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As part of the plan, teachers have been told to admit eligible Anganwadi children and also children aged five years and above into Class I in nearby government primary schools.
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The IMD-Hyderabad has forecast rain across all six zones of the city on June 1 and 2, predicting light to moderate showers or thunderstorms and cloudy skies.
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When she ran away from the spot to escape the attack, the attacker chased her and went into the house where the woman took refuge and save herself.
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These colleges were a common sight in the 1980s and 1990s that enabled several professionals to pursue courses including engineering, law and management among others.
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Telangana State government has given the responsibility of stitching school uniforms for students of seven government schools to these sanghams.
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Bhaskar, a 45-year-old tailor from Khammam district, had been suffering from severe heart disease which got aggravated in the past three years due to his partial polio condition.
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Possession of the same will lead to invalidation of candidature for the exam/ exams. Hall tickets will be available on the website https://www.tspsc.gov.in/ for download from 2 pm on June 1.
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This latest outlet not only stands as one of their largest establishments but also signifies their tenth store in the city, offering a wide range of products all conveniently located under one roof.
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They made it clear that Maharashtra state, especially its peasant community was more in need of the BRS and its support for reviving the fortunes of the farmers.
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These sleeper trains will feature modern amenities, including inter-communicative automatic doors, improved soundproofing, sensor-based lighting, and small pantries in each coach.
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Initial areas of collaboration include target analysis, small molecule design, antibody and nanobody engineering for addressing malaria, tuberculosis and neurological disorders.
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The raids were conducted to crackdown up on illegal drug operations, overpricing, and misleading advertisements on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The company reported promising financial results, cheering investors with a PBT of 26.83 lacs for Quarter 4 alone (FY 2024 PBT Rs 9.46 lacs) compared to a full-year loss of Rs 552.15 lacs in FY 2022-23.
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This accolade is the second highest distinction conferred to individuals in the field of photography.
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In response to the Minister's claims denying knowledge of approvals to Som Distilleries, BRS leader Krishank Manne issued a statement questioning why the Minister was supporting a liquor company which is facing serious charges of supplying adulterated liquor in Madhya Pradesh
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Prior to the onset, light to moderate rains are anticipated across the state starting from June 1, offering some respite from the scorching summer heat.
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Sharing the videos of farmers expressing their ire after standing in long queues for seeds on X, Rama Rao stated that while there was none to procure paddy till recently, today there is no one to distribute seeds to farmers under the Congress regime.
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The animal was spotted at Khaisernagar in Gajjularamaram and the residents took it for a leopard leading to panic in the residential area.
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The agreement for the collection of plasma etc from blood centres for analytical purposes and study samples shall be maintained by the BA/BE Centres/CROs along with relevant SOPs and labels used in this regard.
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Comprehensive action plan needed to clear thick layers of pollutants
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Drawing major inspiration from the renowned band Thaikkudam Bridge, Aarohi focuses on creating a rich instrumental experience rather than being vocal-centric.
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Ayaan Shankar recorded victory in the first round of boys singles of the Telangana State Tennis Association (TSTA) and AIG Hospitals’ Asian U-14 Grade -A Tennis Tournament.
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The women Sarala and Pushpa, both residents of Banjara Nagar in Borabanda of Hyderabad were illegally stocking and selling liquor bottles of different brands to customers, the officer added on Tuesday.
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Lamenting that there were no promotions and transfers of teachers since the last nine and six years respectively, the leaders said this was affecting teachers and students.