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In Peddapalli, CPI (ML) New Democracy activists were taken into preventive custody by Ramagundam and NTPC police on Friday early morning.

The high level bridge had collapsed on Tuesday evening after four cement girders placed in between Pillars 17 and 18 came crumbling down, reportedly due to the heavy wind.

It may be recalled that three girders of the bridge had collapsed due to heavy winds on April 22 this year.

HMS state general secretary Riaz Ahmed and IFTU state president I Krishna participated in the meeting.

Highest rainfall of 106.5 mm recorded in Metpalli of Jagtial district followed by Mallial with 105 mm

The incident occured when an RTC bus and autorickshaw trolley coming from opposite directions rammed into each other.

He said that he was forced to stage a protest as the local police and the MLA were not doing justice to him.

Konappa assured all support from the government by helping the couple Elkari Mahesh and Salakka in meeting minister Seethakka soon.

According to police, a native of Uttar Pradesh, the accused Balram is working as a driver in Maitha rice mill. Victim’s parents are working in the adjacent Mamatha rice mill.

Participating in the event, Executive Director, NTPC (R&T) Kedar Ranjan Pandu emphasized on the importance of water conservation and tree plantation to protect the environment.

Vivek, who was with the BJP, had joined the Congress before the 2023 assembly elections, reportedly on the condition of two Assembly seats and a Parliament ticket.

Karimnagar town, Peddapalli, Manathani, Husnabad, Thangallaplli, Velgatur, Vemulawada and other areas received heavy rain.

The condition of two of the injured is stated to be critical. Police said the driver of a sand lorry coming from Hyderabad hit a bike at Pusala chowk injuring a couple Hussain and Naseema.

Temperatures reached alarming levels across Telangana, with around 15 out of the state's 33 districts categorized under the red zone due to mercury exceeding 45 degrees Celsius.

The 22 MW plant is being established at a cost of Rs 126 crore. Rs 5 crore are being spent to generate 1MW of solar power.

Disclosing details, Commissioner of Police M Srinivasulu said the seizure took place based on reliable information that spurious cotton seeds were being transported to Maharashtra from Karnataka.

CPM Srinivasulu said that police taskforce teams were coordinating with other government departments to check the sale of fake and spurious seeds.

He enquired about district wise procurement done so far and the crop expected to arrive at centres and whether the amount was being deposited in bank accounts of farmers without delay.

Stating that not to impose restrictions on girls’ food habits, Collector Muzammil Khan said that women should be treated equally in education, food and financial issues.  

Polling percentage in rural areas was higher than that in urban areas. There is more than 10 percent difference in voting between rural and urban assembly segments.