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Civil Supplies Commissioner M Stephen Raveendra inspected the Pedakaparthi procurement centre in Nalgonda, directing officials to expedite paddy unloading and transport.
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A TGSRTC driver from Miryalguda depot attempted self-immolation at the Nalgonda depot amid the ongoing strike. Ravula Venkanna carried petrol in a bottle and poured it on himself while employees were raising slogans.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) arrested Assistant Divisional Engineer S. Saidulu from Devarakonda, Nalgonda, for demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs. 30,000.
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Domestic LPG consumers in Nalgonda district are facing severe difficulties due to halted cylinder supply. Long queues were reported at Bharat Gas distributor’s outlet in Mothkur, Yadadri Bhongir, where residents alleged that despite assurances of adequate stock, distribution had been stopped for four days.
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Farmers in Rajapeta protested against urea shortages and problems with the app-based distribution system. Supported by BRS leaders, they demanded the scrapping of online registration and urged the government to supply urea bags directly to villages during the sowing season.
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Women in Tungaturthy mandal of Suryapet district staged a protest with empty pots at the Gram Panchayat office, alleging severe drinking water shortage for the past two months and accusing officials of ignoring repeated complaints.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of crippling Telangana’s irrigation sector through incompetence and inaction, alleging deliberate stalling of key projects and betrayal of farmers’ interests
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A final-year B Sc student of Charlapalli Gurukul College in Nalgonda district reportedly attempted suicide and suffered serious head injuries. She was rushed to a hospital by fellow students and is undergoing treatment, while police have begun an investigation
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The two-day mega auto show organised by Telangana Today and Namaste Telangana concluded in Nalgonda on Sunday with enthusiastic participation from residents. Held at NG College Grounds, the event showcased cars and two-wheelers from 21 stalls, along with stalls by banks and finance companies.
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The Backward Classes Students’ Joint Action Committee staged a protest in Nalgonda demanding the resignation of BC legislators for failing to secure adequate reservation benefits. The agitation is expected to intensify regardless of the election schedule.
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Relatives of a 75‑year‑old farmer from Chanduru, Nalgonda district, consented to donate his organs after he was declared brain dead following a road accident. Ramaswamy was hit by a two‑wheeler on November 20 and succumbed to grievous injuries despite four days of treatment in Hyderabad.
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A young mother from Nellibanda village in Nalgonda, staged a dharna outside her lover’s house after he allegedly abandoned her and their newborn daughter. She accused him of betrayal and demanded he honour his promises. The protest drew attention from villagers and prompted a panchayat to mediate the dispute.
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Nalgonda SP Sharath Chandra Pawar warned rowdy and suspect sheeters against anti-social activities and conducted counselling for 40 offenders. He emphasised peace, legal consequences, and support for reform, while deploying special monitoring teams across the district
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Heavy unseasonal rains and waterlogging have damaged paddy stocks at harvest centres and marketyards in Nalgonda. Farmers face losses as procurement season begins. Officials are working to salvage grains, provide temporary drying sheds, and assist affected growers
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A senior revenue official and his aide were arrested by the Anti-Corruption Bureau for allegedly accepting a Rs 2 lakh bribe to fast-track land mutation and survey processes.
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A woman died and two others were seriously injured when a speeding lorry rammed into their car near Kattangur in Nalgonda district on Thursday. The accident occurred while they were changing a flat tyre. Police have registered a case and begun investigation
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Paathulothu Dassi, a 55-year-old tribal woman farmer in Nalgonda, died from complications after sustaining a leg fracture in a urea stampede five days ago. Local BRS leaders blamed the government and demanded accountability for the tragedy
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A Nalgonda court sentenced former Thirumalagiri Tahsildar Srinivas Raju to one year of rigorous imprisonment in a 2011 bribery case. The ACB had trapped him for demanding ₹1 lakh to process land mutations and pattadar passbooks
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A 65-year-old farmer collapsed while waiting in a urea queue at Huzurnagar PACS, Nalgonda, and was revived by a police constable. In Vikarabad, another farmer fell at a Sub-Inspector’s feet pleading for fertiliser, highlighting growing unrest over urea shortages
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During a Teachers’ Day programme in Nalgonda, Roads and Buildings Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy was upset when nearly half of the teachers left for lunch just before his speech. The Minister urged teachers not to repeat such behaviour
