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**Summary:**

The text is a collection of news items and regular features published by The Hindu newspaper on June 14, 2025. These features cover a range of topics from Indian perspectives on world affairs, Karnataka news, cinema, technology, science, data analysis, health, and book reviews. One specific news item details the arrest of two individuals in Nandyal for their involvement in house break-ins across multiple districts in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The police recovered a substantial amount of stolen gold, silver, and a laptop. The arrested individuals have a long history of property offences and have previously served time in prison.

**News Article:**

**Nandyal Police Nab Serial Burglars, Recover Stolen Valuables Worth ₹39 Lakh**

*Nandyal, June 14, 2025* – Nandyal police have arrested two individuals, Vemula Shiv Shankar (Miryalguda, Telangana) and Guttikonda Pawan Kumar (Guntur district), for their alleged involvement in a string of house break-ins across multiple districts. The arrests were announced today by Additional Superintendent of Police Yugandhar Babu.

The pair were apprehended on the outskirts of Nandikotkur town during an investigation into a recent house break-in. Police investigations revealed that they had cases in Nandyal Taluk, Nandikotkur, Nandyal III Town, Velugodu and Bhogapuram police limits.

“We have recovered 394 grams of gold ornaments, 326 grams of silver ornaments, and a laptop from the accused, with a total value estimated at ₹39 lakh,” stated ASP Yugandhar Babu during a press conference.

Investigations revealed that both individuals have extensive criminal records, with prior involvement in property offences across numerous districts, including Guntur, Kadapa, Kurnool, Nellore, Visakhapatnam, East Godavari, Rajahmundry, Annamayya and Anantapur. They have previously served prison sentences in Nellore, Kadapa, and Guntur. According to police records, Shiv Shankar has 21 cases registered against him, while Pawan Kumar has 36.

Authorities are continuing their investigation to determine if the suspects are linked to any other unsolved burglaries in the region. The recovered valuables are being processed as evidence, and the suspects are expected to be formally charged soon.

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