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According to statistics, a total of 86 children were given for adoption since the inception of Shishugriha in 2011. Of that, 59 were girls and the remaining 27 were boys. 68 percent of girls were adopted by couples.
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He praised Thara’s services, stating that she had rendered outstanding services to the department in detecting explosive material such as bombs, RDX, gun powder, TNT and so on, besides inspecting stages for VIPs in public meetings.
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The Central government had released Rs.80.10 crore under the programme for the last financial year. The State government has given administrative sanction for release of a total of Rs 133.50 crore including the State's share of Rs.53.40 crore under the same head.
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Coming down heavily on former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, the TJS chief said in name of urgency, the former Chief Minister had caused huge losses to the exchequer.
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They demanded the government to consider candidates' selection for Group - I Main examination in 1:100 instead of 1:50.
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On Monday, Renuka made the child lie on a cot outside the house after feeding him and went into the house on a task.
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The qualifying percentage of 9,156 men was 90.06, while 92.27 per cent women qualified out of 11,470 women who took the test.
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The gang had flicked away gold chains from women in Jawaharnagar, Shamirpet, and Cheryala police station limits in Siddipet.
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As for the allegations on cost variations leading to losses, experts point out that the variation was due to various charges including wheeling and transmission charges.
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Speaking to mediapersons at Telangana Bhavan here on Tuesday, Jagadish Reddy explained that without the Chhattisgarh agreement, the State would have paid Rs 17,000 crore for the same amount of electricity.
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On behalf of the revenue department, RDO was asked to collect the details of persons who constructed buildings in government lands.
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CMS Computers Limited, which entered into agreement with the Transport Department, and for whom Suresh was working, terminated his services on Tuesday.
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Handler L Somanna recalled memories with Thara and expressed sadness over not being able to work with her henceforth.
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Though good rainfall was forecast by the IMD from July to September this year in the State, the dry spell that lasted for more than a couple of weeks had its bearing on all rain-fed crops.
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He also alleged that the Medak police allowed a man, who was involved in the clash, to undergo treatment in a private hospital in violation of rules.
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Gurukul regional coordination officer T Venkateswara Raju and Tribal Gurukul principal M Devadasu congratulated the student for excelling at the national level and wished her success in the future events.
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If one practices Dhyana -Yoga path without devotion to Krishna then he will end up realising the Paramatma feature in the heart.
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With two frogs being bathed in turmeric paste and made to 'tie the knot' amid chanting of mantras, the ritual saw woman farmers offering water to the frogs while children went around the streets of the villages carrying the newly married couple.
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He said that he was forced to stage a protest as the local police and the MLA were not doing justice to him.
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SCCL CMD N Balram said the surveillance units had received complaints that some people working in mines and offices were being shown present even though they were absent.
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Sources said the Congress high command was gathering opinion from cadres too to select one of the legislators to be offered a berth.
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The council of the GWMC has approved an annual draft budget with an outlay of Rs 612.29 crore for the year 2023-24, and this year the budget is likely to be increased by few more crores.
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10 cows and a van were seized from them.
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The victim was Gundu Prabhakar (45), a resident of Bandla Pochampally village in Veldurthy manda