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While the blackout brought cities to a standstill, it also sparked something unexpected and heartwarming
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The forum, Europe’s largest India-focused event, will centre this year around the theme “Advanced Technologies for India’s Development.” It will gather students, academics, and industry leaders from around the world to discuss how innovative technologies can support sustainable growth in India.
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Raj Bhavan was chosen as a preferred venue, as the Governor’s residence itself, is deigned in Art deco style, by architect Eric Marrett and was built in 1936.
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To commemorate this occasion, the TGPCB is organizing a series of awareness programs, including dance, skit, and painting competitions for students.
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The company has opened its first centre in Hyderabad at Nanakramguda Financial District
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The trio, Mohammed Ghouse alias Khooni Ghouse, against whom 28 cases are registered, Mohammed Shoeb and Mohammed Naseeruddin, had murdered a man Mohd Sarwar of Chintalmet over some personal issue
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On the possibilities of any difference in the State survey and the proposed Union government survey outcome, he defended saying it was not possible
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The Rythu Bharosa scheme, unveiled with great enthusiasm on January 26, pledged ₹6,000 per acre to all farmers in a phased rollout. Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy had personally assured that the investment support would be fully disbursed by March 31. However, the distribution has been progressing slowly.
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The car was heading from the city toward RGI Airport when, near pillar number 311 on the PVNR Expressway, the driver noticed smoke emerging from the engine. Moments later, flames erupted, prompting the driver to quickly pull over to the roadside and exit the vehicle.
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Candidates have to pay the supplementary examination fee to the school headmaster concerned on or before May 16. The last date to pay the exam fee with a late fee of Rs.50 is up to two days before the commencement of the exam of the subject concerned.
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Recalling the historical significance of May Day, he paid tribute to the global working class movement and the sacrifices of labourers, especially those from marginalised communities
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Innovative Vegetable Grafting Technology Offers Resilient Yields for Climate-Stressed Cultivation, ICRISAT Study Shows
Research finds grafted tomatoes in polyhouses deliver up to 63.79% higher yields—paving the way for broader adoption across solanaceous crops
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao hailed the sacrifices of the working class on the occasion of International Labour Day. He stated that their hard work builds the nation and creates wealth which is priceless
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Police are trying to ascertain, whether it was a suicidal death or a homicide. Investigation is in progress and police sought public cooperation in identifying the body
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As per the new guidelines, customers are now eligible for five free transactions every month from their respective banks. They will be charged if the limit exceeds
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Hyderabad gears up for Toma Terra, a tomato-throwing festival inspired by Spain’s La Tomatina. Scheduled for May 11 at Experium Eco Park, the event promises music, dance, and fun—while pledging to recycle tomato waste as manure
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Several areas in old city of Hyderabad went dark, as people respondded positively by switching off lights in response to the AIMPLB protest call of Batti Gul against the enactment of Wakf Act
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Caste enumeration is not merely a symbolic act but a vital tool for evidence-based policymaking, says the former chairman of the State Backward Classes Commission
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Instagram handle of Fawad Khan, a Pakistan actor continues to be visible in India, while insta handles of other Pakistani actors have been banned in India=
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Vemula Prashanth Reddy says Revanth Reddy lacks both stature and credibility to criticise the BRS chief
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Institutions' head and MLA Kasireddy Narayan Reddy, along with staff, congratulates the students
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The Division Bench was hearing a batch of writ appeals filed by senior IAS and IPS officers and their family members, challenging the interim order
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Authority Chairman advises conducting geological studies and dam break analysis to assess the dam's stability
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The free summer cricket camp will be conducted at 10 centres in and around the twin cities for under-14, 16 and 19 years categories