CPI (ML) New Democracy leader G Nageswara Rao
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Accused Maloth Pratap Singh, in a drunken state, allegedly took the Class IX girl into a room at the school and forced her to fulfil his desires; parents and villagers thrash him at school
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L Sandhya married a youth four months ago in an inter-religion marriage after she fell in love with him, but her parents approached the Chandrugonda police stating that their daughter was a minor
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Caught near Taliperu dam area during vehicle inspections, 30 Maoist pamphlets seized from them
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Joga Barse, who was contesting for the sarpanch post in Aranpur panchayat, was killed on Thursday night when Maoists forcibly entered his home and slit his throat in front of his family, accusing him of being a police informer. Barse, who had previously been a member of the CPI party, had joined the Congress just a few years ago.
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BRS and Congress workers clash at VM Banjar of Penuballi mandal over selection of 11 persons for sanctioning Indiramma Athmeeya Bharosa even though they were not eligible for the scheme
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The members of Srirama Joint Liability Group with the assistance of Bhadrachalam Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) recently started a unit making ragi and jowar biscuits. The group has been making about five kilograms of biscuits every day
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Tremors felt in Hyderabad's BHEL, RC Puram and Sangareddy town; no loss to life and property reported
