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Adilabad District Expecting 52 Lakh Quintals of Cotton Arrivals During Kharif (opens the original)
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Adilabad: Adilabad officials are expecting 52.07 lakh quintals of cotton to arrive at the Adilabad Market Yard as well as other markets during the 2026–27 Kharif season. According to the Agriculture Department, cotton had been sown over 4,37,698 acres during Kharif season in Adilabad district. The productivity is expected to average 11.90 quintals per acre this season. Cotton crop is yet to be harvested in most of the places. Officials believe the moisture content in cotton crop may not pose a s
Temporary SNCU Ward Is Being Readied For Newborn Babies At RIMS (opens the original)
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Adilabad:After the Special Newborn Care Unit (SNCU) was damaged in the Monday fire incident, people in Adilabad and adjoining areas are likely to face tough time in getting neonatal care for their premature babies and those suffering from ailments. Addressing the critical requirement, Adilabad district medical health officer Dr Porika Sadhana said they are readying a temporary SNCU ward in the Critical Care Ward in the RIMS premises to treat the newborn premature babies and babies with health is
Telangana: Realtors Move In To Lure Farmers Losing Lands For Adilabad Airport (opens the original)
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ADILABAD: Realtors have started approaching farmers whose lands are being acquired for the proposed joint-use airfield near Adilabad with offers to help them buy agricultural lands and plots elsewhere. The aim of realtors is to lure farmers, who will receive compensation for the land they lose for building of the airport, into investing in alternate lands. Some real estate players even attended the recent gram sabha to influence the farmers with their offers. There is uncertainty among farmers a
Political Leaders Expect SIR Anomalies to Decline After Corrections (opens the original)
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Adilabad: Major political parties believe the high number of anomalies found in enumeration forms under the special intensive revision (SIR) may come down after voters submit the required documents as proof. Officials have found minor errors in the enumeration forms, mostly relating to names, surnames, age differences and spelling mistakes. Voters have been submitting documents to Booth Level Officers (BLOs) to retain their names on the electoral roll. A senior Congress leader said, ‘The number
Basar Temple Shifts Darshan to Balalayam For Redevelopment Works (opens the original)
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ADILABAD: Authorities of the Gnana Saraswati Temple (Basar Saraswati temple) on Sunday shifted darshan and rituals from the inner sanctum (Garbhagudi) to a temporary ‘Balalayam’ to facilitate redevelopment works under the temple’s master plan. Temple officials stopped regular puja in the sanctum housing the main idol and began rituals to newly installed wooden ‘Devatha Murthulu’ presented by the Sringeri Sharada Peetham at the Balalayam. Arrangements were made for darshan, Aksharabhyasam and spe
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