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Mahbubnagar to host district level drone show

Mahbubnagar: Mahabubnagar is soon going to host India’s first district level drone show at Mini Tank Bund on July 28 this month.

In fact, earlier the drone show was planned to be scheduled on July 24, however, due to incessant rains the organisers have rescheduled the drone show to July 28, and accordingly all preparations are being made for making this show a grand success.

Highlighting the show as part of promotion of Telangana Tourism sector in Mhabubnagar, Tourism and Excise Minister V Srinivas Goud said that this is the first time that this kind of drone show is being organised at the district level in India. He further informed for this show as many as 449 different types of drones are going to participate and showcase their ability to deliver different services to the people. “Already the drones have been brought to the district and they are being safely kept and will be displayed on July 28. To make this show a grand success I call upop the people, the students and inquisitive children to visit the drone show at Mini Tank Bund in the evening and make it a grand success,” the Minister said.

For displaying the drones on the newly constructed Mini Tank Bund, the district administration including the Tourism department officials are making all arrangements both for the drone flyers and the visitors for witnessing the grand drone show in the district.

July 23, 2023
No differences with Minister Jagdish: Gutha

Nalgonda: Legislative Council Chairman Gutha Sukhender Reddy clarified that he has no differences with district Minister G Jagadish Reddy.

Speaking to reporters at his residence in Nalgonda on Saturday, he said, “a propaganda is going that Jagadish Reddy and I have differences which is absolutely false.”

He said that he never interfere in the official affairs of the district, neither created interferences in transfers of jobs and filling up of nominated posts. Whatever happens officially and politically will be in the supervision of CM KCR. “If anyone comes to me, I will tell them to follow the rules,” he said

He stated that his son Amit will contest in the next Assembly election only if the party gives green signal. The party takes the final decision on the ticket for his son Amit. The Legislative Council Chairman said that there is no excitement on tickets. He stressed that it is not appropriate to pass no-confidence motions on own party’s MP and municipal chairman and he will strongly oppose such developments.

He added that some people speak without knowledge and Venkat Reddy always slips his tongue. He clarified that he will maintain dignity while speaking and making remarks on opposition party.

July 23, 2023
MCT launches special drive to improve vacant land tax collection in pilgrimage city

Tirupati: In an effort to increase its revenue, the Municipal Corporation of Tirupati (MCT) has launched a special drive to improve the collection of vacant land tax.

Presently, the collection of vacant land tax is Rs 4.5 crore annually from 1,900 vacant site owners and the Corporation aimed to get Rs 10 crore additionally i.e. about Rs 14.5 crore totally as vacant land tax.

But the MCT estimates that there are 6,000 vacant lands that are to be brought under tax purview in the corporation limits mostly in the grama panchayats that were merged with the corporation some 15 years ago.

However, identifying the owners of vacant land in the city is not an easy task for the corporation as the owners were living elsewhere.

Against this backdrop, the corporation decided to take the help of stamps and registration department for collection of vacant land tax from those site owners not paying it. The recent government order, directing the sub-registrars to seek the vacant tax receipt also for registration sale-purchase of lands in urban areas came handy to the corporation to improve its vacant land tax.

As a follow up, Municipal Commissioner D Haritha held a meeting with sub-registrars of Renigunta, Tirupati Urban and Tirupati Rural on the direction of IG stamps and registration instructing the sub-registrars on vacant land tax collection.

She requested the sub-registrars to follow stamps and registration IG instructions and insist on providing the details of vacant land tax paid (receipt) and said this would see all the owners of vacant lands pay tax and get the details of land.

If the vacant site is in a layout, the LP number should be given at the time of registration, she explained seeking the registration department’s cooperation for improving tax collections in the city.

Deputy Commissioner Chandramouleswar Reddy said that efforts are on to identify all the owners of 6,000 vacant sites in the city to bring them under tax bracket. The recent registration and stamps department order will surely drive the land owners to approach the MCT for payment of tax and get the details of which required for the registration of sale-purchase of the site.

