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Hans India
6 days ago
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Oil Palm Cultivation Promises Golden Future: Awareness Program Held in Beechupally
Gadwal: A comprehensive awareness and training program on oil palm cultivation was held today at the T.G. Oilfed Nursery premises in Beechupally, under the aegis of the Department of Horticulture in collaboration with T.G. Oilfed. The event was specifically organized for field-level officials from the Rural Development Department working in Itikyala, Erravalli, and Manopad mandals, including Assistant Programme Officers (APO), Engineering Consultants (EC), Technical Assistants (TA), and Field Assistants (FA). Key Guests and Speakers: The program witnessed the participation of several prominent officials: M.A. Akber, District Horticulture Officer, Jogulamba Gadwal G. Shiva Nagireddy, District In-charge, T.G. Oilfed M. Rajashekhar, Divisional Horticulture Officer, Gadwal Addressing the gathering, District Horticulture Officer M.A. Akber and Divisional Officer M. Rajashekhar shared that for the financial year 2025-26, a target of 3,500 acres of oil palm cultivation has been allocated to Jogulamba Gadwal district. The mission is to achieve this target through coordinated efforts between the Horticulture Department, T.G. Oilfed, Panchayat Raj, and Rural Development departments. Benefits of Oil Palm Cultivation: Officials explained the many advantages of oil palm farming: Once planted, the crop provides a stable income for up to 30 years. It is resistant to pests, hailstorms, and unseasonal rains. Farmers can grow intercrops for additional income. Under the Oil Palm Act, 1993, companies are mandated to procure the crop at a fixed monthly price. High-quality saplings are being provided to farmers at a subsidized rate of ₹20 per plant by the government. Subsidies and Financial Support: Drip irrigation systems are offered at: 100% subsidy for SC/ST farmers 90% subsidy for small and marginal farmers 80% subsidy for other farmers Financial support of: ₹2,100 per acre per year for crop maintenance ₹2,100 per acre per year for intercrops This totals to ₹4,200 per acre annually, and ₹16,800 over four years, which is directly deposited into the farmers' bank accounts. Furthermore, the department assured that marketing will not be an issue, as oil palm is covered under government procurement norms, ensuring a guaranteed buyer. Officials Urge Farmer Participation: The program concluded with a strong appeal to field-level officers to motivate farmers to adopt oil palm cultivation on a large scale to ensure sustainable and profitable farming. Participants: The event was also attended by: Imrana, Horticulture Officer, Alampur, Mahesh Horticulture Officer Aiza, Cluster Officers from T.G. Oilfed – Ramakrishna, Trivikram, and Rambabu. The session emphasized the importance of educating and empowering rural farmers with the latest cultivation techniques and financial benefits, making oil palm a game-changing crop for the region's agricultural future.
Hans India
18-07-2025
- Politics
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Chandi Kubera Pasupathi Yagam concludes with ‘poornahuti' ceremony
Hyderabad: The sacred Chandi Kubera Pasupathi Yagam concluded on Wednesday in the state capital with the solemn Poornahuti ceremony, marking the ritual's spiritual climax. Conducted with deep devotion and reverence, the event drew hundreds of participants from across Telangana. Former ministers and notable dignitaries joined the final rituals, with Delhi-based spiritual and political leader Samudrala Venugopala Chary gracing the Rudra Pasupathi ceremony as chief guest. His presence added spiritual gravitas and national attention to the event. Organized under the leadership of Vasudeva Sharma, President of the State Archaka Federation, the yagam was celebrated as a spiritually and culturally significant occasion. It was performed with heartfelt prayers seeking peace, prosperity, timely rains, robust harvests, and the overall welfare of the people of Telangana. Prominent among those who joined the Yagnya included Tapala Venkatadri Charyulu, State Secretary; Anna Vajjula Sharma; and district representatives such as Chakravarti Charyulu from Jogulamba Gadwal. Others, including Lakshmikantacharyulu, Mahesh, and Ravi, played active roles in the rituals. Priests from numerous villages and mandals also participated, enriching the event with traditional knowledge and spiritual offerings. The organizing committee extended sincere thanks to all volunteers, priests, and supporters. Certificates of appreciation were awarded to individuals who contributed selflessly to the smooth execution of the multi-day event. This culmination of the Chandi Kubera Pasupathi Yagam not only stood as a profound spiritual occasion but also as a unifying force for public well-being and social harmony across the state.
