Adilabad

Forest dwellers consider the tiger as god and worship the animal as Vagoba or Duvval in agriculture season.

The forest department has deployed its staff at Neerala village to monitor the situation.

Nexus of some forest employees, smugglers and local politicians ruining the jungles.

This is not very wise as the tigress if scared may attack cattle and humans.

Meanwhile, irate villagers, who armed themselves with sticks, gathered quickly and chased the tigress away from the area.

Tigers are straying into the Adilabad forests due to the high density of the tiger population in the Thippeshwar reserve.

The case pertains to the gang-rape and murder of a woman in Asifabad district on November 24, 2019

Hyderabad has recorded the lowest temperature of 14.5 degrees Celsius as season's lowest temperature

Owaisi alleges TRS-Congress-BJP tie-up for civic polls.

The Hyderabad MP said de-radicalisation is needed for those who lynch and kill innocent Dalits and Muslims

It is being widely presumed that ganja addicts under its influence are increasingly targeting hapless women and young girls.

The trend began after Mr Rao allowed RTC employees to rejoin duty and announced a series of benefits for them.

The car in which they were travelling jumped off the road as no BT road was laid for 20 meters and there was no railing.

Bapurao also met Union agriculture minister Narender Singh Tomar and CCI Chairman and CMD P. Alli Rani seeking their intervention into the issue.

Protest staged against certifying Lambadas.

It is believed that middle-aged people are involved in ganja cultivation and smuggling as they aspire for a life of luxury.

The victims were identified as Shaziya, 23, and Shafiya, 21, of Khanapur Colony in Adilabad.

He was speaking at a Singareni Employees Rights protection meeting organised in Godavarikhani in Pedda-palli district.

Villagers face a lot of inconvenience due to bad roads while many of the interior villages are cut off due to the washing away of some of the roads.

Adding to the woes is traders holding back stocks fearing damage in rains during transportation.