Cyclone Montha Aftermath: Minister Veeranjaneya Swamy Inspects Submerged Areas

Cyclone Montha aftermath: Minister Veeranjaneya Swamy inspects submerged areas

Government will provide compensation for damaged crops and financial assistance to the flood-affected as per guidelines, says the Social Welfare Minister

Telangana: Cyclone Montha damages crops over 4.47 lakh acres

Telangana: Cyclone Montha damages crops over 4.47 lakh acres Hyderabad, Oct 30 (IANS) Severe cyclonic storm Montha and accompanying heavy damage to crops over 4,47,864 in Telangana, shows the preliminary assessment of losses by the state’s agriculture department. Most of the crop loss occurred in Warangal, Khammam and Nalgonda districts Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao said that crop loss may increase in the full-fledged survey and ass…

Crops in 4.47 lakh acres damaged in Telangana due to Cyclone 'Montha': Minister

Hyderabad, Oct 30 (PTI) Crops in about 4.47 lakh acres were damaged in 12 districts of Telangana due to severe cyclonic storm 'Montha' as per preliminary estimates, state Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao said on Thursday.The Agriculture Department, which prepared a preliminary report, stated that crops were damaged at 4,47,864 acres belonging to 2,53,033 farmers in 179 mandals covering 12 districts.The crop loss might go up after compl…

Cyclone Montha Wreaks Havoc in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana; 2.14 Lakh Acres of Crops Destroyed, 18 Lakh People Affected - PUNE PULSE

With rail tracks submerged and thousands in relief camps, Cyclone Montha leaves a trail of destruction across southern states; Andhra Pradesh and Telangana remain on high alert. Cyclone Montha has unleashed severe devastation across Andhra Pradesh and parts of Telangana, leaving widespread destruction in its wake. According to official estimates, around 18 lakh people have

Rain wreaks havoc: Collectorate inundated in Karimnagar town

KARIMNAGAR, OCTOBER 30, 2025: The incessant rains on Wednesday has wreaked havoc on the Collectorate office with the inundation of the main entrance and uprooting of trees. The officials and visitors were shocked to see the inundation of the Collectorate main entrance as they had to wade through knee-deep water on Thursday morning. A few trees were uprooted at the Auditorium. On the other hand, the rainwater entered from the new Collectorate roa…