Illegal bio stimulant factory raided by Rachakonda SOT, one arrested

Rachakonda Special Operations Team on Wednesday night raided a company at Abdullapurmet where bio stimulant products were manufactured illegally, and arrested one person

Published Date – 02:05 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


Illegal bio stimulant factory raided by Rachakonda SOT, one arrested

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Hyderabad: The Rachakonda Special Operations Team on Wednesday night raided a company at Abdullapurmet where bio stimulant products were manufactured illegally, and arrested one person.

Neerudu Uttam Kumar (42), a businessman from Hayathnagar had set up the factory and manufactured various bio stimulant products and supplied illegally in the market. On a tip off, a raid was conducted by SOT along with the Agriculture Officer, Abdullapurmet. Property worth Rs. 10 lakh was seized.

Biostimulants are natural or synthetic substances that can be applied to seeds, plants, and soil. These substances cause changes in vital and structural processes in order to influence plant growth through improved tolerance to abiotic stresses and increase seed and/or grain yield and quality.

 

PRLIS: 90 percent work on drinking water component completed

As Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao will be inaugurating the drinking water component of the Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Scheme on September 16, works on the multi-stage project have gathered pace.

Updated On – 08:45 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


PRLIS: 90 percent work on drinking water component completed

Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Scheme

Hyderabad: As Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao will be inaugurating the drinking water component of the Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Scheme on September 16, works on the multi-stage project have gathered pace. Over 90 percent of the works on the pumping stations and main canal were already completed, project officials said.

‘We are equally focusing our attention to the implementation of the Remediation plans and Natural Resources and Community Resources Augmentation Plan which were stressed by the Expert Appraisal Committee that has recommended the irrigation component of project for environmental clearance,’ they said.

As recommended by the EAC, the government has deposited Rs 153.70 crore towards the Remediation plan and the other related activities. Once the final clearances were obtained, works on the irrigation component will also be resumed and completed in a time bound manner.

Two of the nine pumps that completed the dry run under stage I of the PLIS at Narlapur would be made operational after the inaugural wet run for lifting about three tmc of Krishna water into the Narlapur reservoir which has a gross storage capacity of 6.04 tmc. Since it was altogether a new reservoir, it will be filled in three spells.

The pumps are being programmed only for lifting water to support the drinking water supply in the villages en route that have been on a long wait. Pumping of water to Yedula reservoir under Stage 2 will be taken up after impounding water up to the minimum required levels in Narlapur reservoir.

Water would be lifted stage by stage to fill the reservoirs up to karvena. As part of this effort, the shifting of Mission Bhagiratha pipelines in Package nine is also in progress. Tenders will be called for implementation of the canal system as well as the distributaries very soon, they added.

‘Law enforcement has critical role in preventing criminal use of AI’

Law enforcement has critical role In preventing criminal use of AI, said Maharashtra Principal Secretary, Brijesh Singh

Published Date – 02:17 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


‘Law enforcement has critical role in preventing criminal use of AI’



Hyderabad: Law enforcement has critical role In preventing criminal use of AI, said Maharashtra Principal Secretary, Brijesh Singh in a talk at the Indian School of Business (ISB).

Sharing his insights and experiences on the topic “Generative AI: Risks and Countermeasures”, he underlined that the failure to adequately understand and address new risks of Artificial Intelligence (AI) could undermine responsible development and public trust.

“Criminals may weaponize these flexible systems without constraints, posing threats from the dissemination of state-sponsored disinformation to sophisticated economic interference and identity theft at scale. Their very abilities to learn from and generate novel output based on immense datasets magnify both promise and vulnerabilities in unprecedented ways,” he Singh said.

The talk was organised by the ISB Institute of Data Science (IIDS) at the school’s Hyderabad campus. Many students of ISB and members of the faculty were in attendance at the discussion.

Govt. sanctions Rs 95.53 crore for BT roads in rural areas: MP Nama

The road would be laid in Wyra, Khammam, Palair, Aswaraopet, Kothagudem, Pinapaka and Yellandu Assembly constituencies under Khammam Parliament constituency.

Published Date – 07:34 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


Govt. sanctions Rs 95.53 crore for BT roads in rural areas: MP Nama



Khammam: MP Nama Nageswara Rao informed that the Telangana government has sanctioned Rs. 95.53 crore for the construction of BT roads in the tribal areas of the erstwhile Khammam district.

