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The Godavari River at Bhadrachalam crossed the 41-foot mark on Saturday, nearing the first warning level of 43 feet. Inflows surged due to heavy rain in tributary catchments. Authorities have placed DDRF teams on standby and issued precautionary alerts.
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Tensions flared after an attack on Bhadradri Temple staff by encroachers in Purushothapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. The land, donated in 1878, remains encroached despite a High Court order. BRS leaders blame the village’s merger into AP for the ongoing crisis
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Adivasi leaders staged a protest in Bhadrachalam after being excluded from the Dammakka Seva Yatra–2025. They accused temple officials of ignoring tradition by not inviting tribal groups. Heated arguments erupted during floral tributes at the Dammakka statue
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The Temples Protection Movement condemned the attack on the Bhadrachalam temple Executive Officer for opposing illegal constructions on temple lands in Andhra Pradesh. TPM urged Telangana and Andhra Pradesh governments to protect the lands and resolve the issue permanently.
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A key embankment protecting Bhadrachalam from Godavari floods has partially collapsed, triggering panic among residents. BRS and CPI(M) leaders blamed the government for delay in permanent repairs, as monsoon rains intensify threat in Kotha Colony and nearby areas
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BRS MLC K. Kavitha appealed to PM Modi and the Chief Ministers of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh to resolve the status of five villages around Bhadrachalam during the Pragathi Agenda meeting, claiming they were unfairly merged with Andhra despite no submergence risk.
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Srinivas noted that a few customers on Friday threatened him in the local police station and demanded him to return their entire deposit within five days.
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Demands Telangana government to reclaim Bhadrachalam villages from Andhra Pradesh
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Twelve CPI (Maoist) cadres from Chhattisgarh surrender as part of 'Operation Cheyutha'. Kothagudem district has recorded 294 surrenders this year, with police offering financial assistance, rehabilitation, and heightened border security to prevent Maoist infiltration
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Officials review key components including the diaphragm wall and cofferdams, stressing expedited work and coordination between Central and State agencies
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Decision follows inter-state meeting held recently between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, facilitated by Polavaram Project Authority, to assess backwater effects of the project on Telangana’s streams
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A woman and her son were killed when a speeding coal tipper collided with their car on the Kothagudem-Vijayawada highway. Other passengers were injured, and coal tippers remain a serious threat to commuters’ safety
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Polavaram backwaters raises fears of flooding and displacement in the temple town; growing pollution from local industries affecting the region
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BRS working president K T Rama Rao has directed the party cadres and leaders to work with people in fighting against the Congress misrule and get ready for the ensuing local body elections
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Poor families in agency villages and Singareni areas are unable to benefit from the Indiramma housing scheme as they lack pattas for the lands under their occupation
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Speaking to the media Superintendent of Police B Rohith Raju informed that there were three female Maoists among the surrendered Maoists
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Three security personnel engaged in anti-Naxal operations reportedly fell ill due to scorching summer heat and were admitted to Government Area Hospital at Bhadrachalam in the district for treatment
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Following directions from Housing and Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy the district panchayat officer issued orders on Saturday removing the bill collector Jagadish from his services.
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Kothagudem railway station was one among the 40 railway stations selected for upgradation across Telangana under ABSS
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The priests brought festival deities from the main temple to the stadium amid chanting of Vedic mantras and performed the coronation rituals according to the temple traditions.