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Despite being planned for the past five years, the launch was delayed due to insufficient water levels in the Nagarjuna Sagar dam and the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the extensive rainfall during this monsoon season has ensured adequate water levels from Srisailam to Nagarjuna Sagar, enabling the Telangana State Tourism Development Corporation to finally commence the boat (launch) journey.
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The paneer was being distributed to several establishments, including Santosh Dhaba in Marredpally, Alwal, and Shanti Dhaba in Kharkhana, as well as other hotels.
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The desiltation of Kaddam Project, one of the State's key irrigation infrastructures, that has been particularly affected, will be taken up as the pilot project.
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Goud pointed out that the Congress party had promised 42 percent reservations in local bodies but has only recently set up a BC Commission to count the BC population
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As part of their social service activities the NSS volunteers of Government Degree College, Bhadrachalam repaired a big pothole formed on the national highway in front of the college by filling it with gravel and cement.
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The KTK mines produced 3.52 lakh tonnes of coal during October against the target of 3.85 lakh tonnes through its four underground mines and two opencast mines
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Even as the newly established KUDA is yet to commence its functioning on full scale, leaders of the ruling Congress and the local CPI MLA’s followers are engaged in lobbying for the chairman's post
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Since the primary agriculture cooperative society (PACS) at Rampur in Nanganur of Siddipet district did not start procurement of the paddy even after opening the centre 10 days ago, farmers of the village organised a protest on Saturday
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Says the party and cadre will continue to hold the government accountable and fight for the people
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The intense fog softened the city's bustling atmosphere and slowed down early morning commuters who navigated reduced visibility
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The family members of the boy, who rushed to the hostel, demanded the school management an explanation of the cause of death.
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Say they supported Congress during the Assembly elections, but now the true colour of the party was slowly being exposed
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Temple authorities plan to conduct vrathams in eight batches on November 15, which is Kartika Shuddha Purnima
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Chairman along with commission members accepted representations from various BC communities, organisations, political parties and others as part of a public hearing held at collectorate auditorium
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KT Rama Rao expressed concern over Congress’s track record of “guarantees” in Karnataka, warning that similar actions in Telangana could have far-reaching negative impacts on future generations
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This is applicable to the government, local body and aided primary schools as teachers from these schools are set to hold caste census for a period of three weeks.
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According to sources, the State government has issued necessary directions asking the authorities concerned to make arrangements for handing over appointment orders to the selected candidates.
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Ambaria, Maruthi Nayak, and Madhu were stationed at Manoor police station when the incidents occurred, while Vinay Kumar served as the Sangareddy rural SI. The accused officers allegedly had colluded with Mallugonda, a seasoned ganja peddler from Karnataka, who was arrested by Sangareddy police on September 10. Notably, Mallugonda had managed to evade capture several times over the past couple of years.
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People belonging to Pichakuntla, Dommari, Reddygandla and others wanted the commission to change their caste name since they and their children were feeling shy to tell their caste name to others.
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Bellampalli ACP Ravi Kumar confirmed that the woman was returned to her parents, who were counseled by the police regarding the implications of her actions. On October 29, the woman, identifying herself as Shiva Brahma Vishnu Mata, announced her intention to immolate herself in a fire pond at Muthyalamma temple in Hyderabad to protect the Sanathana Dharma of Hinduism. She made this declaration while visiting Vemulawada town on November 2.
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The district recorded an average rainfall of 10.7 mm, with Kasipet mandal experiencing the highest at 41.2 mm, followed by Jaipur mandal with 23.7 mm. Bellampalli, Nennal, Dandepalli, and Bheemini mandals each received over 15 mm of rain. Since June 1, the district has accumulated 1,028 mm of rainfall, slightly above the normal average of 1,015 mm, as of November 2.
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Collector Hanumantu Rao warned the staff who had abstained without prior intimation and took serious note of lapses in their services. He warned them of strict action in case of further negligence.
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Moving in Chhattisgarh, the elephant entered into Wadsa division in Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra on the borders of Telangana, barely around 30 kilometers from the district a fortnight ago
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On Friday evening, heavy rainfall in Siddipet and Medak districts caused significant damage to paddy farmers. Despite their efforts to dry the paddy along the Narsapur-Medak road in Kowdipally, the crops were washed away by the rainwater, leaving the farmers feeling helpless.