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      15 October

      Sangareddy-based sculptor wins award from ‘The Indian Academy of Fine Arts’

      The sculptor, Hothi Basvaraj won the second prize from The Indian Academy of Fine Arts for his artwork Sangareddy: Sangareddy-based sculptor, Hothi Basvaraj, has won the second prize at the national level for his sculpture. Basvaraj, a native of Nyalkal, will receive the award and Rs.51,000 as cash prize from Punjab Minister Kuldeep Singh on October 26 during the concluding ceremony of the 89th All India Exhibition of Arts. Basvaraj won the second prize from The Indian Academy of Fine Arts for his artwork. Basvaraj had carved a bull’s sculpture on a plow, indicating the decline of the use of bulls in agriculture in the times of mechanisation.

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    • 15 October

      VLF Station no threat to environment, says Kishan Reddy

      Addressing a press conference, Kishan Reddy said 1,500 acres of the 2,900 acres of the Damagundam forest land in Vikarabad being allocated for the project would be left “untouched with not a single plant harmed”.  Hyderabad: Union Coal Minister G Kishan Reddy on Tuesday said the proposed Very Low Frequency (VLF) station of the Indian Navy at Pudur village in Damagundam forest of Vikarabad district would not create environmental issues and alleged that political parties were opposing it for political gains. Addressing a press conference, Kishan Reddy said 1,500 acres of the 2,900 acres of the Damagundam forest land in Vikarabad being allocated for the project would be left “untouched with not a single plant harmed”.  About Rs.134 crore was handed over to the Forest department for…

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    • 15 October

      Telangana: Leopard’s pugmarks spotted in Kothagudem

      The leopard killed a dog belonging to a farmer at a chilli field at Suraram village in the mandal and dragged it into the nearby forests Kothagudem: A leopard’s pugmarks have been spotted in Julurpad mandal in the district causing panic among the farmers. The leopard killed a dog belonging to a farmer at a chilli field at Suraram village in the mandal and dragged it into the nearby forests. The local FRO Prasada Rao and staff visited the spot under Rajupalem beat, took measurements of pug marks and confirmed it was a leopard on the prowl. The forest officials advised farmers and residents in Julurpad, Tallada and Enkoor mandals to be alert as the creature was hunting for food…

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    • 15 October

      Elections in Maharashtra on November 20, Jharkhand on November 13 and 20

      The Assemblies of Maharashtra and Jharkhand have 288 seats and 81 seats, respectively New Delhi: Assembly elections in Maharashtra will be held in a single phase on November 20, and in Jharkhand in two phases on November 13 and 20, and the results of both will be declared on November 23, the Election Commission announced on Tuesday. The Assemblies of Maharashtra and Jharkhand have 288 seats and 81 seats, respectively. Announcing the poll schedule for Maharashtra, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said that the notification for the polls would be issued on October 22 and nominations would open the same day, and the last date would be October 29. Scrutiny will be held on October 30 and the last date of withdrawal would be November 4. In Jharkhand, the…

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    • 15 October

      Andhra govt to ask for fast-track court to try 2 sensational rape cases

      State Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha said these two cases will be handed over to the fast-track court and it will send a message that culprits cannot escape punishment through long-drawn court cases and easily procured bails. Amaravati: The Andhra Pradesh government on Tuesday said it will write to the High Court for setting up a fast-track court to hear two recent sensational rape cases in the state. State Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha noted that Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu took this decision to ensure that the accused persons in the alleged incidents of rape occurred in Sathya Sai and Bapatla districts were punished as soon as possible. On October 12, a gang of five thieves including three minors, raped a woman and her…

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    • 15 October

      Date extended to apply for the Nursing Officers posts

      Last Friday, the TSMHSRB had issued notification adding 272 additional posts of Staff Nurse under the administrative control of Director, Insurance Medical Services Hyderabad: The Telangana State Medical and Health Services Recruitment Board (TSMHSRB) on Tuesday issued a notification extending the last date to submit filled-in online applications forms for the posts of Nursing Officers (Staff Nurse) till 5 pm on October 19, from the earlier date of October 14. Applications will be accepted online only and applicants can edit their applications between 10.30 am on October 21 and 5 pm on October 22. The date of the computer based test for Nursing Officers is November 17. Last Friday, the TSMHSRB had issued notification adding 272 additional posts of Staff…

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    • 15 October

      Air India Express plane makes emergency landing in Ayodhya following bomb threat

      Commercial flight operations at the Maharishi Valmiki International Airport, Ayodhya Dham were launched earlier this year. Ayodhya: An Air India Express plane made an emergency landing in Uttar Pradesh‘s Ayodhya airport on Tuesday following a bomb threat on the aircraft, a senior officer said here. The plane had taken off from Jaipur, airport Director Vinod Kumar told PTI, confirming the emergency landing. Commercial flight operations at the Maharishi Valmiki International Airport, Ayodhya Dham were launched earlier this year.

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    • 15 October

      Gurukul gates locked: Ponnam directs Collectors to initiate action

      Post Dasara holidays, Gurukuls and colleges were opened across the State. However, at a few places, the building owners locked the gates demanding the government to clear pending rents. Hyderabad: BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar directed the district Collectors to initiate action as per law against those who locked the gates of Gurukuls at different places in protest against delay in payment of rents. Post Dasara holidays, Gurukuls and colleges were opened across the State. However, at a few places, the building owners locked the gates demanding the government to clear pending rents. The BC Welfare Minister while speaking to media persons here on Tuesday found fault with the building owners. He said nearly 70 percent of the gurukuls and colleges were…

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    • 15 October

      Chennai records 6.9 cm rainfall in 24 hours, reports waterlogging in several areas

      The rainfall in Chennai is expected to continue until the morning of October 18, with the most intense showers predicted for October 16. Chennai: Heavy rain was lashing several areas of Chennai, with the city recording an average of 6.9 cm in the last 24 hours. The rainfall volume was recorded from 8.30 a.m. on Monday to 8 a.m. on Tuesday. The Regional Meteorological Centre reported that Ennore, in North Chennai, recorded the maximum rainfall, followed by Manali, Kolathur, and other areas. Ennore received 10 cm of rain, while Manali and Kolathur reported 9 cm. The Integrated Command Control Centre (ICCC) of the Greater Chennai Corporation stated that in one hour, from 7.00 a.m. to 8.00 a.m., the Ayyapakkam area recorded…

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    • 15 October

      Release funds to BC students for overseas studies: Harish Rao

      Harish Rao asked whether the Congress government is planning to discontinue the Overseas Fellowship Scheme envisioned by former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and erase his legacy in Telangana. Hyderabad: Former Minister and senior BRS MLA T Harish Rao raised concern over the State government’s apathy, questioning the delay in release of funds to 65 BC students who were sanctioned financial assistance under the Mahatma Jyotiba Phule BC Overseas Vidya Nidhi scheme by the previous BRS government. In a statement, Harish Rao asked whether the Congress government is planning to discontinue the Overseas Fellowship Scheme envisioned by former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and erase his legacy in Telangana. “It is easy to change names and statues, but keeping promises is much harder. Does…

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