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Second ghat road route to Tirumala scary in rainy season
Sribaala Vadlapatla | |Heavy rains past few days brought back the fears of falling boulders and rocks to devotees of lord Balaji who go all the way to Tirumala via second ghat road. Recently, landslide fell at 9th km of second ghat road, reminding the scary scenario of November last year where TTD had to force the road for almost one week. Devotees and experts call for permanent and apt measures to for safety on the road.Kapu community says no to 'Chandranna' samkshema bhavan
Gali Nagaraja | |The naming of government-sponsored community welfare halls has kicked off yet another caste row.Eamcet medical results out, Vizag girl comes seventh
TNN | |Visakhapatnam/ Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu released Eamcet results for medical admissions at his camp office here on Saturday.T judges' plea to guv
TNN | |The members handed over to the governor a representation signed by association president K Ravinder Reddy narrating how AP origin judicial officers have been allowed to exercise an option to stay back in Telangana.T accords Jains minority status
TNN | |Community Had Religious Minority Status In United APBuddhist tourism plan gets boost in T
Amrita Didyala | |It has been donated under the Indo-Sri Lankan cultural exchange programme and has been installed at the meditation area, Dhyanavanam, of the park.Agri sector to get hi-tech makeover
Sribala Vadlapatla | |The AP government has decided to float farmer produce organisations (FPO) as part of its mega plan to give a hi-tech look to the agricultural sector in the state.Missing girl found murdered
TNN | |A 19-year-old girl, who went missing in Medak three days ago, was found murdered in Medchal on Saturday morning.Police suspect her boyfriend's hand in the murder.Annamaih's 608th birth anniversary celebrated
TNN | |The 608th birth anniversary celebrations of saint-poet Annamacharya began on Saturday in Tirupati.
AP govt to float FPOs to help ryots in business skills
Sribala Vadlapatla |SCR halts Godavari phase-1 work
Mungara Sunil |Bharosa seeks corporate hospitals' aid for abuse victims
Mahesh Buddi |
Telangana government reshuffles IAS officers in the state
Koride Mahesh |Rare sandalwood trees axed on NIRD campus
Siddharth Tadepalli |
Buddhist tourism plan gets boost, Sri Lanka donates replica of avukana buddha statue
Amrita Didyala |
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B V Shivashankar |
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