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Deputy CM flags untreated sewage flow into Godavari River

Tollywood exhibitors met with Chiranjeevi to resolve the ongoing percentage-sharing dispute affecting single-screen theatres in Telangana. A committee formed by the TFCC will present a final resolution by June 30. The current rental system will persist until then, with a temporary compromise allowing the release of the film 'Peddi'. A new percentage-sharing model is slated for implementation from July 3.

A dispute over theatre revenue sharing threatened Ram Charan's film 'Peddi' release. Megastar Chiranjeevi intervened, mediating talks between producers and exhibitors. Following discussions, a new percentage-based system was agreed upon, ensuring the film's June 4th premiere. This resolution averted a major industry crisis.

Vijayawada–Srisailam Route First for Seaplanes

Samson Raj

rajahmundry's new 10-court building, costing Rs 36.85 crore, was inaugurated by AP High Court Chief Justice Lisa Gill. The facility boasts a vulnerable witness centre, mediation services, and video conferencing. Justice Gill stressed infrastructure's role in public trust and cautioned against over-reliance on AI, advocating for independent thought and expanded mediation.

Andhra University has announced the APPGECET 2026 results after conducting the entrance examination across 26 centres in Andhra Pradesh. Out of 9,990 candidates who appeared, 9,320 qualified, taking the overall pass percentage to 93.29 per cent. Computer Science Engineering recorded the highest number of successful candidates, while Food Technology achieved a 100 per cent pass rate. Female candidates registered a higher success rate than male candidates. Rank cards have been released on the official APPGECET portal for candidates.

Andhra Pradesh prisons recorded a 90.8% occupancy rate in 2024, below the national average, though central prisons are overcrowded at 124.8%. Undertrials constitute over 70% of the inmate population, highlighting judicial delays. Vacancies in the prison department further exacerbate existing issues.

Tamil Nadu's pole vaulters encountered a troubling incident when Railway Protection Force officials at rajahmundry carelessly cut the ropes holding their valuable poles to a train's windows. As a result, the poles tumbled onto the tracks, leaving the athletes no choice but to halt the train and salvage their equipment.