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Severe heat wave conditions have disrupted normal life across the undivided Karimnagar district, with temperatures crossing 46 degree C in several places. Six persons reportedly died amid the extreme weather, while trade unions sought revised work timings in Singareni mining areas.

BRS leaders and farmers staged a protest in Choppadandi against new paddy procurement norms, citing financial burden and delays. They demanded a return to the previous system, alleging the new rules would create hardships for farmers during procurement.

In a heart-rending incident at Choppadandi in Karimnagar, an elderly couple died within hours of each other. Lachaiah succumbed to age-related ailments on Friday evening, and his wife Hanumakka, already hospitalised, passed away later that night after hearing of his death.

Karimnagar Commissionerate police arrested six men involved in a series of thefts across rural areas, recovering property worth Rs 20 lakh. The gang was caught during a vehicle check at Gumpula crossroads in Choppadandi. They confessed to 15 offences, including stealing agricultural pump sets, copper wire and livestock.

A fireman in Karimnagar, Manohar from Durshed village, attempted suicide by consuming pesticide, alleging harassment by senior officers Pawan and Kishan at Choppadandi fire station. Friends rushed him to hospital, where he is now undergoing treatment.

Several senior Congress leaders, including Ministers and recent BRS defectors, were absent from the second phase of the Janahitha Yatra in Choppadandi. While party sources attributed some absences to official meetings, others were linked to pending legal matters.

Former MLA Sunke Ravishankar warned of protests during Ministers’ visits in Karimnagar, alleging the Congress government ignored farmers’ demand for irrigation water. He urged the government to release water to save withering paddy crops and fill key reservoirs

While the highest depletion of 3.69 metres was recorded in Choppadandi mandal, the water table has gone down to 15.31 metres in Gangadhara mandal

Former MLA Sunke Ravishankar says standing crops such as maize and paddy damaged in hundreds of acres due to recent heavy rainfall that hit Choppadandi constituency

With the arrest of London-based Rangareddy native Akhilesh Reddy, several doubts are being raised about the motive behind the call

When they reached the entrance gate of the house, police rushed to the spot and arrested them and shifted them to the police station

Revanth Reddy and his gang is attempting to spread anarchy by targeting BRS leaders, says party working president, warns of severe consequences if such incidents continue

BRS workers, led by Choppadandi in-charge and former MLA Sunke Ravishankar registered the protest by sitting on the main road. They raised slogans against the State government and Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.

Based on BRS working president KT Rama Rao’s call for Statewide celebrations, party leaders and activists celebrated the event.

The accused also warned to kill him, after which the legislator lodged a complaint with Kothapalli police, who began investigation by registering a case under Sections 308, 351(3), (4) of BNS.

Besides presenting new clothes, BRS leader and former MLA Sunke Ravishankar and his family members had lunch with children at his residence in Burugupalli of Gangadhara mandal on Sunday.

Nakka Anil from Balvanthapur, Mallial mandal of Jagtial district, wrote on the number plat of his vehicle stating that “Medipalli Satyam Choppadandi MLA Thaluku”.

The power crisis started within three months of the Congress party coming to power, he said.

The incident occurred when a speeding car hit a two wheeler from the opposite direction near Siddhartha School at 3.45 pm.

While Naveen (20) died on the spot, Mahesh breathed his last while being shifted to hospital in Karimnagar.