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In Rajanna Sircilla, a deceased candidate was declared elected as Sarpanch after polling continued despite his death earlier this month. Cherla Murali, who died of a heart attack on December 5, secured over 700 votes. Authorities have put the election on hold

A 65-year-old farmer died after being electrocuted while operating an agricultural pumpset starter at Kistampet in Chandurthi mandal, Rajanna-Sircilla district. Police said Lingam collapsed after receiving the shock.

Sircilla Collector Sandeep Kumar Jha has drawn criticism for an alleged protocol violation during Praja Palana celebrations. He reportedly arrived late, missing the chief guest, Vemulawada MLA Adi Srinivas, and the national flag hoisting

The students say they submitted a representation to the Collector three days ago, but no action has been taken

An 80-year-old man, Palla Lasmaiah, died by suicide at Chandurthy mandal in Rajanna-Sircilla district on Tuesday. Villagers said he lived alone after his wife’s death and suffered health issues. Police registered a case based on his son’s complaint

Farmers in Boppapur, Rajanna-Sircilla, blocked a urea-laden lorry after officials diverted part of its load to another village. Police intervened to move the stock, while political tensions flared between BRS leaders and Agriculture Market Committee representatives

Powerloom workers at Sircilla Textile Park launched a strike demanding better wages for weaving government and private cloth. The workers, led by CITU union leaders, insist they will not resume work until their demands are met and have called for government intervention.

Sircilla’s Veldi Rekha became the first woman to be selected for the Konda Laxman Bapuji Award for weaving the Rajanna Siri Pattu Peethambaram. Crafted with her husband, the silk creation reflects Telangana’s heritage and celebrates the role of women in handloom artistry

Pilli Manasa, a 38-year-old cancer patient from Dumala village, Yellareddypet mandal, died by suicide after consuming 30 folic acid tablets. Financial hardship from her bone cancer treatment and her son's illness reportedly pushed her to take the extreme step

Forest Range Officer Srihariprasad along with his staff examine pug marks of the wild animal; advise farmers from the surrounding villages to be alert

Lingampalli Rishi was playing with other children in the neighbourhood when he accidentally fell into the open sump

Karikeboina Kuntaiah, a native of Ankushapur village, reportedly took the extreme step after being duped by a person in a land deal involving Rs 10 lakh

Rajesh is believed to have been upset over ongoing domestic violence issues involving his father, who reportedly used to assault his wife under the influence of alcohol

Lodges complaint with police to take necessary steps to trace the origin of the letter and initiate legal action against those responsible

Two Lahari sleeper coach A/C buses flagged off; besides 22 ordinary seats, 20 sleepers are available in each bus