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The EAGLE team and Alwal police conducted a decoy operation at a grocery store in Alwal and found the owner allegedly selling tobacco products to minors. A case has been registered against the accused, and further investigation is under way.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy drew criticism after claiming HYDRAA was inspired by Adolf Hitler's alleged liking for the word 'Hydra', despite no historical evidence supporting the assertion. His remarks and comparisons involving demolitions triggered disbelief, controversy and political debate.
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KNRUHS has directed all medical colleges in Telangana not to charge additional fees during the internship period or deny internships to eligible students. The university warned that any violation of government orders, NMC regulations or fee norms would invite action.
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Rains lashed several parts of Hyderabad and districts across Telangana on Saturday, bringing relief from intense summer conditions. The showers, seen as a sign of the monsoon's arrival, cooled temperatures and provided much-needed respite to residents across the region.
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The long-awaited six-lane Bachupally flyover is expected to open in June, providing major relief to commuters travelling towards Cyberabad. The project, delayed beyond its original schedule, is set to improve connectivity, reduce congestion and ease daily travel for thousands.
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Hyderabad has emerged as one of India’s fastest-growing data centre markets, with live capacity more than doubling since 2022. Strong investments by Microsoft, AWS and Oracle, along with a 1.9 GW project pipeline, are driving the city’s transformation into a hyperscale and AI infrastructure hub.
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The Telangana government is preparing to transfer the Government Engineering College at Kosgi to JNTU-Hyderabad, citing operational challenges. The institution has faced faculty shortages, infrastructure constraints and declining student enrolment, prompting a rethink of plans for additional government engineering colleges.
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TGFDC donated two electrical buggies and hand therapy equipment to NIMS Hyderabad. The donation is expected to improve patient comfort, accessibility and the overall quality of healthcare services
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Fresh panic erupted in Ameerpet on Saturday after smoke was seen rising from a building damaged in Thursday's major fire. Firefighters quickly responded and doused the smoke. Officials suspect leftover combustible material reignited due to residual heat inside the structure.
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More than 5,000 cyclists will participate in World Bicycle Day celebrations across Hyderabad, Chandigarh and New Delhi on June 7. Hyderabad will host the largest event, with former Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu flagging off a ride featuring over 2,500 participants.
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The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau caught a Wakf Inspector in Nalgonda district while allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs. 10,000 for submitting a factual report related to a mosque's registration. The accused was arrested and produced before a special court in Hyderabad.
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Gachibowli-based Saito Sushi has introduced Hyderabad’s first Sushi Pop, a portable, push-pop-style sushi roll designed for easy, mess-free consumption. The innovative concept aims to make sushi more accessible and convenient for students, office-goers and first-time diners.
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A 57-year-old woman died after falling into an open lift shaft at an apartment building in Khairatabad, Hyderabad. The incident occurred when the lift door reportedly opened before the cabin arrived. Her infant grandson was injured and is undergoing treatment
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Chandrayangutta police booked an auto-rickshaw driver for allegedly carrying 14 passengers in a dangerously overloaded vehicle. A viral video triggered the action, leading to charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Motor Vehicles Act for negligent and dangerous driving.
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Malkajgiri police will seal two spa and massage centres allegedly involved in immoral activities. Commissioner B. Sumathi said 47 cases were booked during a special drive, including cases under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, and warned strict action against repeat offenders.
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Hyderabad Police conducted a citywide inspection of lodges and hotels under Operation Kavach on Friday night. Around 5,000 personnel participated in the drive to verify occupants’ credentials and records, while police also announced action against motorists using earphones while driving.
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A Sudanese passenger admitted to Gandhi Hospital's Ebola isolation ward after developing a mild fever upon arrival at RGIA has tested negative for the virus. Hospital authorities said the patient will be discharged soon, while two other test reports are awaited.
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Malkajgiri Commissionerate police have booked 46 cases against illegal spa centres after inspecting 113 establishments in a special drive in Hyderabad. The highest number of violations were reported in LB Nagar Zone, with 17 cases registered.
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The Centre's decision to liquidate Adilabad Cement Corporation of India plant while reviving Vizag Steel exposes a stark regional disparity and discrimination against Telangana’s industrial growth
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has forwarded a complaint against HYDRAA Commissioner AV Ranganath to the Telangana Chief Secretary for necessary action. A copy of the communication, relating to a grievance filed by Aedla Sudhaker Reddy, was circulated on social media.
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The TGGDA has withdrawn its protest after Health Minister Damodar Raja Narasimha assured them of a fair resolution to their demands. Outpatient services, which were suspended for a day, will resume from Saturday.
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Grand preparations have been completed for Telangana Formation Day celebrations in Kuala Lumpur on June 6. KT Rama Rao has arrived to attend the event as chief guest, with Telangana NRIs, Telugu associations and community leaders expected to participate in large numbers
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Relatives of two men declared brain dead in Hyderabad have donated their organs under the state-run Jeevandan initiative. The donations, facilitated with a green channel by traffic police, helped nine patients in need across different hospitals.