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Five young devotees from Hyderabad drowned in the Godavari River while taking a holy dip at Basar on Sunday. The victims, aged 17 to 24, were part of a pilgrimage group and were unfamiliar with swimming in the river’s deeper sections.
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Akhil Goud, who came to Bhadrachalam along with his parents and relatives, drowns in Godavari river
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The meeting is scheduled for June 24, 2025, at 11:30 AM at Jal Soudha. The Chairman of the Task Force on Interlinking of Rivers (ILR) and the Chairman of the Central Water Commission (CWC) will jointly preside over the meeting
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BRS leader and former Minister T Harish Rao criticized the Telangana govt for its inaction and accused the BJP government at the Centre of favoring Andhra Pradesh and undermining Telangana’s interests
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Congress MLAs and other leaders are expected to insist on the Chief Minister to make a statement owing to pressure from the public
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Telangana farmers are facing severe hardships as unseasonal rains, accompanied by gales and hailstorms, continue to wreak havoc across different districts
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Prabhakar Reddy said that the Dubbak people had lost the lands under the project and canals while people from other parts of the State were benefiting from it.
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The bike riding smugglers carrying a bag hit a constable Ramachari with the bike when he tried to stop them and fled. The constable broke one of his legs and was shifted Hyderabad for better treatment after first aid locally.
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Usikamalla Sravan from Mancherial town met a watery grave when he was taking a dip in the river at a deep spot
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Radandi Rajesh's body was handed over to his family after a post-mortem examination
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The bird festival to bring together bird enthusiasts, researchers, and community members from across the country to celebrate the rich avian diversity of the Kawal landscape
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Basar Sub-Inspector Ganesh said that Balaji (36) from Rathnelli in Dharmabad Taluka of Nanded district in Maharashtra met a watery grave. He was accompanied by his family members who could not save him while drowning
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The five-day annual Nagoba jatara, is an important religious and cultural affair of the Mesram clan, is set to begin at Keslapur village in Indervelli mandal on january 28
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The Mesrams fetched the holy water in an ancient container from a spot called Hasthanamadugu in Godavari near Kalamadugu village in Jannaram mandal of Mancherial district by trekking for 150 kilometers
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Highlights injustice meted out to water-starved erstwhile Mahabubnagar and Rangareddy districts, demands swift action to secure Palamuru region’s rightful share of water resources
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The project is estimated to cost over Rs 80,000 crore; aims to divert water from Godavari to Rayalaseema region in Krishna basin
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The project is expected to have serious ramifications, but its realisation depends on the perspective and approach of the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal-2, headed by Justice Brijesh Kumar
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This component was intended to draw an additional one TMC of water per day from Godavari River, increasing existing capacity from two TMC to three TMC per day
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The National Water Development Agency has ruled out the possibility of enhancing the water shares of States from the 148 TMC sought to be diverted by linking the Godavari and Pennar rivers and emphasised consensus approach to serve national interests.
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Chennur police reported that the two young individuals from Dugnepalli entered the river for a fun swim, despite not knowing how to swim.