Procession of silk umbrellas leaves for Tirupati from Chennai
Tirupati: Gears Up for Vinayaka Chavithi Festivities From Today
Around 413 immersions are expected on September 16, the third day, Srinivas said.
Unchecked effluents mar the coastline; concern mounts over drainage flows into RK beach
Recent heavy spells and continuous showers exacerbated by low-pressure systems forming over the Bay of Bengal have triggered widespread urban runoff across Visakhapatnam
GVMC pushes bulk water connections to secure Visakhapatnam supply
Swollen streams cut-off tribal villages in Alluri Sitharama Raju district
Two-day town planning forum begins tomorrow
Calls for govt. action to tackle kidney disease crisis in Srikakulam
SCoR women welfare group organises essay competition for children of railway employees
SCoR women welfare group organises essay competition for children of railway employees
Water crisis damps Vinayaka Chavithi festivities across Vizag apartments
Water crisis damps Vinayaka Chavithi festivities across Vizag apartments
Tirupati: Tirumala to Witness Two Brahmotsavams for Lord Venkateswara This Year
The Navaratri Brahmotsavams will start on October 12 and conclude on October 20.
Three Andhra Forest officials injured in clash with as red sander smugglers
Digital Desk | Amaravati, Sep 13 (IANS) Three forest officials were injured after red sander smugglers rammed into their patrol vehicle in Andhra Pradesh's Annamayya district on Sunday, officials said The incident occurred near Bommayigaripalli village in Rompicherla Mandal when red sander smugglers rammed their speeding vehicle into the forest patrol vehicle while attempting to break through a blockade. The driver of the forest patrol vehicle and two smugglers were also injured in the incident during 'Operation Aranya' of the Forest Department to check red sander smuggling. The forest officials had parked their vehicle across the road to prevent the smugglers, following a tip-off about the movement of a gang carrying red sanders logs. However, the smugglers allegedly accelerated towards the patrol vehicle and rammed it in an attempt to flee. The forest personnel risked their lives to take two suspects into custody and seized red sanders logs, a weighing machine, a saw blade, axes, and the vehicle used for smuggling. The injured were identified as Forest Section Officer K. Prakash Kumar, Forest Beat Officers P. Reddy Prasad and K. Pratap, and the vehicle driver Charan. They have been admitted to the SVRR Government Hospital in Tirupati for treatment. Deputy Chief Minister and Forest Minister Pawan Kalyan commended the officers who risked their lives to apprehend red sandalwood smugglers during 'Operation Aranya' as he inquired with senior Forest Department officials about the details of the incident. Officials apprised him that the injured staff members are currently out of danger and are undergoing treatment. He assured that the injured staff would receive superior medical care and that the government would bear the entire cost of treatment. Pawan Kalyan directed that necessary measures be taken and instructed the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF) to oversee the situation until the staff members fully recover. He made it clear that strict action would be taken against those plundering forest wealth and that there would be absolutely no compromise on this matter. He directed officials to take the strictest legal action against those involved in red sanders smuggling, forest-related crimes, and attacks on government personnel on duty. He stated that the coalition government is firm in its resolve to curb forest crimes. He further instructed the Red Sanders Anti-Smuggling Task Force officials to maintain special surveillance on smuggling gangs and to swiftly apprehend the three remaining suspects who are currently at large.
Inaugural meeting of South Indian Private Psychiatric Society held in Visakhapatnam
Vinayak Chavithi in Visakhapatnam: Unique Ganesha idols to see this year
From shells and seeds to dates and bangles, Visakhapatnams Ganeshas take creative forms this year
Visakhapatnam decks up for Ganesh Chaturthi
Visakhapatnam faces 58% rainfall deficit, straining water reserves
APWRIMS data reveals that the district received just 199.69 mm of cumulative rainfall between June 1 and September 11, against the normal expected benchmark of 479.49 mm
Public urged to use eco-friendly Ganesh idols in Tirupati
Tirupati: Darbha Grass Prepared for Annual Brahmotsavams
The Darbha rope and mat will be used for hoisting the sacred Garuda flag atop the temple flagstaff on September 15 between 6.21 pm and 6.35 pm.
MP Condemns Police Action Against Paramedical Students in Tirupati
Gurumoorthy said it was inhuman for the government to use force against students instead of addressing their legitimate grievances.
