Kothagudem: The District Collector MV Reddy tested positive on Friday for the coronavirus following a covid-19 test. In a statement he appealed to officials and others who were in contact with him for the past one week to get tested.

Chunchupalli police seized a whopping 2200 kg (22 quintals) of ganja being smuggled to Hyderabad and arrested the driver.

The incident took place under the limits of D Kothur forest beat area where digging of trench covering around 25 hectares of forest land was underway to protect the forest

Considered an epitome of an ethical life, he was popularly called 'Agency Sundarayya', drawing comparison to the founding member of CPI (M), Puchallapalli Sundarayya

Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) Director (Electrical and Maintenance) D Satyanarayana Rao received the award from Mission Energy Foundation Director Manoj Kumar

Water in the tank was also used to irrigate fields in the mandal and recently water was released to paddy fields which resulted in depleted oxygen levels in the tank

The unit has been installed with an expenditure of Rs 14 lakh as part of the NBVL's corporate social responsibility initiative

Girl, a resident of three-incline area here, in the complaint to the police, said her 25-year-old brother, an SCCL rescue wing employee and her cousin, a software engineer repeatedly raped her

Kothagudem: CPI (Maoist) Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee Official Spokesperson Vikalp said Maoists were never against talks but the government lacked sincerity in its approach. “The Maoists never gave up arms even during peace talks held in the past. It is the government's responsibility to create a conducive atmosphere for talks. Deploym

The arrested were identified as Boda Venkatesh and Erpa Kiran of Mangapet in Mulugu district and Akkapalli Karthik of Pinapaka in Kothagudem district

Assistant Superintendent of Police B Rohith Raju said a 40-year-old man called Boda Ramlal of Gaddigutta village was found dead at his agricultural field on March 25

Owing to favourable conditions, the coal production, transport, turnover, and profits must be record breaking and through this the welfare of the employees will also be taken up

The explosives were found during combing operations by a police team comprising Bhadrachalam ASP, G Vineeth and CRPF DSP, Sudhir Mandal

Temple EO, B Shivaji asked the devotees to submit their suggestions and objections in writing to the temple office within fifteen days and if no objections are received the proposed hike will be implemented