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Rama Rao, accompanied by BRS MPs KR Suresh Reddy, Vaddiraju Ravichandra, D Damodar Rao and others, met Khattar in Delhi to submit the representation and is expected to address a press conference in this regard on Tuesday.

He pointed out that farmers have been unable to sell their paddy at procurement centers, despite bringing their produce there two months ago. He also questioned the state government's failure to manage the procurement process, especially when the union government fully funds paddy procurement and provides a minimum support price (MSP) of Rs. 2,320 per quintal.

To prevent the situation from escalating any further, the State government held a meeting and mediated between the CCI and the ginning mills' owners to resolve the issue.

"If you decide to support Modi pariwar, they will scrap the four percent reservation provided exclusively to minorities by the Congress. Decide for yourself on whom to support," he said.

According to the fire officials the fire broke out at the scrap godown located at M M Pahadi area of Attapur.

The villagers boycotted the comprehensive caste census demanding that their village be provided with road, electricity, drinking water, irrigation water and medical facilities.

Tummala Nageswara Rao spoke to the chief secretary A Shanti Kumari asking to take steps to see that farmers do have to sell cotton at low prices.

Adilabad district Agro Industries Association president Raju Chintawar told ‘Telangana Today’ that the CCI set a cap on the quantity of cotton being procured by the ginning mills.

The Chief Minister spoke to top officials after receiving information about incidents of issues being created for farmers across the State and the ongoing protests.

Swathi Priya (17), studying pre-university course II year ended life by hanging to the ceiling of her hostel room.

The deceased have been identified as persons belonging to Raghunadhapalem and Pedavidu villages of Mathampally Mandal.

The female tiger moving in the forests of Kuntala and Sarangapur mandal is suspected to have crossed the national highway.

He noted that while many promises remain unkept at home, Revanth Reddy was now attempting to deceive Maharashtra voters with empty rhetoric.

The victim, Mohd Saif, a resident of Vattepally, had given a hand loan to his relative, Ismail, a few months ago. However, disputes arose over the issue of repayment of amount.

A team led by prominent mineral and rock scientist Manjusha Mahajan from Bengaluru visited various scenic spots and percolation tanks within the reserve. They examined several hillocks and trees as part of their research, expressing amazement at some of the older tree species. The team noted that the reserve contains minerals and rocks that could be valuable for future study.

Inspector Ravinder of Chennur reported that a murder case has been filed against Jadi Bhumaiah for allegedly killing Paidipelli Mallaiah, 50, from the same village. The case was registered following a complaint by the victim's son, Rajashekhar.

Interestingly, the manifesto released by AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge repeats many of the promises previously made to the people of Telangana—promises that helped bring Congress to power but remain unfulfilled even after 11 months in office.

The paddy purchases at the local procurement centre continued to be tardy and the stocks moved to the yards were being rejected repeatedly on the pretext that the moisture content was above the permissible levels, the farmers said.

Works dragging on for over a year due to various reasons, including shifting of power lines, drinking water pipelines and cutting of trees among others

Luxettipet Forest Range Officer A Subhash, stated that a 20-kilometer track was developed to introduce a jungle safari service in the forests. He stated that one could see spotted deer, Indian gaur, and many other herbivores.