Vizags AMTZ to drive BRICS BioDesign initiative for healthcare innovation
The initiative unites researchers, professionals, and academic institutions across BRICS nations to accelerate the transition from concept to deployable solutions
Freshers and Farewell Party Held at Venkateshwar College of Nursing
Udaipur: A Freshers and Farewell Party was organised with enthusiasm at Venkateshwar College of Nursing under Sai Tirupati University, Udaipur. Sai Tirupati University Vice-Chancellor Dr Prashant Nahar, Registrar Dr Devendra Jain, Deputy Registrar Dr Kanupriya Tiwari, PG Dean Dr Bharat Parashar, along with principals of various institutions and distinguished guests, attended the programme. The programme ... Read more Freshers and Farewell Party Held at Venkateshwar College of Nursing
National Lok Adalat in Vizag today
Measures underway to avert drinking water crisis in Visakhapatnam
Bank employees observe strike over long-pending demands in Visakhapatnam
Trishul strategy to help check drug menace, crimes and road accidents in A.P.
Chief Minister Naidu calls for intensified action against ganja and drug trade, with a calendar of awareness and enforcement programmes, proposes de-addiction centres of excellence in Visakhapatnam, Tirupati and Amaravati
Tirupati launches project to enhance Totapuri mango value chain
Tirupati launches project to enhance Totapuri mango value chain
Four arrested for multiple theft cases in Tirupati; property worth 13.8 lakh recovered
Mayor candidate yet to be finalised, says Palla Srinivasa Rao
Bank strike shuts branches in Vizianagaram; no services till September 15
Employees of all cadres march from the Ananda Gajapathi auditorium to Fort Junction on the United Forum of Bank Unions call; the coordination committee says managements have ignored the five-day demand and asks that performance-linked incentives cover all staff
Govt. begins recruiting staff Tele-MANAS centre in Tirupati
VPA adds three new stations to strengthen air quality monitoring
Network capacity doubled to boost real-time pollution tracking across key urban pockets
BRS files breach of privilege notice against Telangana CM
Hyderabad: The BRS on Thursday, September 10, said it had submitted a breach of privilege notice against Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for allegedly making false allegations against BRS President K Chandrasekhar Rao. BRS MLAs G Mahipal Reddy and B Laxma Reddy handed over the notice, addressed to the Speaker, to Assembly Secretary R Tirupati, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Airliner FLY91 Links Tirupati With Vijayawada And Rajahmundry Via Hyderabad
Regional airline FLY91 launches services connecting Tirupati with Vijayawada and Rajahmundry via Hyderabad, strengthening air connectivity across Andhra Pradesh.
Centre sanctions third, fourth railway lines between Renigunta and Arakkonam
It will benefit thousands of devotees visiting Tirupati every day by scores of trains, says MP Gurumoorthy
8-year-old accident victim walks again after complex reconstructive surgery
Expedite execution of approved investment proposals, Naidu tells Collectors
Projects cleared by the State Investment Promotion Board should be grounded without delay and their commencement dates fixed, says Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu; investment summits to be held in Visakhapatnam, Kakinada, Amaravati, Anantapur and Tirupati this year
Direct flights from Tirupati to Vijayawada, Hyderabad, Rajahmundry Launched
With the latest expansion, Fly91 now serves four destinations across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
23,000 crore to keep the taps on: what Visakhapatnams data centre boom will cost in water storage
A proposal to the Chief Minister seeks a 10-15 tmc ft expansion of the Yeleru reservoir and five balancing reservoirs of 5 tmc ft each on up to 12,500 acres, fed from the Polavaram Left Main Canal
Fly91 launches direct flights from Tirupati to Vijayawada, Hyderabad, Rajahmundry
Fly91 has launched new flight services connecting Tirupati with three key cities. The airline now offers direct flights to Vijayawada, Hyderabad, and Rajahmundry. These new routes aim to provide convenient travel options for pilgrims and other passengers. The expansion strengthens Fly91's regional network across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Tirupati is now one of thirteen destinations served by the airline.
