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The State government has reportedly identified locations in eight districts to set up solar and wind energy plants.

Mallesh reached home in an inebriated condition and killed his father Sultan, who was asleep, with an axe

The victim Jyothi Kumari (35) and her husband Raju, both natives of Nagarkurnool district were married for 15 years and the couple, along with their daughter was living in Agriculture Colony in Hasthinapuram.

According to reports, the father, after thrashing the boy, tied his hands and legs with a rope and packed him in a gunny bag. He took the bag in an autorickshaw to the town outskirts and dumped the bag in the lake.

The residents of the colony had logged a complaint prior, to relocate the 33 KV line, but there was no response from the officials. 

The arrested, Mudavath Pandu (36) and Mudavath Sevya (23), both natives of Nagarkurnool, on July 16 snatched away a gold chain from a woman at Budvel bus stop.

Ramulu, a farmer along with a couple of shepherds from the village, was heading to his fields. Suddenly they noticed the movement of a leopard and immediately tried to capture the images in a mobile.

Despite pressure from different sections, Forest Department makes it clear that only local Chenchu tribals will be allowed to the temple

According to reports, all the family members were sleeping in their house. Due to the overnight rains, the roof collapsed, trapping them underneath.

Three persons suffered serious injuries and were said to be critical. They were shifted to the Government General Hospital, Nagarkurnool. About 10 labourers are undergoing treatment at Koderu area hospital.

Making most of delayed rains, poor vigilance and enforcement by revenue and other departments, offenders are transporting sand illegally from rivers

The books pertaining to Classes 6 to 10 from last academic year were found in the scrap shop near a lake in Achampet.

Their collaborative efforts of Tagulla Swarna Yadav and Sheikh Abdul Qader have borne fruit, with Karra Samu camps now running across various neighborhoods in Hyderabad

Eshwaramma, a Chenchu woman, was tortured for a week by rubbing chilli powder into her eyes and burning her private parts by the accused for not turning up to work.

The BRS also extended financial assistance of Rs.1.50 lakh to Eshwaramma, who was tied up, disrobed and tortured by three persons after she did not turn for work on an agricultural field.

According to locals, B Srinu Yadav (45) and Ramulamma were working as daily labourers and the couple used to fight regularly.

A resident of Molachintalapally village under Kollapur mandal, Eshwaramma was assaulted for a week by three persons for not turning up to work.

When Lakshmi was called for inquiry on Thursday, she is said to have consumed poison and turned up at the police station.

According to reports, Eddanna and Eshwaramma had taken three acres of land on lease from Bandi Venkateshu and Bandi Shivudu. Since the last few years, they were working in their fields as bonded labour.

The first rank has been secured by M Naveen of Nagarkurnool, while Ashita Narayan and Sriteja of Hyderabad bagged second and third ranks respectively.