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India will take on Hong Kong, China on Matchday 2 in Group C of the AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027 Qualifiers Final Round on Tuesday at the Kai Tak Stadium in Kowloon (Hong Kong).
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The under-15 sub-juniors proved to be a two-horse race with Shreya Krishna of Tamil Nadu and local girl Lahiri Kommaravelly battling it out neck-and-neck in all three races, finishing within a whisker of each other in the 16th Monsoon Regatta at Hussain Sagar Lake
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The World Pickleball League (WPBL) today announced the dates for Season 2, which will be held in Mumbai from January 24 to February 8, 2026
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As per speculations in Gandhi Bhavan, in addition to the allotment of portfolios to the three new Ministers, the high command could also approve reshuffling of existing portfolios
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Prof. Rajesh will deliver a talk on 'Physical Education: A Fitness Tool for School Children
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Residents from Durga Province Colony, Ameenpur municipality complained that due to nala encroachments, their colony gets completely inundated during monsoons.
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Telangana’s Gouri Litisha and Yeruva Yashasri were part of the Indian team that settled for a silver in the Bauhinia Cup international netball championship in Hong Kong
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Says polling stations with over 1,200 electors must be rationalised to enhance voter accessibility
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JBS Vidyadhar, former India No.3 in singles and one of the premier doubles players of the 90s, is keen to embark on a journey of giving back something to the sport with all dedication and commitment, donning the role of a coach
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Leaking passages and poor maintenance could destabilise local hydrology and endanger fragile ecosystems, warn experts
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Sixth-seeded Sahaja Yamalapalli of India and Hiroko Kuwata of Japan won the women’s doubles title at the ITF $35,000 tennis tournament in Santo Domingo on Monday
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Raises questions on government’s commitment to green power initiatives; a potential for 94 SHP projects with a cumulative capacity of 102.25 MW was identified in the State
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A constable’s service rifle misfired during cleaning at the Police Officers’ Mess in Masab Tank, Hyderabad, triggering brief panic. Masab Tank police have launched an investigation into the incident to determine the cause of the misfire
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The AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal issued orders on Monday night regarding the appointment of 27 vice presidents and 69 general secretaries.
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The court quashed the charge under Section 188 IPC—pertaining to disobedience of official orders—while allowing the remaining allegations to be examined at trial
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Clarifies that Kaleshwaram project was not the decision of an individual, but a unanimous policy decision taken by the Telangana Cabinet at the time
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Justice K. Lakshman heard the interim pleas in the criminal appeals filed by Janardhan Reddy and others, seeking suspension of the conviction and sentence imposed by the CBI Special Court, Hyderabad
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The Corporation increases prices of both general and student bus passes, with the new rates effective from June 9; fares of Greater Hyderabad and Green Metro AC passes also hiked
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Questioned for eight hours by SIT, he is accused of illegal surveillance; faces further interrogation on June 11
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SVIT, an engineering college under Mahbub College Society, to remain closed on June 10 amid a management dispute delaying JNTUH affiliation. Society members meet Telangana Governor seeking intervention, students abstain from classes after an FIR was filed against staff
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Protests erupt in Musheerabad over derogatory social media post, while Attapur witnesses clashes over cattle transport. Police confirm that all situations are now under control
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Multiple departments participate in drill; Police Commissioner CV Anand and TG ICCC Director Kamlasan Reddy stress awareness, preparedness, and effective use of fire safety systems during emergencies
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Before visiting the temple for having a darshan, the family went to the Godavari River for a ritual dip.
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GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan urged citizens to register grievances through the GHMC app and Prajavani online portal. During Monday’s Prajavani session, 147 civic complaints were received. The Commissioner assured that both online and physical grievances would be addressed