June 2026

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Kothagudem SP tells policemen he would be available every Thursday to listen to their grievances

Kothagudem: Superintendent of Police, B Rohith Raju urged police officials and staff in the district not to come under stress because of the issues they face in their lives but should be strong. The SP held a conference via police communication set with the officials and personnel working at police stations in the district on Tuesday in the wake of recent incidents in the department. He asked them to bring their problems to his attention personally while informing that he would be available to them on every Thursday to look into their grievances. Rohith Raju stated that he was pained at the recent incidents in the department in the district and suggested that one should not get under mental pressure due to minor reasons and problems. He was referring to the recent deaths of police by suicide. It was very sad to take lives in a momentary rage without thinking about their families. Policemen should be strong physically and mentally and should bring a good name to the police department by carrying out their duties honestly and effectively, he said. The district police have a good reputation for their effectiveness in maintaining law and order, duties during floods, in curbing Maoist’s activities and preventing ganja smuggling, the SP noted. He asked everyone to work responsibly by staying away from bad habits and serving the people with good behaviour. When some of the police brought their problems to SP’s notice during the conference he assured them that he would solve them.

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Kothagudem Collector gives demo on boneless fish cutting method to fishermen

Kothagudem: District Collector Jitesh V Patil gave a practical demonstration on the method of boneless fish cutting to local fish traders and fishermen at his camp office on Tuesday. The Collector said that by making fish boneless, their market value could increase. By learning the method, fishermen, tribal communities and families dependent on fish farming and SHG women could increase their income, he noted. Patil explained that boneless fish pieces could be easily eaten by children and adults and have the potential to provide nutrition. Various dishes like fish tikka could be prepared using boneless fish pieces adding new value to fish besides making it possible to offer new flavours to the people. Also, a nutritious and delicious soup with fish head and other parts could help district residents maintain good health. By using the remaining waste as fertilizer, additional income could be earned along with environmental protection, he said.