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Members of MSS take up various social service activities
In order to extend monetary support to any members of Padmashali community, who reel under financial crisis and console kin of bereaved family, Anumalla Radhakrishna, Dasari Venkatesh, Konda Vijay and Bandari Venkatesh floated the MSS in 2016 by contributing funds. They are actively conducting a slew of programmes since inception.
Teen ends life after father refuses to give motorbike
Kumram Bheem Asifabad: A teenager ended his life as he was distressed when his father rejected to give motorbike for riding at Laggama village in Dehagoan mandal on Wednesday.Dahegoan sub-inspector D Ramesh said that the deceased was Merugu Bharath alias Balu, the eldest son of Ramesh, Laggama village vice Sarpanch. He was student of Class
RRS members’ kind gesture
The voluntary organisation is providing ambali to RTC passengers
5 ESIC hospital staff held for gambling
Kumram Bheem Asifabad: Five employees belonging to the Employee's State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) hospital were arrested for allegedly gambling on the premises of the building in Kaghaznagar on Monday. Cash of Rs 6,000 was seized from their possession. Kaghaznagar Sub-Inspector B Prabhakar Reddy said that the accused employees, Jangili
Ray of hope for Jaihindpur residents
Two key challenges faced by the people are connectivity and drinking water.
Best rehab for surrendered naxals: SP
Kumram Bheem Asifabad: Superintendent of Police Sunpreet Singh informed that a better rehabilitation package would be extended to Maoists for surrendering themselves before the police. Under ‘Amma Pilupu’ programme, he offered 25 kilograms of rice and cloths to parents of Gaddam Madhukar, who joined extremists, at Kondapalli village of Penchika
Crime tracking easier with CCTNS: SP
Singh said that all 17 police stations in the district were completely connected to CCTNS.
Hopes of Sirpur Paper Mills employees rekindled
Information Technology and Municipal Administer Minister K T Rama Rao’s assured the employees of Sirpur Paper Mills to revive the mill.
Godown gutted in Kaghaznagar
Kumram Bheem Asifabad: A godown was gutted following a fire accident caused due to electrical short-circuit in Kaghaznagar town on Monday. No causalities were reported in the mishap.Value of the damaged goods is assed to be Rs 70,000. It is the third incident in Kaghaznagar revenue division with the past 48 hours. Fire fighters
Gopera, 10 hamlets to get road facility soon
Construction works will be completed in a week. The facility can withstand rains and lasts long. RTC buses can easily be plied to the village -- Sunpreet Singh, Superintendent of Police
Girls outshine boys in Asifabad, Adilabad
Adilabad: Girls outperformed boys in both Intermediate first and second year results, which were announced on Sunday. A total of 1,330 girls from Kumram Bheem Asifabad took the second year Inter exams, of which 1,090 passed with an 82 pass percentage. On the other hand, 1,197 boys of the district appeared for the test and among them only 8
This rehab for mentally challenged is doing wonders
The Godavarikhani-based NGO is rendering outstanding services in the Ramagundam coal belt for the last 29 years with staff strength of 132 persons -- 100 men and 32 women.
A ray of hope
This tribal farmer grows new crops in his land and wins laurels from experts and officials.
Breaking the shackles of isolation
The road is laid between Gundala and Ootla of Dandepalli mandal in Mancherial district
Gudihathnoor-Asifabad route to become NH
Union government has agreed to develop 90 km long Mancherial-Chandrapur route as NH at an outlay of Rs 1,500 crore.
Asifabad SP’s car mows elderly woman down
It is learned that Sunpreet Singh fled the spot following the mishap, without worrying for the woman.
Master athlete brings fame to district
Shining in the field of sprinting, Anand Rao does Asifabad proud.
Reliable mode of transport for rural people
Both tribal and farming community are struggling to make carts, due unavailability of wood. Carpenters are not showing interest as it is a time consuming process.
‘This tribal village still practices non-violence’
This tribal village still practices non-violence after being inspired by the speeches of Suroji Baba.
Man attacked by boar, dies
A farmer was killed, while his son and another man sustained serious injuries when a boar attacked them in a maize field.