IISER Tirupati Project Assistant Recruitment 2026 - Walkin
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Tirupati (IISER Tirupati) Recruitment 2026 for 1 post of Project Assistant. Candidates with Graduate degree/ B.Sc. can attend Walkin. The Walk-in on 15-09-2026. For detailed information please visit IISER Tirupati official website.
CM Chandrababu Naidu thanks Centre for another push to Andhras rail infra
Digital Desk | Hyderabad, Sep 10 (IANS) Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday thanked the Centre for another major push for the states connectivity, following the Union Cabinets approval of the third and fourth railway lines on the Renigunta-Arakkonam section. He took to X to thank Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw for this significant boost to Andhra Pradeshs rail infrastructure. Another major push for Andhra Pradeshs connectivity under the NDAs double-engine, bullet-train Sarkar! The Union Cabinet approved the 3rd & 4th railway lines on the Renigunta-Arakkonam section, with 46 km in AP covering Tirupati & Chittoor districts, at a cost of 1,157 crore. This will ease congestion, improve train punctuality and strengthen connectivity to Tirupati, benefiting both pilgrims and passengers while boosting freight movement, he said. Earlier, Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan also thanked the Prime Minister and the Railway Minister for their continued support to Andhra Pradesh and their unwavering commitment to strengthening the states infrastructure. The Indian Railways network is set for a major transformation with five multitracking projects worth 10,021 crore, adding nearly 540 km of new capacity. This will mean faster passenger movement, smoother operations, stronger freight connectivity and new possibilities for growth. For Andhra Pradesh, the Arakkonam-Renigunta 3rd & 4th Line is particularly significant. It will strengthen connectivity to Tirupati and the Rayalaseema region, ease congestion and give a major boost to tourism, trade, logistics and regional development, posted the Jana Sena leader. Across Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Telangana, these projects will connect 17 districts, 2,121 villages and nearly 52 lakh people, while creating additional freight capacity of 47 MTPA. Every new track is more than infrastructure. It connects people to opportunity, businesses to markets and communities to a faster, stronger future. Stronger Railways. Stronger Connectivity. A Stronger Bharat, added Pawan Kalyan.
Private Bus Gutted in Fire in Tirupati; All Passengers Safe
The bus was completely gutted in the blaze triggered due to short-circuit. All 19 passengers on board were safe
Sai Tirupati University Conducts Awareness Campaign for Clean Air
Udaipur: Sai Tirupati University, Udaipur, organised a special awareness campaign on the occasion of the International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies to promote awareness about clean air and air pollution. As part of the campaign, awareness sessions were conducted across all colleges of the university. Students, faculty and staff were informed about the ... Read more Sai Tirupati University Conducts Awareness Campaign for Clean Air
AP Chambers business expo 2026 from September 11
Third, Fourth Railway Lines Approved Between Arakkonam And Renigunta
The Union Cabinet approved third and fourth railway lines between Arakkonam and Renigunta, adding 77 km of capacity and easing congestion on the Tirupati route.
Third year since Naidus arrest: September 9 a dark day for Telugu people, says TDP chief
Palla Srinivasa Rao calls the 2023 arrest in the APSSDC case politically motivated and the then YSRCP governments conduct authoritarian; the TDP leader spent more than 50 days in the Rajamahendravaram Central Prison
Third year since Naidus arrest: September 9 a dark day for Telugu people, says TDP chief
Palla Srinivasa Rao calls the 2023 arrest in the APSSDC case politically motivated and the then YSRCP governments conduct authoritarian; the TDP leader spent more than 50 days in the Rajamahendravaram Central Prison
Minister P. Narayana lays the foundation stone for the States first in-situ slum redevelopment, to be built in nine months with shear-wall technology; each family gets 3,000 a month in rent meanwhile, and residents who have waited decades say it feels like a dream
Visakhapatnam port adds three air quality monitoring stations in 6.54 crore expansion
LED boards near Port Stadium, Harbour Park and the Naval Dockyard show air quality readings to the public, the Deputy Chairperson says
Bhogapuram Airport: Air India Express to fly Visakhapatnam-Bangkok twice a week from October 27
Flight IX 904 leaves Visakhapatnam at 11.30 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays and the return lands at 3.55 a.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays; the Andhra Pradesh Air Travellers Association has pressed for the service for years
Tirupati authorities prepare for Srivari Salakatla Brahmotsavams with extensive crowd control
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Tirupati: Leopard Spotted on Ghat Road, Forest Officials Urge Travellers to Exercise Caution
Forest officials have urged motorists not to stop unnecessarily, approach or chase wild animals, and to maintain a safe distance in case they encounter wildlife on the road.
