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Farmers in Narsapur, Medak district, staged a rasta roko on the Hyderabad–Medak road demanding urea supply amid acute shortage. Traffic was disrupted before police and agriculture officials intervened and pacified protesters, who withdrew after assurances of fertiliser distribution.
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Former Minister T Harish Rao accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of halting KLIP water lifting to benefit AP CM Chandrababu Naidu. He criticised the Congress government for pension cuts, poor hostel management, and politicising ACB raids to mask failures
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The ACB on Wednesday raided an ST Residential Hostel in Mohammadabad, Sangareddy, following corruption allegations. Hostel Welfare Officer Rekha was taken into custody. Officials said the search operation would continue until late afternoon. Further details are awaited.
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A man from Achampet village in Medak district allegedly smashed his six-month-old daughter to the floor, suspecting his wife's fidelity. The infant suffered serious injuries and is undergoing treatment in Hyderabad. Police have registered a case and are investigating
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Labour Minister G. Vivekanand escaped unhurt after four vehicles in his convoy were damaged near Narsapur, Medak district, on Thursday. The incident occurred when a driver braked suddenly to avoid a two-wheeler. No injuries were reported.
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Police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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South Central Railway has extended special train services between Charlapalli and Narsapur until March 2026 in response to rising passenger demand. The extended services will include various classes such as 1AC, 2AC, 3AC, Sleeper, and General Second Class
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These special trains will consist of 2AC, 3AC, Sleeper and General Second Class coaches, SCR officials said.
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Farmers in Rustumpet, Sitharampur, Moosapet, Chinthakunta, and Narsapur villages have suffered heavy losses from rains and hailstorms damaging paddy crops
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Gayathri, mother of the six-month-old girl, allegedly threw the infant into the river Manjeera at Sri Chamundeshwari Devi temple in Chilipiched mandal of Medak, with the help of her father Rathla Deepla and her aunt Bhuli
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Jail Superintendent Santosh Roy said E Venkat (36), a resident of Narsapur town in Meadk district, suffered seizures late on Thursday night
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Narsapur (G) Sub-Inspector Sai Kiran said Bondugula Mallaiah, 55, died on the spot, when he came into contact with the fence meant for protecting his maize crop from being damaged by wild boars
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The deceased were identified as Durgappagari Sunil Goud (29), and Sara Praveen Kumar (27), both residents of Narsapur town
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On the final day, endurance events pushed participants to their limits. Out of the 77 teams from across India present at the facility, 51 successfully cleared the technical inspection. Among them, 44 teams advanced to the final stage after overcoming rigorous challenges in the preceding days, which included safety scrutiny rounds such as technical inspections and brake tests.
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The spotlight is now on the eBAJA category, which brings together bright minds from across the nation to showcase their skills in designing and building electric all-terrain vehicles
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The boy, Santosh Kumar, was the son of a migrant couple from Bihar; rash and negligent driving is said to be the cause of the accident
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Deputy Commissioner of Police A Bhaskar asked people to provide education to their children with the help of the government-run schools and hostel
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The intensity of the collision was such that the passengers in the auto-rickshaws were flung out of the vehicles and sustained multiple injuries
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The speeding car collided with two autos coming from the opposite direction near Medalamma Temple on the Narsapur-Hyderabad road. The impact resulted in instant death for the victims, while the injured were rushed to the government hospital in Narsapur.
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After inaugurating a 5-bed dialysis center at the hospital on Monday, the Minister announced that the Narsapur constituency currently has 22 kidney patients who have been traveling to the government hospital in Medak for dialysis. With the new center established at a cost of Rs 50 lakh, these patients will no longer need to make that journey.