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  • The car driver hit the young man, then the young friends thrashed the driver

    The car driver hit the young man, then the young friends thrashed the driver

    Balod. Two videos of Dallirajhara are going viral on social media. In the first video, a car driver is seen kicking a young man. After which his friends together thrashed the car driver. Due to which he became unconscious. In the second video, someone from the crowd present there is seen telling the youths that ‘you killed him’.

    Actually, four youths were walking on the main road near Gupta Chowk. Then the car that came from behind hit one of these youths. Due to which the young man jumped and fell. After this, fellow youths came in front of the car, pulled the driver out of the car and showered punches on him. Due to which the driver became unconscious. The second video was made from mobile by the present crowd. In which the person in front is saying that ‘You have killed, you have killed, it was not enough that you have killed it, I have made your video’.

    Regarding the matter, Balod Superintendent of Police Jitendra Yadav says that the matter is under cognizance. Reconciliation has been done between both the parties. The car driver had drunk alcohol. Further action will be taken after discharge.

  • Boyfriend started blackmailing after physical abuse, arrested on girlfriend’s complaint

    Boyfriend started blackmailing after physical abuse, arrested on girlfriend’s complaint

    Surguja. An attempt has been made to extort money from the girl of Ambikapur by making an obscene video. The girl received threats from her own boyfriend to make pornographic videos and photos viral. Often such cases come to the fore. When a girl is physically exploited by trapping her in the trap of love, it is too late by the time the fever of love subsides. In such cases, only the girls are victims of blackmailing and mental depression. One such case came to the fore in Surguja.

    Parents send their children away from home to make their future better. But children take wrong advantage of this distance. Many such decisions are taken without thinking. Which affects their future life. The latest case is of Darima police station area of Surguja. Where a girl had come to Raipur to study. But instead of blinding her eyes with books, she made him a friend. The girl befriended a young man living in Kalahandi, Odisha. The young man took full advantage of this friendship. This young man, a resident of Kalahandi, had a black heart from the beginning. So he first blackened his face with the girl and then captured the pictures of the beautiful moments in his mobile. The girl also got so involved in the sea of love that she did not understand the difference between right and wrong.

    Now in the eyes of her parents, the girl had studied a lot while living in Raipur. But the girl had given the biggest test of life, the result of which was yet to come. After some time, the relation of marriage of the girl came. The girl agreed. But she did not know that the young man from Kalahandi with whom she had cooked khichdi. He is going to become an obstacle in this marriage. Because as soon as the young man came to know about this, he started blackmailing the girl. The accused threatened to make the private videos of the girl viral and demanded money.

    As soon as the girl came to know that she had made a big mistake. She tried to end her life without telling anything to anyone. Earlier, the family members saw the girl tightening the noose and asked the reason for removing her from the noose. The girl then told the whole game of her study days to the family. After which the family complained against the accused in the police station. After the complaint, the police took the accused into custody from Kalahandi in Odisha with the help of cyber cell. After being caught, the accused confessed to his crime. After which he was sent to jail.

  • IPS officer helped the injured, took his vehicle to the hospital

    IPS officer helped the injured, took his vehicle to the hospital

    Manendragarh Chirmiri Bharatpur. Two youths were seriously injured in a road accident on Manendragarh National Highway 43 today. There was no one to take the injured to the hospital. Meanwhile, Siddharth Tiwari, the new superintendent of police of MCB district who was passing by, took the injured to the hospital in his vehicle. Actually, this whole incident is of Manendragarh National Highway 43. Two youths riding a bike were hit by an unknown vehicle. Two youths were seriously injured in the collision. There was no one to take the injured to the hospital. Meanwhile, Siddharth Tiwari, the Superintendent of Police of the district passing by, saw the injured. He sent the injured to the hospital for treatment in his vehicle.

    SP Siddharth Tiwari said that “from the day we wore police uniform. From there it becomes our duty that we have to do everything in the interest of the people.” Please tell that the MCB Superintendent of Police had left his office to take the press conference. On the way, he saw that two people were injured in a road accident in Nadipar area. SP Siddharth Tiwari stopped his car. Both the injured were sent to the hospital by sitting in the police vehicle. Its video has also surfaced. Seeing the video, everyone is praising Siddharth Tiwari’s generosity. At present, the treatment of both the injured is going on. The police is busy in locating the unknown vehicle.

