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21/09/2025

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21/09/2025

’s Relief and Rehabilitation Minister Makarand Jadhav-Patil announced that the state government has approved a financial aid package of 689.52 crore rupees for farmers affected by excessive rainfall and floods between June and August 2025.

The assistance covers four districts, including Nanded, Parbhani, Satara, and Sangli, where thousands of farmers have suffered crop losses due to natural calamities.

Minister Jadhav-Patil emphasised that the government acted swiftly by conducting immediate field assessments, or panchnamas, in all affected areas.

As soon as these reports were received, the government expedited the approval of the relief funds to ensure timely assistance.

He also made it clear that the sanctioned relief amount must not be used to offset any outstanding loans or recoveries from the farmers.

To enforce this, district collectors have been instructed to issue specific directives to banks, preventing any deductions from the relief disbursements.

21/09/2025

Hyderabad: A man killed his mother at Chevella in Ranga Reddy district on Saturday night.

The man, Jangaiah, 42, stayed at Regadghanapur in Chevella along with his mother Narsamma (75).

According to the police, on Saturday night, Jangaiah came home in an inebriated state and argued with his mother.

He later killed the woman after attacking her repeatedly with a sickle in the house.

The incident came to light in the morning and villagers on noticing the dead woman caught hold of Jangaiah and tied him to a pole.

He was handed over to the local police. A case is registered.

21/09/2025

Siddipet: Unidentified miscreants cheated a woman vegetable vendor at Dubbak market on Saturday by giving her four fake currency notes of Rs.200 denomination.

The incident came to light later in the night when the woman tried to use the notes at a wholesale shop in the town.

The shop owner, on noticing that three of the four notes carried the same serial number, suspected them to be counterfeit and alerted her.

Acting on his advice, she lodged a complaint with Dubbak police, who have launched an investigation.

Police are scanning CCTV footage to identify the culprits. The probe is on.

21/09/2025

Sangareddy: The women of Domadugu and neighbouring villages in Gummadidala mandal, who usually celebrate Bathukamma on a grand scale, are facing difficulties this year as the local Nalla Cheruvu has been polluted with toxic water discharged by a pharma company.

Every year, the celebrations begin with Engilipula Bathukamma, which was observed on Sunday, and women immerse the floral arrangements in Nalla Cheruvu. But this time, due to the foul smell from the polluted lake, villagers are forced to look for alternative sites.

Speaking to Telangana Today, local farmer M Mangaiah said toxic water had also flown downstream into Rajanala Cheruvu, Rayini Cheruvu and other water bodies. “Women are planning to play Bathukamma at Rajanala Cheruvu this time, as the stench from Nalla Cheruvu is unbearable,” he said.

Bathukamma ghat was built at Nalla Cheruvu a few years ago to facilitate immersion, but the release of toxic effluents has derailed festive plans. Locals said they were preparing to clean Rajanala Cheruvu for the celebrations on Sunday evening, but women lamented that even this lake was polluted, leaving them with no option but to immerse Bathukammas in contaminated waters.

21/09/2025

Peddapalli: Two persons were injured in a stabbing incident at Krishnanagar in Godavarikhani town on Saturday night.

According to locals, Kumaraswamy and Bhaskar were attacked with knives by unidentified persons and sustained injuries.

They were immediately shifted to the local government hospital by family members, where they are undergoing treatment.

Police registered a case and launched an investigation.

21/09/2025

Karimnagar: With urea shortage troubling farmers, many are not only forced to stand in long queues outside fertiliser shops but also spend nights there to secure supplies.

While most farmers continue to face hardships, some are turning to nano urea as an alternative. Earlier ignored despite appeals from agriculture officials, nano urea is now gaining acceptance due to the shortage of conventional urea.

Since drones are vital for spraying nano urea, demand for them has surged this season. Farmers, unable to find enough drones locally, are bringing them in from neighbouring mandals and districts. Veenavanka farmers, for instance, are sourcing drones from Jammikunta, Manakondur, Shankarapatnam and even from Peddapalli district.

Hiring drones is also proving costly. Farmers are charged Rs. 400 per hour, with the machines capable of covering four to five acres in that time.

To promote nano urea usage, the agriculture department and organisations like IFFCO are supporting Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies (PACS). Pothgal PACS in Mustabad mandal, for example, was provided with a Rs. 12 lakh drone, a Rs. 2 lakh battery-powered autorickshaw and training for a staff member in drone operations. Similar assistance has been extended to PACSs in Jagtial and other parts of erstwhile Karimnagar district.

Besides PACSs, some private individuals have purchased drones at their own expense and are operating them for farmers.

Speaking to Telangana Today, Manda Rajamallaiah, a farmer from Gopalpur in Karimnagar, said farmers were shifting towards nano urea due to the acute shortage.

