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An unidentified man, believed to be in his fifties, was found dead under suspicious circumstances on railway tracks between Ghatkesar and Bibinagar. The GRP suspects he either fell from a train or was run over. Investigation is ongoing.
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The decomposed body of an unidentified woman, believed to be aged between 25 and 35, was found stuffed in a trolley bag in Bachupally. Police suspect she was murdered elsewhere and are reviewing CCTV footage to trace the killer.
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Despite Central approval in December 2024, seven new Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas in Telangana have not become operational. The schools have been excluded from JNVST 2026 admissions, leaving parents and students disappointed and questioning coordination between the Centre and State.
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During the course of the meeting, heated arguments took place between BRS and BJP corporators when Samala Hema, BRS corporator from Sitaphalmandi blamed the Central government's intelligence failure for the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. The BJP corporators swiftly reacted and demanded an apology from the BRS corporator for blaming the Centre.
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BRS MLC K. Kavitha accused the Congress of politicising the Kaleshwaram inquiry to target KCR and warned of mass protests. She questioned the silence on Andhra’s river projects and criticised the BJP for failing Telangana on irrigation concerns.
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The Bharat Forecasting System (BFS), developed by IITM, enables hyperlocal weather forecasting with 10-day lead times. With a 6.5-km resolution, it surpasses global models in predicting rainfall, promising major advances in disaster preparedness and agricultural planning in India.
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The patient Karan, was undergoing treatment in the hospital’s psychiatric ward. In the early hours of Tuesday he was found unresponsive by the staff. Immediately the duty doctors were informed, who attended to the patient and tried to resuscitate him, said Dr R Anitha
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A private travel bus rammed into a stationary lorry from behind resulting in death of the bus driver and a female passenger
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The dairy farmers demanded payment of bills for the milk collected from them. The bills were pending for three months
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The senior Indian women’s national team suffered a second narrow defeat at the hands of Uzbekistan, going down 0-1 in the second of two FIFA Women’s International Friendlies at the Padukone-Dravid Centre for Sports Excellence in Bengaluru
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The severe depletion of groundwater levels this summer created favourable conditions for private water tanker operators to thrive in their business
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Hyderabad Globe FC recorded a thumping 7–1 win against Fateh Hyderabad FC in the TFA A-Division Rahim League football championship at the Sreenidhi Deccan Arena here on Tuesday
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Telangana Sports Authority Chairman Shivsena Reddy congratulated Telangana athlete Navya, who has been selected for the 90 km ultra-marathon to be held in South Africa on June 8
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Clean sweeps by Kanak Jha and Sreeja Akula set Jaipur Patriots en route to a 9-6 win in the IndianOil Ultimate Table Tennis (UTT) Season 6 on Tuesday, despite a late, spirited fightback from Stanley’s Chennai Lions in Ahmedabad
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Calls upon Indian-American IT stakeholders to explore the possibility of creating job opportunities in Tier-II cities, with a long-term goal
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Six new vocational courses, including AI & ML, Cloud Computing, Big Data Analytics, Biomedical Engineering and Cyber Physical System and Security, introduced from this academic year
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Nine other patients, who needed intensive care, were shifted to Osmania General Hospital (OGH) for treatment.
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Police Commissioner CV Anand noted that dharnas, rallies, and protests are frequent occurrences in Hyderabad, and arresting women during such events has often presented challenges.
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Several BRS leaders, including MLA Madhavaram Krishna Rao, Errolla Srinivas, Y Satish Reddy and Manne Krishank, accused the Revanth Reddy government of double standards. They questioned why flexis of Congress and BJP leaders were allowed to remain for months while those of BRS leaders were promptly removed.
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The check posts which will be manned 24X7 will have armed policemen, local police and a team of veterinary doctors to check the fitness of the cattle being brought to the city from districts
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Seven newly sanctioned Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) in the state still remain only on paper. The JNVs will not only miss the forthcoming academic year, but they will also not be admitting students for the academic year 2026–27
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Government reportedly clears proposals for a 50 to 60 per cent hike in market value of both agricultural and non-agricultural lands; registration charges likely to increase by two per cent
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With the beneficiaries not selling the fine rice on black market, the PDS rice mafia is in a dilemma over their future