Telangana

He criticized Ministers from the district for staying insensitive on issues of farmers. The farmers of the ayacut of the Nagarjuna Sagar left canal were facing a hard time due to lack of irrigation facility.

Crops worth crores of rupees were lost because of the untimely rains that battered north Telangana districts.

Bhagavanulu said that the centre was displaying outstanding performance consistently for quite a long time.

As many as 804 boreholes and 151 pumps were working in the urban areas and 1, 627 boreholes and 7, 199 pumps were available in the rural areas

According to him, the government had fixed the Minimum Support Price(MSP) for paddy 'A' grade Rs. 2203 per quintal and Rs. 2183 per quintal for normal quality.

Sources in the party say local leaders want the high command to replace Saidireddy with a local BJP leader so that the party functionaries could work unitedly for the victory of the candidate.

Commissioner of Police Sunil Dutt said that the flag marches were being conducted to ensure that people could exercise their right to vote in a free environment.

A person was heard saying the paper was leaked from a government school in Utnoor mandal centre to help some students in passing in the language.

He urged the State government to prioritise addressing farmers' grievances over visits to Delhi to meet the AICC leadership and strategies to gain political upmanship in the State.

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, his Cabinet colleagues and senior officials were present.

Liquid cash Rs 14.48 lakh and ten mobile phones were seized from their instance.

Police constable Surendar, who was working as a writer at the station, allegedly demanded Rs.15,000 from a tractor owner

The vendor's shameful act was caught on camera and shared on X

Vinod Kumar examined crops damaged due to recent hailstorm in Mustabad, Pothugal, Sevalal Thanda, Gannevanipalli of Mustabad mandal and Obulapur of Thangallapalli mandal on Tuesday.

It is sponsored by Bihar Institute of Public Administration & Rural Development (BIPARD).

Four children from the locality had gone for a swim in the pit located in an abandoned factory at Goutham Nagar in Patancheru town

The faculty and warden were said to have instigated the students to stage protests against the principal, sources in the college said.

Apart from paddy, maize, jowar, tobacco, ground nut, chilly, onions and horticulture farmers had incurred losses as standing crops were lost.

The Punjagutta police went to Goa and after formally arresting him brought Oakra, on a prisoner transit (PT) warrant and produced him before the Nampally court. He was sent to judicial custody.

Manne Venkatesh (15), the second son of Manne Chandraiah and Renuka, was herding the cattle home from their agriculture field on Tuesday evening when the incident happened.

She instructed that electronic devices and mobile phones should not be allowed in the examination centres under any circumstances.

The standing crops of Paddy, Maize, Sunflower, Mango, Vegetables and other crops were damaged to a huge extent as rains continued until late evening across Siddipet

The carcass of the peacock, a 0.22” sporting rifle, 34 live rounds and other material were seized from them.

Two deer antlers were seized from them. The persons were identified as Pittala Shoban Babu (25), a fruit seller and resident of Medak, and Bonala Naga Chary (40) a gold smith from Warangal.