Zilla Parishads reorganised in Visakhapatnam, Anakapalli, Alluri Sitharama Raju districts of Andhra
The ZP offices that have been running from the headquarters of the unified district will now move to the respective new districts
Relief from heat for Andhra Pradesh likely as low pressure brews over Bay of Bengal
Light to moderate showers are expected across the State, while isolated heavy rainfall likely in North Coastal A.P. from September 12 to 15, suggests IMD forecast
Kailasagiri ropeway services suspended for maintenance
Officials step up measures to tackle air pollution in Visakhapatnam
Door-to-door leprosy survey from September 11
Hare Krishna Movement to hold Heritage Fest from September 9
Eye donation fortnight concludes in Visakhapatnam
Street vendors stage protest against GVMCs removal of pushcarts
Literacy Day marked at DIET Bheemunipatnam
The countrys future is shaped in classrooms: NCTE member opens AU programme on generative AI
The five-day programme covers ethics, moral values and NEP 2020 in the use of generative AI; the Vice-Chancellor says modern technologies must become part of the curriculum
Applications for new NTR Bharosa pensions in Visakhapatnam district till September 16
Forms are to be submitted at Swarna Gramam and Swarna Wardu offices with an Aadhaar card, a rice card or income certificate and category certificates, the District Collector says; sanction follows e-KYC and field verification
Tirumala Workers Antecedents Verified Ahead Of Brahmotsavams
Tirupati police are verifying the antecedents of Tirumala workers ahead of Srivari Brahmotsavams-2026 to strengthen security and prevent untoward incidents
On way to school, 5-year-old boy run over by tipper lorry in Bengaluru
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 7 (IANS) A five-year-old schoolboy was killed after he was run over by a tipper lorry while he was travelling on a scooter with his mother to school near Uttarahalli in Bengaluru on Monday. The incident took place near Savanadurbar Ashram. The deceased has been identified as five-year-old Bhaveen. According to the police, Bhaveen was travelling with his mother, Shubhalatha, who was taking him to school on a scooter. She had reportedly dropped another child at school shortly before the accident and was proceeding to drop Bhaveen when the incident occurred. The tipper lorry allegedly brushed against the scooter, causing Bhaveen to fall onto the road. The lorry then ran over the child, resulting in his death on the spot. Following the accident, the tipper driver allegedly fled from the spot. The Kengeri Traffic Police have registered a case and seized the vehicle. Efforts are underway to trace and apprehend the driver. The police are investigating the circumstances that led to the accident and are examining the movements of the tipper lorry and the events preceding the incident. Earlier, in two separate road accidents in Kolar and Chikkaballapur districts of Karnataka, seven people were killed, including four members of a family who were returning to Bengaluru after visiting the Tirupati temple on Monday. In the first incident, four pilgrims from Bengaluru were killed after their car reportedly lost control and overturned near Dodda Kari village in KGF taluk of Kolar district on the Chennai-Bengaluru Expressway. The deceased have been identified as Sharadamma, 70, Deekshita, 25, Devendra Kumar, 41, and Jishnu, 13. They were residents of Vidyaranyapura in Bengaluru. The family members had travelled to Tirupati for the darshan of Lord Venkateswara and were returning to Bengaluru when the accident occurred. The Toyota car reportedly lost control and hit the median before overturning, resulting in the deaths of four occupants on the spot. A case has been registered at the Bethamangala Police Station, and further investigation is underway. In a separate incident in neighbouring Chikkaballapur district, three women were killed after an Omni car carrying agricultural labourers collided with a mini goods vehicle near Kothanur Gate in Shidlaghatta taluk. The accident occurred when 10 labourers from Mallikarjunapura village were being taken in an Omni car by a man identified as Ramachandrappa to Hujuguru village for flower harvesting. Three women from Mallikarjunapura were killed on the spot in the collision.
