"kumram-bheem-asifabad"

A dozen persons were reportedly detained by forest officials on Saturday, over their suspected role in the electrocution of a tiger at Yellur village in Penchikalpet mandal, on Friday

The bridge was to be constructed at a cost of Rs 8.50 crore with financial help from NABARD and the works had begun way back in 2007

Police said that Abdul Bin Salhe from Asifabad town suffered serious injuries when the car got overturned after dashing against the divider on NH 363 on the outskirts of the village

One of the four daily wage labourers working on the premises of an underground coal mine died after being stung by a swarm of bees at Goleti village

Kumram Bheem Asifabad court sentenced Shaik Amaruddin to three months in prison and a Rs 2,000 fine for smuggling ganja in 2020, following a thorough investigation and trial

Furniture in a camp office belonging to Additional Collector was gutted when fire broke out due to supposedly electric short-circuit in Asifabad. The loss of property damage is assessed to be about Rs 3 lakh.

Agriculture department complained against District Agriculture Officer R Srinivas Rao, accused of availing reservations by furnishing a fake community certificate to get the job for not just one or two years, but over 28 years

In the first instance, Keerthi (30) was brutally hacked to death by her husband Maruthi in Gudihathnoor mandal centre on Thursday. She was found dead in a pool of blood. Her husband fled the spot after killing Keerthi, police said. Motive behind the murder is yet to be ascertained.

Tigers are facing the threat from poachers of not only Telangana, but neighbouring Maharashtra as well. They are also losing their lives after accidentally touching electrified fences set up by hunters for killing wild animals near forest streams.

However, locals found the body in the river and alerted the police on Saturday. Chiranjeevi confessed to the crime after being interrogated. He admitted to throwing the body in the river with the help of Chiliram, a relative.

Wall posters, allegedly issued by the Telangana Adivasi Yuvajana Sangham, were found pasted on the walls of certain individuals’ homes in Karjelli village of Chintalamanepalli mandal and at the Bejjur mandal centre on Friday night.

For instance, 15 marriages were prevented in the district in 2024 as against 18 child marriages that were prevented in 2023.

Farmers said that the rains affected mangoes which reached fruiting stage and standing maize crops, causing losses

Addressing the media persons in Kagaznagar, Praveen Kumar wondered as to why Rama Rao was framed without committing a crime.

The Sarpanches regretted that they were forced to run from pillar to post for payment of bills relating to Mana Ooru-Mana Badi, Palle Prakriti Vanam, crematoriums and internal roads taken up in their panchayats

The girl was shifted to the Sakhi One Stop Centre (SOSC) for counselling

Chairman of Disciplinary Action Committee G Chinna Reddy issued the notice on Friday, seeking an explanation from Srinivas within a week.

Some villages in Luxettipet, Kasipet, Bellampalli, Thandur, Mancherial and Bheemini mandals witnessed the unexpected rains and hailstorm.

Officials said that 35,063 students were appearing for the examinations, while 184 centres were set up in the four district districts such as Adilabad, Nirmal, Mancherial and Kumram Bheem Asifabad

Gundla Prakash from Gangapur ended his life by consuming pesticide as he was upset over the harassment by the local SI Chandrashekhar and two others, over a loan of Rs 1 lakh he had availed from one woman