The three accused confessed that they arrived at their relative’s house in Ambakanti village in Kuntala mandal recently with the aim to cheat gullible public
Bhainsa Inspector D Raja reported that Mohammad Imran (22) from Kunta took this drastic step due to depression caused by delays in his marriage, which he believed was due to his parents' lack of interest. He had been frequently arguing with his parents about the need to expedite his marriage.
RGUKT-Basar in-charge Vice-Chancellor Prof V Venkata Ramana said that 50 former students of the varsity cracked AEE posts by excelling in an examination conducted by the TGPSC.
A tribal youngster died, allegedly by suicide, after he reportedly went into depression thinking he would not be selected by the Indian Postal department for a job
Superintendent of Police Dr Janaki Sharmila informed that 1.98 lakh saplings were planted by the police department of the district so far under the initiative.
The suspect was sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment for murdering his second wife after suspecting her fidelity at a brick kiln at Thandra in 2014. He was released from jail five months back.
Shaik Ahmed from Owaisi Nagar in Bhainsa and Imammiya Syed Dildar Ali of Dharmabad in Nanded district of Maharashtra were apprehended while trying to sell ganja at a hospital in Mudhole.
They demanded both Union and State government to extend a compensation of Rs 10 lakh and Rs 5 lakh to kin of a migrant labor, who died in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on July 19.
Bhainsa police said Chandu, a constable of Blue Colt wing, saved life of Syed Mujeed from YSR Colony in Nirmal town, who was allegedly about to die by suicide.
The four confessed to duping staffers of fuel stations under the guise of sending funds to their mobile phones through digital payment application PhonePe for around two years.
The overall rainfall of the district was gauged to be 328 mm as against normal rainfall of 271 mm from June 1 to July 8, showing an excess by 21 percent.
SP Dr Janaki Sharmila said the three minor boys aged between 15 and 17, working in different fast-food centres and belonging to different parts of Basar, were apprehended while moving suspiciously at a railway station in the town.