  • Raipur: Misbehavior with the girl student in the bus, the conductor said abusive words

    Raipur: Misbehavior with the girl student in the bus, the conductor said abusive words

    Raipur. A case of misbehavior with a girl student in a moving bus has come to light in the capital Raipur. The girl was returning back to Raipur from Amity University. During this time this incident happened. The entire controversy took place over loud music being played in the bus. The video of this dispute has also surfaced. The matter is of Kharora police station area. The victim student is a student of journalism at Amity University, Kharora. She went to the university on Wednesday as usual. After leaving there, the student was returning by city bus. During that time this whole controversy has happened.

    The student told that the song was playing loudly in the bus. On this I asked the conductor to reduce the sound. But he came to me and started laughing. Started making fun of me. The conductor had consumed alcohol. Then I told him that you have drunk a lot. Talk from afar

    After hearing this, the conductor started shouting even louder. Started saying that if you have so much problem then you get down. He kept arguing with the student for a long time about this matter. The video of this incident has also surfaced. In which the conductor is seen talking to the student in a dirty tone.

  • BRS leader and famous singer Saichand dies of heart attack

    BRS leader and famous singer Saichand dies of heart attack

    Noted singer and Telangana Warehousing Corporation Chairman and one of the noted student leaders of the second Telangana state movement Saichand passed away this morning. He suffered a heart attack at his farm house in the early hours . Saichand was brought to a private hospital for medical treatment but he could survive due severe heart attack, doctors said.

    Condolences are pouring in from all BRS leadership. BRS Supremo and CM KCR expressed profound shock on the passing away of Saichand.

  • English medium to help poor students secure bright career: Minister Vanitha

    English medium to help poor students secure bright career: Minister Vanitha

    Rajamahendravaram (East Godavari district): Home Minister Dr Taneti Vanitha said that Rs 233.65 crore has been deposited into the accounts of 1,55,768 mothers under Amma Vodi scheme in the district.

    A district-level Amma Vodi programme was organised at ASN ZP High School in Devarapalli on Wednesday. On this occasion, Minister Vanitha said that Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has brought innovative changes in education system with the aim to eradicate child labour in the State. ‘Jagan is implementing many welfare schemes to accomplish the hopes and aspirations of the parents as an uncle.’ She called upon the students to take advantage of the schemes provided by the government and rise to higher positions.

    The Minister informed that Rs 66,722.36 crore have been spent in the last four years under various schemes in education sector across the State. Now, the situation in the State is like that corporate schools are competing with government schools, she added. The Minister said that English medium education helps even poor students to excel at national and international levels.

    MP Margani Bharat Ram stated that in the past there was no scope for quality education in the State. But after Jagan Mohan Reddy became the Chief Minister, along with modernisation of schools and creation of infrastructure, quality education is being provided by giving books, uniforms and shoes in advance.

    District Collector Dr K Madhavi Latha said that along with the establishment of digital classrooms, efforts are being made to make poor students as global citizens with Byju’s content. They have distributed free tabs with Byju’s content to work offline as well.

    Gopalapuram MLA Talari Venkatarao presided over the meeting. About 27,000 students from Gopalapuram, Devarapalli and Nallajerla Dwaraka Thirumala mandals under his constituency benefited from Amma Vodi scheme.

    Joint Collector N Tej Bharat, DEO S Abraham, and others were present on the occasion.

  • Group Commander visits 1 Telangana R&V Regiment

    Group Commander visits 1 Telangana R&V Regiment

    Hyderabad: Colonel Anil Kumar, Group Commander, Hyderabad Group visited 1 Telangana R&V Regiment on Wednesday.

    During his visit, the mounted Guard of Honour was given by the cadets and held an annual inspection of the Regiment which included a visit to the Regiment complex including offices, stores, stables and an obstacle course.

    The commander interacted with meritorious cadets and achievers. He felicitated the meritorious cadets of the R&V Regiment who had participated and won medals in Equestrian events at the Republic Day Parade 2023 in New Delhi. A show jumping demonstration was also presented by Cadet J Sagar and Cadet B Mahesh during the visit.

