Breaking News Updates on May 12 from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana

Telangana News: TSRTC mulling to hike bus charges by 50percent to make up for the losses it suffered during the lockdown. It will also be losing revenue as it will be reducing seats by 50 percent. It will also have to go in for thermal screening and supply of masks and sanitisation of vehicles and passengers.

Karimnagar News Updates: A man climbed on to cell tower in Bommakal in Karimnagar district alleging that his land had been grabbed by some people and that officials were not responding to his complaints. Police is negotiating with him and making efforts to bring him down.

G Kishan Reddy Salutes Nurses

Union minister of state for Home G Kishan Reddy extended greetings to all nurses who render yoemen services in the crisis time .

" On International Nurses Day, my salutations to all the nurses across the globe for their contribution in fighting Covid19. We are really proud of your exemplary work during tough times like these and otherwise", the minister said in a statement.

Tirupati: The nationwide lockdown and the subsequent ban on darshan in temples failed to deter the devotional spirit of devotees in Tirupati where they were seen offering Pooja's outside the temple which remain closed for public

The folk festival Ganga jathara is most popular religious fete here is observed annually in May second week.

During the fete the devotees don in various veshalu offer prayers during the week-long folk festival

VandeBharat flights reached Hyderabad: 118 passengers reached from USA, 170 from AbuDhabi

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Indian Railways to restart passenger train operations with special trains from New Delhi connecting Dibrugarh, Agartala, Howrah, Patna, Bilaspur, Ranchi, Bhubaneswar, Secunderabad,Bengaluru,Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram, Madgaon, Mumbai Central, Ahmedabad & Jammu Tawi today.

As on 11 May 2020, Andhra Pradesh reported 1980 confirmed coronavirus cases, 925 cured and 45 deaths. Telangana reported 1196 cases, 750 cured and 30 deaths

Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao said that unilateral decision of Andhra Pradesh government to construct a new lift irrigation scheme to lift Krishna water from Srisailam Project is highly objectionable: He said the decision taken by the AP government is against the AP State Reorganization Act. The CM declared that a legal fight would be initiated against the project to stop it, as it would be severely against the interests of the Telangana State: Read Full Story