Topic: impact

Punjab Minister Baljeet Kaur Appreciates Unit Inspection in Vasaalamarri

Turkapalli, June 17: Punjab State Minister Dr. Baljeet Kaur praised the Dalit Empowerment program being implemented by Chief Minister KCR in Telangana, calling it remarkable. On Saturday, she visited the village of Vasaalamarri in Turkapalli Mandal of Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district. She inspected the units of Dalit beneficiaries in the village. She interacted with each unit and inquired about their current financial situation and the impact of the program. After inspecting the Dalit units, she expressed satisfaction with the progress and mentioned that the beneficiaries are earning between Rs. 40 to Rs. 50 per month.

Speaking on this occasion, Baljeet Kaur highlighted the economic strength of the families of Dalit beneficiaries and appreciated the program for achieving their economic empowerment. She mentioned that she came here to study this program and to implement it in Punjab as well. The officials from Punjab, Ramesh Kumar, Jaspreet Singh, Jagadeesh Sharma, Telangana nodal officer Ashish Kutirya, and officials from the Scheduled Caste Development Department were also present.

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Effect of Cyclone Biparjoy in the Arabian Sea

The Hyderabad Environment Center officials have issued warnings about the lazy winds and increased temperatures in Telangana due to the impact of the cyclone formed in the Arabian Sea this month. They have stated that there is a possibility of heavy rains in Telangana due to the cyclone in the Arabian Sea, leading to an increase in temperatures. Officials have also mentioned that opportunities for rainfall in June are very low.

City Bureau, June 15 (Namaste Telangana): The lazy winds and increased temperatures in Telangana due to the impact of the cyclone formed in the Arabian Sea this month have led to a decrease in opportunities for rainfall. The Hyderabad Environment Center officials have issued warnings about this. Usually, monsoon winds hit Kerala on June 1, but this year it has been delayed by 10 days. Telangana is expected to receive monsoon winds on June 10, according to the Hyderabad Environment Center official Shravani. However, this time there is a possibility of 18 rainy days in Telangana due to the cyclone in the Arabian Sea, while Kerala will experience only 8 rainy days. As a result, opportunities for rainfall in June are very low, officials have confirmed.

Incorrect forecasts for another week...

Due to the lazy winds and increased temperatures in Telangana caused by the cyclone in the Arabian Sea, the Hyderabad Environment Center officials have predicted that there will be less rainfall and strong gusty winds. For another week, there will be no relief from the intense heat. The temperature in Greater Hyderabad is currently ranging from 39 to 40 degrees Celsius. With these high temperatures, heatwaves are causing discomfort. It is important to note that if the cyclone weakens and completely dissipates, it will be a mistake. Officials are clarifying that there will be no opportunities for heavy rainfall due to the slow movement of the cyclone.

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