In another 9 months, he said, “We hope to complete the process of identifying all the vacant site owners to levy tax. This would help the corporation to get Rs 10 crore additional income annually.”

It may be noted that the corporation also collects the property tax from 74,000 buildings in the city which is Rs 60 crore.

July 23, 2023
Take steps to upgrade schools: Deputy CM to Collector

Kurnool: Deputy Chief Minister and Nandyal district in-charge Minister Amzad Basha requested the Kurnool District Collector Dr G Srijana to take necessary steps for sending proposals to the state government for upgrading schools as large number of girl students pursuing education in Nandyal district. Participating in the Zilla Parishad general body meeting held at ZP meeting hall in Kurnool on Saturday, the Deputy CM said that a big number of girl students were pursuing education from Kurnool and Nandyal districts and there is a great need for the upgradation of schools in both districts. He ordered the collector Dr G Srijana to prepare proposals and send them to the state government. He said Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy has brought revolutionary changes in the government schools with an aim to provide quality education to every student. Almost all schools have been modified on par with corporate schools under the Nadu Nedu scheme. He ordered the district collector to complete all works within the time frame. The Dy CM also said that around 30 lakh house pattas have been distributed to every eligible poor. Around 39,331 houses have been sanctioned to Kurnool district and 43,551 houses to Nandyal district. Of the total, 13,454 houses in Kurnool district have been completed in all respects and others are at various stages of progress. Similarly, 16,089 houses in Nandyal were constructed. He ordered the officials concerned to complete all pending constructions at an early date. In a similar manner, the Dy CM has also discussed agriculture, rural water supply and sanitation. He said that the state government to help farmers, has started Rythu Bharosa Kendras where quality seeds, fertilizers, pesticides and other farm equipment are made available. He also said there was a necessity to facilitate safe drinking water, construction of school buildings, enhancing of hostel seats besides 2,000 teachers. Minister for Labour Gummanur Jayaram, Zilla Parishad Chairman, Yerrabothula Papi Reddy, MPs, MLCs, MLAs, ZPTCs, MPTCs and district level officials participated in the general body meeting.

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July 23, 2023
Mood of Ratangrh This Rajasthan Assembly Elections 2023

Ratangarh. Election year is interesting especially for the public who is usually ignored for five years before the politicians are reminded of their voters. Slowly the mood for elections can be seen in Ratangarh legislative assembly area as well. Candidates waiting for an opportunity to get the party ticket this year, have already started preparing for the elections.

Social media of the candidates have become active with many already started campaigning and Jan Sabhayen to meet people in their constituency. Ratangarh legislative assembly has been an important seat in the Shekhawati region. BJP candidates have been winning this seat for the last two year but this year it seems, it will be difficult for the BJP to blossom their lotus.

In the year 2013, Pusaram Godara was the candidate of Congress and Rajkumar Rinwa from BJP, who later won as a part of ‘Modi Wave’. In 2018 i.e. in the very next elections, BJP chose Abhinesh Maharishi as their MLA candidate who is of Sangh background and Bhanwarlal Pujari was from Congress.

In these elections, Rajkumar Rinwan and Pusaram Godara fought as independent candidates. The results were quite shocking because Congress candidate Bhanwarlal Pujari and former MLA and independent Rajkumar Rinwan lost their deposits, as they got so few votes. Pusaram Godara who was contested as an independent came second position with a margin of just a few votes, getting around 59,320 votes.

This large number of votes given to independent candidates has raised chances of Pusaram Godara in getting Congress ticket in 2023 elections. Already a member of Pradesh Congress Committee, Pusaram ji has started going to events along with his supporters, rallies to cover the important events in the area and taking part in state level events of Congress party. Pusaram was also a part of the Silent Satyagrah organized by the Congress party on Wednesday.

Whereas, Abhinesh Maharshi, the current MLA from Ratangarh has done well initially but people have complained that he is out of touch with the public. Not meeting people, less interaction with the public, not resolving the issue of the public in his constituency, is the reason many expect an anti-incumbency in this year’s election.

