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Wanaparthy District: CM’s Personal Secretary Uday Simha, accompanied by his family members, visited the Sri Ranganayaka Swamy Temple in Srirangapur Mandal headquarters. Congress party leaders extended a welcome to them at the temple. Participants in this event included Wanaparthy District Congress General Secretary Sri Hari Raju; Srirangapur Mandal Congress President Vishnu Mudiraj; Nagarala Village Sarpanch Mahadev; Sherpally Nagaraju; former Srirangapur Sarpanch Vinila Rani Kurumayya; former Deputy Sarpanch Mahesh Goud; former Ward Member Anjaneyulu; Srirangapur Mandal Youth Congress President Gangadhar Yadav; Srirangapur Mandal Ward Members Lab Suresh and Shekhar; Soppari Ramesh; Ramaraju; Bahujana Ramesh; Tailor Anji; Pasula Rajavardhan; Venkatesh; Sameer; Kambalapur Mallesh; Yadagiri; Hafiz; Ravi; Raju; Sampath; Krishna; and other Congress party leaders.

Wanaparthy: Unable to see difficulties faced by motorist and others due to pothole- riddled road, an advocate has sought the district court’s direction to force authorities to repairs the road. Advocate Suragoni Srinivas Goud, hailing from Pebberu mandal, has filed a pre-litigation case in the District Court praying that the people are facing severe difficulties and frequent accidents occur due to the poor condition of the Wanaparthy and Pebbair connecting road, which is riddled with potholes. Despite this, officials and public representatives have remained indifferent to the people’s difficulties. Notices have been issued to the concerned officials via the court under case number PLC 7/26, requiring the relevant Roads and Buildings Department officials to submit a response within 15 days. Speaking on the matter, the advocate highlighted that the Pebbair-Wanaparthy road—a busy route serving as a primary link to the district headquarters—has developed large potholes between Nachahalli and wanaparthy ,causing significant trouble for motorists. He noted that the case petition mentions how many people have already lost their lives or sustained injuries in accidents on this stretch. He questioned why officials and public representatives, who travel along this road regularly, have failed to respond to the issue. He warned that if officials do not act immediately to repair the road, a struggle would be waged through the courts with the support of the public.

Wanaparthy: District collector Adarsh Surabhi appealed everyone to cooperate in building a polio-free society by ensuring that all children receive Pulse Polio drops and make the campaign a success. He inaugurated the Pulse Polio immunisation campaign at the Mother and Child Health Centre here on Sunday. The collector administered polio drops to several children. Surabhi said every child upto the age of 5 years in the district would be given Pulse Polio drops. Around 46,000 children across the district would receive polio drops through 343 Pulse Polio booths. If any child misses receiving the drops at the booths for any reason, health workers will visit homes to identify such children and administer the vaccine. He urged parents to ensure that no child under five years is left out; every eligible child receives the polio drops. Parents whose children could not receive the drops are to contact their local ASHA worker so that they can be vaccinated without delay.

Wanaparthy District Collector Adarsh Surabhi directs BLOs to ensure 100% household coverage for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026. Get details on the voter enumeration process and important deadlines for Telangana’s electoral roll update. Wanaparthy District: Measures must be taken to ensure every voter receives the Special Intensive Revision enumeration form BLOOs must visit households and explain the process of filling out enumeration forms to voters: District Collector Adarsh ​​Surabhi District Collector Adarsh ​​Surabhi directed Booth Level Officers (BLOs) to visit households, create awareness among voters about the Special Intensive Revision process, and explain how to fill out the forms. As part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) program, the concerned Booth Level Officer (BLO) handed over the enumeration form to Wanaparthy District Collector Adarsh ​​Surabhi in his chamber on Saturday. The Collector personally received and examined the enumeration form. He advised that voters should be guided to fill out the forms completely and clearly. He emphasized the need to ensure that every voter records the required details accurately, attaches the necessary documents, and submits the form within the stipulated deadline.

More than 10 passengers were injured after a TGSRTC bus overturned near Pebbair in Wanaparthy district on Monday morning. The driver reportedly lost control while trying to avoid a two-wheeler. The injured were hospitalised, and traffic was disrupted temporarily. Wanaparthy: Over 10 passengers suffered injuries after an TGSRTC bus lost control and fell on the road near Pebbair here on Monday morning. The injured have been shifted to a hospital in Pebbair. The incident occurred when the TGSRTC bus bearing registration number TG32Z0015 was heading to Wanaparthy from Mantralayam. The RTC driver in an attempt to avoid hitting a two wheeler moving in front of the bus lost control and the bus fell on one side on the road. This resulted in traffic disruption for a while in the area, reports said.