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Quli Qutb Shah Urban Development Authority to restore 'Police Naka' and 'Police Thana' at Puranapul
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Instead of traditional gene mapping, they are utilising Optical Genome Mapping, a technique which captures the entire DNA structure and gives a complete map (or picture) of the genome
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Over 1,700 participants turn out at Gachibowli stadium to raise awareness of child safety and prevention of abuse
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Once in place, the corridor will ensure that commuters reach Future City within 40 minutes from the airport
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It is believed that the pocket where the workers are trapped is only 100 metres away from the rescue teams
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The Telangana & Andhra Sub Area officials were coordinating with the Engineer Task Force of the Bison Division from Secunderabad
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The Governor was briefed on the efforts to ensure the safe return of people trapped inside the tunnel
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The woman was dead by the time help reached them, while the man succumbed in hospital while undergoing treatment
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The two-day coaching session provided young cricketers with a valuable opportunity to enhance their skills under expert guidance. Training for regular Crickingdom students was conducted at St. Michael’s School (Suchitra) on Saturday, followed by a session for students from other schools. Later in the day, St. Andrews School (Keesara) hosted a training session exclusively for Crickingdom students.
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Thota Yadagiri from Nalgonda district finally received the bonus payment that was pending for a long time
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A tribute to womanhood, fitness, and self-expression, the Hyderabad chapter of the Taneira Saree Run was flagged off by Ambuj CEO, Taneira and coach Pramod from JJ Active.
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BRS leader urged the Tribunal to cancel the order which violates Standard Environmental Guidelines of the Union government, and adhere to the existing sand loading timings of 6 am to 6 pm.
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BRS working president has attacked the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre, questioning its inaction on multiple allegations against the Congress government in Telangana
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Rescue operations at the Srisailam Left Bank Canal Tunnel project to save the eight workers and engineers trapped at the roof collapse site, are being closely monitored by the Minister for Irrigation, N Uttam Kumar Reddy, and Minister for Excise, Jupally Krishna Rao
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A woman died on the spot as a private bus on its way from Hyderabad to Nellore collided with a tractor at the Chintapalli bypass on the Addanki-Narketpally road in Miryalaguda town
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Largescale tree felling is reported on Malhar mandal of Jayashankar Bhupalpally district causing extreme concern to environmentalists
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Police reported that the tipper was traveling from Gandimaisamma to Miyapur when the driver collided with a car near Snake Park. The car's driver, P. Naga Vamshi, suffered severe injuries and died on the spot.
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While it is known that States like Maharashtra and Gujarat are already vying hard to bag the opportunity, this time there are reports that the Andhra Pradesh government has also joined the race
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Four teams of National Disaster Response Force intensified rescue efforts on Sunday to save the eight persons trapped when in a tunnel that was being dug as part of SLBC collapsed near Domalapenta
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Rescue teams are facing significant challenges due to mud and water filling the collapsed section of the tunnel. The last 200 meters remain blocked by debris, preventing further progress. Despite reaching the tunnel boring machine, the teams have been unable to move beyond it, struggling to access the final stretch where the trapped workers are located.
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The State government transferred eight IPS officers and gave them new postings
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The NDRF teams travelled into the tunnel in vehicles upto 12 kilometers and trudged for another two kilometers, but found the collapse site completely submerged and full of slush, making it difficult for them to move ahead
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10,006 school teachers will be imparted training, including subject enrichment, pedagogical strategies, evaluation methods and available technological tools for teaching-learning process, in batches for three days
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The special bus services, which will be available from February 24-28, will be operated to 43 Shaiva Kshetras in various parts of the State and other places