Although Rajasthan has not repeated the same government in power, but on local level, MLAs performance will decide the result. Now it has to be seen, who will Congress give the ticket. To a new candidate and repeat the same mistake or to Pusaram Godara, to rectify its mistake.

July 18, 2023
5 kg 800 grams of ganja seized in Raipur, interstate smuggler arrested

Raipur. Senior Superintendent of Police Prashant Agarwal has given necessary guidelines to all the police gazetted officers of Raipur Police, station in-charges including anti-crime and cyber unit in-charge to detect black drug businessmen and take action to curb it effectively. . On which all the police gazetted officers, police station in-charges and the team of Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit are collecting information regarding drug dealers by engaging informers, patrolling and collecting information.
In the same vein, on 17.07.23, the Narcotics Cell constituted under the Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit received information that a person near Paras Nagar Chowk under Thana Ganj area has kept ganja in his bag and is about to go somewhere. On which Additional Superintendent of Police City/Crime Abhishek Maheshwari, Deputy Superintendent of Police Crime Dinesh Sinha and City Superintendent of Police Kotwali Yogesh Sahu, after verifying the information to the in-charge Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit and station in-charge Ganj, directed to catch the accused red-handed with ganja. Went.
On which, under the direction of senior officers, the joint team of Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit and station in-charge Ganj Police went to the said place and identified and identified the person of the appearance told by the informer. During interrogation, the person told his name to be Pradeep Sen, resident of Rewa (M.P.). When team members searched the bag kept with him, it was found to contain ganja. On inquiry regarding the ganja, the accused Pradeep Sen was told to bring the ganja from Kondagaon and take it to Rewa, Madhya Pradesh. On which the accused Pradeep Sen was arrested and a total of 05 kg 800 grams of ganja worth about Rs 58,000/- was seized from his possession and action was taken against the accused by registering crime number 243/23 Section 20B Narcotics Act in police station Ganj.
Arrested accused – Pradeep Sen father Rambhagat Sen age 28 years resident Tilkhan Post Badraon Police Station Baikunthpur District Rewa M.P.

July 17, 2023
Salary and incentive amount not received since 11 months, demand for payment

Karauli. Karauli Angry over not getting salary and incentive amount for a long time, the CHO of Sapotra block area protested at the CMHO office on Friday and expressed anger. After the demonstration, a memorandum was also submitted to the CMHO and demanded salary and incentive amount. CHO Vinod Meena, Rishikesh Meena, Manoj Gupta, Mankesh, Mahendra Gurjar etc. told that the CHO of Sapotra block area has not been paid salary and incentive amount for 11 months. In such a situation, they are facing financial problems. In other blocks of the district, CHOs are getting salary-incentives on time, but they were informed about this problem earlier also. Despite this, they are facing problems due to non-payment of salary and incentives. During this, the CHO staged a sit-in at the main gate of the CMHO office and expressed indignation.
During this Ramrup, Mahendra Gurjar, Ganesh, Deepakkumar, Shubham Sharma, Govind Sharma and other CHOs were present. A general meeting will be held in Mundiya village on July 18 to demand the status of Tehsil to Balaghat and keep it in Karauli district. For the preparation of this Mahasabha, a meeting of the people of 12 villages was held in Mundiya. Emphasis was placed on making the Mahasabha a success. It was decided in the meeting that the people of the Sangharsh Samiti would hold nook and corner meetings in the villages of Balaghat sub-tehsil area and appeal to the people to come to the Mahasabha. Along with this, a public relations campaign will also be launched regarding the General Assembly. Significantly, there is a continuous demand that Todabhim should not be included in Gangapurcity, while Balaghat should be given the status of Tehsil and kept in Karauli as it is.

