The Congress government’s decision to prioritize the Dindi project, benefiting Nalgonda district, has sparked controversy. Ministers M. Uttam Kumar Reddy and Komat Reddy Venkat Reddy have been leading this mission. The people of the Palamuru region have raised concerns, opposing the transformation of PRLIS into the Palamuru-Dindi Lift Irrigation Scheme.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) Hyderabad has forecasted that the ongoing fog and misty conditions across several locations in Telangana will persist for another five days.
Telangana continues to experience a cold wave, expected to last for three more days, with minimum temperatures in some areas predicted to fall 2 to 4 degrees Celsius below normal.
“Methane gas can accumulate under the ground, and there are many coal mines in Surajpur,” explained Pradeep Khalkho, Executive Engineer of the PHE Department. “Pouring sand slowly will help extinguish the fire and prevent any further danger.”
An application will soon be introduced to provide villagers with maps and locations of lakes. The app will utilize images from the Survey of India and national remote sensing agencies, covering their status and encroachments at various stages since 2005.
President Droupadi Murmu, who reviewed the preparations for Udyan Utsav, expressed hope that the event would inspire people to appreciate and conserve nature. The festival is expected to attract a large number of visitors, offering them a unique opportunity to connect with nature and learn about sustainable practices.
Bokashi balls, also known as mabuhay balls, are eco-friendly mudballs used to clean up water bodies like ponds, lakes, and rivers. They are made from a mixture of dried soil, clay, and Bokashi Bran (a type of fermented organic matte
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts that the cold spell will peak in the next few days before gradually rising due to Cyclone Fengal. Residents are advised to bundle up and prepare for colder mornings ahead.
The research, led by renowned sports medicine specialist Prof. Major S. Bhaktiyar Choudhary, spans two decades and investigates whether selected non-edible plants can absorb heavy metals from E-waste.
The court has ordered a socio-economic survey of the families affected by the project, emphasizing the need for compliance with legal procedures before any further actions. The High Court has mandated that the government provide adequate housing under various schemes to those impacted by the restoration process. Additionally, it instructed that for families with titled and patta lands, proper notices must be issued, and appropriate compensation must be paid under the Land Acquisition Act before proceeding with any actions.
In Jeedimetla, the situation is dire, with drains overflowing with sewage mixed with chemical residues. The water in the area has turned a shocking shade of red, causing widespread alarm among residents. This situation has drawn sharp criticism from environmental activists and local communities, who are calling for immediate action.
