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Forest Department officials to meet temple authorities to make the premises plastic-free as devotees dump plastic waste and leftover food
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ABVP national executive member and Telangana Universities coordinator Jeevan charged that the circular to impose ban on protests was undemocratic and reflected dictatorship attitude of the VC
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Several hopefuls are hoping to land a berth while a few existing Ministers are keeping their fingers crossed on their future
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Relief from heatwave-like conditions from March 20-24 when Hyderabad and other parts of State are expected to receive thundershowers
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From PJTAU, BRAOU, UoH to OU, the varsities that are supposed to be hubs for academics and research turned into site of protests over issues ranging from land allocations and auction, to protest ban
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Given the State's poor revenue flow and rising debt, it remains to be seen how much of this vision can be realistically funded
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Accuses Congress government of misleading public on debts, blaming previous BRS regime to cover up its inability to fulfil electoral promises
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Says this financial year's budget will be closed on March 31 with a shortfall of Rs 70,000 crore against total budget estimate of Rs 2.91 lakh crore
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An unidentifed person intruded into the house and decamped with diamond rings and Rs 2.2 lakh cash
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A student sustained severe head injuries when two students clash with each other during a volleyball match at Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Residential College in Khanapur town
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Expected to become a lifeline for Adilabad district, the major irrigation project was accorded administrative approval by the BRS government at an estimated cost of Rs 368 crore in November 2015. No progress was seen in the last one year due to lack of funds
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According to the police, Muzammil prior to demonetization of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 currency notes had Rs. 30 lakh but his family did not get it exchanged in banks due to fear of income tax issues
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Many birds, and animals also die due to lack of water during summer. To save their lives by doing their bit, Citizen for Animals (CFA) has been placing water bowls across Hyderabad and its outskirts
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In a statement on Sunday, OU Registrar Prof. G Naresh Reddy clarified that the circular issued on March 13 does not enforce a complete ban on student protests or agitations in open areas within the university.
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The awareness walk also included a flash mob, drawing the attention of visitors at KBR Park and educating them about glaucoma and its treatment, according to a press release. The week-long initiative focused on raising awareness about glaucoma through social media campaigns, practitioner workshops, and continuous medical education (CME) sessions.
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Despite this claim, scammers are exploiting the excitement by selling tickets through a website that appears to be fraudulent. This site falsely claims affiliation with Live Nation, a well-known American ticketing company that does not operate in India.
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The BRS leaders had announced that they would oppose the Chief Minister's visit to Station Ghanpur. Accordingly, the police took several BRS leaders and cadre into preventive custody
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Padma and her husband, Badanna, residents of Devarakadra in Mahbubnagar district, were waiting on Shamshabad Road when a heated argument erupted between them. In a fit of rage, Badanna pushed his wife in front of a moving RTC bus.
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The girl who is a student of standard ninth was into friendship with a juvenile boy. A few days ago, her friend allegedly morphed some photographs of the victim and showed it to her. He then threatened her and sexually abused the victim.
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Referring to a recent meeting between military authorities and GHMC, Commissioner, over the issue of excision and merger of civilian areas of SCB with areas under GHMC, the Federation members said that it welcomes the move by authorities to meet for resolving the issue but does not endorse any proposals to close existing roads.
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"Instead of strengthening Singareni, they are systematically dismantling it. This is nothing short of a death sentence for workers' rights": BRS working president
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BRS working president charged the government with breaking its promise of upholding democratic rights and the right to protest, terming the move as the most evil act against student protests
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Claims beneficiaries of different welfare schemes and development programmes will be his voters
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Blames BRS for obstructing development and instigating protests over land issues in places like Lagacherla