July 17, 2023
Young man cut his tongue and offered it on Shivling, onlookers were surprised

Janjgir. In Janjgir, Chhattisgarh, a young man cut off his tongue and offered it on the Shivling. After the information about the incident, there was a crowd of people in the temple. A lot of blood of the young man was spread around the Shivling. Police also reached the spot after getting information about the incident and sent the injured youth to the hospital for treatment. In fact, this whole matter is related to the Shiva temple located at Dumariha Talab in Pamgarh. The injured youth Chandrashekhar Patel is a resident of Dongakohrauda village panchayat under Pamgarh block. The young man had reached the Shiva temple near the house this morning to offer prayers.
On the second week of Sawan Monday, after offering water to the Shivling, she cut her tongue and offered it to the Shivling. In this incident the area around the Shivling turned red with blood. Here, as soon as the talk of offering the tongue spread in the village, the villagers started crowding the temple. Police also reached the spot and the injured were sent to the hospital for treatment. On enquiry, the villagers told that Chandrashekhar’s brother Sukhiram had also cut off his tongue and offered it to the Shivling. Now his younger brother has done the same. The villagers also told that the whole family of Chandrasekhar has a lot of faith in Lord Shiva. Chandkishore Patel is the nephew of Rajkumar Patel, president of Pamgarh block. At present, the police is probing the entire matter.
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July 17, 2023
Robber bride married 12 people, then…

Srinagar. Shaheen Akhtar, a 30-year-old woman in Jammu and Kashmir, has been arrested for allegedly duping over a dozen men into contract marriages. The victims alleged that she married them, then ran away with Mehr’s money and gold. The arrest was made following a complaint lodged by Mohd Altaf Mar, which unearthed several similar cases. Following Mohd Altaf Mar’s complaint, several people shared similar stories of being duped by Shaheen Akhtar. However, the police are still in the process of establishing a complete list of victims. Mohammad Altaf Mir, a victim from Budgam, revealed that he was introduced to Shaheen through a middleman.

After their marriage, they lived together for four months, then she disappeared, taking the cash and gold with her. Based on the complaint of Mohammad Altaf Mir, a case was registered against Shaheen under sections 420 and 120B of the Indian Penal Code. These sections pertain to cheating and criminal conspiracy. On 14 July, Shaheen Akhtar was apprehended, marking a significant development in the investigation. Meanwhile, a group of men gathered at the Budgam court complex on hearing that Shaheen was seeking anticipatory bail, claiming that she had married and abandoned them as well.
Explain that, in a Muslim marriage, a contract is established, and a predetermined amount called “mehr” is to be given by the bridegroom to the bride. It acts as a financial security for the bride and shows the commitment and responsibility of the groom towards her. However, Shaheen allegedly fled with the mehr money soon after each marriage, leaving the victims in financial straits and emotional turmoil. Police is probing the case to identify all the victims and gather evidence against Shaheen Akhtar. It is important to establish the full extent of his alleged fraudulent activities and ensure justice for the victims who have suffered financially and emotionally.

The authorities are working towards building a strong legal case against Shaheen and holding him accountable for his actions. This incident highlights the importance of vigilance and thorough background check while entering into contract marriage or any matrimonial alliance. This serves as a reminder for individuals to exercise caution and verify the credibility of potential partners and intermediaries. Raising awareness about such fraudulent practices can help prevent others from falling prey to similar scams in the future. Shaheen Akhtar’s alleged cheating case in Jammu and Kashmir has shocked the community, involving contract marriage and embezzlement of Mehr’s money. The arrest and ongoing investigation provide hope for justice to the victims who were defrauded and duped. It also underlines the importance of building trust through transparency and thorough scrutiny while entering into matrimonial agreements.

July 17, 2023
Bastar Dussehra festival started, Patjatra rituals completed

Bastar. Like every year in Bastar, this year also Dussehra started with the ceremony of Pat Jatra on Hareli Amavas. As a first ritual, according to tradition, the rituals of Patjatra were completed with the worship materials sent from the palace. The first wood for chariot construction is called Thurlu Khotla. The first wood of the chariot to be prepared for Dussehra is brought from village Bilauri in front of Danteshwari temple, where worship rituals are performed by artisans and villagers in the presence of Manjhi, Chalaki, Membarin and other members.

