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A State Committee member of the CPI (Maoist) was killed in an encounter with police in Warangal district on Friday.
In a severe jolt to the Maoist movement, especially in Andhra Pradesh, the police on Friday gunned down two top Maoist leaders in separate gun battles.
The proposal of former minister, Mr J.C. Diwakar Reddy, to merge Rayalaseema region with Telangana in case the Justice Srikrishna Committee recommends bifurcation of the state has not gone down well with several Telangana leaders.
March 11: Income Tax officials conducted simultaneous raids on the shops and house of popular diamond and jewellery trader M/s Musaddilal Bhagwat Swaroop Jewellers here on Thursday.
March 11: Prince Muffakham Jah scion of the Nizam family has urged the Chief Minister Mr K. Rosaiah to convene the governing council of the
March 11: India will continue to lag behind many countries including African nations in empowering women even after the passage of the Women’s Reservation Bill in both Houses of Parliament.

Telugu Desam chief N. Chandrababu Naidu along with CPI and CPI (M) legislators participate in a protest demanding the government to waive loans taken by weavers near the Assembly on Thursday.
The Chandrayangutta police on Wednesday found the two-year-old boy who went missing on February 18 and arrested four persons, including one of his relatives, for abducting him and demanding ransom.
A team of the East Zone task force on Wednesday arrested two brothers for their alleged involvement in illegal money transfer, ‘hawala’, activities in the city and seized Rs 22.34 lakh, a two-wheeler and two cellphones from their possession.
Unidentified offenders broke into the house of a grocery shop owner at Sanathnagar here on Tuesday and stole gold ornaments weighing 20 tolas, silverware and Rs 62,000 cash kept in an almirah. Madan Lal and his wife had gone to the shop in the morning after locking the house.
Denied money by his mother a 22-year-old youth set himself ablaze at Kushaiguda here on Wednesday.

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