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    • Apr- 2025 -
      23 April

      Cardinals to meet today to schedule Pope Francis’ funeral, elect his successor

      Francis recently returned to the Vatican after 38 days in a hospital for a respiratory crisis that developed into double pneumonia, the longest hospitalization of his 12-year papacy Vatican City: Grief and tributes for Pope Francis were shared around the world on Tuesday, a day after the popular pontiff died at age 88. Cardinals will meet at the Vatican Tuesday to begin scheduling Pope Francis’ funeral and burial, planning the conclave to elect his successor and making other decisions about running the Catholic Church. History’s first Latin American pontiff charmed the world with his humble style and concern for the poor but alienated many conservatives with critiques of capitalism and climate change. Francis recently returned to the Vatican after 38 days…

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    • 23 April

      What are church’s rites after death of pope, election of new one?

      Any baptized Roman Catholic male is eligible to be pope, but since 1378, only cardinals have been selected Vatican City: The death of a pope starts a centuries-old ritual involving sacred oaths by the cardinals electing a successor, the piercing of ballots with a needle and thread after they’re counted, and then burning them to produce either the white or black smoke to signal if there’s a new leader for the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics. The election itself is shrouded in secrecy, with cardinals forbidden from communicating with the outside world what happened during the voting in the conclave behind the frescoed walls of the Sistine Chapel. St John Paul II rewrote the regulations on papal elections in a 1996 document that…

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    • 23 April

      Telangana: Khammam Bishop recalls his bond with Pope Francis

      Dr Sagili Prakash had felicitated Pope with a shawl and presented him with a photo of Karunagiri shrine Khammam: Khammam Catholic Diocese Bishop Dr Sagili Prakash mourned the demise of Pope Francis in Vatican City on Monday while recalling his association with Pope. Bishop Prakash had visited Vatican City in Rome and met Pope Francis to thank him for selecting him as the Bishop of Khammam. He had felicitated Pope Francis with a shawl and presented him with a photo of the Karunagiri shrine. He said that Pope Francis had immense love and affection for the poor sections of society and always worked for the welfare of humanity and had also shown affection for prisoners. The Bishop said that Pope Francis…

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    • 22 April

      Telangana: Farmer attacked, push into well by NH construction company staff in Karimnagar

      The victim’s son rushed to the spot and pulled him out of the well with the help of a rope KARIMNAGAR: A farmer Kasu Machaiah was allegedly attacked and pushed into an agricultural well by the staff of the national highway construction company. A native of Gollapalli of Shankarapatnam mandal, Machaiah lost his agricultural well located in survey number 17 in the outskirts of the village under the construction of national highway 563. Though other farmers got compensation, Machaiah has not been paid compensation so far. On the other hand, DBL company, which was engaged in the construction of a national highway, recently closed a portion of the well. However, Machaiah, who was opposing it, prevented well closer works on Monday.…

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    • 22 April

      Telangana High Court directive to HCA

      According to TCA official, the Telangana High Court has directed HCA not to take any financial decisions HYDERABAD: In a serious setback to Hyderabad Cricket Association, Telangana High Court Justice CV Bhaskar Reddy has directed it not to take any financial decisions and also any administrative decisions, according to Telangana Cricket Association general secretary Guruva Reddy. “These Interim orders were passed during the hearing of the writ petition filed by the Telangana Cricket Association seeking a Central Bureau of Investigation enquiry into the alleged financial irregularities of HCA,” the TCA official said. “The High Court has also ordered the HCA not to sign any cheques without following due procedure, except for paying staff salaries and day-to-day expenses until the matter being…

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    • 22 April

      Telangana High Court quashes FIRs against Lagacherla farmers

      The case relates to a visit by the District Collector and other district officials to Lagacherla village in connection with a land acquisition inquiry, during which they were allegedly obstructed and attacked Hyderabad: In yet another embarrassment to the Congress government on Monday, after the NHRC report highlighted police torture of Lagacherla villagers, Justice K Lakshman of the Telangana High Court on Monday quashed two additional First Information Reports (FIRs) registered in connection with the Lagacherla land acquisition incident. The petitions were filed by several farmers named as accused in FIR Nos. 154 and 155 registered in 2024 by the Bomraspet police, seeking to set aside the proceedings initiated against them. Among the petitioners was Bogamoni Suresh, who, along with others,…

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    • 22 April

      Protests in Khammam against JD Vance’s India visit

      Telangana Rythu Sangham district secretary Bontu Rambabu alleged that US Vice President JD Vance’s visit was aimed at capturing the Indian agricultural market Khammam: Telangana Rythu Sangham district secretary Bontu Rambabu on Monday alleged that US Vice President JD Vance‘s visit was aimed at capturing the Indian agricultural market. The Rythu Sangham activists staged a protest at Wyra Agricultural Market office in the district on Monday as part of a countrywide protest and displayed placards that said ‘Vance Go Back’ and ‘India is Not for Sale’. Speaking on the occasion, Rambabu said that after US President Donald Trump took office for the second time, he was trying hard to export American agricultural products to India in the pretext of trade taxes and…

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    • 22 April

      Karimnagar district administration gives Odia-medium textbooks to worksite school students

      Textbooks of Class 1 to 7 were brought from Odisha and distributed to students on Monday as part of an initiative taken by Collector Pamela Satpathy. Karimnagar: In order to teach migrant students in their mother tongue, the district administration has come up with an innovative idea. Now for the first time in the State, Odia-medium textbooks have been made available to migrant students studying in worksite schools. Textbooks of Class 1 to 7 were brought from Odisha and distributed to students on Monday as part of an initiative taken by Collector Pamela Satpathy. More number of labourers from Odisha migrate to the erstwhile Karimnagar district to work in brick kiln units as well as other industries. Many labourers migrate along…

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    • 22 April

      SLBC tunnel collapse: A tragedy marked by mismanagement, missed opportunities

      Political involvement proved to be a distraction; Ministers’ focus on defending lapses at the worksite added to the chaos rather than resolving it Hyderabad: The Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel collapse has exposed inadequacies on the part of State government in the handling of such massive rescue operations. The tragedy, which claimed lives and left workers trapped, points to systemic failures which the government failed to address. Structural vulnerabilities, including prolonged water seepage and geological risks, were overlooked in the rush to resume work. The absence of emergency audits or escape routes in the tunnel design came in as a rude shocker for organisations involved in the rescue operations. These are clear indicators of a lack of preparedness for potential…

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    • 22 April

      Telangana: Manugur CI, electronic media scribe in ACB net

      Mittapalli Gopi, the reporter, who was accused of acting as a mediator for the CI Soma Satish Kumar, allegedly demanded Rs 4 lakh as bribe Kothagudem: Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) sleuths nabbed Manugur Inspector of Police Soma Satish Kumar and an electronic media (Big TV) reporter Mittapalli Gopi in a bribery case on Monday. Gopi, who was accused of acting as a mediator for the CI, allegedly demanded Rs 4 lakh as bribe and was caught red-handed while accepting Rs 1 lakh as a part of the bribe from the complainant, ACB Khammam range DSP Y Ramesh said. The bribe was demanded for not including names of the complainant and his nephew in crime number 150/2025 registered under Sections 318 (4) (Cheating…

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