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Recognizing Israel's global leadership in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Cyber security, Sridhar Babu urged for collaboration in these domains to benefit Telangana.
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Providence Global Centre defeated Aurobindo Pharma Ltd by 76 runs to clinch the CII Telangana Corporate Cricket Premier League title at KLR Cricket Ground, Balapur, Hyderabad, on Friday.
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P.V. Srikanth, Director and Head of BIS Hyderabad, inaugurated the program, emphasizing the importance of adopting safety standards to protect the well-being of workers. V.V. Sasi Kumar, retired Deputy Chief Inspector of Factories and Secretary of the National Security Council, Telangana Chapter, conducted a session on the urgent need for effective safety measures in industries, highlighting strategies to reduce occupational hazards.
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Consumptive use of water refers to the portion of water that is used and not returned to its original source. This includes water that evaporates, becomes part of products or crops, or is consumed by people or animals, making it unavailable for reuse in the same form. Understanding consumptive use is essential for effective water management, as it helps assess the true demand and availability of water resources.
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On Thursday night, the cashier closed the account and left some cash in the counter for the following day's business. According to the police, the thieves broke into the shop after midnight by drilling a hole in the wall using hand tools and drilling machinery. They then forced open the cash drawer, stole the money, and also took several liquor bottles from the racks.
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The convict, B Anjaneyulu (27), a construction worker from NTR Nagar in LB Nagar, repeatedly stalked and harassed the girl. Despite warnings from her family, he persisted in his actions.
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20-years-old student Mali Rishikesh from Karimnagar gets a new lease of life
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The building also includes a podcast studio, mobile journalism (MoJo) studio, creator studio, an immersive VR-XR studio floor, and a state-of-the-art Apple Lab. Additionally, it boasts advanced editing and post-production facilities, complete with industry-standard software applications, as stated in a press release.
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Jacqueline Fernandez, dressed in a stunning faux-fur coat and wings, poses alongside her beloved rescue dog, Yolo—who is also the inspiration behind her Yolo Foundation. The image, carrying the powerful message “Be an Angel for Animals: Adopt! Don’t Shop,” was donated by Fernandez. It was captured by renowned photographer Suresh Natarajan, with styling by Chandini Whabi.
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The court, which had reserved its decision on November 20 following a petition by Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader Patnam Narender Reddy’s wife, delivered its verdict on Friday. Shurthi, the wife of the former MLA, had challenged the registration of three First Information Reports (FIRs) for the same incident. Justice K. Lakshman, after considering the arguments presented by Reddy’s counsel, decided to quash two of the FIRs.
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The second episode of The Rana Daggubati Show will feature Siddhartha Jonnalagadda, better known as Siddhu, alongside actress Sreeleela. During the episode, Siddhu and Rana playfully pressed Sreeleela to share details about her Bollywood debut. While she initially tried to dodge their questions, Sreeleela eventually confirmed the news, saying, “That is true. This will be my first time working in Bollywood. It’s new and different.”
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About 14.5 kgs of marijuana, and 6 mobile phones, all together worth Rs 3.9 lakh was seized.
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If the consumers who have used OTS pay the outstanding principal amount before this deadline, there is no need to pay any interest or late fee. If they pay after the deadline, they will have to pay interest and penalty on the pending bills.
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After reviewing the petition filed by actor Akkineni Nagarjuna, the court issued orders to register a case against the Minister, besides issuing summons to her to appear in person on December 12
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The initiative aims to address the high fees charged by corporate and private junior colleges while also simplifying the admission process. The new online portal, set to launch next year, will enable students to apply to multiple junior colleges—including government, corporate, and private institutions—through a single click.
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Those interested in organising events shall apply for permission by visiting cybpms.telangana.gov.in web portal on or before December 15, 2024, for issuing the same, officials said in a press release.
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The luxurious 156-room hotel, nestled in the heart of the city, offers bespoke, legacy-inspired experiences.
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The specialized programme has been designed to support early-career teachers from social science disciplines across UGC-recognized Indian universities, colleges, and research institutes, addressing the critical need for advanced digital marketing education in academic circles.
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The UGC rolled out accelerated and extended degree programmes, enabling students to either shorten or extend their course duration by earning additional or fewer credits
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The hyper mart was inaugurated by actor and politician, Nandamuri Balakrishna who has been associated with the hyper mart as the brand ambassador
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The water vapor therapy, which was launched in Thursday at AINU, Banjara Hills, essentially uses steam, delivered via injection, to target and shrink the excess prostate tissue compressing the urinary tract.
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The initiative will highlight the unique bacterial species found in the country and emphasize their critical roles in environment, agriculture and the human health.
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Hyderabad was chosen as the host for HCL Cyclothon due to its thriving cycling culture and its commitment to fostering cycling-friendly infrastructure, including extensive dedicated cycling tracks.
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A team of surgeons from various medical specialties, including neurology, neurosurgery, critical care, and ICU, successfully performed 25 Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgeries in just 24 days, with two procedures conducted on the same day. Dr. Dhanunjaya Rao Ginjupally, a senior neurosurgeon at Apollo Hospital who led the procedures, highlighted that performing DBS under general anesthesia eliminates the discomfort associated with awake surgeries while maintaining accuracy comparable to frame-based techniques using microelectrode recording.