Telangana, Hyderabad and Andhra Pradesh, India Coronavirus LIVE Updates Today 24 September 2020

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Live Updates: Telangana, Hyderabad and Andhra Pradesh, India Coronavirus, Today 2 October 2020

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Telangana, Hyderabad and Andhra Pradesh, India Coronavirus Cases Live Updates: Telangana has 1,77,070 cases, while Andhra Pradesh has 6,46,530.

Coronavirus Live Updates Today 24 September 2020: The Hans India blog provides you the latest Coronavirus Cases news from India, Telangana & Andhra Pradesh. You can find all the Live updates from India and abroad as they break. Check for the latest news here.

Coronavirus in Telangana on Wednesday reported 2,296 coronavirus positive cases and 10 deaths due to the deadly virus. The overall positive cases stood at 1,77,070 while the deaths at 1062.

Coronavirus in Andhra Pradesh on Wednesday reported 7228 coronavirus positive cases and 45 deaths due to the deadly virus. The overall positive cases stood at 6,46,530 while the deaths at 5506.

Coronavirus in India on Wednesday reported 83,347 coronavirus positive cases and 1,085 deaths due to the deadly virus. The overall positive cases stood at 56,46,010 while the deaths at 90,020.

Weather in Hyderabad will be 29 Degrees in the morning and at its lowest at 23 Degree during the night. Sunrise in Hyderabad will be at 6:05 AM and will set at 6:10 PM. Humidity in Hyderabad on September 24 will be 76% and Air Quality will be Fair with 21 AQI.

Weather in Vijayawada will be 34 Degree during the day and at its lowest at 26 Degree during the night. Sunrise in Vijayawada will be at 5:56 AM and will set at 6:01 PM. Humidity in Vijayawada on September 24 will be 68% and Air Quality will be Fair with 39 AQI.

Islamic Prayer Timings in Hyderabad as on September 24 (6 Safar, 1442); Fajr: 4:54 AM; Sunrise: 6:05 AM; Dhuhr: 12:09 PM; Asr: 3:31 PM; Maghrib: 6:11 PM; Isha: 7:23 PM

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  • 24 Sept 2020 9:00 PM IST

    HC's Stay is a Tight Slap on AP Govt: Sunil Deodhar

    Andhra Pradesh news: The stay orders of the High Court on withdrawal of prosecution against the Muslim youth was a tight slap on the AP Government’s discriminatory approach, observed Sunil Deodhar, BJP AP Co-Incharge, in a statement on Thursday.

    He tweeted that, “It is a tight slap on AP govt’s discriminatory approach. The AP govt is casual about frequent temple attacks but had withdrawn prosecution of the 2018 police station attack just because the accused belong to one religion. If your own policemen can’t get justice, will the general public get it?”.

  • 24 Sept 2020 7:48 PM IST

    Coronavirus in Andhra Pradesh: The coronavirus cases have been gradually decreasing from the last week with reporting less number of cases of about 7000 against 10,000 cases daily earlier. In the last 24 hours, 7855 coronavirus positive cases were reported in Andhra Pradesh as of Thursday, which brings the total number of coronavirus cases in the state to 6,54,385. Read Full Story

  • 24 Sept 2020 2:08 PM IST

    Kichguth Maramma temple where 17 people died after they ate prasada laced with poison to reopen on 20 October after nearly two years since the incident 

    After nearly two years since the ghastly incident where in 104 people fell ill and 17 people died after they consumed prasada laced at Kichguth Maramma temple at Sulwadi in Hanur taluk, in Chamarajnagar district, Chamarajnagar district administration is gearing up to reopen the Kichguth Maramma temple on 20 October. Hanur tahslidar Mr G H Nagaraj informed this to this news paper and said that they are making all preparations  to re-open the temple and they would host series of poojas before the re open the temple. The temple was closed after the incident. Meanwhile all four accused in the incident have not got bail till date and they are housed in Mysuru central jail.

  • 24 Sept 2020 2:07 PM IST

    Karnataka News: 65 year old succumbs after the wall collapses due to heavy rains in Kodagufrom 21 to 23 Sept

    Due to heavy rains which lashed Kodagu for three days from 21 to 23, a 65-year-old woman has succumbed after the wall of her house collapsed in Kodagu. The incident has occurred at Kutta village of Virajpet taluk in Kodagu. 

  • 24 Sept 2020 2:06 PM IST

    Karnataka News: 83-year-old flutist wins battle of covid 19 turns an inspiration to other covid infected

    At a time when Covid fear still haunts people, 83-year-old flutist from Chilkunda village of Hunsur taluk in Mysuru district, who was in step down ICU for ten days, has won the battle of Covid 19 and has recovered, and has turned an inspiration for the covid patients.

  • 24 Sept 2020 12:01 PM IST

    TS chief whip Dasyam Vinay Bhaskar and Warangal mayor Gunda Prakash Rao also participate inTs sports atherty conducting fit freedom run at jns grounds Hanamkonda on Thursday


  • 24 Sept 2020 11:58 AM IST

    CM YS jagan and karnataka CM Yediyurappa participating in "sundarakanda " parayanam in nadhanirajanam mandapam at Tirumala.


  • 24 Sept 2020 11:21 AM IST

    Coronavirus in India: India's COVID19 case tally crosses 57-lakh mark with a spike of 86,508 new cases & 1,129 deaths in last 24 hours.

    The total case tally stands at 5,732,519 including 9,66,382 active cases, 46,74,988 cured/discharged/migrated & 91,149 deaths: Ministry of Health & Family Welfare

  • 24 Sept 2020 10:43 AM IST

    Telangana News: Three Maoists including two women died in a police encounter at Chennapuram forest area of Cherla mandal in Bhadradri Kothagudem district. The police recovered 8 mm rifle, explosive material, a kit bag and other material from the spot. Read Full Story

  • 24 Sept 2020 10:42 AM IST

    Andhra Pradesh News: YSRCP MLA Hafeez Khan has given a rude shock to former minister and TDP leader Bhuma Akhila Priya for levelling allegations against him stating that he had been in quarantine centre and spreading coronavirus. Hafeez Khan took her comments seriously and appears to have complained to the CID. Read Full Story

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