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Accompanied by local police, revenue and irrigation officials arrived at the village outskirts to begin the survey. However, farmers obstructed them from entering their fields and demanded that the survey be initiated from the project site instead.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s secretive meetings with MLAs, excluding senior leaders and ministers, have fueled tensions within the Telangana Congress. With local elections nearing, concerns grow over party unity and the purpose of these
closed-door discussions
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Chatamoni Ramulu (40), a resident of Gattu Ravipakula village in Telakapalli mandal, was returning home on his two-wheeler when he was reportedly hit by Bharat Prasad’s vehicle near Kollapur junction
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The Indira Soura Giri Jala Vikasam scheme launched at Macharam village promises upliftment of tribals and development of Nallamala region over next five years
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While interacting with the Chief Minister, a woman farmer, U Alivelu, pointed to delays in MGNREGS wage payments, to which Revanth Reddy and Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka responded with a familiar tune, blaming the Centre for the holdup
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BRS senior MLA T Harish Rao slammed the Congress government for suppressing tribal voices instead of addressing their legitimate concerns
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The meeting resolved to hold detailed discussions with the committee members within a week to work out a strategy for resuming the pending works
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People in Hyderabad and across multiple districts of Telangana State are likely to experience heavy rains along with thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds for one more week
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Despite the tireless work of 12 specialised agencies, the mission is wrapping up without locating the six missing workers who were trapped after the tunnel roof collapsed on February 22
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Suddenly heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms lashed several parts of erstwhile Mahabubnagar
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The farmers Katravath Lukya and Mudavath Kumar had gone to their fields on Wednesday to irrigate the crop. Apparently, they got into the well as the electric pump was not working and were trying to repair it when they were electrocuted
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Demanding immediate action, BRS MLC K Kavitha urged the government to wake up from its slumber and prioritise women's safety before the situation worsens any further
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The conveyor belt was being restored from 13,630 metres to 16,730 metres inside the tunnel. Suggestions from experts were being taken to effectively take up the rescue operations.
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The tragic incident occurred on February 22 and their fate remained clueless. Many of the family members of the trapped workers are waiting at the tunnel project with growing anguish.
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Cadaver dogs play significant role in locating body; Chief Minister Revanth Reddy announces ex gratia of Rs 25 lakh
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Body suspected to be that of Tunnel Boring Machine operator Gurpreet Singh; physical identification process yet to commence
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The team (including dogs and handlers) went inside the tunnel on Friday morning to locate the presence of humans, official sources said
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Also known as Human Remains Detection Dogs, they use their highly sensitive sense of smell to locate decomposed bodies, bones or other biological evidence, even if buried underground, submerged in water or hidden in debris
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This is expected to speed up the removal of silt and debris from the tunnel and in turn, help the rescuers trace the missing eight persons.
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Excise Minister Jupally Krishna Rao says location of all eight workers identified using sophisticated machinery; efforts on to bring out four of the trapped individuals by Sunday evening, but it may take an additional two days to reach out to the remaining four