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      2 March

      Manjeera Bachavo: Green crusader’s mission to save river Manjeera

      Gnaneshwar planted 1,000 trees at Edupayala Temple in Medak district besides throwing 8,000 seed balls along the river bank with the support of the forest department. He along with some volunteers collected a tractor load of plastic in the river Manjeera at Edupayala in a day. Sangareddy: To make river Manjeera clean and the water safe for drinking, a young green crusader from Sangareddy district, Gnaneshwar Paldugu (27), resident of Mukthapur in Nagulgidda mandal, had launched “Manjeera Bachavo” in 2016. Since then, he has been spending at least 50 days on cleaning Manjeera river, planting trees on the river banks and educating the students and villagers living along the river course in Telangana and Karnataka. Making school children participate in his activities…

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    • 2 March

      ACB Telangana registers 17 cases against officials in February

      Of the 17 cases registered, 15 cases are trap cases while two are Disproportionate Assets cases. A total of 23 officials including two outsourcing employees were arrested in the cases. The ACB seized Rs 7.60 lakh cash in the trap cases. Hyderabad: The Anti Corruption Bureau Telangana in the month of February registered 17 cases against government officials for demanding and collecting bribes. Of the 17 cases registered, 15 cases are trap cases while two are Disproportionate Assets cases. A total of 23 officials including two outsourcing employees were arrested in the cases. The ACB seized Rs 7.60 lakh cash in the trap cases. Also, a Panchayat Secretary who caught in a trap case in 2014 was convicted and sentenced to one…

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    • 2 March

      Telangana: Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to visit SLBC tunnel collapse site

      Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is expected to visit the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel collapse site on March 2, as rescue operations continue to save the eight workers trapped since February 22 Hyderabad: Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is expected to visit the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel collapse site today, as rescue operations continue to save the eight workers trapped since February 22. After an on-ground inspection, he will hold a review meeting with the officials spearheading operations carried out by multiple agencies including Indian Army, Navy and the NDRF. Four of the missing workers, whose location has been identified with the use of the Ground Penetrating Radar by the NGRI, are expected to be reached by Sunday evening.…

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    • 2 March

      Custodial torture in Khammam: Truck driver jumps from police station building, breaks limbs

      K Jeevan Kumar Ananthagiri of Kodad mandal was said to have ran to the first floor of the police station to escape from police torture and he was again beaten by police allegedly making casteist remarks. Unable to bear the beating he jumped off the building. Khammam: A truck driver has broken his limbs in a suicide attempt following alleged custodial torture at VM Banjar police station in the district. According to family members of the driver, K Jeevan Kumar Ananthagiri of Kodad mandal in Suryapet district, he was caught in a drunken driving test during late night hours on Saturday while he was going to Khammam from Sathupalli with a load of cement. He was taken to VM Banjar police…

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    • 2 March

      Two killed in road accident involving four vehicles near Chityal of Nalgonda

      The accident took place as the driver of the private bus applied sudden brakes bringing the vehicle to an abrupt halt on the road. This resulted in a car following the bus to collide with it. Nalgonda: Two persons died on the spot and several others were injured in a major road accident involving four vehicles – a private bus, container truck and two cars near Pedda Kaparthy on Hyderabad– Vijayawada national highway in the early hours of Sunday. The accident took place as the driver of the private bus applied sudden brakes bringing the vehicle to an abrupt halt on the road. This resulted in a car following the bus to collide with it. A container truck coming from behind…

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    • 2 March

      Traces of primitive man found in Kadapa district of Andhra Pradesh

      The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) discovered three rock shelters, rock paintings and some inscriptions in Lankamala Wildlife Sanctuary of Kadapa district Hyderabad: The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) found traces of primitive man in the Kadapa district of Andhra Pradesh recently. The six-member team, led by Muniratnam Reddy and Yesubabu, discovered three rock shelters, rock paintings, and some inscriptions in the Lankamala Wildlife Sanctuary that spans in Badvelu, Siddavatam and Maidukuru areas of Kadapa. A few line drawings depicting animals, humans, and food items were found in the rock shelters. Line drawings resembling animals and humans drawn by a primitive man from the Stone Age have been identified at Mallugani Gavi. There are primitive human habitats and drawings in a cave near Bandigani Sela. The drawings drawn in white…

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    • 2 March

      Andhra Pradesh CM approves gratuity, paid maternity leave for ASHA workers

      The Chief Minister directed officials to ensure gratuity payments to ASHA workers, who serve as a vital link between people and the healthcare system Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has approved the payment of gratuity, paid maternity leave and the increase of retirement age to Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA). The Chief Minister directed officials to ensure gratuity payments to ASHA workers, who serve as a vital link between people and the healthcare system. “This amounts to providing a sizeable retirement benefit of Rs 1.50 lakh to each ASHA (worker) who puts in 30 years of service,” said an official press release on Saturday, adding that 42,752 workers will benefit from the CM’s decisions. He approved the extension…

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    • 2 March

      Hefty penalty, jail term if you violate traffic rules in Andhra Pradesh

      The new rules comes into effect from March 1 Hyderabad: The Andhra Pradesh government has made traffic rules more stringent. The move follows after the High Court came down heavily on motorists for flouting rules at will. Hefty fines will be levied on those violating the new rules which come into effect from Saturday, March 1. The government has become strict with rash driving too. Performing racing or stunts too will not be taken kindly. And this does not stop here. While the first time may not pinch pocket, repeat offences will attract huge penalties —in some cases like talking on cell phone while driving the fine increases 6 times. Here’s how you will be fined if… Driving without a helmet:…

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    • 2 March

      Jitendra Singh says India will be a major player in 21st century’s space exploration

      India has acquired independent capabilities in building, launching, and operating satellites, as well as deriving applications from these satellites to benefit society: Singh New Delhi: India will become a major player in 21st century’s space exploration, said Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh. Tracing India’s space journey, which spans over six decades, Singh hailed the country’s achievements in space as a global benchmark, acknowledging its growth in the space sector in the last decade. He noted that the country has aced key technologies — from building to launching to operating satellites. ”India would be a major player in 21st century’s space exploration,” said Singh, citing the recent successes, such as the Chandrayaan-3 mission, the SpaDeX…

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    • 2 March

      India needs regulation, awareness on junk food to fight obesity: Luke Coutinho

      Coutinho says ”we need to have regulation and awareness about junk food for children and adults, which is contributing towards the obesity epidemic” New Delhi: India needs regulation and awareness on junk food to fight obesity in India, said Luke Coutinho, holistic health coach, while praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s initiative to fight the condition in the country. ”Prime Minister Narendra Modi is absolutely right in his vision of combating this problem of obesity,” said Coutinho, during his visit to an Anganwadi Centre in New Delhi. ”We need to have regulation and awareness about junk food for children and adults, which is contributing towards the obesity epidemic,” Coutinho said. He added that nutrition must begin right from an early age and…

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