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KTR accused the Congress government of inhumane treatment of workers killed in the Sigachi blast, criticising the use of cardboard boxes to send bodies home. He compared Revanth Reddy’s handling to KCR’s dignified support for migrants during COVID-19.
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BRS president K. Chandrashekhar Rao was admitted to a Hyderabad hospital for routine medical tests. K.T. Rama Rao clarified that it was precautionary and not serious. He said all vitals are normal and thanked well-wishers for their concern.
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Telangana has the second-highest rate of child stunting in South India at 33%, trailing only Karnataka. Public health experts link this to chronic malnutrition, poor maternal health, and inadequate sanitation, with NFHS data painting a grim picture of under-five children’s health.
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A 19-year-old girl in Hyderabad died by suicide after being raped and impregnated by a man who misled her with false promises of marriage. The accused, who has a criminal record, was arrested and remanded by the Nacharam police.
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BRS chief K. Chandrashekhar Rao is stable and expected to be discharged from Yashoda Hospital today after treatment for mild fever, high blood sugar, and low sodium. His daughter, MLC K. Kavitha, visited him before resuming Telangana Jagruthi activities.
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A fire broke out at a grocery store in Vijay Nagar Colony around midnight on Thursday. No injuries were reported, but goods and furniture were damaged. A short circuit is suspected. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
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AICC General Secretary K.C. Venugopal met Telangana CM Revanth Reddy and AICC in-charge Meenakshi Natarajan to discuss BC reservations, Jubilee Hills bypoll, and internal unrest. With local elections nearing, party leadership is addressing dissent, cabinet aspirations, and corruption allegations
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Ahead of the 'Chalo Secretariat' protest, Telangana police detained BRSV and Unemployed JAC leaders demanding a job calendar. BRSV’s Nalla Balu accused the Congress government of betraying youth by failing to fulfil its promise of providing two lakh jobs.
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The banners highlighted how the Congress government unleashed violence, injustice, irregularities, and atrocities against people in violation of its pre poll promises in the State.
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Telangana, which ranks fifth in India for fertilizer usage with an average of 173 kg per acre, faces a supply crisis that has led to localised price hikes
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Telangana Chief Minister inaugurates Malabar Group’s fully integrated gems and jewellery manufacturing unit at General Park in Maheswaram
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Centre wants States to implement the new structure covering 5-3-3-4 with five years of foundation, three years of preparatory, three years of middle school, and four years of secondary education from Classes IX to XII
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Cyberabad EOW officials arrested a Nellore-based couple for allegedly cheating investors of Rs 2.1 crore through a fake real estate company. The duo also took money from job aspirants by promising backdoor employment. A case was registered following a complaint
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The event and the TPCC meeting at LB Stadium will lead to traffic diversions across key city junctions on Friday
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Cyberabad Police Commissioner has issued orders transferring 10 inspectors on administrative grounds.
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Telangana’s debt under the Congress regime has breached Rs 2 lakh crore in 19 months, with Rs 1.66 lakh crore borrowed between December 2023 and March 2025. Experts warn of long-term fiscal stress due to a rising share of off-budget borrowings
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The local court observed that the detention of the accused in Task Force custody for more than 24 hours was in violation of the provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
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Accused K Mohith and Swapnil Varthe, both from Secunderabad, procured the drugs from local dealers in Mumbai and got them delivered in Hyderabad through couriers and human carriers; 200 grams of OG Kush and 12 grams of ecstasy pills seized from them
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BRS chief K. Chandrashekhar Rao was admitted to Yashoda Hospital in Somajiguda on Thursday after running a slight temperature.
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As the Congress government hosts a ‘Jai Bapu, Jai Bhim, Jai Samvidhan’ event in Hyderabad, its actions—ranging from police excesses to suppression of dissent—stand in stark contrast to the Gandhian, Ambedkarite, and constitutional values it claims to uphold
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Ch Sai Prakash, a third-year engineering student in Saidabad, was reportedly upset over his personal and health issues; he ended his life by falling in front of a speeding passenger train
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Postal services will be suspended on July 7 at post offices under Hyderabad South East and Nalgonda divisions due to the rollout of upgraded digital systems. The initiative, launching on July 8, aims to improve service speed and customer experience
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Two separate fire incidents were reported in Hyderabad on Thursday — one at a petrol pump in Mailardevpally and another at a Café Coffee Day outlet in SR Nagar. No injuries occurred, and investigations are under way to determine the causes
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Mental health experts warn that excessive phone use, or 'phubbing', is eroding emotional connection among couples. Cases in Hyderabad show partners walking out due to neglect. Over time, this behaviour creates emotional distance, resentment, and even thoughts of separation