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CAIT said India’s supply chains remain strong and stable despite global tensions, with adequate stocks of essential commodities. Traders have been advised to maintain normal operations and avoid panic, while authorities continue to monitor supply and distribution closely
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Six villages were disconnected from the mainstream area with the Erravagu swelling due to rains in upstream areas at Lambadithanda village in Nennal mandal on Tuesday
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Hyderabad: TRS MPs on Tuesday staged a protest in Parliament against the rise in prices of essential commodities, GST on food items and inflation besides rising prices of petrol, diesel and LPG cylinder. They staged the demonstration with placards in front of the Gandhi statue on the Parliament premises. Soon after the session began, the […]
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Nizamabad: In a rare instance, thieves who stole ancient panchaloha (a mixture of five metals) and copper idols from a temple in Nizamabad district a few days ago, returned them on Sunday by neatly packing them in boxes. Even before the police could nab them, the thieves delivered the idols, which were stolen from Ramalayam […]
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Hyderabad: AICC National Spokesperson Mohan Prakash lashed at the BJP-led NDA government saying the hard times faced by people due to escalating prices of essential commodities in 2021, would continue in the New Year as well. “Like during the last seven years, this year also the gift given to the people by Prime Minister Narendra […]
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Saying that the sanitation workers had provided a great service by discharging their duties even during the lockdown period, Ch Uday Kumar, founder of Mythri Foundation, said that they have decided to support them.
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Inaugurating a Telangana SHG Store at Nampally in Nalgonda district, Rahul Sharma said these stores were set up by SHGs with the help of Terrisons Agro India Private Limited, a nodal agency of SERP
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With Ramzan festival on Friday, most of business locations of old city bustled with activity
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Shops witness long queues, with managements struggling to ensure physical distancing
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Committee, comprising Food Inspector Jyothirmayi, Food Safety Officer Krishna Murthy and Drug Inspector Ravi Kiran, raided the establishments to verify whether they were following the Covid norms.
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About 6.47 lakh migrant workers were given Rs 500 each along with 5 kg of rice at free of cost which incurred total expenditure of Rs 107 crore.
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In a statement, Cherla police stated that the arrested persons were identified as Madakam Kesa and Karatam Srinu of Ramachandrapuram village of Cherla mandal
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Tripathi disclosed that home secretary level talks involving both the states will be held at Lailapur Beat Office on Wednesday morning to resolve the matter amicably.
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As per the directions of CM KCR, officials are distributing Chief Minister Relief Kits which consist of provisions and essential commodities sufficient for a month and three blankets
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Presents ex gratia cheques of Rs 5 lakh each to families who lost their dear ones; directs GHMC to take up extensive sanitation, fogging
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The Parliament has recently passed the three Bills, which have come into effect from September 27 after President Ram Nath Kovind gave his assent.
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Gandhi underscored the need for improving the food procurement and Public Distribution System and acknowledged that they had shortcomings.
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Puranam Shiva Kumari of Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh used to take loans from people from different sections, then disappear, said CI Satyanarayana Reddy
