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    • Feb- 2025 -
      27 February

      Stop false propaganda on KLIS, take up Medigadda repair works, Harish Rao tells Congress

      Says Pedddavagu project, Sunkishala, Vattem pump house, SLBC tunnel collapsed during the Congress rule Siddipet: Former Minister T Harish Rao asked Congress leaders to visit Siddipet district to see what impact the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme (KLIS) had on agriculture rather than just repeatedly saying that KLIS had collapsed. Speaking after releasing water into a distributory canal of Ranganayaka Sagar at Vitalapur in Chinnakodur mandal on Wednesday, Rao said the Pedddavagu project in Khammam, Sunkishala in Nalgonda, Vattem pump house in Mahabubnagar and SLBC tunnel in Nagarkurnool collapsed during the 14-month rule of the Congress. However, the Congress was trying to deny water supply just to blame the BRS as one pillar of Medigadda barrage had sunk. “Are Ananthagiri, Ranganayaka Sagar,…

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    • 27 February

      SLBC tunnel collapse: Rescue mission sets 48-hour target to save missing workers

      Services from Indian Marine Commando Force, Border Roads Organisation incorporated Hyderabad: As part of the ongoing quest for the eight missing workers and engineers in the collapsed section of SLBC tunnel project, the State administration has ramped up the rescue operations. Steered by a strategic plan aiming to reach the missing individuals within a span of 48 hours, services from specialised agencies such as the Indian Marine Commando Force (MARCOS) and the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) were also incorporated on Wednesday as part of the mission. The possibility of involving international tunnel rescue specialists is also being explored. The Ministerial team that is monitoring the operations, remained optimistic of a breakthrough in reaching the trapped workers and got all the emergency…

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    • 27 February

      IIT Hyderabad, Swinburne University launch joint research institute

      SIMMECT will work on advancing surface coatings, material development, additive manufacturing and digital manufacturing technologies Sangareddy: The Indian Institute of Technology-Hyderabad (IIT-H) and Swinburne University, Australia launched Swinburne, IIT-H, Manufacturing, Materials, Energy and Communication Technologies Joint Research Institute (SIMMECT). Building on the success of a Partnered PhD Program (established in 2017) and ongoing joint research, SIMMECT will initially operate through three key pillars – Partnered PhD program, Joint PhD Supervision, Researcher and Research student exchange. SIMMECT will work on advancing surface coatings, material development, additive manufacturing and digital manufacturing technologies. It will also focus on addressing decarbonisation in heavy industry, critical minerals processing, and e-waste recycling besides working on pioneering research in 6G, quantum communication, quantum sensors, and quantum theory, according…

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    • 27 February

      TTD refutes reports on boy’s death; says stampede is fake news

      Says the 16-year-old boy who fell unconscious was immediately administered CPR and then hospitalised TIRUMALA: The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has refuted reports on a boy’s death allegedly due to a stampede at the Annaprasadam Bhavan and asserted that it was fake news. Addressing a press conference at Tirumala on Tuesday evening, TTD Additional EO Ch Venkaiah Chowdary said a 16-year-old boy Sri Manjunatha from Madikeri, Karnataka fell unconscious after he ran up the ramp at Matrusri Tarigonda Vengamamba Annaprasada Bhavanam (MTVAC) in Tirumala on February 22 evening. The staff on duty immediately administered CPR and admitted the boy to Ashini Hospital in Tirumala. Subsequently, the boy was shifted to the SVIMS Super Specialty Hospital in a TTD ambulance to Tirupati…

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    • 27 February

      KTR expresses concern over delimitation of constituencies on population basis, supports Stalin

      Warns that Centre’s decision to redraw constituencies based on population would turn into a curse for Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala; wonders whether the Centre was planning to penalise Southern States for successfully implementing family planning for the nation’s welfare Hyderabad: BRS working president KT Rama Rao raised serious concerns over the impending injustice to Southern States in the proposed delimitation of constituencies. He warned that the Centre’s decision to redraw constituencies based on population would turn into a curse for Telangana and other Southern States such as Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala. He extended support to the apprehensions raised by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on social media regarding this issue, for fair, transparent and equitable approach in the delimitation process. Questioning the…

