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  • Farmer sleeping under tarpaulin cover run over by tractor in Karimnagar

    Farmer sleeping under tarpaulin cover run over by tractor in Karimnagar

    Karimnagar: A farmer died when he was run over by a paddy-laden tractor at Paddy Purchasing Centre. This bizarre incident took place in Vachunur of Thimmapur mandal on Saturday morning.

    According to villagers, Uppuleti Mondaiah (60) brought his crop to the IKP purchasing centre two days ago. As weighing of the paddy is being done since 3 am in the morning in wake of the scorching sun, Mondaiah slept at the centre by covering himself with a tarpaulin, which is being used to dry up as well as protect the paddy from rains.

    However, the driver, who was shifting the paddy to rice mill in a tractor, did not know this and drove the vehicle over Mondaiah, killing him instantly.

    LMD police have registered a case and shifted to the district headquarters hospital for postmortem.

  • TS EAMCET 2023: Three-phase counselling schedule announced; details inside

    TS EAMCET 2023: Three-phase counselling schedule announced; details inside

    Hyderabad: A three-phase counselling schedule for admissions into undergraduate engineering and pharmacy courses has been released here on Saturday.

    The TS EAMCET 2023 admission committee which met here has decided to hold the first phase admission counselling for MPC candidates from June 26 and a detailed notification will be made available on the website https://tseamcet.nic.in/ on June 21.

    First phase

    – Online registrations and slot booking for certificate verification: June 26

    – Certificate verification: June 28 to July 6

    – Exercising web options: June 28 to July 8

    – Provisional seat allotment on or before July 12

    – Self-reporting online and payment of tuition fee: July 12 to 19

    Second phase

    – Registration: July 21 and 22

    – Certificate verification: July 23

    – Web options: July 21 to 24

    – Provisional seat allotment on or before July 28

    – Self-reporting online and tuition fee payment: July 28 to 31

    Final phase

    – Registration: August 2

    – Certificate verification: August 3

    – Web options: August 2 to 4

    – Provisional seat allotment on or before August 7

    – Self-reporting online and payment of tuition fee: August 7 to 9

    • Reporting at allotted college: August 7 to 9
  • Bharat Gaurav Train begins its 5th trip from Secunderabad station

    Bharat Gaurav Train begins its 5th trip from Secunderabad station

    Hyderabad: The Bharat Gaurav Train from South Central Railways continues to witness a huge response with the train having 100 per cent patronage from passengers.

    Started as the Tourist Circuit Train providing a unique opportunity to passengers from the two Telugu States, the train after completing four successful trips commenced its 5th trip on Saturday from Secunderabad Railway Station.
    KRK Reddy, Principal Chief Commercial Manager (PCCM), South Central Railway, attended the inauguration event of the 5th Bharat Gaurav Train. He inspected passengers’ onboard catering facilities and also interacted with passengers about tour package details and opinions.

    In addition to Secunderabad, the train provides boarding and de-boarding facilities at Kazipet, Khammam, Vijayawada, Eluru, Rajahmundry, Samalkot, and other places across both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

    Over a period of 8 nights/9 days , the rail users will be taken to spiritual places such as Puri, Konark, Gaya, Varanasi, Ayodhya and Prayagraj.

    Different types of travel classes like Second AC, AC (1), Third AC (3), and Sleeper (7), AC and non-AC conveniences are offered to the passengers.

    South Central Railway General Manager, Arun Kumar Jain expressed his happiness over the Bharat Gaurav Train receiving a tremendous response from people.

  • CM KCR demands withdrawal of Delhi ordinance; holds joint presser with Kejriwal, Mann

    CM KCR demands withdrawal of Delhi ordinance; holds joint presser with Kejriwal, Mann

    Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi President and Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao said on Saturday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who criticised the systematic destruction of democratic institutions during the days of the Emergency, was now out on a similar mission with a much more sinister agenda.

    Addressing a news conference along with Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Chandrashekhar Rao demanded that Prime Minister withdraw the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) ordinance on his own without further lapse of time.

