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A T News Channel reporter was booked under multiple stringent sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for allegedly compelling a farmer to speak against the State government during coverage of a urea shortage in Khammam. Legal experts criticised the FIR as vindictive and legally untenable.
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Telangana has sought Rs 16,732 crore in central assistance to address losses caused by heavy rains over two consecutive years. Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao submitted the request to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, seeking both pending and fresh aid.
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BRS cadres staged protests in Kothagudem alleging urea shortage under the Congress government. Leaders blamed poor planning, black marketing, and Centre’s reduced allocations, demanding transparent distribution and strict action against irregularities
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The Stambhadri Urban Development Authority (SUDA) has notified its Draft Master Plan, but excluded the expanded areas recently brought under its limits. Public suggestions are invited within 90 days, even as questions arise over the exclusion and development plans
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Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao announced that the newly sanctioned Dr. Manmohan Singh Earth Sciences University in Kothagudem will be inaugurated in August. The university, planned during the Telangana Statehood movement, will be developed to world-class standards on a 300-acre site.
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Venkataramana Reddy ridiculed Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao's claims that fertiliser supply to farmers depends on the supplies from the Central government which has been asking States to encourage organic farming.
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If the public’s anger against the government was used properly, BRS would definitely win the Khammam and Kothagudem Zilla Parishads, says KTR.
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Villagers across Khammam district are protesting irregularities in the Indiramma housing scheme. Allegations include favouring ruling party workers over the poor, taking bribes, and political pressure on beneficiaries. CPI(M) and locals demand reforms and transparent selection through gram sabhas
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Says compensation for crop loss suffered by farmers due to unseasonal rains will be deposited into their accounts shortly
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The helicopter carrying the ministers landed in the college grounds, stirring up dust and with its impact damaging a few stalls of the nearly 150 stalls at the venue apart from the welcome arches set up at the ground
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Planning Commission vice president G Chinna Reddy and MLA T Megha Reddy enters into an argument over establishment of market yard in Gopalpet during Tummala's visit to the town
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The party committed a blunder as the banner, which was carried in front during a rally with a photo of Shah marked in red with x mark; Shah was addressed as union Defense Minister, a portfolio held by Rajnath Singh
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The BRS government had offered 4.5 lakh podu pattas to tribal and other community farmers. These farmers cultivate only one crop in a year due water availability and if restrictions were imposed in extending assistance to them under Rythu Bandhu or the new Rythu Bharosa, it would be detrimental to them, he stressed.
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The celebrations are confined to officials and artistes, who have been conducting cultural programmes here and there with very less public participation.
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After Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao, now Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has said that farmers were benefiting from the Rs.500 bonus than the assistance extended through Rythu Bandhu.
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Farmers voiced concerns about the moisture content issues and FAQ specifications, which are impeding the procurement process
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The project was taken up by Bengaluru based Center for Symbiosis of Technology, Environment and Management, (STEM) in consortium with AARVEE Associates, Hyderabad, as the lead.
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The works have been launched with funds from Stambhadri Urban Development Authority (SUDA) and Khammam Municipal Corporation (KMC) under the limits of SUDA and KMC.
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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.
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Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao had announced on Saturday that the State government would not be able to disburse the Rythu Bharosa funds as the Cabinet sub-committee was yet to submit its guidelines.