Telangana

The Patancheru Sub-registrar office alone generated nearly 70 per cent of the total revenue earned by the Medak district Stamps & Registration department.

In the past few weeks, the TSMC undertook a series of inspections of establishments where such alleged unauthorized practices were taking place.

The father-daughter duo received the award at a programme held in Hyderabad on Monday.

BRS sought a compensation of Rs 25,000 per acre towards crop loss, Rs 500 per quintal bonus of paddy in addition to Minimum Support Price, disbursement of Rythu Bharosa investment support and also crop loan waiver upto Rs 2 lakh.

Jainoor Inspector K Anjaiah, in a press statement, said that the funds Rs 7,31,350, being carried by Garikemukku Vijaya Kumari travelling by an TSRTC bus, were seized when she failed to furnish relevant receipts of the cash.

Irrigation Secretary Rahul Bojja, accompanied by a team of senior officials of the department, will meet Justice Ghose in Kolkata on Tuesday and brief him on the project.

The SCCL management had stipulated an annual coal production target of 70 million tonnes for its 11 coal mining areas for the financial year 2023-24.

Srihari and Kavya joined the Congress from the BRS on Sunday.

Issues pertaining to law and order situation, setting up of check posts and daily seizure reports etc were discussed during the meeting.

On March 31, the previous day, the price of 24 carat gold per 10 grams was Rs 68,450 in Hyderabad, indicating a significant increase within a day.

Recently opened for devotees, albeit partially under construction, this temple is quickly becoming a focal point of spiritual significance and architectural magnificence.

On Sunday evening, he left his house and went to Jubilee Hills to meet someone who assured to help him find some work.

He said that the first ever drought erupted in the Yasangi season as the State government had neglected irrigation projects on the pretext of the sinking of three pillars at Medigadda.

Addressing the party cadre during a meeting in Kondapur on Monday, Prabhakar called upon the party cadre to take the failures of the Congress government to the public.

Addressing a Lok Sabha election preparatory meeting at the BRS party district office in Gadwal, Praveen Kumar lamented the deteriorating conditions faced by farmers and citizens, citing issues such as inadequate electricity and water supply.

Officials informed that water release was stalled in the wake of drinking water scarcity in Karimnagar town.

Speaking to reporters here on Monday, the minister alleged that former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao was politicising the issue for votes.

Several localities across Hyderabad recorded temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, marking a sharp increase in the heat intensity.

Even as the crops were drying up, people and farmers were suffering the government remained inactive. This kind of situation never existed in the last ten years and the BRS would fight to protect the interests of farmers, the MP said.\

M Ajay Babu, the State coordinator of the TPCC campaign committee, raised objections to the arrest of M Samelu, the general secretary of Kothagudem DCC.

While the BRS had focused on development and welfare politics, the Congress had focused on propaganda politics.

He criticised the government's decision to double the TET fees compared to Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET), asserting that it is unfair to levy such high charges on candidates.

Niranjan Reddy stated that farmers who expected the Congress to provide more support than the BRS regime, are now disheartened over lack of adequate support.

Speaking to news reporters in Kohed on Monday, the BC Welfare Minister alleged that Chandrashekhar Rao was trying to mislead the people during his visit to agriculture fields in Nalgonda, Suryapet and Jangaon districts on Sunday.