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Stray dog attacks in Telangana’s Nagarkurnool and Hanamkonda districts have left several children injured, sparking concern among residents. Victims were shifted to hospitals, while locals allege inaction by civic authorities despite repeated complaints over the growing menace.

A woman was injured in a stray dog attack in Suryapet, a day after a three-year-old boy was mauled in Bhongir. The woman sustained injuries to her hands and legs, while her condition is reported to be stable

A seven-year-old boy, Manchikatla Maniteja, died in Jagtial after 15 months of treatment following a severe dog bite in December 2024. Despite spending over ₹65 lakh on medical care, his condition did not improve, and he succumbed on Sunday

Five persons, including two children below five years of age, were injured after a group of stray dogs attacked residents in Ankusapur village of Thangallapalli mandal in Rajanna-Sircilla district on Saturday. The injured were taken to hospital for treatment

An 84-year-old bedridden woman died after a stray dog attack at Vellarakad in Thrissur district. Residents later tracked down and killed the animal. Police registered a case and sent the carcass for rabies examination.

A spotted deer that strayed out of the forest was injured in a stray dog attack near Jeedipally village in Manoharabad mandal of Medak district. Farmers rescued the animal and handed it over to forest officials for treatment

A stray dog attacked and injured eight people in Mujjugudem village of Khammam district, creating panic among residents. Villagers later killed the animal and demanded action, citing an increase in stray dogs and lack of response from authorities

A kindergarten student in Khairatabad, Hyderabad, was injured after being attacked by a stray dog while crossing the road near her home. A motorist intervened, and the child was rushed to a private hospital in Banjara Hills for treatment.

At least 12 people were injured after stray dogs attacked residents in Mudhole mandal centre on Sunday. Victims sought treatment in Bhainsa and Thanur due to medicine shortages, while locals urged authorities to curb recurring dog attacks immediately and effectively 

As many as 40 sheep were killed in a stray dog attack at Lakshmakkapally village on Sunday night. The farmer, who depended on sheep rearing for livelihood, has appealed to the government for compensation, estimating losses at nearly Rs 10 lakh.

A six-year-old girl was injured after stray dogs mauled her on the hostel premises of a Telangana Model School in Mancherial district. CCTV footage of the September 5 attack went viral, sparking outrage and demands for stronger campus security.

A one-year-old boy sustained serious injuries after being attacked by a stray dog while playing outside his home in Venkatraopet village, Pinapaka mandal. The incident raises fresh concerns over stray dog menace in rural Telangana.

The TGHRC has directed the Chief Secretary to submit the report by August 29.

A stray dog injured eight people, including six school children and two women, in Boyawada of Metpalli town on Friday. Locals rushed the injured to the community health centre. The incident caused panic in the area

A group of stray dogs attacked the sheep late in the night, after shepherds had left the herds in agricultural fields and returned home for the night

The dog attacked the boy while he was playing in front of the house. He sustained injuries on his face.

A group of stray dogs went berserk and attacked girl students in the Koti Women’s University campus on Sunday evening.

According to reports, the canine had been on a rampage since Saturday morning and was trapped late in the evening. Most of the children were attacked in Gole Bungalow and surrounding colonies

A number of devotees from the surrounding areas attended Venugopala Swamy jatara. A stray dog attacked pilgrims indiscriminately.

Senior BRS MLA T Harish Rao held the State government responsible for the death of an infant who was fatally mauled by stray dogs in Bodhan town of Nizamabad district.