Telangana

BRS MLA Palla Rajeshwar Reddy said the delay in paddy procurement by the State govt was forcing farmers to sell their produce to private traders in open market for just Rs 1,500-1,700 per quintal

Expressing anger against the belt shops, the women went to the toddy outlets and belt shops in the two villages.

Addressing media persons, Congress Kisan Cell national vice president M Kodanda Reddy slammed the BJP and BRS for making irresponsible comments over drought in the State.

Tudumdebba State working president Godam Ganesh, in a statement, regretted that the belt shops were ruining the lives of tribal youngsters who were getting addicted to alcohol like never before in rural parts of the district.

The State government then had issued circulars strictly prohibiting use of bore water for supply to villages, the official said.

Over the past two years, the Registrations Department, the second-largest revenue-generating wing for the state government, has encountered a notable decline in registrations within the former Karimnagar district.

The union members, who came to know about the health condition of the mechanic, handed over an amount of Rs 10, 000 so as to help him to look after household expenses.

The three-member committee of the River Management Board, which met here, discussed the drinking water needs of both states and the utilisation of 80 tmc of water allotted to them in October.

KT Rama Rao, the working president of the BRS, stated that the party is poised to have a significant impact on national politics, particularly in light of the absence of a clear majority for any of the national alliance parties in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

As the BJP aims for a third consecutive term in national governance, its state unit is embroiled in controversy as internal divisions surface.

Laxman said that claims about threat to Revanth Reddy's government were false and an attempt to divert the attention of the people from core issues.

On April 16th, K Chandrashekhar Rao, the former Chief Minister and leader of the Bharata Rashtra Samithi (BRS), will commence his Lok Sabha election campaign with a public gathering in Sangared

The police suspected couple would have poisoned the children following a dispute between the two and launched a search operation to trace them.

Yesaiah, who had taken half an acre on lease for farming, was also trying to make ends meet by buying and selling scrap by roaming around in the villages.

The accused were booked by police under IPC Section 304 (II) (intent to cause death) read with Section 109 (punishment for abetment) and were remanded.

Two others — P Koswaha and Aslam — both from Bihar, are absconding. Police said Lal Babu confessed that he decided to procure drugs from Bihar to sell them to consumers in Hyderabad at a higher rate and earn easy money within a short time.

The State universities are set to roll out a new three-year Biomedical Science programme at the undergraduate level from the forthcoming academic year.

He also demanded for allocation of Rs.20,000 crore in the State budget towards implementation of the BC sub-plan, besides establishing the Most Backward Classes (MBC) department.

Party leaders demanded that the defected MLAs resign from their posts immediately.

Officials said the flag march was conducted to create a sense of confidence among the public in view of the elections.

This exercise has to be completed in advance, taking adequate precautions. By raising the gates, water storage at an undesired level can be avoided, even in the event of heavy flooding.

Congress leaders alleged that Raghunandan Rao was using pictures of Lord Ram in his election campaign in violation of the MCC.

The former Minister said Priyanka Gandhi had announced during the election campaign that the Congress government would extend financial assistance for unemployed youth in the State.

He said Eshwar's journey exemplified determination and perseverance, serving as a beacon for youngsters striving for success.