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      6 March

      Bandicoots bite four-month-old infant to death in Andhra Pradesh

      The baby boy was left alone at a makeshift tarpaulin tent when the incident occurred, say police Palnadu (Andhra Pradesh): A four-month-old infant boy was bitten to death by bandicoots at Ravvaram village in Palnadu district here on Wednesday, said a police official. The baby was left alone at home, a makeshift tarpaulin tent, when the incident happened around 9 am, police said. “The stepmother of the infant went out to bring idli (breakfast), leaving the baby alone at home. When she returned, she saw some bandicoots around the infant, who was bitten by them,” the official told PTI. Immediately, he was rushed to a local rural medical practitioner, who declared the infant brought dead, police said. According to police, the…

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    • 6 March

      Andhra Pradesh Budget a bundle of lies, says YSRCP leader Jagan Mohan Reddy

      Alleging that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu deceived all sections of people, Jagan Mohan Reddy announced that on March 12, the party would organise protests at all district Collectors’ offices on behalf of students and their parents for the raw deal meted out to them Amaravati: YSR Congress President and former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy on Wednesday termed the state budget 2025-26 as a bundle of lies with no proper allocations. Alleging that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu deceived all sections of people, Jagan Mohan Reddy announced that on March 12, the party would organise protests at all district Collectors’ offices on behalf of students and their parents for the raw deal meted out to them. Addressing a press conference, he…

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    • 6 March

      Andhra Pradesh: Three killed, 20 injured in accident involving Hyderabad Kakinada bus near Eluru

      The bus from Hyderabad to Kakinada met with an accident in Eluru district leading to three deaths and injuries to over 20 passengers Eluru: Three persons were killed and twenty others were injured when a private bus rammed into a cement-laden truck on the highway near Chodimella village village in the earlyk hours of Thursday.According to reports reaching here, the private bus powned by Ramana Travels was on its way to Kakinada from Hyderabad. Under the impact of the collision, the bus rolled over several times leading to instant death of three passengers. Police rushed to the place to take up rescue operations. The injured were shifted to nearby hospitals. Initial investigations revealed that overspeeding could have led to the accident.…

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    • 6 March

      Pawan Kalyan nominates Konidela Nagababu as Jana Sena candidte in Andhra Pradesh MLC polls

      Pawan Kalyan has nominated K Naga Babu as the JSP candidate for the MLC elections in Legislators’ quota Hyderabad: Jana Sena party has nominated its general secretary Konidela Nagababu as the candidate for the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council elections in the Legislators’ quota. The nomination of the Jana Sen candidate was announce by the party president and Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Wednesday. Konidela Nagababu is currently serving as the general secretary of the Jana Sena Party. He was asked to file the nomination papers immediately. The party office was also instructed to prepare the nominations papers immediately, according to a JSP spokesperson said.

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    • 6 March

      Stalin dubs BJP government at Centre as Tamil’s ‘enemy’

      Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday alleged that the BJP-led Union government paid mere lip service to Tamil language for the sake of votes and dubbed the ruling party at the Centre as Tamil’s “enemy” Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday alleged that the BJP-led Union government paid mere lip service to Tamil language for the sake of votes and dubbed the ruling party at the Centre as Tamil’s “enemy.” Writing to party workers as part of his series on the theme of “all-time opposition to Hindi imposition,” Stalin recalled DMK founder leader CN Annadurai’s views on the issue. Decades ago, Anna had said that the party’s objective is not to oppose Hindi, but to get…

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    • 6 March

      Bofors: CBI sends judicial request to United States, seeks information from private investigator Michael Hershman

      The CBI also approached the Finance Ministry seeking documents pertaining to engagement of Hershman and if any report was submitted by him but the records of that time could not be furnished to the agency New Delhi: The CBI has sent a judicial request to the United States seeking information from private investigator Michael Hershman, who had expressed willingness to share with Indian agencies crucial details about the Rs 64-crore Bofors bribery scandal of the 1980s, officials said Wednesday. Hershman, head of the Fairfax Group, visited India in 2017 to attend a conference of private detectives. During his stay, he appeared on various platforms, alleging that the investigation into the scam was derailed by the then Congress government and stated he…

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    • 6 March

      Struggling Ola Electric fails to start cell manufacturing at its Gigafactory

      Bhavish Aggarwal-run Ola Electric reported a massive net loss of Rs 564 crore in Q3 of FY25. It is laying off more than 1,000 employees in its second round of job cuts within months   New Delhi: As it continues to struggle on various fronts amid job cuts, Ola Electric Mobility has now failed to kick off cell manufacturing at its Gigafactory on time. According to a stock exchange filing by the company, “We would like to inform you that we are in receipt of a letter dated 3 March 2025 from IFCI Ltd. ‘Subject Non-Achievement of Milestone-1’ according to Schedule M of the Programme Agreement dated 28 July 2022.” “The company is actively engaged with the relevant authorities in this regard…

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    • 6 March

      Odisha: Vet attacked by wild elephants while treating female jumbo in Kuldiha Reserve Forest

      The incident happened when a team of forest officials and the doctor went to the forest to rescue and treat an ailing female elephant Balasore: A veterinary doctor was attacked and injured by a herd of jumbos while he was treating an ailing elephant in a forest area in Odisha’s Balasore district, an officer said on Wednesday. The veterinarian was hospitalised after the incident, he said. The incident happened in the Kuldiha Reserve Forest on Tuesday when a team of forest officials and the doctor went to the forest to rescue and treat an ailing female elephant. The elephant got stuck in the mud after falling off an embankment near Risia Lake, the forest officer said. All of a sudden, a…

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    • 6 March

      South Indian populations show high inbreeding rate, study warns of health risks

      The long-standing practice of inbreeding or endogamy, where individuals marry within a small community, increases the likelihood of passing disease-causing gene variants—alterations in DNA—to offspring, thereby elevating the risk of genetic disorders. According to lead author Kumarasamy Thangaraj, a senior scientist at the CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, Hyderabad, endogamy is the leading factor behind population-specific diseases in India. New Delhi: A study that analysed genes of South Indian populations suggests a high inbreeding rate of nearly 60 per cent. The historic practice of inbreeding or endogamy in which one marries within a small community, increases chances of passing down disease-causing gene variants — changes to one’s DNA — to children, thereby raising the risk of genetic disorders. Lead author…

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    • 6 March

      Opinion: Democracy and Climate Change

      Ill-effects of growth model needs serious revisit to strike a balance between ecology, economy By Nayakara Veeresha Climate change has emerged as both academic and policy relevance globally in the last two-and-a-half decades. The changing geopolitical scenario, especially across democratic nations and the power shift from European or US-based to emerging economic nations, is key to this global pattern. Despite this marked shift, the response to climate change-related issues and challenges is not significant across nations, especially among the rich countries. Sustainable Growth There are several concepts and initiatives such as Green Budgeting, Green Economy, Circular Economy and Green Deal. However, concrete actions are missing. The Covid pandemic has brought out the limitations of macroeconomic management. The structural and institutional…

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