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Kothagudem SP B Rohith Raju said that everyone who works in the police department should also know some basic things related to first aid
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TSRTC officials said the region registered profits on par with the revenues generated in 2020.
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His brother S Laxman, who was also a priest, passed away few days ago due to illness. This is second death in the family in the last one month
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Tribal priests took the deities to the forest after performing pujas at the gaddelu (platforms) in multiple spots across the district, while devotees who were camping here also left.
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The jatara ended with the goddesses’ “Tallula Vanapravesham” (entry into the forest) as the vermilion casket was carried back to Chilukalagutta and kept there until the next jatara.
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According to Varun Reddy, power supply was provided through two sub-stations and arrangements were made to supply it from another sub-station in case of any minor disruption.
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In a statement, Chandrashekhar Rao reflected on the spiritual and historical importance of Sammakka-Saralamma, noting that their spirit of struggle for self-respect was involved in the Telangana Statehood movement.
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Today's Morning News includes: India and China hold talks on LAC, India and Greece to firm up ties, Shehbaz to be Pakistan PM, 'Delhi Chalo' paused and 1 farmer was killed, Telangana Medaram Jatara begins with fanfare, Erratic power cuts worry TS farmers, etc.
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For the past several decades, it was customary for Medaram Jatara organisers to officially invite Ramachandraiah to the biennial jatara
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The Medaram Jatara, held once every two years, is a significant cultural event that draws participants and visitors from various parts of the region
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The jatara got underway with the customary arrival of goddess Sarakka from Kannepally village to the main shrine at Medaram.
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According to reports, the bus belonging to Mancherial depot was carrying passengers to Medaram Jatara when a speeding truck from the opposite direction hit it causing minor injuries to passengers.
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Medaram Jatara, a three-day tribal fair set to begin on February 21. Meanwhile, the Telangana state government has allocated Rs. 110 crore for the Jatara.
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The services are being operated since February 17 round the clock and additional buses will be operated as per demand of the passengers and requirement of the traffic, said TSRTC Adilabad Regional Manager Solomon
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The Minister said the government had sanctioned Rs. 110 crore for the conduct of the Jatara and that efforts were being made to provide all kinds of facilities to the devotees.
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The officials of TSPCB said that they have already started awareness programs at Jatara site among pilgrims about the importance of properly handling municipal solid waste, plastic waste and biomedical waste which if not safely collected and disposed will have an impact on the environment and health of people, a press release said.
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According to Mulugu district collector Ila Tripathi, Ministers Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy, Ponnam Prabhakar, Konda Surekha and Dansari Anasuya would be holding a review meeting on Medaram jatara preparedness on Monday.
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Regional Manager S Sucharita formally flagged off the bus services at the Medaram special bus services camp at Karimnagar district headquarters
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Special trains are being operated from different places to Warangal station, which is the nearest railway station to reach the holy place
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Just ahead of the Sammakka-Saralamma jatara slated to be celebrated at Medaram of Mulugu district from February 21 to 24, the soaring prices of goats have become a bitter pill for devotees who are worshipping forest deities