Archive · 22 Aug 2026
Vigilance Finds Possible CMR Stock Gap at Katheresala Rice Mill
Officials inspected a rice mill in Katheresala village.
They were checking whether the mill had returned enough custom milled rice.
The inspection followed complaints about the mill’s supplies.
Officials compared the paddy given to the mill with the rice it returned.
The numbers reportedly did not match.
There was said to be a large difference between the paddy received and the rice supplied.
The inspection was carried out by vigilance authorities of the Telangana State Civil Supplies Corporation.
The article does not state what action will be taken next.
Telangana vigilance authorities inspected a rice mill in Katheresala village, Chennur mandal, on Friday.
The inspection followed complaints that the mill had not supplied custom milled rice as agreed.
Officials compared the mill’s paddy stocks with the custom milled rice supplied to the corporation.
The reported figures did not match, with a wide gap between paddy received and CMR returned.
The inspection was conducted by the Telangana State Civil Supplies Corporation’s vigilance authorities.
- Who
- Vigilance authorities of the Telangana State Civil Supplies Corporation inspected the mill.
- What
- Officials checked alleged shortfalls in custom milled rice supplied by the rice mill.
- When
- Friday.
- Where
- A rice mill in Katheresala village, Chennur mandal, Mancherial district, Telangana.
- Why
- The inspection followed complaints that the mill had not supplied CMR according to its agreement with the Civil Supplies Corporation.
- Location
- Katheresala village, Chennur mandal, Mancherial district
- Inspecting authority
- Telangana State Civil Supplies Corporation vigilance authorities
- Material checked
- Paddy stocks and custom milled rice
- Reason for inspection
- Complaints of non-compliance with the CMR supply agreement
- Reported finding
- The paddy and CMR figures did not match
- Reported discrepancy
- A wide gap was found between paddy supplied and CMR returned