Warangal: 4,000 hens die from heat
The poultry farm localted in AK thanda of Rayaparthy mandal is owned by one Modu Chukru. Warangal: As many as 4,000 hens succumbed to intense heat inside a poultry farm in Warangal Rural district on
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BPL families await health cards
Hyderabad, April 24: Anil Kumar, 16, a heart patient from a poor family in Warangal, is yet to get an Arogyasri card which will enable him to get free treatment from a referral hospital in the city.
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Mysterious viral deaths among tribals in northern Telangana forest region of Andhra Pradesh
Heavy toll of lives among the tribal people has been reported in northern Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh. From 2003 till date, every year between June and August, mysterious viral deaths have been occurring in the tribal areas.
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Met sounds heatwave alert
April 22: The Met department has sounded a heatwave alert in the city and many parts of the state after temperatures reached 5
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Mumbai link to tiger poaching
Hyderabad, April 13: The Andhra Pradesh forest department is probing the Mumbai link of the tiger poaching that occurred at Narsampet reserve forest area in Warangal district. It is suspected that one of the accused in the case, Raheem, was in contact with people in Mumbai allegedly to sell off the tiger skin and claws.
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No pesticides no debts
Enabavi and Ramachandrapuram villages broke away from the pesticide-debt trap. They are now teaching other villages to become debt free and self-reliant A board with bold letters announces the chemical free and GM free status of Enabavi village in Warangal district. The village stopped using pesticides 10 years ago and adopted organic farming five years later, much before the state
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Best methodologies being followed in waste treatment system in BGPPL, Kamalapuram to emerge as an eco-friendly mill
BGPPL Unit: Kamalapuram is one of the best unit in South India for manufacturings Dissolving Grade pulp with annual capacity of 98000 TPA, supplying to textile industries. This unit is located in Kamalapuram of Warangal in Andhra Pradesh. This unit has latest state of the art of equipments and entire plant is controlled through DCS (Distributed Control System).
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Project to limit Babli effect
Warangal Dec. 4: In order to make up for the loss expected to be caused due to controversial Babli project, the state government has decided to launch the Kanthalapally lift irrigation project. The proposed project, which is being taken at a cost of Rs 9,200 crore, will have a massive 125 kilometre long tunnel system to supply Godavari water through its lift at the Kanthalapally in the district.
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Jobs elude plant oustees
Warangal Sept.
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Andhra emerges hub of uranium, thorium
HYDERABAD Andhra Pradesh is emerging as the uranium and thorium hub of the country with new reserves of these rare minerals being unearthed in Chittoor and Warangal districts. Uranium has been found in Kadapa and Nalgonda districts while thorium reserves have been discovered in Visakhapatnam , Prakasam and Nalgonda districts.
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Greed gulps greenery
Warangal Aug. 21: Rampant felling of trees in the name of podu cultivation is threatening the Eturnagaram forests. Smugglers have been cutting down trees in large numbers and have been transporting them illegally to neighbouring Chhattisgarh.