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      19 September

      Maoists announce temporary suspension of armed struggle, await govt response

      In a purported statement, the outlawed CPI (Maoist) has announced a temporary suspension of its armed struggle and offered to hold peace talks with the central government. The rebels have requested a one-month ceasefire and halt to security operations to consult with their leadership. The statement, issued in the name of spokesperson Abhay, follows the death of Maoist leader Basavaraju in an encounter. Raipur: The outlawed Communist Party of India (Maoist), in a purported statement, has announced a temporary suspension of its armed struggle to facilitate peace talks, but has asked the government to declare a one-month ‘ceasefire‘ and halt security operations to initiate the process. Reacting to the development, the Chhattisgarh government said it is verifying the authenticity of the…

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    • 19 September

      Relief for Telangana govt employees affected by GO 317: STF chief Saidulu

      At a meeting of the Telangana School Teachers Federation in Khammam, State President Devarakonda Saidulu announced that government employees affected by GO 317 would soon be deputed to their native districts. Around 10,000 employees across departments are expected to benefit. Khammam: Government employees who were affected by GO 317 would soon have relief, said Telangana School Teachers Federation (STF) state president Devarakonda Saidulu. Speaking at the federation’s meeting chaired by STF district president Gandu Yadagiri here on Tuesday he said that the employees were transferred to other districts after introduction of a zonal system in the allocation of jobs and transfers under 317. But there were many discrepancies in the transfers. Now the State government has decided to send the employees…

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    • 19 September

      Women climb water tank in protest over Indiramma houses in Peddapalli

      In a dramatic protest, women in Adavisrirampur village of Mutharam mandal climbed an overhead water tank demanding justice in the allocation of Indiramma houses. Though 60 beneficiaries were finalised under the scheme, only half received allotments. Peddapalli: Women staged a protest by climbing an overhead water tank in Adavisrirampur of Mutharam mandal on Tuesday, alleging irregularities in the allocation of Indiramma houses. Homeless families had applied for houses under the Indiramma scheme during the Prajapala programme last year. Officials later conducted inspections by visiting the applicants’ houses. Although the names of 60 beneficiaries were finalised by the Indiramma committee, only half of them were allotted houses. The agitating women alleged that ineligible persons had been included in the list and genuine…

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    • 19 September

      Telangana High Court grants interim protection to ex-Chief Secretary

      Telangana HC granted interim protection to former Chief Secretary Shailendra Kumar Joshi, directing the State government not to take action based on the Ghose Commission report on Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Project irregularities. The matter is adjourned to October 7 Hyderabad: Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh and Justice GM Mohiuddin of the Telangana High Court on Tuesday granted interim protection to former Chief Secretary and former Irrigation Principal Secretary Shailendra Kumar Joshi (retd.), directing the State government not to take any adverse action against him based on the Justice PC Ghose Commission report on alleged irregularities in the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Project. The bench clarified that the interim orders, similar to those already granted to former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and former Irrigation Minister T…

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    • 19 September

      Telangana: Former Thirumalagiri Tahsildar sentenced to one year jail in bribery case

      A Nalgonda court sentenced former Thirumalagiri Tahsildar Srinivas Raju to one year of rigorous imprisonment in a 2011 bribery case. The ACB had trapped him for demanding ₹1 lakh to process land mutations and pattadar passbooks Nalgonda: First additional special judge for SPE and ACB cases sentenced Ch Srinivas Raju, then Tahsildar of Thirumalagiri mandal in Nalgonda district, to one year rigorous imprisonment in a bribery case registered in 2014. On December 30, 2011, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials trapped Srinivas for demanding and accepting bribe of Rs 1,00,000 from a complainant. The bribe was sought in exchange for facilitating mutation of agricultural lands in revenue records and issuing pattadar passbooks. The court found the accused official guilty and convicted him under the provisions of…