Like every year in Bastar, this year also Dussehra started with the ceremony of Pat Jatra on Hareli Amavas. As a first ritual, according to tradition, the ritual of Patjatra was completed with the worship materials sent from the palace.

In Chhattisgarh’s Bastar, it has started with the Pat Jatra ritual on Hareli festival. In front of Danteshwari temple, Thurlu Khotla, who reached from village Billauri on Monday, was worshiped according to law. Bastar Dussehra, which is celebrated for the longest duration in the world, will not be celebrated this time for 75 days, but will be completed in 107 days due to two months of excess. The special thing is that neither Lord Rama nor Ravana is killed in this Dussehra. Rather this festival is dedicated to Mother Goddess. Rath Yatra takes place during Bastar Dussehra. Mother Goddess rides on these chariots. The first wood for chariot construction is called Thurlu Khotla and Teeka Pata in the local dialect. On Hareli Amavasya, wood brought from Machkot forest (Thurlu khotla) is worshipped. Which is called Pat Jatra ritual. After this, the villagers of Biringpal village complete the ceremony of Derigadai by installing a branch of Sarai tree in Sirasar Bhawan. With this, the process of transporting wood from the forests to the city begins for the construction of the chariot.
The first wooden chariot to be prepared for Bastar Dussehra has reached Jagdalpur from village Bilauri in front of Danteshwari temple. The ritual of Paat Jatra will be completed by the artisans and villagers who make the chariot, with Manjhi cleverness, Mebrin along with the people’s representatives, along with the Puja Vidhan and sacrifice of the goat. Bastar Dussehra is being celebrated with great enthusiasm and pomp in Jagdalpur city since 1408 AD. Lakhs of tribals from entire Bastar participate in this. The ritual of this festival starts 75 days before the Pat Jatra. A two-storey chariot is pulled in this. In which the umbrella of Maa Danteshwari rides.
Every year Maiji’s doli comes from Dantewada to participate in Dussehra. Around two hundred villagers of Jharumargaon and Bedaumargaon are responsible for the construction of the chariot and make it with traditional tools in 10 days. The nails and iron strips used in this are also traditionally prepared in the local blacksmith Sirasar Bhavan. Two different chariots run in Bastar Dussehra. The chariot with four wheels is called Phool Rath and the chariot with eight wheels is called Vijay Rath. Folk litterateur Rudranarayan Panigrahi states that the flower chariot is drawn every year for six days from II to Saptami and Vijay Rath on Vijayadashami and Ekadashi as raini inside and for two days outside as raini.
Bastar Dussehra was started during the reign of King Purushottam Dev. He was given a 16 wheeled chariot with the title of Rathapati at Jagannath Puri. The 16 wheeled chariot was first pulled in the year 1410 at Badedongar. Maharaja Purushottam Dev was a devotee of Lord Jagannath. That’s why he separated four wheels from the 16-wheeled chariot and made the Goncha chariot. Which is operated in Goncha festival. In this way the Dussehra chariot with 12 wheels was pulled for a total of 200 years. Native and foreign devotees and tourists arrive every year to visit Maa Danteshwari, the worship of the tribals of Bastar. According to the historical fact of Bastar Dussehra, in the year 1408, a huge chariot with 16 wheels was presented to Purushottam Dev, the Kakatiya ruler of Bastar. In this way Dussehra is being celebrated in Bastar for 615 years. King Purushottam Dev had distributed the chariot of 16 wheels that he had received as a boon from Jagannath Puri. He first dedicated four wheels of the chariot to Lord Jagannath and by offering the remaining 12 wheels to Danteshwari Mai, started the tradition of celebrating Bastar Dussehra, a Bastar Gancha festival, since then this tradition has been going on till now. Is.

July 17, 2023