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Bhagyalaxmi (48), a resident of the coal belt town, breathed her last while being shifted to a hospital in Mancherial on Thursday morning.
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A resident of Pannur of Ramagiri mandal, Ejjigiri Pratap is working as LHD operator in 11 incline coal mine. Pratap sustained serious injuries on his stomach as he was run over by LHD machine while discharging duties in the morning.
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As many as 5.41 lakh packets of cotton seeds were available for cultivation in 2.16 lakh acres of land.
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He inspected different outlets at Ambedkar Chowk, Punjab Chowk, and near Thamsi Bus stand here on Wednesday.
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On Monday midnight, Ramesh along with few others went to the residence of Prashanth Reddy. As he was not available in the house, Ramesh searched for him and found him in Utoor village and thrashed him severely.
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Premender said that the State government utterly failed to keep the seed required for farmers. He said farmers were struggling to buy the seed due to the government’s lack of preparedness.
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The couple Padma and Narsimhulu have assured to perform final rites for the dog whenever it passes away.
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She wanted the officials to ensure that all basic facilities such as water, electricity and toilets were completed on time and warned to take action if there was any delay in the completion of works.
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The 22 MW plant is being established at a cost of Rs 126 crore. Rs 5 crore are being spent to generate 1MW of solar power.
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As limited work time is available, the Irrigation Department officials have asked the L&T that has been executing the interim works as recommended by the NDSA, to step up the pace of operations.
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Continuing the tradition, silk cloths and 'talambralu' of Bhadrachalam temple will be present to the presiding deity.
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In a statement Varun Reddy said last year between January and May, there were 10,558 hours of outages, while this year the outages came down to 7262 hours. "We have been able to reduce the time period of outages by 3,296 hours, an decrease of 31. 22 percent,"he said.
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Rahul said that Sammaiah brought recognition to the police department by shining in the national event and achieving the second spot in the shot put throw competition.
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Addressing a press conference, Shankar alleged that due to the inefficiency of the State government there was a shortage of seeds in the State.
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They are coming forward to buy a particular variety seed as they growers registered 12 quintals of cotton per acre and saw considerable profits when they had sown it last year.
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The leaders stressed on the need of bringing a fee regulation law in the State in private corporate educational institutions.
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After the tenders called for the construction of quarters, in last January the SCCL management entered into an agreement with the contracting agency and works are expected to complete in December this year.
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They are leaking news and deciding the masterminds and culprits, with no concrete evidence. Such allegations without evidence, will not stand legal scrutiny," he said.
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Unmindful of the scorching heat, they lined up in front of the shops but were allowed to buy only two bags of 450 grams each.
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He asked the seed dealers to display the availability of the seeds on a notice board, to keep the farmers informed.
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He admitted to stealing gold and silver ornaments from Nenduguri Ramanna’s houses by breaking open doors at Kethanapalli on May 26 night.
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Farmers from nearby villages formed a serpentine queue at th Agro Sev Centre in Toopran to buy seeds, but they became agitated when they were told that there were no stocks leading to the protests.
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The family members of Kumari who reached the District General Hospital staged a protest during late night hours.
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With the Monsoon fast approaching and the IMD forecasting above-normal rainfall this year, fear of inundation is giving sleepless nights to residents of Warangal