"farmer"

According to police, Thoparapu Nadipi Bheemaiah (68) had set fire to paddy stubble in his fields and fell unconscious due to suffocation as the smoke spread over the area.

He was sowing fishtail palm seeds at the time of the incident. Some neighboring farmers noticed his body and informed his family members about the mishap.

Parameshwar and his wife also had serious issues amid this financial crisis when she left him for her parent's home a few days ago.

Under BRS rule, agriculture sector witnessed major transformation in State

The accused was said to have demanded Rs 50, 000 from the farmer, K Ram Babu to issue Pattadar passbook for his agriculture land.

Sandeep, who was waiting for his turn for almost one month, took this decision after being frustrated with the officials not even weighing his paddy.

Yesaiah, who had taken half an acre on lease for farming, was also trying to make ends meet by buying and selling scrap by roaming around in the villages.

The family members informed the police about the incident who shifted his body to government hospital for postmortem.

It is learnt that he touched an electrified fence meant for preventing crop damage by wild animals.

They were shifted to the Vemulawada area hospital while Bhumaiah’s body was shifted to Sircilla hospital for postmortem.

In addition to having less gluten, Khapli is known for being high in protein, fibre, minerals and vitamins.

Bazarhathnoor Sub-Inspector B Naresh said that Pendur Laxman died on the spot when he came into contact with the snare meant to kill wild boars in a farm of Subhash.

Their 17-year-old son Kota Anji had grievous injuries. He was rushed to a hospital in Bellampalli where his condition was stated to be serious.

A 48-year old farmer was murdered allegedly by his brother-in-law at Chinna Siddapur village in Bejjur mandal

A 63-year-old farmer was trampled to death by an elephant at Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve (STR) here on Friday, the forest officials said.

With buyers shying away from purchasing ready-to-harvest watermelon, a farmer in the district has taken to social media to sell the produce.

The grower said he embraced digital surveillance for his farm at Shahpur Banjar, about 20 km from Aurangabad, after tomato thieves struck there.

Singh instructed the electricity department officials to grant a compensation of Rs 5 lakh to the deceased's wife within 10 days.

According to the police, Kukkala Bikshapathi (45) of the same village, was reportedly facing financial problems.

The shoes are made out of wool-like cloth called "Gongadi"