A widow, a toddy shop and a fight to break Kerala’s glass ceiling

Published 02 Nov 2026, 05:42 IST

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HYDRAA demolished the compound wall and gate of a farmhouse belonging to the family of Medchal MLA and former minister Ch Malla Reddy in Dulapally village on Monday, citing encroachment within the FTL limits of Foxsagar. The property is located in Survey No. 124 of Dulapally village.

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A widow, a toddy shop and a fight to break Kerala’s glass ceiling

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