Man paraded shirtless with a noose around his neck over 30,000 dispute in Vizianagaram
The 30-year-old was confined overnight in a mechanics shed and assaulted, then paraded shirtless with a noose around his neck at Ramachandra Rajupeta in Vizianagaram, the police say
Fisherman who told sister he feared for his life found dead on Visakhapatnam beach; murder suspected
Mylapalli Chanti left his sisters house at Kotha Jalaripeta during the night and was found on the beach in the morning with injuries to the neck and head
Sloth bear trapped in oil palm fence rescued in Andhras Kakinada district, sent to Visakhapatnam zoo
The adult male bear is under observation at the Indira Gandhi Zoological Park for two days before release into the wild, wildlife expert D. Mahesh Babu says
Chittoor Zilla Parishad To Split Into Three, Opening Up More Political Posts
Chittoor Zilla Parishad will be split into three bodies for Chittoor, Tirupati and Annamayya districts, creating more political and administrative posts.
Tirupati MLA urges public to install eco-friendly Ganesh idols
Village, ward Secretariat staff protest chokes Vizags busy city junction
Veterinary graduates push for merit-based recruitment, seek MLAs intervention
Four injured in car accident near Srivarimettu in Tirupati
Narco-terror plagues entire world today: Amit Shah outlines roadmap to make India drug-free by 2029
Dona Paula (Goa) [India], September 6 : Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday announced that the Central government has established a comprehensive roadmap to achieve the major milestone of making India drug-free by 2029, calling the fight against narcotics a priority for national security. Addressing the media, Shah stated that the fight against narcotics has moved beyond isolated actions to become a coordinated national campaign. We have created a roadmap to achieve the major milestone of making India drug-free by 2029. We all know that the narcotics trade is a crime that destroys our future generations; furthermore, the 'dirty money' generated through narcotics is also used to fund terrorism, leading to the emergence of 'narco-terror' modules in various countries, a problem that plagues the entire world today. Since 2019, we have taken measures to crack down on this issue: we have overhauled systems, dismantled networks, broken financial chains, and provided support to help victims break free from addiction, Shah said. He added, Before 2014, the battle was fought in a fragmented manner, at the unit level and in silos, where satisfaction was derived merely from apprehending petty offenders. From 2019 onwards, we made this a priority issue for our national security. Our fight against narcotics moved beyond mere paperwork and isolated actions by various agencies to become a coordinated, sustained campaign at the national level. Detailing the approach adopted, the Home Minister highlighted the ottom-to-top and op-to-bottom investigation strategy. To this end, we established the four-tier Narco Coordination Centre (NCORD) mechanism in 2019. We shared a model for constituting dedicated anti-narcotics task forces with all states and Union Territories and formed a Joint Coordination Committee in 2019, bringing together central agencies, states, and various departments of the central government for integrated action. We launched the 'MANAS' helpline (1933) for the rehabilitation of drug-affected youth and restructured the NCB cadre. We restructured the organisation. We created a national database of narcotics offenders through the 'NIDAN' portal. We prepared a nationwide, data-driven map of hotspots, modus operandi, and seizures using CCTNS data and integrated data fusion. We also adopted a new 'bottom-to-top' and 'top-to-bottom' approach: if even a single small packet of drugs is seized, we investigate the entire network to trace its origin within the country; conversely, if a large consignment is intercepted at the border, we track its intended path from that bulk stage down to the individual user. We initiated a methodology for conducting a complete 'reverse investigation' of such networks, he said. He added, We emphasised financial investigations and the application of the PIT-NDPS Act. We constituted a high-level, dedicated task force. We initiated technology-enabled investigations targeting darknet activities, encrypted communications, crypto-payments, and 'dead-drop' delivery methods, and established a dedicated Darknet-Crypto Cell within the Task Force. We also established an inter-ministerial mechanism to address issues regarding precursor chemicals, synthetic drugs, and drug diversion. All of this has yielded excellent results. Turning towards the extradition of fugitives, Shah also provided a significant update on the government's campaign against criminals who fled the country. Between 2019 and July 2026, we successfully extradited 274 fugitives from 36 countries, individuals involved in economic offences, terrorism, narcotics trafficking, or