The MP revealed that the government has issued an order to this effect. The road would be laid in Wyra, Khammam, Palair, Aswaraopet, Kothagudem, Pinapaka and Yellandu Assembly constituencies under Khammam Parliament constituency.

Nageswara Rao thanked Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and MA&UD Minister KT Rama Rao for sanctioning funds for the roads. The Chief Minister laid emphasis on providing basic facilities in tribal and dalit villages and as a part of that the roads would be laid connecting remote villages, he said.

The residents of Lalapuram of Wyra Municipality thanked the MP as an amount of Rs.4.10 crore has been sanctioned for the construction of roads. During municipal elections the MP promised to get funds for the roads. The residents said they would support the BRS party in the upcoming elections.

Festival-like welcome to Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Jawan’ in Hyderabad 

As soon as the video went viral on social media, likes and comments poured in from all sides. While a few frenzy fans were ecstatic about it, others raised concerns about the unnecessary wastage of milk.

Published Date – 04:31 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


Festival-like welcome to Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Jawan’ in Hyderabad 



Hyderabad: Shah Rukh Khan’s film ‘Jawan’ is receiving a festival-like welcome, with fans celebrating its release across the nation. The clips of fans chanting SRK’s name, offering milk baths, and dancing to the doles, went viral online.

Hyderabad, too, saw similar scenes outside the theatres. A video is doing the rounds on social media where fans are seen pouring milk onto King Khan’s cut-out from the film, chanting “Shah Rukh Zindabad” in unison and adorning his poster with garlands. The video is allegedly from Ramakrishna theatre in the city.

Another video from the iconic Devi theatre in the city features a vibrant display of colours everywhere.

As soon as the video went viral on social media, likes and comments poured in from all sides. While a few frenzy fans were ecstatic about it, others raised concerns about the unnecessary wastage of milk.

“South movies lovers and audience fanism always greatest in India (sic),” wrote a user. “Instead of wasting it, the person should have given to some poor child to drink it (sic),” said another.

Directed by Atlee, ‘Jawan’ also stars Vijay Sethupathi, Nayanthara, Sanya Malhotra, Priyamani, Sunil Grover, Deepika Padukone, and more. The film was released in cinemas in Telugu, Hindi, and Tamil languages on September 7.

99 beneficiaries get compensation in Nirmal

Forest Minister Allola Indrakaran Reddy handed over cheques of compensation worth Rs.6.85 crore to 99 families displaced by the construction of Sadarmat barrage and package 27 of Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme.

Published Date – 07:44 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


99 beneficiaries get compensation in Nirmal



Nirmal: Forest Minister Allola Indrakaran Reddy said Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao was giving paramount importance for the welfare of agrarian community. He handed over cheques of compensation worth Rs.6.85 crore to 99 families displaced by the construction of Sadarmat barrage and package 27 of Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme, here on Thursday.

Reddy gave cheques to 19 affected families of Lingapur village, 70 from Arepalli village and 10 of Kamalkot Kurru in Mamada mandal. He said that the farming sector was prospering like never before with Rao laying special focus on it. He cited Rythu Bandhu, provision of power for 24 hours, Rythu Bima and the crop loan waiver.

KITS Warangal to hold IC3T-2023 from Oct 6 to 7

The theme focuses on various innovation paradigms in system knowledge, intelligence, and sustainability that may be applied to provide a realistic solution to variegated problems in society, the environment, and industries.

Published Date – 04:37 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


KITS Warangal to hold IC3T-2023 from Oct 6 to 7



Hanamkonda: The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Science, Warangal, (KITSW) organizing the 5th Scopus Indexing International Conference on “Computer and Communication Technologies (IC3T-2023) from October 6 to 7, said Principal Prof K Ashoka Reddy.

The conference poster and brochure were released at the campus here on Thursday. The objective of the conference is to present a unified platform for advanced and multi-disciplinary research towards the design of smart computing, information systems, and electronic systems.

The theme focuses on various innovation paradigms in system knowledge, intelligence, and sustainability that may be applied to provide a realistic solution to variegated problems in society, the environment, and industries.

