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Though the Singur reservoir, built upstream of Nizam Sagar, was not filled to the brim until now, the Nizam Sagar is receiving heavy inflows owing to heavy rains in Sangareddy and Medak districts.
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Authorities have advised visitors to exercise caution while trekking in the area due to the increased water flow and slippery conditions.
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Currently, the reservoir holds 76 TMC of water, with inflows exceeding 1.95 lakh cusecs, potentially adding 17 to 18 TMC to its storage daily.
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The fraudsters duped two persons to the tune of Rs. 28 lakh from Warangal and up on their complaint, the suspects Jaseel and Preethi were arrested
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Says anything less than the promised Rs 25 lakh would be a betrayal of public trust
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Increases financial assistance from Rs 4 lakh to Rs 5 lakh to bereaved families who lost loved ones in floods
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District receives average rainfall of 86 mm, with Pembi mandal recording the highest of 145 mm
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The police retrieved the body from the well and shifted it government hospital in Siddipet for postmortem
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According to officials, 22 mandals of the total 26 received heavy rainfall during the period
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Since Pulkal area received heavy rain for the past three days, the canal was filled with rainwater
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Condemns government's decision to refrain from placing orders for Bathukamma sarees, which he argued directly affected livelihood of weaving community
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BRS working president appreciates party activists who have shown what true public service and compassion is; urges them to extend every possible support for flood-affected people
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SRSP Superintending Engineer says water level almost reached 90%, hence the floodgates of the project were lifted and released into Godavari
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Demands State government to provide clear answers and ensure that justice is served for Rakshitha's grieving family
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SCR has cancelled three express trains from / to Thiruvananthapuram division due to heavy rains and waterlogging at Rayanapadu Station in the Vijayawada–Kazipet section
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Hyderabad - Vijayawada and Hyderabad - Khammam roads are closed due to flood water overflowing at several stretches. Police urged people to avoid travel and said in case of emergencies, people should use alternative routes to reach Vijayawada and Khammam from Hyderabad.
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High alert has issued for villages downstream as reservoir receives substantial inflows from upper reaches of Godavari
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It was said that there were around six persons travelling in the vehicle when the vehicle was swept away by the floodwaters as the driver tried to cross a bridge across the stream and got stuck to a tree.
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1.7 lakh cusecs of water is being discharged into the downstream by lifting 20 of the 62 gates
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The Prime Minister assured that helicopters would be deployed to provide emergency services in the adverse weather conditions
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Processing of applications delayed in constituencies of oppn leaders
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Cheppala Pavan (22), a bill collector (Karobar) and a fisherman Goskula Kumar (45) went missing in two different incidents.
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Tanks and streams overflowed with incidents of tanks breaching in some places. Munneru stream in Khammam city was in spate and flood level reached 36 feet.
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The department is continuously monitoring the situation in the State and all senior officials were instructed to be present in the head quarters and supervise the situation.