gang wars, and brought them before Indian courts. Over the past 3 years, 401 Red Corner Notices have been processed; specifically, by July 2026 of this year alone, we successfully completed the entire procedure to issue 182 Red Corner Notices. A new system, 'Bharat-Pol', was established for this purpose. More than 14 central agencies and the police forces of all states are connected to 'Bharat-Pol'. A robust mechanism has been put in place through 'Bharat-Pol' to facilitate the extradition of fugitives from every state. Between 2019 and 2026, assets worth approximately Rs 17,874 crore belonging to fugitives were sealed, and the new criminal laws have paved the way for legal action against these fugitives, Shah informed Addressing the security landscape in Jammu & Kashmir, the Northeast, and Naxal-affected regions, Shah reflected on the progress since 2014. If we look back today under the leadership of PM Modi from 2019 till now, after the removal of Article 370 in J&K, the feeling of separatism has reduced a lot. The figures of terrorism appear to be gradually shrinking towards zero, and J&K has moved ahead on the path of development. Successful efforts were also made to bridge the mental distance between J&K and the rest of India. The 5-decade-old problem of Naxalism has now become a thing of the past. All those who envisioned a Red Corridor from Tirupati to Pashupati Nath have today laid down their arms, surrendered, and moved forward to join the mainstream. Similarly, in the North-East too, about 10,000 youth laid down their arms, the Govt of India signed more than 14 agreements with them, and today the North-East has also started on the path of development, he added. Highlighting the implementation of the three new criminal laws, the Home Minister lauded the Goa Police for their efficiency. In a short span of time, following the implementation of the three new criminal laws, they succeeded in raising Goa's conviction rate from 22 per cent to 53.2 per cent. This signifies a 30 per cent increase in the rate of securing convictions for every registered FIR, and I estimate that for FIRs registered under the new laws, this ratio is likely to reach 70 per cent, as the current figures still include some cases from the IPC/CrPC era. Today, the number '1930' has emerged as a surefire solution for protection against cybercrimes. We have successfully ensured the implementation of the three new laws right down to the police station level, working in collaboration with the states through the Ministry of Home Affairs. I wish to extend my sincere appreciation to the Chief Minister of Goa and the Goa Police, Shah said. (ANI)
Elderly woman murdered for gold; body found near Tirupati lake
Family members and relatives of the deceased stage a rasta-roko on the Madanapalle bypass road, demanding the arrest of the accused who is at large
FICCI organises Beyond the Boardroom event
Proposal for Vande Bharat train from Tirupati to Shivamogga gets green signal
Proposal for Vande Bharat train from Tirupati to Shivamogga gets green signal
Teaching Profession Is A Responsibility, Social Service: Collectors
Tirupati collector Dr S. Venkateswar highlighted the state governments education reforms, including rationalisation of teacher deployment, parent-teacher meetings and initiatives to encourage academic and extracurricular excellence. He stressed that every child should attend school and receive quality education
Vizag zoo gets four new species as part of animal exchange programme
Nellore Bus-Lorry Collision: Driver Killed, 16 Injured
The accident occurred while the bus was travelling from Tirupati towards Vijayawada. There were around 30 passengers on board at the time of the accident.
Sri Krishna Janmashtami Celebrated Across Tirupati, Chittoor Districts
Police made arrangements to regulate crowds and traffic around the temple, including diversions and deployment of additional personnel.
Visakhapatnam celebrates Sri Krishna Janmashtami with devotion and special prayers
GVMC issues notification for delimitation of wards from 98 to 120
Little Krishnas steal the show at Janmashtami celebrations
Cultural programmes, Utti beating competitions and special pujas add to teh festive fervour
Elaborate security, crowd management plan for Tirumala Brahmotsavams
More than 2,800 CCTV cameras installed across Tirumala have been integrated with the Command Control Centre and private and yellow-board vehicles will be regulated, with designated parking facilities being identified in Tirupati, say officials
Tirupati: 60-Year-Old Woman Dies After Falling Off Bike Chased by Dogs
The tragic incident occurred at Eetamapuram village in Penagaluru mandal of Tirupati district.
SCR Announces Revised Timings for Eight Trains
The other affected services include trains operating between Mysore/Hisar and Kakinada Town, Charlapalli and Tirupati, Guntur and Kacheguda, Kacheguda and Repalle, and Thiruvananthapuram North/Tiruchchirappalli and Charlapalli/Secunderabad.
