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India Yamaha Motor conducted a Mega Mileage Challenge in Hyderabad to highlight the fuel efficiency of its hybrid motorcycles and scooters. Customers participated in the event, which showcased the benefits of Smart Motor Generator and Stop & Start systems
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Talasani Srinivas Yadav alleged that the state government announced Rythu Bharosa payments fearing the upcoming Jagtial meeting of K Chandrashekhar Rao. He criticised the Congress government’s performance and urged people to attend the public meeting in large numbers
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A fire broke out at a scrapyard in Balapur, gutting property worth several lakhs. Fire officials suspect a short circuit as the cause. Four fire engines controlled the blaze after three hours of firefighting. No casualties were reported.
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Telangana’s real estate sector remains under pressure as registration revenue declines over recent years. Developers cite global uncertainties, policy concerns and cautious buyer sentiment, with unsold inventory rising and the government unlikely to meet its revenue target this fiscal
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Two children drowned while swimming in a village tank near Dabilpur in Medchal on Sunday. The victims, aged 14 and 12, were part of a group of six children. Police and SDRF teams were deployed for recovery operations.
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Borewells in several GHMC parks have dried up due to groundwater depletion, affecting greenery maintenance during peak summer. The civic body has deployed tankers and water bowls for animals while vertical gardens and park vegetation face growing stress.
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A viral video from the SRH vs CSK IPL match sparked humorous claims of black magic affecting players. Fans circulated fake letters blaming each other, leading to widespread amusement online after Sunrisers Hyderabad defeated Chennai Super Kings
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The Telangana government is reportedly considering a proposal to offer free MMTS train travel in Hyderabad from June 2 as a one-year pilot. The plan aims to boost public transport use, though official confirmation and Railway Board approval are pending.
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A two-day cyber awareness programme by SCSC and Cyberabad Police educated participants on rising cybercrimes, AI threats, and online safety. Officials stressed vigilance, quick response to fraud, and spreading awareness to prevent financial and digital risks.
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A 21-year-old engineering student died by suicide in Hayathnagar after allegedly being harassed by college staff over a ₹5,000 payment linked to attendance. Police have registered a case, and the family has blamed the college management for the incident.
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Hyderabad Traffic Police have issued an advisory warning of congestion near Punjagutta due to sewerage pipeline works from April 19 to 25. Night-time road cutting is expected to affect movement between Ameerpet and Punjagutta, with diversions likely during work hours.
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Hyderabad’s heatwave has sharply impacted Irani chai sales, with demand dropping by up to 40 per cent. Customers are shifting to cold beverages, while rising LPG costs and supply shortages add further financial pressure on small hotel businesses across the city.
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Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s meeting with Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla has triggered speculation over the pending MLC nomination of Mohd Azharuddin. With a constitutional deadline approaching, political observers believe the discussion focused on expediting the approval process.
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Telangana will experience intense heat with temperatures up to 44°C, followed by evening thunderstorms and gusty winds over the next four days, the IMD said, warning of volatile weather conditions across most districts till April 22.
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Telangana’s groundwater levels improved in March 2026 following excess rainfall, but experts warn the gains may be temporary as El Niño conditions could weaken the monsoon, potentially reversing recharge trends and increasing water stress in vulnerable districts.
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Eshan Malinga's excellent bowling performance guided Sunrisers Hyderabad to a 10-run victory over Chennai Super Kings in their IPL match. Despite a strong fight from CSK, led by Mhatre and Klaasen, SRH managed to win with key breakthroughs
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Telangana Chief Secretary K. Ramakrishna Rao and Advocate General A. Sudarshan Reddy met Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla at Lok Bhavan to discuss administrative and legal issues. The state government’s nomination of former cricketer Mohammad Azharuddin as a Member of Legislative Council remains pending with the Governor.
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Osmania University has issued a public warning to job seekers about fraudulent recruitment advertisements circulating online for its Examination Branch. The university clarified that no official notification has been released and urged candidates not to share personal details or pay fees to unauthorised sources.
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Abhishek Sharma’s rapid 15-ball fifty and Heinrich Klaasen’s steady half-century helped Sunrisers Hyderabad post 194/9 against Chennai Super Kings in Hyderabad. Despite Jamie Overton’s three wickets, SRH set a challenging 195-run target in the IPL league match
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The Telangana government has made it mandatory for builders near notified airport noise zones to use sound-resistant materials. Under GO 124, constructions must comply with DGCA noise limits, ensuring improved indoor environments for residential and commercial developments.
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Telangana will add over 5,000 seats in government polytechnics for 2026–27, introducing new diploma courses in emerging technologies such as AI, robotics and semiconductors. The curriculum, developed with IIT Hyderabad, aims to boost enrolment and skill development.
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Cyberabad She Teams conducted 116 decoy operations between April 11 and 17, catching 36 persons for harassment. Police also received 18 complaints, rescued a victim in a flesh trade case, and resolved 41 domestic disputes through counselling centres.
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Miyapur police arrested cab driver K. Govind Rao for allegedly snatching a gold chain from an elderly woman during her morning walk. The accused was traced using technical evidence, and the stolen chain was recovered. Investigation is ongoing.
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The death of a first-year postgraduate doctor at Osmania Medical College has triggered protests and raised concerns over work pressure and mental health. While family alleges harassment, officials deny receiving complaints and attribute no undue workload