The head of the ECE department, Dr V Raju, said that all the accepted papers would be published in Springer Lecture Notes on “Computer and Communication Technologies (LNIC3T)”. The deadline for the paper submission is September 30, with more details on https://www.kitsw.ac.in/ic3t2023.

Congress faces headache by political aspirations of communities

Addressing political aspirations of various communities is going to become a headache for the Congress apart from tackling internal bickering while selecting nominees for 10 Assembly constituencies in erstwhile Adilabad district.

Published Date – 07:49 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


Congress faces headache by political aspirations of communities



Adilabad: Addressing political aspirations of various communities is going to become a headache for the Congress apart from tackling internal bickering while selecting nominees for 10 Assembly constituencies in erstwhile Adilabad district.

Leaders of various communities Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST) have pinned their hopes on the ticket of the Congress from the five segments Boath, Bellampalli, Chennur, Khanapur and Asifabad that are reserved for these communities. There is a stiff competition within leaders of these communities in every segment. For instance, Gajender, Dr Naresh Jadav, Dr Vannela Ashok and Ramulu Naik are vying for the ticket of the party from Boath (ST) constituency.

Dr Ganesh Rathod, Shyam Naik and Marsakola Saraswathi are competing with each other for the Asifabad (ST) segment. Former minister Boda Janardhan, social activists Dr Raja Ramesh, Ramilla Radhika, Thokala Ramesh and Gomase Srinivas are eyeing the Chennur (SC) seat. Former minister G Vinod and Nathari Swamy are expecting the ticket of Bellampalli (SC).

Tribal rights leader Vedma Bojju, ZPTC member Charulatha and Bharath Chouhan are hoping for the ticket of the Congress from Khanapur (ST) segment. The party is forced to take vote banks of aspirants and their communities within SCs and STs in order to choose a nominee.

Meanwhile, Backward Communities (BC) upped the ante against the party to give tickets for their leaders, citing their major share in voters in segments namely Adilabad, Mancherial and Nirmal that are reserved for general category. The Congress party’s leader Gandrath Sujatha, member of a BC community who lost to Jogu Ramanna of BRS, then TRS, in 2018, is once again making all out efforts to get the ticket.

Ch Rajeshwar, and Embadi Rajeshwar, leaders of BCs are also seeking political representation to their backward communities in Nirmal Assembly constituency. As a result, the party may find it difficult in fielding a suitable candidate from this segment.

Tragic accident claims life of 13-year-old in Suraram building fall

In a tragic incident, a child who was playing a game of blindfold alone died after falling from a building at Suraram

Updated On – 10:20 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


Tragic accident claims life of 13-year-old in Suraram building fall



Hyderabad: In a tragic incident, a child who was playing a game of blindfold alone died after falling from a building at Suraram on Thursday.

Tulsinath (12), a resident of Rajiv Gruhakalpa building in Suraram, went to the house of his friend located nearby. As his friend did not come to play with him, he decided to play by himself and went to the 29th building in the residential complex.

“Tulsinath tied a cloth around his eyes and climbed till the third floor of the building feeling the walls and balcony with his hand. After reaching the third floor he slipped from the balcony portion and fell on the ground. There was no parapet wall to the balcony and he apparently fell down while walking,” said Suraram sub inspector, Venkatesh.

The local people who had noticed it immediately rushed the child to the hospital where doctors pronounced him dead. The Suraram police registered a case and are investigating.

Ganja racket busted, eight arrested with 150 kg

The Commissioner’s Task Force and Hasanparthy police have nabbed eight individuals and seized 150 kilograms of dried ganja near Yellapur village near here on Thursday.

Updated On – 08:01 PM, Thu – 7 September 23


Ganja racket busted, eight arrested with 150 kg

Police arrest ganja smugglers in Hanamkonda on Thursday. 

Hanamkonda: The Commissioner’s Task Force and Hasanparthy police have nabbed eight individuals and seized 150 kilograms of dried ganja near Yellapur village near here on Thursday. The seized contraband is estimated to have a street value of around Rs 30 lakh.

The suspects attempted to flee upon spotting the police, who were conducting a patrol in the area. However, the police personnel swiftly pursued and apprehended them. According to authorities, the accused procured the ganja from the Malkangiri region of Odisha and were transporting it to Amaravati in Maharashtra. In addition to the ganja haul, the police also seized four cars and one two-wheeler from the arrested individuals.