The India Meteorological Department (IMD) for Sunday has issued a yellow alert for several Telangana districts, warning of the likelihood of heavy rainfall in isolated areas.
On Saturday night, a wild animal attacked and killed dogs that were chained to a pole in an agricultural field owned by Balaji. After Balaji reported the incident to forest officials, they installed CCTV cameras to identify the animal. Although they recorded pugmarks, they were unable to determine the animal's identity.
According to official information, a tiger has entered the forests of Edulawada forest in Asifabad mandal by crossing the National Highway 363 indicates a positive answer.
The Collector ordered the officials of the health department to take steps to prevent vector-borne diseases. He told officials of the animal husbandry department to check the menace of stray dogs
Twenty-year-old Sangi Rushi Aditya from Godavarikhani town in Peddapalli fell into water from a view point when he was attempting to take a selfie on Monday around 6 pm.
Dahegaon Sub-Inspector K Raju reported that an unidentified person attempted to steal cash by breaking into the bank but failed. CCTV footage showed the individual moving around inside the bank before leaving without stealing anything.
Not only residents, but also ASHA workers, teachers, health assistants, employees of Panchayat and revenue departments were now relying on the boats to discharge duties at the villages.
The city recorded a maximum temperature at 27.8 degree Celsius on Tuesday. For the next two days, the maximum and minimum temperatures will be around 28 and 24 degree Celsius, respectively.
According to the rainfall report available on Telangana Development Planning Society’s website, the actual average rainfall of the district was measured to be 49.5 mm of rainfall.
Praveen Kumar took to X and expressed salutations to their feet for coming forward to join the party by reposing faith in leadership of BRS chief K Chandrashekhar Rao
The proposed ethanol manufacturing plant along with a co-power generation unit at Ankusapur in Kaghaznagar mandal is likely to spell trouble for tigers and efforts to protect wildlife in the region.