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Villagers question officials over irregularities in selection of beneficiaries for four welfare schemes being implemented by Congress government
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According to police officials, R Sumanth hanged took the drastic step due to financial problems
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Kalumu Payiki, a senior member of the CPI (Maoist), surrendered to Kothagudem police due to health issues, growing encounters, and disillusionment with Maoist leadership
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A man Bhukya Naveen and his wife Supraja of Paloncha town suffered bleeding injuries in their necks and other parts as the manja entangled them while they were traveling on a two-wheeler on Wednesday. The incident took place on the bypass road of Vidyanagar Colony in Kothagudem
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The accused youths, Pawan, Pradeep and Promod allegedly attacked the constable, Shekhar and ran away
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The accused, Bhimanapalli Krishna, allegedly demanded a bribe of Rs 10,000 from Sandhya Rani, a Telugu teacher working on an outsourcing basis at the school since last August, in exchange for clearing her pending salary bills.
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S Rampawar, student of a private college in Kothagudem, took the extreme step as he was being mentally tortured by college management, alleges father
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Burglars break into warehouse owned by DMR Enterprises at TTD Kalyana Mandapam road and steal 10 large-sized cartons
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Divyang Udyoga Sangham president Maloth Jaggu Das, its members Ramaniah, Upendramma, TVPS general secretary Medi Praveen Kumar, members K Nageswara Rao and others were present
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The incident occurred when the 59-year-old employee, K Anjaneyulu, riding on a moped in the wrong route was going to take a u-turn on the main road at Nataraj centre in Paloncha town
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Rooster farms in the villages turn busy as prospective buyers from bordering villages in AP, Chhattisgarh and Odisha come calling
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It might be recalled that TGRTC and OSRTC signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on February 22 in 2023 to bus services to select destinations in their respective States
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Panic spread in many villages of Adilabad, Asifabad, Mulugu and other areas as locals spotted tigers crossing the roads, moving in the fields and even attacking the cattle.
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The SFI extended its solidarity to the CRTs who have launched an indefinite strike six days ago demanding minimum time scale, job security, to regularisation of their services and others
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The 119 km new railway line project was sanctioned on a 50 percent cost sharing basis with the Andhra Pradesh government
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Since the government allowed private companies to explore coal in the country, the monopoly of SCCL as the single largest coal producer in south India was being challenged
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The company's General Manager (Personnel, Welfare, and Recruitment Cell), K. Srinivasa Rao, along with DGM (Personnel-IR Wing) K. Ajay Kumar and DGM (Personnel Welfare) G. Rajendra Prasad, unveiled the event's wall poster on Saturday.
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The SP inspected the classrooms; examined the teaching methods of the teachers and asked the students about their problems
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During his visit to the hospital on Friday for a medical seminar and to inspect the under-construction critical care wing, the Collector was approached by several individuals attending to their relatives, who voiced complaints about the hospital's poor functioning.
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The issue arises from the lack of pattas for the land where poor families have built sheds or huts, as these lands fall under the 1/70 Act (AP Scheduled Areas Land Transfer Regulation Act 1959-Amendment 1/1970), which controls the transfer of tribal land to non-tribals in agency villages. Additionally, those living on SCCL lands in areas like Kothagudem, Yellandu, and Manugur cannot register the land as it is owned by the company.