Telangana

A delegation of BRS Leaders submitted a representation to DGP Jitender at his office, urging him to initiate immediate action to prevent such attacks

Rama Rao found fault with the silence of Congress leaders, questioning whether their lack of response indicated approval of such behaviour

The five-storied building owned by Dikonda Annaiah was razed using earth movers.

Ramulu (33), a resident of Narayankhed, was working in a local industry.

BRSV district president Reddy Yadagiri, other leaders Pitla Balakishan, Pitla Kanakaraju, and Vennela Naresh Reddy were taken into custody

Unrest among farmers is continuing in the State, with Thursday witnessing a crude attempt by the Congress government to quell their voices before they took their protest to the State capital.

Rahul Reddy is said to have consumed insecticide and rushed to Bhadrachalam Area Hospital for treatment.

Khammam District Collector Muzammil Khan plans to train interested citizens in disaster management to serve as volunteers and assist with relief operations during floods.

This was revealed during raids on the stores carried out by officials of the Drug Control Administration (DCA)

“There is nothing like digital arrest in the law. If anybody tells you that you are digitally arrested, please report it to the cyber crime wing or the nearest police station immediately,” he advised

Farmers are alleging that the negligent attitude of irrigation officials and lack of monitoring of works by Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao, Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy, who represents Palair constituency and deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka caused delay in completing repairs.

The father Chilipishetti Prabulingam had filed a complaint against Shishu Raksha Children's Hospital in Sangareddy town where the child was admitted for treatment on September 5.

Pointing out that the school had just two teachers as against the sanctioned strength of 17, the students took out a rally from the school to Asifabad bus stand in the district centre.

The scarcity persisted until the last week of August, with heavy downpours on August 30 and 31 triggering floods in nearby areas, yet leaving Wadaparthy tanks empty.

Farmers gathered in front of the State Bank of India on Thursday, raising slogans against the government and demanding unconditional crop loan waivers. Contrary to government claims, the farmers reported that many in the mandal have yet to see their loans waived.

Leaders were arrested and taken to local police stations while preparing to participate in the Chalo Praja Bhavan program across Adilabad, Kumram Bheem Asifabad, Mancherial, and Nirmal district centers. They were taken from their homes early in the morning and transported to the police stations.

BRS decided to back the farmers' unions' call to lay siege to Praja Bhavan, demanding an unconditional crop loan waiver. However, the police intervened, taking the protesters into preventive custody and transporting them to local police stations.

Ramagundam Commissioner of Police, in a statement, said that Gummadelli Bhaskar, Rajavarapu Venkateshwarlu, Thippani Sandeep, Muddasani Sadanandam, Durgam Srinivas, Elka Sridhar, Muddangula Nagaraju, Boge Ramesh and Masu Rayalingu

At present, a fixed charge of Rs.10 per kilowatt is charged if the electricity used by households exceeds 300 units per month. The discoms have asked to be allowed to raise it to Rs.50. For HT consumers, the discoms have asked to increase the fixed charge of Rs. 475 per kilowatt to Rs. 500 from the industries.

The lab, which was set up with MPLAD funds, was inaugurated by the Union Minister of State for Home Bandi Sanjay Kumar

Following an FIR registered at Tadepalligudem town police station in Andhra Pradesh, Bhadradri Temple chief priest Podicheti Seetharamanuja Charyulu was suspended on Wednesday.

"The Union government must present a clear plan for One Nation-One Election to the public. It is crucial that citizens understand how these elections will be conducted," he stated,

The petitioners argued that the ordinance was introduced without proper consultation or data collection from the affected villagers, alleging that the decision is motivated by interests in real estate development rather than community welfare.

He warned of Statewide protests if the Congress government failed to meet its commitments to BCs by November 10