    The ordinance, which is intended to have the final authority vested with the Lieutenant Governor instead of the elected government in respect of services of bureaucrats, was an insult on the people of Delhi, he said, adding that the ordinance was devised to nullify the Supreme Court ruling given upholding the authority of the democratically elected government of the Aam Aadmi Party over the powers to transfer bureaucrats posted to Delhi.

    Stating that the Prime Minister should withdraw the Ordinance without making an issue, he said the Delhi government elected by the people should be allowed to function on its own.

    “Let the Delhi Government work. The people have voted the AAP to power thrice in Delhi. It is a popular government which has extended good services with special initiatives paying rich dividends in the implementation of Mohalla clinics, water supply and electricity,” he said, expressing hope that the Prime Minister would honour the judgment of the Supreme Court.

    “If you are failing to honour the Supreme Court judgment, the people have to understand that the country is heading towards a phase that will be much worse that the dark days of the Emergency. People in Karnataka have already taught a lesson to the BJP,” he said.

    Chandrashekhar Rao made it clear that the Delhi ordinance would be fought by all the opposition parties to ensure its defeat in the Parliament. Thanking the BRS President for the support extended by him to the AAP government on the ordinance, Kejriwal said he was emboldened in the fight against the ordinance with the support from Chandrashekhar Rao.

  • Rain, thunderstorm and gusty wind lashes Bhubaneswar late night

    Rain, thunderstorm and gusty wind lashes Bhubaneswar late night

    Bhubaneswar: Thunderstorm along with rain and gusty wind lashed the capital city, Bhubaneswar while the whole city was in deep sleep on late Friday night. Under the influence of the Kalbaisakhi, heavy rain along with thunderstorms hit the city, which affected some slum areas houses.

    According to sources, the water accumulated in some down areas due to the heavy rain, which caused inconvenience to the area people. The heavy rain was accompanied by heavy lightning and thunder, which woke up the town people from their slumber. Disruption of lightning was seen at various places.

    The Meteorological Centre has predicted that Kalbaisakhi will likely hit the south and coastal Odisha today. Yellow warning has been issued to 21 districts for lightning and thunder. The regional Meteorological center has informed that the wind will blow at a speed of 40 to 50 km per hour in some places.

  • 4 injured after tractor rammed into house in Ganjam of Odisha

    4 injured after tractor rammed into house in Ganjam of Odisha

    Berhampur: In a sad incident as many as four persons sustained injury after a tractor rammed into a house in Ganjam district of Odisha on Saturday. The incident took place in the Badadumbala village under Digapahandi Police Station limits in the district.

    As per reports, the driver of the speeding tractor lost control over the steering while passing through the Bankeshwari temple area. Accordingly, the vehicle rammed into the house of Babula Sethi when it was being driven through a turning.

    As a result of the accident, four members of the family, who were present in the house at the time of the incident, sustained injury.

    Soon, the locals called for a 108 Ambulance and the injured persons were rushed to the Digapahandi hospital.

    After getting information, Police reached the spot and initiated investigation.

    In another similar incident that took place earlier this month in Odisha a woman was killed as a car rammed into her house at Radhanagar village in Boudh district.

    As per reports, a speeding innova car enroute Boudh from Charichhak area lost control over its wheels and rammed into the house killing the woman on the spot.

    The driver of the car fled from the scene after the accident. The irate locals blocked the Khordha-Bolangir NH-57, following which vehicular movement was affected due to the road blockade. The villagers demanded compensation for the deceased family members.

  • Three critical as lightning strike ignites house in Jagatsinghpur district

    Three critical as lightning strike ignites house in Jagatsinghpur district

    Paradip: As many as three persons of a family sustained critical injuries after their thatched house caught fire following a lightning strike in Paradip area of Odisha’s Jagatsinghpur district.

    Heavy rainfall accompanied with strong lightning and thunderstorm reportedly occurred at Barihadia village of the districts late last night. One of the lightning struck the house of a woman and gutted two rooms of the house.