Hans India
15-07-2025
- Health
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Collector B.M. Santosh Emphasizes Improved Medical Services for Patients
Gadwal: Jogulamba Gadwal District Collector B.M. Santosh has directed medical staff to remain available at all times and ensure better healthcare services at Primary Health Centres (PHCs). He made these remarks during a surprise inspection of the Primary Health Centre–Ayushman Arogya Mandir in Upperu village, located in Dharur Mandal, on Tuesday. During the inspection, the Collector thoroughly reviewed various hospital records, including the attendance register, delivery register, stock register, and other relevant documentation. He instructed the medical staff to maintain all registers with complete and accurate information. He also inquired about the daily outpatient footfall and inpatient details to assess the hospital's operational efficiency. The Collector stressed that medical personnel must be available at the PHCs at all times and adhere strictly to punctuality and duty schedules. Highlighting the importance of public trust in government healthcare, he advised creating greater awareness among the public about the facilities available at government hospitals. He urged that normal deliveries be conducted in public hospitals and that the number of institutional deliveries be increased significantly. To enhance maternal care, the Collector instructed that a delivery calendar be prepared in accordance with each pregnant woman's expected delivery date. He emphasized the timely provision of all necessary medical facilities and committed to allocating an ambulance for the area soon to handle emergency medical situations. With the ongoing monsoon season, he instructed health officials to implement preventive measures against the spread of seasonal diseases. The pharmacist was asked to ensure proper monitoring of medicine stocks and maintain availability at all times. Further, he stressed that vaccinations must be administered strictly as per the immunization schedule. All medical staff were told to carry out their responsibilities with complete dedication to improve the quality of healthcare services in the region. The inspection was attended by District Medical and Health Officer Dr. Siddappa, along with doctors Raju, Krishnaveni, and other health staff.
Hans India
14-07-2025
- Politics
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Minister Konda Surekha Inaugurates Grand Pancha Kundatmaka Rudra Pashupata Homam in Jogulamba Gadwal
Jogulamba Gadwal: As part of the sacred Pancha Kunda Rudra Pashupata Homam, Minister for Endowments Smt. Konda Surekha formally inaugurated the grand spiritual event today by lighting the ceremonial lamp (Jyoti Prajvalana). Speaking on the occasion, she emphasized the importance of such spiritual events and offered key assurances related to temple priests. Addressing the gathering, Minister Konda Surekha stated that she would take up the issue of hiking salaries and benefits for temple priests with the Chief Minister and make all possible efforts to ensure suitable arrangements are made in this regard. Her commitment was well-received by the audience, especially among the priest community. The Minister further highlighted the need to organize such spiritual and cultural programs across all districts, particularly for the upliftment and guidance of youth. She noted that rituals like these not only uphold spiritual traditions but also play a role in social harmony and cultural continuity. The event was organized under the auspices of State President Vasudeva Sharma, Jogulamba Gadwal District President, and Selected Committee Member Chakravarthi Charyulu. The rituals were performed with great sanctity and grandeur under the leadership of Vedic scholars and Ritwiks. The first day of the Homam witnessed an awe-inspiring fire invocation (Agni Prajvalana), marking the beginning of the ceremonies. The well-coordinated execution of rituals ensured that the inaugural day's proceedings were a resounding spiritual success. Organizers informed that MLAs, MPs, and Ministers from various districts are expected to participate in tomorrow's rituals, which will further elevate the significance of the event. This multi-day sacred ritual is being conducted with a deep commitment to Vedic traditions, aiming not only for divine blessings but also for reinforcing cultural identity and community values across the region.
Hans India
03-07-2025
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SP Srinivasa Rao Hands Over 52 Recovered Mobile Phones, Urges Public to Use CEIR Portal for Lost Devices
Gadwal: Jogulamba Gadwal District Superintendent of Police, Sri T. Srinivasa Rao, IPS, has appealed to the public not to panic if they lose their mobile phones, but to immediately lodge a complaint through the CEIR (Central Equipment Identity Register) Portal. He assured that police officials will take prompt action to trace and recover the lost or stolen phones and return them to their rightful owners. In a recent event, SP T. Srinivasa Rao handed over 52 recovered mobile phones to their respective owners in the district. Speaking on the occasion, he emphasized that while there's no need to panic when a phone is lost or stolen, people must also remain vigilant and avoid carelessness. He stated that special units have been formed in each police station in the district to deal with lost and stolen mobile phone complaints. So far this year, 853 complaints have been registered on the CEIR portal from the district, out of which 413 phones have been traced. Among these, 260 mobile phones have already been recovered and handed over to the owners. He further added that to combat the increasing number of mobile phone thefts, the Department of Telecommunications has launched the CEIR portal, which is proving to be an effective tool in locating and recovering lost phones. The SP urged citizens to immediately block their lost or stolen mobile phones through the CEIR portal ( and report the incident at their nearest police station. DSP Mogilayya and other police personnel were present at the event.
