POLITICS
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Mar- 2025 -31 March
Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu, Governor extend Ugadi festival greetings
In his festival message, the Chief Minister encouraged everyone to welcome the new year with the hope that it will bring good days ahead Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and Governor S Abdu Nazeer extended Ugadi (Telugu New Year) greetings to the people of the State on Sunday. In his festival message, the Chief Minister encouraged everyone to welcome the new year with the hope that it will bring good days ahead. “Ugadi greetings to all the Telugu people across the world. Let’s start new endeavours and I wholeheartedly wish that you will make progress as per your wishes,” said Naidu in a post on X. Similarly, the Governor observed that Ugadi is a festival of joy and…
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31 March
Gold merchant’s family found dead in Andhra, cyanide poisoning suspected
Police suspect financial distress and internal family issues as the cause of the suspected family suicide. Madakasira (Andhra Pradesh): A family of four was found dead in their residence in Sri Sathya Sai district on Sunday, said a police official. Police suspect financial distress and internal family issues as the cause of the suspected family suicide. The deceased have been identified as Krishna Chari, a gold shop owner in the Gandhi Bazaar area of Madakasira, his wife Sarala, and their two sons. “The family consumed cyanide, which they had access to as goldsmiths,” the official told PTI. Chari, the eldest of three brothers, was in debt and allegedly envious of his siblings’ financial success. Chari’s father was the first to discover…
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31 March
Eid ka Chand: A timeless muse for lovers and poets
This celestial sighting is more than just an announcement of festivities; it is a moment of collective anticipation, an age-old tradition that brings together faith, hope, and poetry Hyderabad: As the holy month of Ramzan comes to a close, all eyes eagerly turn to the evening sky, searching for the elusive ‘Eid ka Chand’. This celestial sighting is more than just an announcement of festivities; it is a moment of collective anticipation, an age-old tradition that brings together faith, hope, and poetry. The delicate crescent has been a source of inspiration for generations of Urdu poets, who have woven its beauty into their verses, turning it into a symbol of love, longing, and divine blessings. There is something magical about the…
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31 March
China’s cutting-edge smart bed and other technological innovations transforming lives
China has developed an advanced smart transfer bed that transfers patients who have undergone major surgeries from one bed to another without causing any stress or pain Hyderabad: China has developed an advanced smart transfer bed that transfers patients who have undergone major surgeries from one bed to another without causing any stress or pain. While sifting a patient from one bed to another is painful, the technological advancement ensures that the patient stays comfortable and steady during the process. Usually, physically ill people are lifted from the bed by the hospital staff while shifting. In many instances, the patients might also undergo secondary injuries or the pain from the surgeries increases, making them suffer more. On the other hand, this…
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31 March
Adopt new hobby, develop skills: PM Modi urges kids to utilise summer vacation
Recalling his childhood, the Prime Minister shared, “I remember my childhood days when my friends and I used to indulge in all sorts of mischief, but at the same time, we always did something constructive and learned new things.” New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday encouraged children to engage in constructive and productive activities during their upcoming summer vacations, emphasising the government’s efforts to provide new learning opportunities. Addressing the 120th episode of his monthly radio programme ‘Mann Ki Baat’, he urged students to pick up new hobbies and develop their skills during the long summer days. “During exams, I interact with young friends in Pariksha Pe Charcha. Now, exams are over. Many schools have started preparations for fresh classes. Summer…
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31 March
Festivals show how unity is woven into diversity of India, says PM Modi in ‘Mann Ki Baat’
Addressing the 120th episode of his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat, he extended heartfelt wishes to the citizens on the occasion of Chaitra Navratri and various other festivals, including Eid. New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday emphasised how the multiple festivals celebrated across India reflect the nation’s deep-rooted diversity. Addressing the 120th episode of his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat, he extended heartfelt wishes to the citizens on the occasion of Chaitra Navratri and various other festivals, including Eid. During the broadcast, PM Modi shared messages he received from people across the country, who sent their best wishes for Navratri, Gudi Padwa, Vishu, and the Hindu New Year. Highlighting the significance of these festivities, he said, “Today and in the…
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31 March
Rahul Gandhi sends warm wishes for peace, prosperity on Ugadi, other festivals
These festivals, marking the beginning of the New Year for various communities in different parts of India, hold deep cultural significance. They symbolise the spirit of unity, as people across regions welcome prosperity and good fortune with traditional festivities. New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, on Sunday, extended his heartfelt greetings to people across the country on the occasion of multiple regional and cultural festivals, including Gudi Padwa, Chaitra Navratri, Ugadi, Cheiraoba, Cheti Chand, and Sajibu. Taking to the social media platform X, Rahul Gandhi wrote, “Best wishes to everyone celebrating Gudi Padwa, Chaitra Navratri, Ugadi, Cheiraoba, Cheti Chand, and Sajibu! May this auspicious occasion bring joy and happiness into your lives and fill your homes with peace and prosperity.” These festivals,…
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30 March
Telangana Police recovers 70,058 mobile phones in six months
They returned them to rightful owners using Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal Hyderabad: The Telangana Police has traced and recovered 70,058 lost and stolen mobiles in six months and returned them to rightful owners using Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal. The Telangana Police adopted CEIR portal, developed by Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to curb the menace of mobile theft and counterfeit mobile devices, in all of its 780 police stations. Thanks to these efforts, the State has a recovery rate of 98.67 mobile devices per day. The CEIR portal was officially launched nationwide in May 2023 and started on a pilot basis in Telangana State from April 2024. In terms of recovery of lost and stolen phones, out of…
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30 March
Unable to repay loans, alcoholic dies by suicide in Telangana’s Adilabad
Mekala Vittal was reportedly depressed for failing to find a groom for his daughter Adilabad: A 54-year-old alcoholic farmer died, allegedly by suicide, as he was reportedly depressed over his inability to repay loans at Degama village in Bazarhathnoor mandal on Saturday. Bazarhathnoor Sub-Inspector Appa Rao said that Mekala Vittal ended his life as he was distressed by his inability to repay a loan of Rs 1 lakh availed from private lenders. He was depressed for failing to find a groom for his daughter. He was also addicted to liquor for quite a long time. Vittal is survived by wife, a daughter and son. Vittal’s wife Amruta lodged a complaint with police. A case was registered and investigation was taken up.
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30 March
Telangana: Adilabad villagers trek long distances to fetch drinking water
Their plight can be attributed to the borewell which dried up and lack of supply of water through Mission Bhagiratha scheme Adilabad: Villagers were forced to trek for long distances to overcome drinking water crisis caused by lack of supply of water from the Mission Bhagiratha scheme at Thoyaguda hamlet under Ginnera village in Indervelli mandal on Saturday. Around 30 families residing in the hamlet were relying on water drawn from a borewell dug in a farm. They were now left with no option but to fetch water from sources located in neighbouring villages. Their plight can be attributed to the borewell which dried up and lack of supply of water through Mission Bhagiratha scheme. Kanaka Lingu, a resident, said that…
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