HeyJaredP. Laxma Reddy
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 23
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Cabinet approves two instalments of DA, plans measures to tackle drought (opens the original)
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The State Cabinet has approved the release of two pending instaments of Dearness Allowance (DAs) to government employees and pensioners, said Minister for Revenue, Housing and Information and Public Relations Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy. “The Cabinet also decided to constitute a sub-committee to examine immediate measures to be taken in areas affected by the El Niño conditions. It also resolved to convene an all-party meeting soon and hold consultations with farmers’ associations and experts from
GWMC officials asked to expedite UGD tender process (opens the original)
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Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD) Secretary and Commissioner and Director of Municipal Administration (CDMA) T.K. Sridevi directed officials to expedite the tender process for the proposed underground drainage (UGD) project in Warangal. Reviewing the project through a video conference from Hyderabad on Saturday, Ms. Sridevi sought details of the progress made so far and the status of the tender process. She directed officials to complete the pending technical and administrat
Miniature Ganesha sculpted on a human hair strand (opens the original)
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Demonstrating the extraordinary possibilities of precision, patience and craftsmanship, international micro sculptor from Warangal Ajay Kumar Mattewada has created yet another remarkable art piece. This time, he has sculpted a tiny Ganesh, measuring just 150 microns in height, on a single strand of human hair, approximately 100 microns in diameter. Notably, even the chain around Ganesh’s neck and a laddu in his hand have been intricately crafted. Ajay Kumar Mattewada. | Photo Credit: By Arrangem
From savings groups to solar entrepreneurs: Telanganaâs SHG women take the leap (opens the original)
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On a rocky stretch of land in Vikarabad district, rows of solar panels stand as a symbol of a new ambition for Telanganaâs womenâs self-help groups (SHGs). The SHGs that began as collectives built around savings and credit is now evolving into a model of asset ownership, with womenâs federations, or Samakhyas, taking charge of megawatt-scale solar power projects under the Indira Mahila Shakti (IMS) programme. âIt was a great surprise when we were told that a solar unit would be allotted
Women take the controls as farms embrace new tech in Telangana (opens the original)
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The drone hums over a paddy field in Motakondur village in Telangana’s Yadadri-Bhuvanagiri district, drawing the attention of scores of villagers. At the controls is 33-year-old farmer Usirika Sandhya, who covers the crop with pesticide in a matter of minutes, a task that would otherwise require hours of back-breaking work with a hand sprayer. For Sandhya, however, the drone is about more than making farm work quicker. It is an attempt to spare her husband, Mahesh, the health problems he faces a
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