Telangana

The fact that there have been many protests in Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s Kodangal constituency, is forcing the officials to reconsider the plans over establishment of pharma villages or go slow on the project.

The victims were identifies as Dheeraj Kumar (23) and Sikindar Mandala (25) and Thadugu Venkat Reddy (53).

The man, who was in an inebriated condition, slept beside the transformer, and sustained burning injuries when he came into contact with live electric wire

Fearing arrests, many villagers are moving out of Lagacherla and taking shelter at their relatives and friends' places in other villages

He also mentioned that the Congress government has failed to provide the Rs 500 bonus per quintal for fine quality paddy, which was one of the key promises made to farmers.

Restrictions were imposed on pressmen who gathered at the RGUKT and other parts of the town to cover the protest of the ABVP. Media persons alleged that police forcibly deleted video clips from their mobile phones

The oil palm factory at Gopalgiri village was supposed to be completed in two years, but since the government is not showing much interest in taking up the project, farmers are getting unrest and majority of them are reportedly planning to cut down the area of cultivation or completely stop

About 20 senior leaders of the party will have food with the people and sleep in 20 habitations adjoining the Musi river on Saturday

Around 120 activists arrived at the shrine to draw the attention of Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy on the suicides of RGUKT-Basar students

The victims Suresh (25) and Narasimha Rao (42) were residents of Qutbullabur in Hyderabad. Suresh and Narasimha Rao and two others went on a pilgrimage to Ganugapur in Karnataka

According to police officials, the girl, Swathi, a native of Lingampally was found hanging from the ceiling in the hostel room  

Fire in an apartment complex named Golden Oriole in Puppalguda left a scary experience for residents, as fire tenders were unable to move into the complex. Fire service personnel had to station the tenders in neighbouring complex to control fire. None was injured.

Stray dog menace continues to haunt villages and people continue to suffer from dog bites. In the latest incident reported from a village in Sircilla district, two children were injured in a stray dog attack.

In a tragic incident, 12-year-old Kasturi Nivruthi, died of cardiac arrest at Padmanagar Colony in Chennur town on Friday.

As the ruling Congress is going hammer and tongs in accusing the involvement of Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), a close look at the developments before and after the attack reveal a different narrative.

Pilgrims were seen arriving at the shrine early in the morning and having darshan of the presiding deity after taking holy dip in the temple tank (dharmagundam).

Over 650 students from various schools and colleges across the region would be engaged in diplomatic discussions and address critical global and national issues, said dean (student welfare), Dr. AVV Sudhakar, who inaugurated the event.

The Indian Railway has developed ‘Kavach’, to prevent accidents due to human error resulting in signal failure and over speeding, and recently approved the new version Kavach 4.0 incorporating lessons learned from the previous implementations.

Alarmed by the continued drawls without proportionate replenishment, the KRMB has directed both states to stop water diversions from the two reservoirs. The board also wants the states to reduce water usage from the projects for hydropower generation.

Speaking on the occasion, Prabhakar said that police were discharging their duties with an aim to give protection to the public. If law and order was under control, the state would get new investments thus the local youth would get employment.

Teachers have been facing serious difficulties as their bills related to GPF, medical, surrender leaves, TSGLI and retirement benefits have been pending with the State government for the last one and half years, said Sripal Reddy

After feeling humiliated, the juniors approached the management and lodged a complaint. The college management verified the surveillance cameras footage and counseled the senior students.

A retired SCCL employee, Janga Odelu, bitten by a Russell’s viper, killed the snake and rushed to Kothagudem hospital for treatment.

Farmers are losing an additional two to four kilograms of paddy during weighing due to damaged gunny bags. While inaugurating paddy procurement centers, ministers and government officials clarified that there is no shortage of gunny bags. Although the centers have received sufficient bags, most of them are old. It is a common practice to supply used bags, as providing all new ones is not feasible.