"kumram-bheem-asifabad"

People are forced to trek long distances to collect drinking water from streams. While some of the residents are relying on open wells, some are forced to use bullock carts to get drinking water from wells situated in far off places

The officials stated that special buses would be operated for the convenience of rural students in Adilabad district, as per instructions of Collector Rajarshi Shah

Konappa’s move has not only exposed internal bickerings in the Congress, but also jolted the leadership of the party.

Koneru Konappa calls upon people to launch a movement to achieve a proposed bridge across the Penganga river at Veerdhandi village, connecting the people of Telangana and Maharashtra

A student from a Zilla Parishad High School in Koutala mandal claimed that he received injuries on his hands and legs when their social science teacher hit him with a stick

Forest officials said the tigress stayed in the forests of Ameenguda beat under the Goleti Section of the Rebbena range. Its pugmarks were recorded at a stream. Two CCTV cameras were installed, while animal trackers were deployed to trail the movement of the tigress

This disturbing trend was discovered when government officials investigated the blood samples of 6.96 lakh tribals from 14 tribal-dominant districts of the State for the third time

ASP Chittaranjan, clad in civil dress, conducted surprise raids and seized the cattle

District Child Protection Officer Burla Mahesh, said they could avert the engagement of a minor girl with a boy from Dabba village in Chintalamanepalli mandal by providing counselling to parents of the bride and groom

Julie, an avid naturalist from Australia along with her friend Manogna Reddy from Hyderabad expressed happiness to visit the pristine landscape of Kagaznagar

The officials told the villagers to avoid sudden confrontation with the carnivore.

Those arrested admitted to exhuming five bones of a body buried at Yetiguda village on January 17

The woman, Akukdkar Jyotsna, belonging to SC Colony in the mandal centre, claimed that she was selected as a teacher in the examination held by the District Selection Committee recently.

The district in Telangana is among 73 districts across India selected by Niti Aayog to be converted into a ‘child marriage-free’ district

The shocking incident took place on Thursday when Rajitha allegedly spiked her husband's drink with pesticide. Satish, unaware of the poison, drank the liquor and later died. Poisoning symptoms became evident as Satish began vomiting and frothing at the mouth.

In the first incident, nine individuals were caught red-handed while engaging in the act at Janagama village in Koutala mandal. The police confiscated Rs 3,900 in cash, three roosters, and three knives from their possession.

Family members said Karam Santosh (29), a daily wage labourer from the village resorted to the drastic step by consuming pesticide. They alleged that Santosh was harassed by the staffers of a cooperative bank for repayment of a loan of Rs 30,000 availed by him seven years ago

"We don’t understand why the tiger was captured. It used to stray into the forests of Kumram Bheem Asifabad districts and was meeting a female tiger in this region at regular intervals. We expected the two would develop a family here, helping the population of tigers here grow,” a senior Forest official said.

It is learnt that a male tiger was caged and tranquilized in the forests of the Athmaramguda.

Athram Parvathi (12) breathed her last at her home soon after returning from a hospital in Utnoor mandal centre. She was studying at a government school, run by the tribal welfare department, at Rashimetta village in Jainoor mandal.