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    • Mar- 2025 -
      25 March

      Telangana: Ramagundam CP visits Kannepalli police station in Mancherial

      Jha told the police officials to keep a close watch on the movement of strangers Mancherial: Ramagundam Commissioner of Police Ambar Kishore Jha visited Kannepalli mandal police station on Monday. Jha told the police officials to keep a close watch on the movement of strangers. He asked them to display names of Maoists from the district in the police station. He found out the trend of the crime reported in the station. He also enquired about crime rate of Kannepalli mandal and status of under-construction police station building. Special Branch ACP Raghavendra Rao, Inspector Karnakar and Kannepalli Sub-Inspector Gangaram were present.

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    • 25 March

      KT Rama Rao questions Congress over poor conditions in villages

      Says the ruling party has undone years of progress in just 15 months Hyderabad: BRS working president KT Rama Rao lashed out at the Congress government, blaming it for the poor conditions in villages across Telangana. “Under the BRS rule, villages flourished. Now, in just 15 months, the Congress has undone years of progress,” he said, pointing to the collapse of administration in 12,754 gram panchayats. Rama Rao blamed the Congress government for lack of funds, poor sanitation, drinking water shortages, and non-functional streetlights. He noted that award-winning rural initiatives, including Vaikunthadhams and village nature parks (Palle Prakruthi Vanams), are now neglected. “Congress neither provides funds nor allows development. Telangana’s once-thriving villages are turning into barren wastelands,” he said, holding the…

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    • 25 March

      Telangana: Kothagudem’s Prakruti Ashram to launch State-wide nature-health movement

      The ashram founder Jayaraju, who worked in Singareni and recently retired, was felicitated by the ashram members and the guests Kothagudem: Renowned nature poet and founder of Prakruti Ashram Jayaraju revealed that a nature-health movement across Telangana would be launched from Kothagudem. Speaking at the day-long Prakruti-Arogya Mahasabha organised by Prakruti Ashram here on Sunday he said the movement was aimed at increasing awareness about nature and health among the people. District Collector Jitesh V Patil addressing the gathering said that if everyone distributes and grows plants it would lead to increase of health and economy. Half of the land in Kothagudem district is covered with forests and it would safeguard the district. Recalling his childhood days, the Collector said that…

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    • 25 March

      Telangana High Court grants relief to IPS officer on cadre dispute

      Directs that Abhishek Mohanty can continue in Telangana service until the Central Administrative Tribunal delivers its final verdict in the case Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court has granted relief to IPS officer Abhishek Mohanty, who is embroiled in an All India Service cadre dispute between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The court directed that Mohanty can continue in the Telangana service until the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) delivers its final verdict in his case. Mohanty had challenged the Central government’s orders to join the Andhra Pradesh cadre in the CAT. As the CAT did not issue interim orders allowing him to remain in Telangana, he filed a petition in the High Court. The case centres around the Telangana government’s GO 583, issued in 2022, which…

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    • 25 March

      AIMIM recalls good work done by KCR government towards minority welfare

      Former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao is a kind-hearted leader and did lot of welfare work for Muslims in the last 10 years, says Akbaruddin Owaisi HYDERABAD: The initiatives of the former BRS government for the welfare and development of minorities came in for praise from the most unexpected quarter at the Telangana Legislative Assembly on Monday, when the Majlis floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi minced no words in criticising the ruling Congress and praising the BRS. Participating in the discussion on budgetry demands, the MIM legislator recalled how 27 lakh Muslim students were benefitted through government scholarships alone. “It is a wonderful work done by the BRS government then. Former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao is a kind-hearted leader and did…

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    • 25 March

      Congress MLA exposes irregularities in release of fishlings

      Action should be initiated against the contractor as per law, says Gandra Satyanarayana HYDERABAD: Congress MLA from Bhupalpally Gandra Satyanarayana exposed the irregularities in release of fishlings and demanded the State government to initiate stern action against the contractor. During the Zero Hour in the Assembly, the Congress MLA said he along with Minister D Anasuya had formally released fishlings into the lake. However, the contractor had to release 8 lakh fishlings but he had released only 1.30 lakh, the MLA said. The contractor was hand in glove with a few officers and there were similar complaints against him across the State. Action should be initiated against the contractor as per law, he demanded.

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    • 25 March

      Marri Rajashekhar Reddy alleges rampant encroachment of government lands

      The MLA seeks to know whether HYDRAA does not work in Malkajgiri constituency Hyderabad: Malkajgiri MLA Marri Rajashekhar Reddy said there was rampant encroachment of government lands in his constituency. ULC lands under survey 482, 483 at Alwal were encroached and in September 2023, court directions were issued to the District Collector to check the encroachments but there was no respite. A temporary dumping yard was established in Hindu graveyard under survey no 198 and 199. Kargil war hero Lance Nail MY Ramchander’s cemetery was also in the lands and Ramky Group was conducting plastic business on a large scale, he alleged. Similarly, government lands in survey no 274 at Neredmet were also being encroached and sought to know whether HYDRAA…

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    • 25 March

      Telangana: One more body unearthed in SLBC tunnel

      The body was found approximately 50 meters away from the conveyor belt during excavation efforts using a mini excavator. Hyderabad: One more body of the missing workers was unearthed in the SLBC tunnel bringing the total recovered to two. The body was found approximately 50 meters away from the conveyor belt during excavation efforts using a mini excavator. Rescue teams immediately began the process of retrieving the body. Officials said that identification of the deceased may take some time. Search operations continued as teams focused on locating six other missing workers.

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    • 25 March

      Andhra Pradesh: Heat waves predicted for 29 mandals on Mar 24

      Out of the 29 mandals, three mandals each in Vizianagaram, East Godavari, Eluru and Alluri Seetharamaraju districts are expected to suffer heat waves, followed by four in Srikakulam district, seven in Parvathipuram Manyam district and one in NTR District Amaravati: The Andhra Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority has forecast heat waves in 29 mandals across the State on Monday. Similarly, the agency has forecast severe heat waves in Chinturu and Kunavaram mandals of Alluri Seetharamaraju district of the southern State. Out of the 29 mandals, three mandals each in Vizianagaram, East Godavari, Eluru and Alluri Seetharamaraju districts are expected to suffer heat waves, followed by four in Srikakulam district, seven in Parvathipuram Manyam district and one in NTR District. “Scattered…

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    • 25 March

      Jagan Mohan Reddy demands Andhra govt to offer compensation to rain-affected farmers

      “The coalition government has no concern for farmers who lost their standing crops due to gale and unseasonal rains”: Reddy Pulivendula: Former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Monday criticised the NDA coalition government in Andhra Pradesh for allegedly neglecting farmers and demanded immediate compensation for losses they suffered due to unseasonal rains. After inspecting damaged banana crops at Thatireddypalli village in Kadapa district, Reddy highlighted that farmers were in distress. “The coalition government has no concern for farmers who lost their standing crops due to gale and unseasonal rains,” Reddy said. The opposition leader demanded immediate compensation and relief, observing that the erstwhile YSCRP regime had set up integrated cold storage worth Rs 25 crore but the current government failed…

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