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Are you celebrating for successfully misleading farmers? Not a single promise from the Warangal Rythu Declaration has been fulfilled," he said. Instead, he stated that 563 farmers had lost their lives in the past year due to the Congress government's inept policies.
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Despite record production of paddy and good yields from cotton crops too, the State has witnessed a tragic spike in farmer suicides. The farmer community has been left in shock and grief in many villages.
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Collector Pamela Satpathy conducted a meeting with MEOs at her camp office here on Wednesday. Speaking on the occasion, she wanted the officers to ensure that the students studying in government schools should not face any difficulties.
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The accused allegedly traveled to Bhadrachalam to purchase ganja, which she then sold in Siddipet district. Shekhar, Naresh, and Bhanuprasad had previously been jailed eight months ago for a similar offense.
The accused allegedly traveled to Bhadrachalam to purchase ganja, which they then sold in Siddipet district. Shekhar, Naresh, and Bhanuprasad had previously been jailed for a similar offense eight months ago.
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Farmers believe that the government should have prioritized the continuation of the Rythu Bandhu Scheme, even if it meant deferring the crop loan waiver initiative, which also has not been fully implemented yet
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In the process of making the snack desired by her teachers, the student was hurt when cooking hot oil spilled on the student's hand, causing severe burns.
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The protest by residents of Dilawarpur mandal headquarters, Gundampalli Mukundapur, Samundarpalli villages, was intensified on Tuesday with a day-long rasta-roko in Dilawarpur mandal centre
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The School Education, Director, along with District Collector, Sikta Patnaik, SP, Yogesh Goutham, School Education, Joint Director, P Madan Mohan visited the school that witnessed three food poisoning incidents.
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Taking to X, Rama Rao blamed Revanth Reddy for the unrest in Lagacherla and Dilawarpur by mishandling issues involving farmers.
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DSP, Sathish Kumar inaugurated the medical camp where tests like ECG, gynaecology, BP, sugar, dental problems, eye, orthopedic, urology, physiotherapy, cardiac and blood tests were conducted by expert doctors.
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Migrant labourers, who died in other countries, have been denied the ex gratia of Rs.5 lakh being given to family members of those who die in the Gulf by the State government. Family members, who had pinned their hopes on the ex gratia, are unhappy with the government’s decision.
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While Shyam and his mother were proceeding towards Bujarampet, he stopped the bike and jumped into river Manjeera. Balamani also jumped into the river after him.
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As part of the conclusion of the weeklong Praja Palana celebrations, cultural council artists had organised a programme in Kodimial. While Congress leaders were addressing the gathering, local people gathered and questioned the leaders for delivering lectures without implementing the promises made to the people during the time of elections.
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The victims were Deshkukh Rajashekhar (49) and his father Shivaraj (70), residents of Bodhan in Nizamabad district.
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To combat drug menace and improve prosecution rates of Narcotics Drug and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) cases, the Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau (TGANB) has launched training programs for police and excise officials across Telangana State.
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The programme will be conducted from Nov 30 to Dec 7, focusing on inspecting Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas (KGBVs), model schools, government residential schools, SC, ST, and BC hostels, and colleges
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Members of the delegation told the media that the protest was temporarily called off.
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Telangana is facing a significant dip in revenue collections, with receipts for the current fiscal year lagging behind last year's collections.
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Kagaznagar Rural Inspector Srinivas and Sub-Inspector Mahender confirmed that Saraswathi Sarkar, a resident of village number 2 in Easgaon, was arrested for the murder of her 44-year-old husband, Dilal Sarkar.
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The sons abandoned her in the Mothe graveyard where she faced severe hardships for eight days with the fractured leg. Local people, who found her in the graveyard, informed the matter to government officials.
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Sobhan Babu, who had been raising chilli crops in his four-acre land for the last three years, was struggling under a heavy burden of debt.
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Ganta Chinnamutthenna, a 56-year-old from Armoor mandal in Nizamabad district, spent nearly two decades working in Qatar before returning to India to start a dairy business. However, financial losses left him in a debt trap. After a year of struggling with his failed venture, he returned to Qatar to work for a new employer but reportedly struggled with depression, according to sources.
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Residents of SC Colony in Paloncha have been protesting against the dumping of garbage in a local graveyard, holding a series of protests and even staging a late-night dharna. Their actions have disrupted sanitation activities in the town. The residents claim that Paloncha Municipality sanitation staff have been dumping not only garbage but also dead animals in the graveyard, creating difficulties for the community in performing last rites when needed. Miriyala Venkateshwarlu, a local resident, told Telangana Today that the graveyard has been used by the colony for decades.
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The villagers belonging to Dilawarpur mandal headquarters, Gundampalli Mukundapur, Samundarpalli villages staged the protest on the busy Nirmal-Bhiwandi stretch of the Maharashtra national highway since morning