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Sagar Reddy made the suicide bid by consuming pesticide at his residence on Tuesday night.

In a statement, Rama Rao highlighted the tragic case of farmer Surender Reddy from Medchal, who took his own life after being unable to secure a loan waiver despite repeated visits to banks and government offices.

The incident unfolded after Surender Reddy, who had tirelessly sought to have his crop loan waived as promised by the State government, faced repeated delays. Despite his numerous appeals to officials, the 52-year-old farmer was unable to secure the loan clearance.

Venkatesh, 24, met a watery grave when he slipped and fell in the well.

The new requirement for farmers to provide self-declarations has sparked outrage. He called the process demeaning and referred to it as a "Self-Declaration Drama," suggesting it was a tactic to avoid fulfilling loan waiver promises.

They chose to grow green gram, expecting it to fetch better prices than food crops. However, they ended up selling the green gram for Rs 6000 to Rs 6500 per quintal, resulting in a loss of over Rs 2500 per quintal.

Dhoutre Anjanna lost consciousness after being struck by lightning and was rushed to a hospital in Kaghaznagar. Unfortunately, doctors declared him dead on arrival. He had been returning home from his field when the incident occurred.

Taking to Instagram Stories, the actress shared a series of videos from an unknown location, trying her hands at the clay pot art

He died during treatment at a private hospital in Khammam early Wednesday morning. It should be noted that before attempting suicide on Sunday, the farmer recorded a selfie video accusing Jatoth Veeranna, a farmer and former Naxal, of trying to encroach on his agricultural land.

According to reports, armed with sticks and other weapons, a group of persons entered into an argument with Kollampally, a farmer in his fields at Katavaram

The deceased M Narsimha Rao (27) while switching on an irrigation pump set at the bore well suffered electric shock and died on the spot.

The farmer, Veeramalla Nagaraju who was eagerly waiting for the loan waiver message from the bank received a link sent to him in the name of the Union Bank with a request to update his credentials.

Chennur Inspector K Ravinder said that the fertilizer bags being transported in the four vehicles were seized when the farmers failed to show relevant receipts when police intercepted the vehicles.

Mokiri Mallaiah and Jella Mallaiah attacked each other over the dispute at their agriculture field, with Jella Mallaiah sustaining serious injuries in the attack.

A farmer M Seethaiah of Banapuram village in Mudigonda mandal consumed pesticide over a land dispute and was rushed to a private hospital in Khammam.

Farmer Pachipala Bhadraiah, consumes pesticide in his agriculture land at Alia thanda in Singareni mandal, amidst allegations of encroachment upon his one and half acre land.

A rope and an empty bottle of beer was found near the victim's body.

The 55-year-old farmer said there were some wrong entries in the records and he was roaming around the Tahsildar office for a correction in the records.

The victim was Ragula Ashok (47). He was found dead with a head injury suspected to have been inflicted with a sharp weapon.

Unable to clear the debts, he reportedly took an extreme step. Balaraj was survived by two daughters, a son, and his wife.