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    • 27 February

      Elephant attack: AP announces Rs 10 lakh each for kin of deceased

      Chandrababu Naidu, Pawan Kalyan express shock over the incident that occurred in the forest area in Obulavaripalle mandal Amaravati: The government of Andhra Pradesh has announced Rs 10 lakh compensation each for the kin of the three devotees trampled to death by a herd of wild elephants in Annamayya district in the early hours of Tuesday. The State government also announced Rs 5 lakh each for the two injured in the incident. Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan expressed shock over the incident that occurred in the forest area near Gondalakona in Obulavaripalle mandal. Wild elephants attacked a group of devotees heading to a local temple for Mahashivratri celebrations around 2 a.m. Three devotees hailing from…

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    • 27 February

      Five drown in Godavari river in Andhra Pradesh

      Out of a group of 12 men, five drowned while seven managed to survive. All of them were below 20 years and had gone for a bath in the river on the occasion of Mahashivaratri Tadipudi: Five persons drowned in the Godavari river here in East Godavari district on Wednesday morning when they went for a bath, said a police official. Out of a group of 12 men, five drowned while seven managed to survive, they added. The tragedy occurred around 8.30 am at Tadipudi village in Tallapudi mandal, police said. “Five persons drowned in the Godavari river out of a group of 12 when they went to take bath,” the official said, adding that the group was intending to go to…

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    • 27 February

      Andhra Pradesh Police take actor Posani Krishna Murali into custody

      The actor, who is a YSRCP supporter, was taken into custody from his flat in My Home Apartments at Raidurgam Hyderabad: The Andhra Pradesh Police on Wednesday took into custody actor, writer, and former Chairman of the Andhra Pradesh State Film, TV and Theatre Development Corporation, Posani Krishna Murali, from his house at Raidurgam on Wednesday. A YSR Congress Party supporter, Krishna Murali was at his flat in My Home Apartments at Raidurgam when a police team from Sambepalli police station came and took him into custody. A case is registered against Krishna Murali in Obulavarpalle police station in Annamayya district of Andhra Pradesh recently under Sections 196, 353 (2), 111 r/w 3(5) of BNS Act. The police intimated the actor’s…

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    • 27 February

      Leave rules for Central and State Government employees – A comparison

      Here is a ready reckoner for all types of leaves for the Central Government and State Government employees. A comparison of different types of leaves useful for employees. Hyderabad: Both the Central and State Governments issue numerous beneficial orders for the welfare of their employees. Leave rules for employees are a significant part of these orders. When we examine the leave rules of the Central Government and compare them with those of our State Government, we observe similarities in many types of leave, but differences emerge in certain leave categories. Let’s explore these differences:Earned Leave (for Vacation Department Employees):*Central Government: Central Government employees working in Vacation Departments are credited with ten days of Earned Leave annually.*State Government: Employees of our State Government,…

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    • 27 February

      Contribution to society: Role and importance of NGOs in current times and their unique challenges

      Akshaya Patra seamlessly integrates corporate efficiency with humanitarian service while operating with precision, scale and passion. The semi-automated kitchens at APF can prepare up to 1,00,000 meals daily while ensuring hygiene and consistency Hyderabad: In today’s world, NGOs play a crucial role in bridging the gap between government initiatives and grassroots needs. India, with its immense diversity and scale, presents unique challenges in implementing social welfare programmes. The public-private partnership (PPP) model allows NGOs to contribute their expertise in resource mobilisation and efficient execution. By collaborating with the government, NGOs bring innovation, agility and a deeper understanding of local communities, making social initiatives more impactful. Akshaya Patra Foundation’s inception: The Akshaya Patra Foundation (APF) traces its roots to a story of compassion. Inspired by the vision of Srila Prabhupada, founder and acharya of the worldwide Hare Krishna Movement, a world where nobody goes…

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