Updated: Share Article AAA A B.Tech graduate, Kusumakumari from Mudigubba in Anantapur district, used ‘COVID-19 positive’ status as an alibi for avoiding a marriage she did not want. Ms. Kusumakumari was engaged to Hariprasad of Dharmavaram and all was set to tie the knot in the early hours of Thursday, but at the nick of the moment, the bride said she was COVID positive. The groom was so desperate that he was ready to go ahead with the marriage even if her status was COVID positive. When the bride did not relent, the groom and his parents complained to the Kadiri police regarding the cancellation of the marriage and wanted the ₹1.5 lakh they had deposited with the bride. When the police called the bride and her parents to the police station, it turned out that the boy had studied only up to ITI, but had told the girl that he had completed M.Tech. The bride told the police that since the groom had cheated her, she did not want to get married with that boy and that she wanted to buy time in the alibi of being COVID-19 positive.
Proposes transmitting excess power between R’seema, coastal dists Share Via Email | A+A A- By Express News Service VIJAYAWADA: The APTRANSCO is working on a project to improve power infrastructure in Rayalaseema and coastal regions so that excess solar power generated by AP Green Energy Corporation Ltd (APGECL) can be transmitted between the two regions. The move is expected to help increase the overall electricity supply reliability and quality levels, and provide economic benefits to the power sector and the state, as well. The APTRANSCO will also set up the first gas insulated sub-station (GIS) in Andhra Pradesh at Tallayapallem—which will provide reliable and high-quality power, and improve voltage levels in Krishna and Guntur districts. Such sub-stations also reduce maintenance cost.
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Husband of Telugu Desam candidate in Banepalli accuses YSRC of abducting him Updated Feb 1, 2021, 12:19 pm IST The kidnapping took place near Molakalmur in Karnataka According to Eeranna, TD leader from Banepalli in Rayadurgam assembly segment, he went to offer pooja and seek blessings from the goddess of a temple in Hulagi of Koppal district before his wife could file nomination papers for the post of sarpanch in the ward reserved for women. (Representational Image) ANANTAPUR: A tense situation is prevailing at Rayadurgam on Sunday after the husband of a sarpanch candidate of Banepalli gram panchayat belonging to Telugu Desam was abducted. The kidnapping took place near Molakalmur in Karnataka.