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    • 19 September

      Jagtial man cycles 22,000 km to visit 108 Vaishnava temples

      A Vaishnava devotee from Kodimial, Velma Narsimha Ramanujadasan, completed a 22,000 km bicycle pilgrimage covering 108 temples across India. Starting in August 2024, he concluded the yatra with prayers at Kondagattu Anjaneya Swamy temple Jagtial: A devotee from Kodimial, Velma Narsimha Ramanujadasan alias Sudarshan Reddy, visited 108 Vaishnava temples across the country by travelling on a bicycle. Narsimha Ramanujadasan, who began his yatra on August 23, 2024, concluded it at his native village on Monday after covering 22,000 km. Younger son of Velma Malla Reddy and Kanthamma, Narsimha Ramanujadasan is a graduate and a Vaishnava devotee since childhood. He assumed the name Narsimha Ramanujadasan after receiving ‘Upadesam’ from Chinna Jeeyar Swamy two years ago. He began his yatra with a visit to Sri…

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    • 19 September

      Telangana forest officers seek reorganisation of ranges, risk allowance, transfers

      Telangana Forest Range Officers Association urged Minister Konda Surekha to reorganise forest ranges, release pending budgets, enhance risk allowance, deploy weapon parties, and lift the transfer ban. Officers flagged rising threats in tiger reserves and encroachments under new RoFR pattas Hyderabad: The Telangana Forest Range Officers Association (TFROA) has urged Forest Minister Konda Surekha to reorganise forest ranges, enhance risk allowance in tiger reserves, provide weapon parties, lift the ban on transfers and address several other pending issues. The Minister assured officials and staff that stringent action, including booking cases under the PD Act, would be taken against those who attack forest personnel. During a meeting with the Minister on Tuesday, the TFROA sought timely release of CAMPA and afforestation budgets. They pointed…

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    • 19 September

      Telangana’s urea shortage pushes farmers to breaking point

      Despite the Centre’s assurance of an additional 40,000 MT of urea, Telangana’s Kharif farmers continue to face acute shortages, with long queues and black market diversions worsening the crisis. Crops are yellowing under relentless rains, and disruptions at RFCL have compounded the supply gap. Hyderabad: The Centre’s assurance to sanction an additional 40,000 metric tonnes of urea for Telangana has not brought the much-awaited relief promised to Kharif farmers. Long queues at distribution centres continue to snake through rural districts, with reports of widespread diversion to the black market, allegedly involving influential persons and aides of elected representatives further to the shortage. As relentless monsoon rains batter exposed fields, nutrient-starved crops like paddy, maize, and cotton are turning yellow, pushing desperate farmers…

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    • 19 September

      Telangana hospitals to suspend services from Tuesday midnight over unpaid Aarogyasri dues

      Healthcare services under the Aarogyasri scheme in Telangana are likely to be disrupted as over 400 private hospitals threaten to suspend operations due to unpaid dues. TANHA President Dr. V. Rakesh highlighted the financial strain on small and medium hospitals and called for urgent intervention from Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. Hyderabad: With no talks between the State government and private hospitals to resolve outstanding issues on Tuesday, healthcare services for patients under the Aarogyasri scheme are expected to be affected across Telangana from Tuesday midnight. “More than 400 private hospitals are on the verge of shutting down due to pending Aarogyasri medical bills, which have been unpaid for several months,” Dr. V. Rakesh, president, Telangana Network Hospitals Association for Aarogyasri (TANHA) said. Dr Rakesh…

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    • 19 September

      By-elections inevitable in Telangana, says KTR

      The BRS working president predicted by-elections in Telangana, accusing Congress of surviving on lies and defections. He warned the Revanth Reddy government’s “honeymoon period” was over, questioned Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy’s integrity, and expressed confidence in BRS’s political resurgence under KCR Hyderabad: BRS working president KT Rama Rao declared that by-elections in Telangana were inevitable, predicting a resounding defeat for the ruling Congress. He challenged the Congress to openly accept defected BRS MLAs into its fold and face the electorate. “If the Congress truly believes in democracy, let them say these MLAs are theirs and go for by-elections. Their defeat is certain,” he asserted, stating that the MLAs’ defection from BRS to the Congress had exposed the weakness of the ruling party as…

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