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Luxettipet Sub-Inspector P Chandrakumar said Gorla Balaiah received fatal injuries when the wild boar gored him when he was alone, resulting in death on the spot for him.
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Taking part in a meet the press programme here on Sunday, Kishan Reddy said the BJP was getting a lot of support from the people of the State.
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The party stated that to conduct free and fair elections there was a need to deploy central paramilitary forces in the constituency.
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Congress MP Rahul Gandhi in a blatant lie said the State government was depositing Rs.2,500 monthly in every woman’s bank account.
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Three women Bethi Laxmi (52), Malyala Vaishnavi (31) and Pochampalli Rajamma(54) were killed on the spot and a few labourers sustained injuries.
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Adilabad DSP L Jeevan Reddy said that gathering of people and conducting rallies was prohibited with the Police Act 30 coming into force in connection with the oncoming Lok Sabha polls.
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One woman, Gajireddy Uma, 35, allegedly attempted to kill herself by consuming a pesticide when she could not bear the mental and physical harassment of her husband Suresh on Friday night.
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Panjala Sathish (40), a constable working with Mancherial police station collapsed while swimming at a swimming pool of SCCL in CCC colony at around 7 am.
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The SET will be conducted for assistant professors and lecturers eligibility from August 28 to 31.
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Krishank pleaded for his trial to be conducted in the presence of lawyers. He said there was a possibility of police excesses in the absence of lawyers.
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We drove at 140 kmph by road to reach here, he said. The Chief Minister said it was unfortunate that none of the Congress MLAs had won in the Assembly elections from the GHMC limits.
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Patancheru assembly segment has 4.13 lakh voters out of 18.20 lakh votes in the Medak Lok Sabha Constituency. No other assembly segment has more than 3 lakh votes.
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As he asked the people whether they were prepared to forego the newly formed districts of Nirmal, Asifabad and Mancherial, the crowd roared back with a firm 'No'.
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The BRS government had protected the interests of the beedi workers, he said, recalling that former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao had given Rs.2,000 pension for beedi workers.
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The BJP had failed to fulfill the assurances made to Telangana under AP Reorganisation Act and had no moral right to seek votes from the people, he said.
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More than 60 activists from Ankusapur, Ramachandrapur, and Chinnalingapur have joined the BRS.
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Addressing a news conference he said there was a growing aversion among the people towards the Congress leadership for the yawning gap between its words and deeds.
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Mounika, daughter of Mallesham, was earning a livelihood by working as a tailor. Recently, Mallesham fixed her marriage with a man on April 27 which she opposed.
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Stating that a people’s movement would be launched if the existing districts were abolished, Rama Rao said the BRS would lead the movement.
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The former Governor, who contested on a BJP ticket from Chennai South after resigning from the Governor's post, said the Congress had worked for one family while Prime Minister Narendra Modi had worked for all the people of the country.
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He visited the TDP district office here on Saturday and along with the party's Khammam parliamentary convener Dr. Vasireddy Ramanatham paid floral tributes to NTR's statue.
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YNTRA 2.0 featured around 70 projects from departments such as computer science and artificial intelligence, electronics and communication, electrical and electronics among others.
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The BJP wants to abolish the reservations of SC/ST/BC. The public should vote for the Congress to protect the Constitution and protect the reservations, he maintained.
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However, with the party losing seven Assembly segments in the 2023 elections under the Mahabubnagar parliament constituency, it is now making moves carefully to retain the Parliament seat.