    As the lightning strike ignited the house, the woman along with her two of sons sustained critical burn injuries. Initially, they were admitted at the Kujang Hospital for treatment. Later, two of them were shifted to SCB Medial College and Hospital in Cuttack as their condition deteriorated further.

    Meanwhile, the local BDO and Tehsildar, after they were informed about the incident, assured to provide necessary assistance to the affected families.

  • Attack on Parjang Tehsildar: 7 arrested, two tractors seized

    Attack on Parjang Tehsildar: 7 arrested, two tractors seized

    Dhenkanal: A total of seven persons were arrested for their involvement in the attack on Parjang Tehsildar Subhra Patel yesterday.

    Apart from arresting the accused persons, who were on the run after attacking the Tehsildar, cops also seized two tractors from the spot.

    It is to be noted here that the Parjang Tehsildar rushed to Patharakhumba village after getting information regarding lifting of soil from a government land. However, the mafias attacked him for protesting their action.

    Later, Parjang RI Alok Kumar Lenka and the junior clerk reached the spot after hearing about the attack on the Tehsildar. However, they were also mishandled by the mafias. The Tehsildar was rushed to the Kamakhyanagar Hospital for treatment.

    Police had initiated an investigation into the matter.

  • Odisha govt withholds salary of principals & clerks of 233 degree colleges

    Odisha govt withholds salary of principals & clerks of 233 degree colleges

    Bhubaneswar: The Higher Education department of Odisha government has reportedly withheld the salary of principals and head clerks of 233 colleges for alleged gross negligence.

    In his letter to all the principals of those colleges, Ramakanta Nayak, the Special Secretary to State government, said, “You have failed to furnish the required information in response to the letters of the Assistant Director even after repeated reminders. It shows gross negligence in discharging government duty on your part along with failure to carry out instructions of authorities of the Higher Education Department.”

    “Therefore, you are directed not to draw and release the salary/remuneration for the month of May 2023 of the defaulting Principal as well as of the head clerk/clerk of your for such negligence till compliance to the orders of Assistant Director, Higher Education is made and clearance given from this end,” it added.

    Here are the list of colleges:

    1 from Bhadrak,
    1 from Boudh,
    1 from Kandhamal,
    1 from Malkangiri,
    1 from Nuapada,
    1 from Sonepur
    2 from Nabarangpur,
    3 from Deogarh,
    3 from Rayagada,
    4 from Gajapati,
    5 from Angul,
    5 from Koraput,
    5 from Kalahandi,
    5 colleges from Sundargarh
    6 from Jharsuguda,
    6 from Kendrapara,
    6 from Mayurbhanj,
    6 from Khurda,
    6 from Keonjhar,
    7 from Nayagarh,
    7 from Sambalpur,
    9 from Puri,
    12 from Balasore,
    12 from Jagatsinghpur,
    13 from Jajpur,
    13 from Dhenkanal,
    16 from Bargarh,
    18 from Ganjam,
    23 from Balangir,
    24 from Cuttack,

  • Commissionerate police to take Bawariya gang members on remand!

    Commissionerate police to take Bawariya gang members on remand!

    Bhubaneswar: Commissionerate police is all set apply for a seven-day remand of the arrested members of Bawariya gang (a nomadic clan from Uttar Pradesh), said sources.

    According to sources, the Commissionerate police will soon move the court and seek its permission to take the Bawariya gang members on a seven-day remand with the aim to dig deeper into the case.

    Besides, the city police has formed two special teams to probe the case in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi.

    Earlier on May 22, the Commissionerate police arrested the four members of the notorious ‘Bawaria gang’. A total of 16 gold chains weighing 200 grams, and two motorcycles bearing Delhi registration numbers were recovered from their possession.

    In course of investigation, police came to know that the gang was involved in at least 28 cases in different parts of the state, including Cuttack, Cuttack Rural, Puri, Khorda, and Bhadrak districts.