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According to locals and family members, Maila Narsaiah was discovered hanging from a tree in an agricultural field. He was reportedly troubled by his inability to repay his debts. It was learned that he had suffered losses in cotton farming due to a decline in yield. He had cultivated the crop using borrowed loans, though the total amount of the loans has yet to be determined.

Family members and locals reported that Rathod Gokul, a resident of Lingojiguda Thanda in Utnoor mandal, attempted to take his own life by ingesting pesticide on January 12. Initially, he was admitted to a hospital in Hyderabad but was later transferred to RIMS-Adilabad on Saturday, where he passed away.

V Navin Kumar (33), the deceased, owned half an acre of land and also worked on others' farms. He reportedly left home 10 days ago for work, but his mobile phone had been switched off since Thursday.

Chirra Venkateshwarlu was said to be under pressure due to financial difficulties and died while undergoing treatment

The farmer, Firagi hailing from Labdhi village near Basar spoke in Hindi recalling how he had helped Reddy to enter Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge and Technologies (RGUKT)-Basar from its rear side, when students were staging a protest, by offering him to drive on his tractor way back in 2022

On December 1, farmer Vallapu Malliah suffered severe injuries in a two-wheeler accident and was declared brain dead on December 8. His wife, Vallapu Yadamma, gave consent for organ donation. Surgeons successfully retrieved five organs, including the liver, two kidneys, and two corneas, which were then allocated to patients in need following organ donation guidelines.

A disturbing incident unfolded at the IKP procurement center in Annaram village on Sunday, where farmers Guguloth Keema Naik and Punnamma attempted self-immolation in front of hundreds of people. Fellow farmers quickly intervened, saving them from the desperate act, and then staged a protest at the center to show solidarity with the couple.

Farmer Rajaiah, 50, left his home on Friday evening and was found hanging from a tree by locals on Saturday morning. According to his family, Rajaiah, who owned one acre of land, was struggling with severe financial issues and was unable to repay debts from various sources. It is believed that these hardships led him to take his own life.

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.

Kunta Sub-Inspector Bhaskara Chary reported that Neralla Lakshman took the extreme step after failing to secure profits in farming. Lakshman had cultivated soybeans on his 2-acre land, but the crop was damaged by monsoon floods. The resulting financial crisis, combined with delays in government assistance through Rythu Bharosa and difficulties in obtaining loans to plant maize, left him deeply distressed.

Local residents reported that Mudam Venkatesham (40), a resident of Shanthinagar in Sircilla town, took his wife Bolla Vasantha (35) to his paddy fields behind the nursing college, where he killed her before consuming pesticide and ending his own life. Initially, locals believed the couple had committed suicide by ingesting pesticides. However, suspicions of murder arose when blood was found at the scene.

Mallesham, who had come to the town for shopping, was on his way home when Prasanth, driving in the opposite direction, collided with his bike. Mallesham died instantly at the scene. The police have arrested Prasanth.

Edmala Mohan Reddy, a farmer from Kuchulapur village in Boath mandal, had an argument with the chairman of the agriculture market committee over the delayed transfer of his soya produce, which had been at the yard for four days. Frustrated, he attempted to take his own life by ingesting pesticide.

The man, a farmer, M Gousuddin, a resident of Tangadapally in Munipally mandal, was caught growing ganja by excise and police officials

Chennur police reported that Jad Bapu, 45, from Rachapalli village, died instantly on Sunday after coming into contact with an electrified fence set up by a farmer to protect his paddy crop from wild boars. His body was discovered near the fence on Monday.

The farmer has been identified as Chakli Nagaraju (27).

The farmer Pochaiah of Veluru said the revenue officials had transferred his 36 guntas of land to Uppari Rama Swamy of the same village without his consent

A native of Guddudoddi village, 45-year-old Parushuramudu complained to officials that his farm land was registered to another person by the Aiza MRO. He appealed to the revenue officials to register the land back on his name but there was no response, according to reports.

Villagers reported that honey bees attacked farmers while they were working in the fields. Kandadi Laxma Reddy, Alluri Ravinder Reddy, Kandala Raji Reddy, Kandala Naveen Reddy, and laborer Subash were injured in the attack.

Abbenda Nagesh (38), accidentally fell into the agriculture well