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The second day of Hyderabad Comic Con 2024 turned out to be a fabulous event with participants being treated to different games, comic shows and stand up comedy
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Speaking to the media, he stated that the government had established a dedicated commission to determine the percentage of reservations for various BC communities in local bodies, and the commission is actively working toward finalizing the quotas.
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During the event, students alleged that the principal failed to address their concerns and restricted proper interaction with their parents. They accused her of using abusive language when questioned and imposing penalties on students returning late to the hostel after vacations, citing school development. Additionally, they claimed they were denied cosmetic charges sanctioned by the state government.
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Requests for correction of data will not be entertained after the deadline, the department said.
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Candidates will be permitted into the centre from 8.30 am for morning session and 1.30 pm for afternoon session.
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With a late fee of Rs.50 and Rs.200, students can pay the fee up to December 10 and 19 respectively.
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Forget about continuation of works, sheds are being utilized for other purposes. While two sheds were allocated to Sircilla Cooperative Electric Supply Society (CESS), more sheds are being utilized as godowns to store paddy procured from farmers.
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Officials are expecting that the tigers would make the reserve as their home considering their efforts to create suitable conditions for their inhabitation.
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Addressing a public meeting at Rajura constituency in Maharashtra on Saturday, he said both Pradhani (Prime Minister) and Adani had made grand plans to loot Mumbai, he said, referring to the Dharavi slum development project.
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During the event, students alleged that the principal failed to address their concerns and restricted proper interaction with their parents. They accused her of using abusive language when questioned and imposing penalties on students returning late to the hostel after vacations, citing school development. Additionally, they claimed they were denied cosmetic charges sanctioned by the state government.
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The victim has been identified as Gopal (55), a beedi agent.
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A number of devotees from the surrounding areas attended Venugopala Swamy jatara. A stray dog attacked pilgrims indiscriminately.
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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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The injured, Rohith, Kiran, Keerthi, Pravallika and Deepthi of Hyderabad were going to Bhadrachalam in the car.
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Owners of some commercial establishments raised objections to the officials for razing in the structures without serving notices. Some of them moved the High Court to stop the demolitions.
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The HM was also accused of not submitting records related to the school and was disobeying the orders of the higher authorities.
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The activists stopped a train by pulling a chain meant for emergencies and then entered the campus by climbing the compound wall located in rear of the university in order to hoodwink the security system of the university.
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Referring to the Congress Party plotting to implicate him in issues and see him arrested for the fault of exposing it thoroughly for its corruption and failures, he warned that this plan would not succeed as the Congress leadership hopes.
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The fact that there have been many protests in Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s Kodangal constituency, is forcing the officials to reconsider the plans over establishment of pharma villages or go slow on the project.
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The victims were identifies as Dheeraj Kumar (23) and Sikindar Mandala (25) and Thadugu Venkat Reddy (53).
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The man, who was in an inebriated condition, slept beside the transformer, and sustained burning injuries when he came into contact with live electric wire
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Fearing arrests, many villagers are moving out of Lagacherla and taking shelter at their relatives and friends' places in other villages
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He also mentioned that the Congress government has failed to provide the Rs 500 bonus per quintal for fine quality paddy, which was one of the key promises made to farmers.
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Restrictions were imposed on pressmen who gathered at the RGUKT and other parts of the town to cover the protest of the ABVP. Media persons alleged that police forcibly deleted video clips from their mobile phones