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 Child Welfare Committee and District Child Protection Unit rescued the two children and shifted them to the Government Hospital Siddipet for examination of their health condition Siddipet:  The Child Welfare Committee (CWC) and District Child Protection Unit (DCPU) together foiled an attempt by a man to sell his two sons at Mallupally village in Mirudoddi Mandal on Friday. Following information from locals, Child Protection Officer Raju, a social worker at DCPU Rajaram, another social worker at Sishu Gruha Anitha Rani, and Counsellor Narasimhulu visited Mallupally. After talking to Sarpanch Bharathi Goud, they came to know that one Paneti Pochaiah was in consultation with some persons to sell his two sons. While his elder son Goutham was aged 3, his younger son Tharun was 18 months old. During the inquiry, Pochaiah said his wife Renuka had left him a few months ago following a dispute. Since he was suffering from illness, Pochaiah informed the officials he was not in a state to look a

 Get the latest update on Telangana schools being closed for the third consecutive day due to heavy rainfall and a red alert issued by IMD for incessant rains. The KCR Government announces a holiday for Friday, July 28th, 2023, ensuring safety amid the ongoing weather crisis Hyderabad: In a critical development, Telangana schools have been forced to remain closed for the third consecutive day on July 28, 2023, owing to the unrelenting downpour of incessant rains across the region. The situation has become dire as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Telangana, predicting the continuation of heavy rainfall. In response to the alarming weather forecast, the KCR Government has taken a proactive measure and announced a holiday for Friday, July 28th, 2023. This decision aims to prioritize the safety and well-being of the students, teachers, and staff amid the ongoing weather crisis.  Schools Remain Shut in Telangana The state of Telangana finds itself in the

  With the State govt announcing holidays for educational institutions on Wednesday and Thursday, private schools have started conducting online classes to ensure uninterrupted learning for students. Hyderabad:  Incessant rains across the State have brought back the  Covid-19 pandemic  era online classrooms with the schools switching over to online classes. With the State government declaring holidays for all the educational institutions on Wednesday and Thursday, several private schools have commenced online classes ensuring students do not miss out on the academics. Given the five-day holiday that educational institutions had this month in view of torrential rains, the schools affiliated to the State board are making up for the loss and completing the syllabus online for the first formative assessment, which has to be completed by July 31.Depending on the grade, the schools have held the classes for one hour to up to afternoon. A parent, whose ward is studying in LKG in a private sch