  • Tomato prices to stabilize soon: Official

    Tomato prices to stabilize soon: Official

    Vijayawada: The fluctuations in the price of tomatoes in the state will settle down in the first fortnight of July, agriculture marketing commissioner Rahul Pandey said on Wednesday, explaining that one crop just got over and another one is in the process of reaching the market.

    AP is a state which cultivates three tomato crops a year and the short gaps between these crops sometimes create prices fluctuations. “Tomato (prices) will settle within a week. This is routine, nothing to panic about it. Within a short period, things will settle down because one crop is getting over. We get three crops of tomatoes every year. One crop is getting over and soon the second crop will come into the market,” Pandey told PTI on Wednesday.

    Pandey shared the list of prices at which tomatoes were selling in various Rythu Bazaars in the state-Rs 70 per kg in Machilipatnam, Rs 70 in MVP Colony, Vizag, Rs 50 in Rajamundry, Rs 64 in Kurnool and Rs 74 in Anantapur. As part of an official intervention to cool prices, Pandey said the office of the CEO of the Rythu Bazaar, which falls under his purview, has bought 12 tonne tomatoes and dispatched 10 tonne to Kurnool and two tonne to Kadapa.

    He said arrangements are being made to dispatch a few tonnes of tomatoes to Vizag and Vijayawada. The highly perishable nature of the vegetable makes it extremely volatile to prices, he said, adding that on Tuesday, tomatoes cost Rs 90 in the open market and Rs 75 in Rythu Bazaars in Vizag.

    Sudden showers will damage the crop and even a slight break in the supply chains will result in massive impact, he said. He said the objective is to control the price of tomatoes between Rs 50 and Rs 65, whereas official intervention comes in only when they hit the Rs 100 mark.

    Pandey said the Rythu Bazaar prices are regulated for serving the twin purposes of shielding the farmer from loss-making prices and consumers from excessive prices. He noted that tomato is one vegetable along with onion, whose prices are monitored on a daily basis on the Continuous Monitoring of Agriculture Prices and Procurement (CMAPP) as they form the basis for most culinary preparations and were therefore crucial in nature.

  • Seventh meeting of RMC 14 July

    Seventh meeting of RMC 14 July

    Hyderabad: The Reservoir Management Committee (RMC) which has been constituted by the Krishna River Management Board (KRMB) will hold its seventh meeting here on July 14 in the Hyderabad office.

    The RMC, which has representation from the Irrigation departments of both the Telugu States will monitor the reservoir levels for operation of power generation projects under the Srisailam and Nagarjunasagar projects.

    The committee has been tasked with demarcation of surplus waters over 75 per cent dependable flows in the basin for sharing. Representatives of TSGENCO and APGENCO will also attend the meeting.

  • 15,845 appear in UPSC exam on July 2

    15,845 appear in UPSC exam on July 2

    Vijayawada: NTR district Collector S Dilli Rao directed all the officials concerned to make elaborate arrangements for conducting Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examinations to be held on July 2 (Sunday). He held a meeting with the officials over the arrangements for UPSC examination, here on Wednesday.

    The Collector said the exam will be conducted from 9.30 am to 4 pm on Sunday. He explained that 7,890 candidates will appear for Enforcement/Accounts officer exam from 9.30 am to 11.30 am and 7,955 candidates will attend Assistant Provident Fund Officer exam from 2 pm to 4 pm.

    As many as 17 examination centres were set up in Vijayawada city for all the 15,845 candidates. Special arrangements will be made at Patamata KBC High School for physically handicapped candidates. The Collector also informed that they will appoint 780 invigilators, 54 assistant supervisors, 19 liaison officers and 17 venue supervisors to oversee the examinations. He said Joint Collector P Sampath Kumar will be the overall inspecting officer and DRO K Mohan Rao will be the custodian officer for the examinations.

    Collector Dilli Rao suggested the candidates appearing for the examinations to reach the exam centre before the time. He also informed that Section 144 would be invoked at the centres. He instructed concerned authorities to make available RTC services for candidates to reach the examination centres on time.

    Sub-Collector Adithi Singh, RDO Ravindra Rao, Additional Commissioner Sarada and others attended the meeting.