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Speaking on the occasion Asifabad MLA Athram Sakku said that the government was striving to realise aspirations of Adivasis
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Kumram Bheem Asifabad: Two brothers, who were alleged to be alcoholic jumped in front of a moving train near Sirpur (T) railway station on Friday. However, the incident came to light on Saturday, railway police said. The deceased were identified as Divite Dileep (26) and his younger brother Srikanth (21), of Bestawada area in Sirpur […]
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Adilabad: The Medical and Health Department has made elaborate arrangements for the dry run of vaccination for healthcare workers that will take place on Friday. According to information provided by authorities of the department, the district has 6,245 workers working in 40 primary centres, community health centres and Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Science (RIMS)-Adilabad. […]
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Nearly 300 species of migratory birds recorded in Kaghaznagar forest division in past two years
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Bapu Rao, rapping the forest officials for failing to trap the killer tiger, accused them of intentionally releasing the tigers into the forests in the district to frighten the rural folk and to stop podu cultivation.
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Kumram Bheem Asifabad: As part of community policing, Tiryani police distributed 300 blankets to tribals with the help of local youth and People’s Helping Hand, a voluntary organisation at Thatiguda village in Tiryani mandal on Sunday. ASP YVS Sudheendra was the chief guest of the event. Sudheendra urged the tribals to shun superstitious beliefs and […]
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Tiryani Sub-Inspector P Rama Rao said that they arranged the artificial limb to Madavi Nethubai, a native of Suddhaghat hamlet under Movad village
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Kumram Bheem-Asifabad: Forest Department officials in Kaghaznagar Division intensified efforts to capture the killer tiger in the wake of loss of two human lives recently. Sensing trouble, the tigers are not showing any interest to kill the bait set by the foresters in the trap cages to capture the carnivores. This has prompted the officials […]
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This is the first spotting of the fish - Ganges River Sprat in peninsular India.
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Kumram Bheem Asifabad: A teenaged boy accidentally drowned in Pranahita river when he along with two others was taking a dip in it on the outskirts of Somini village in Bejjur mandal on Friday. His body is yet to be fished out. Another boy was rescued by his friend. Bejjur police said that the deceased […]
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Adilabad: District authorities have sounded alert in the wake of a new strain of novel coronavirus detected in the United Kingdom. Even as the positive cases of the novel coronavirus were drastically coming down, the spread of the variant of the deadly virus reported in the UK created a flutter in the erstwhile Adilabad district. […]
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Ginnedari in Kumram Bheem Asifabad district records a minimum of 4.3 degrees
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Kumram Bheem Asifabad: A tiger killed a cow of a farmer when it was grazing in the forests of Papanpet village in Bejjur mandal on Monday. Foresters said that the cow belonging to Manepalli Sattaiah was found dead after being attacked by the carnivore in the beat of Papanpet forests. It was yet to be […]
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Kumram Bheem Asifabad: Sirpur (T) MLA Koneru Konappa said the State government was implementing a slew of welfare schemes despite the impact that Covid-19 pandemic had on the State economy. Konappa, who handed over cheques to beneficiaries of Kalyana Laxmi and Shadi Mubarak in Chintalamanepalli mandal centre on Sunday, said the government was implementing welfare […]
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Rich prey base, availability of drinking water sources and enough forest cover reason, say experts
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The posters threatened action against the officials and elected representatives if they did not mend ways.
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Sudheendra asserted that police were taking part in social service activities apart from protecting law and order.
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They alleged that they were being harassed by the officials of the forest department for depending on the forests for livelihood.
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Kumram Bheem Asifabad: A tiger was reportedly sighted in agriculture fields of Rudrapur, Chintalamanepalli and Babasagar and Adipelli villages on Monday. Agriculture labourers who were engaged in picking cotton in these four villages and many other habitations located on forest fringes said they spotted a big cat moving in the cotton fields. Stating that living […]
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Indrakaran Reddy stressed the need to capture the killer tiger at the earliest. He told the authorities to take steps to prevent human loss in the future.
