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In a statement, Chandrashekhar Rao expressed outrage over the State government's decision to provide Rs.500 bonus per quintal only for fine rice.
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The Congress workers in Atchampet of Nagarkurnool district attacked the brother-in-law of BRS councillor Sunkari Nirmala on Tuesday.
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Mancherial Rural Inspector Akula Ashok said Malyala Naresh, an auto-driver (25) died on the spot when the accused Asadi Chaitanya bludgeoned him with a boulder.
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Vijayender Reddy, President of the Film Exhibitors Association on Wednesday said that lack of content is the main reason for the theatre owners to make this decision.
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It being an extended weekend complete with a holiday on Monday for Lok Sabha elections, a major chunk of the populace here appears to have vanished at the wave of a magic wand.
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With an increased voter turn out, three political parties - BRS, BJP and Congress - are now busy calculating how it is going to influence the outcome of the election.
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He hoped for the best after the hard fought battle on the polling day. Shortly after the polling concluded, Rama Rao took to X and expressed his happiness over the courage and resilience displayed by the party cadre in the parliament elections.
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However, urban areas especially Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Malakajgiri parliamentary constituencies witnessed a lukewarm response from voters recording a poor poll percentage.
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Three chartered flights were scheduled on Monday from Hyderabad to Madinah and pilgrims from different parts of the State were set to travel.
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Polling which began at 7 am ended 6 pm, barring a few places where it concluded early.
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In Telangana, Zahirabad recorded the highest turnout of 63.96 per cent, followed by 63.67 per cent in Khammam, and 62.44 per cent in Nalgonda.
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Pointing out that the Congress party had secured a vote percentage of 39.5 per cent in the Assembly elections, he said the party would improve it in the Lok Sabha elections
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Kodangal Legislative Assembly is part of Mahabubnagar Lok Sabha constituency
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Electors from all walks of life formed serpentine queue lines from early morning and exercised their franchise. Adilabad Lok Sabha segment saw 13.22 percent of voting by 9 am, according to information provided by officials.
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There were complaints of EVMs developing snags at Sri Sai Public School 243 number polling booth under Uppal constituency. Due to disruption in power supply at few places in Kumram Bheem Asifabad, the polling is continuing very slowly, according to reports.
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Jr NTR Urges Citizens to Vote After Casting Ballot
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After the mock polling at 5:30 am, the actual polling began at 7 am, an official said. According to official sources, a polling percentage of 9.51 was recorded in the first hour.
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Massive crowds were witnessed at all the roadshows where the 'vintage KCR', firing on all cylinders at his political opponents, was on display.
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In this backdrop, Chandrashekhar Rao is learnt to have decided to reconstitute the party committees at all levels i.e. from village committees to the State executive committee.
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In these elections, 50 women candidates are in the fray from different constituencies.