“There are more benefits in using nano urea compared to urea. Agriculture officials should conduct more awareness programmes to educate farmers and clear their doubts,” he said.

Nano urea is also cheaper. While a bag of urea costs Rs. 242, a half-litre bottle of nano urea is priced at Rs.150.

21/09/2025

Adilabad: Police on Sunday cautioned that stringent action would be taken against those spreading misinformation on social media over the drowning of a youngster at Mukhra (B) village in Echoda mandal.

Echoda Inspector Bandari Raju said that a suspicious death case had already been registered and an investigation was underway.

He warned that anyone circulating false information about the incident and attempting to trigger communal tension would face strict action.

Police clarified that eight persons had gone to take a dip in an agricultural well, where one of them, identified as Shaik Bofiq, accidentally drowned.

However, certain social media users were spreading false versions of the incident, creating unrest in the village.

21/09/2025

Hyderabad: With the 2025-26 cotton marketing season set to begin in mid-October, Telangana’s farmers are bracing for a rush at government procurement centres, as mandi prices continue to fall far below the Minimum Support Price (MSP). The price gap has raised concerns of bottlenecks and delayed payments for nearly 6 lakh farmers across districts such as Warangal, Adilabad and Nalgonda.

Currently, mandi prices range between Rs. 6,333 and Rs. 6,805 per quintal in markets like Jammikunta and Bhainsa, up to Rs. 1,435 below the MSP of Rs. 7,710 for medium-staple cotton, which itself was increased by 8.27 per cent from last year. Long-staple varieties are faring worse, with the MSP fixed at Rs. 8,110 but mandi prices trailing significantly lower.

At a recent meeting, state officials and Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) representatives flagged the Rs. 1,099 MSP-market gap as a major concern and urged aggressive procurement to protect farmers from distress sales. Telangana expects 53–55 lakh bales this season, with potential to touch 70 lakh bales under favourable conditions, from 18.51 lakh hectares under cotton cultivation.

To manage the expected surge, procurement centres have been increased from 110 to 122, with a new facility at Konaraopet in Rajanna Sircilla. Telangana had led national procurement last season with 40 lakh bales handled across 508 centres, but the high arrivals anticipated this year could put severe pressure on the systems.

CCI Chairman Lalit Kumar Gupta said the agency aimed to procure 50–70 lakh bales nationally but warned that peak arrivals could overwhelm capacity, as witnessed last year. Fears persist that private traders may exploit long queues at centres to purchase cotton at cheaper prices.

In response, the state has introduced the Kapas Kisan App for slot bookings, Aadhaar-linked payments, and monitoring committees at local centres to ensure fair quality checks and accurate weights. A toll-free helpline (1800-599-5779), WhatsApp support (88972-81111) and a new Command Control Room at the Directorate will provide real-time grievance redressal.

Globally, a 1.3 per cent dip in cotton production to 117.2 million bales, coupled with over

21/09/2025

Hyderabad: Several parts of Hyderabad are likely to witness severe thunderstorms between 8.15 pm and 12 am on Sunday, according to independent weather tracker, T Balaji.

On Sunday evening, the weather enthusiast took to X and posted ‘Severe thunderstorm warning for Hyderabad city during 8.15 pm and 12 am. Dear people of Hyderabad city, a massive thunderstorm is expected in various parts of the city during 8.15 pm and 12 am starting from South, North, East Hyderabad and later covering other parts of the city. Stay alert and plan accordingly”.

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21/09/2025

Kumram Bheem Asifabad: In-charge District Agriculture Officer (DAO) R Srinivas Rao was suspended for negligence in discharging his duties. The suspension order was issued by Agriculture Department Director Dr B Gopi on Saturday.

According to the order, Rao failed to monitor the distribution of urea and showed gross negligence in performing legitimate duties in public interest. “Further, he failed to intimate the receipt and distribution of urea to the district administration from time to time. He was asked not to leave the district headquarters without obtaining permission from the director,” the order stated.

Kagaznagar Assistant Director of Agriculture Borkut Venkat has been posted as the in-charge DAO of the district. Srinivas Rao, who was serving as Assistant Director of Agriculture in Asifabad, had been holding charge as DAO since 2021 following a transfer.

Rao recently faced sharp criticism for reportedly allotting around 400 tonnes of urea to private traders without informing the District Collector. The traders allegedly sold the fertiliser at prices higher than those fixed by the government, bringing disrepute to the administration. One trader was caught by police on Friday night while distributing urea to farmers at Bhupalapatnam village in Sirpur (T) mandal.

The district has been witnessing long queues of farmers at mandal centres and agriculture market yards for the last two months. Farmers expressed displeasure over the shortage of urea and alleged that certain traders were diverting stocks to Maharashtra, worsening the crisis.