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Superintendent of Police DV Srinivas commended Inspector Sathish, SI Rajeshwar and court liaisoning officer Ram Singh for getting the case convicted.

10 cows and a van were seized from them.

The kin of the victims are losing out on statutory benefits, mainly due to ignorance over the benefits including monetary aid, health insurance, monthly pensions, etc., extended by the government.

Locals said the tiger along with its cubs made the banks of a canal as its shelter near the forest fringe village and was moving in the vicinity, panicking farmers and residents.

Patha Venkataramana, who led the team, told pressmen that building the barrage across Pranahita river was the only option left following sinking of the piers of the Medigadda barrage, a part of KLIP.

Police said that the deceased laborers were identified as Bapuram Shankar, Rudrapu Hanmanthu and Poshanna, aged between 40 and 50, all belonging to Kumram Bheem Asifabad district.

Asifabad Forest Range Officer Appalakonda said that the deer was rescued by Rahman, the son of businessman Fayaz belonging to Asifabad town, when it was being chased by a pack of dogs.

The minister further told the officials to prevent inconvenience to the public due to floods and heavy rains. She asked them to take steps to avoid human loss.

The procurement commenced on April 1 and would end by June 10,” Additional Collector (Revenue) Sabawath Motilal told ‘Telangana Today.’

Farmers started preparing the fields for sowing seeds of various crops mainly staple paddy, cotton, soya bean, red gram, green gran, maize, etc.

In the first instance, the unidentified persons mixed a toxic chemical in the tank in which fish was being grown by one Thalandi Balaram at Andugulaguda village, leading to the death of around two quintals of fish.

Asifabad Sub-Inspector Ramesh said that Srinivas (45) was found hanging after picking up an argument with his wife.

Rebbena Sub-Inspector D Chandrashekhar said that Tekam Posham, a 70-year old priest at a local deity's temple in Goleti village died on the spot after the bees stung him.

Asifabad Inspector Gadigoppula Sathish said Chunarkar Kalavathi and Akkapelli Ravinder, both from Rahapalli were arrested for their role in the murder of Chunarkar Ravinder (38), a farmer on Friday morning.

Jadhav Nikhil, a Grade XI of the school was among 15 students picked for the course. He is currently learning the course offered by the ABVIMAS.

The cause of the bear's death was yet to be ascertained. 

Koutala Sub-Inspector N Madhukar said that unknown persons burnt the electric motor, transformer and starter belonging to a minor lift irrigation scheme built at the river as they could not copper wire from the motor and transformer.

Thanks to a dip in maximum temperatures caused by light to moderate rains that cooled down sweltering heat wave conditions, the segment saw 69.81 percent of voting by 5 pm when compared to 75.34 percent registered in 2019.

There were complaints of EVMs developing snags at Sri Sai Public School 243 number polling booth under Uppal constituency. Due to disruption in power supply at few places in Kumram Bheem Asifabad, the polling is continuing very slowly, according to reports.

Both forest officials and villagers reportedly came to blows after a heated argument over ownership of the land. However, police pacified the two groups.