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PRTU TS president P. Sripal Reddy and general secretary P. Damoder Reddy met Chief Secretary A. Santhi Kumari on Wednesday to address concerns about the ongoing survey. The teachers had previously requested a conducive environment for the survey, but reported harassment from some officials. Despite the survey being scheduled from 1 pm to 5 pm, they were instructed to conduct it from 7 am to 9 am, 1 pm to 7 pm, and even 7 am to 6 pm on holidays.
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During a press conference on Wednesday, Veerabhadram highlighted the rising unrest in the Chief Minister's home constituency, where the proposed Pharma Village project is facing strong opposition. He urged the State government to recognize that farmers are unwilling to give up their land for the project, noting that the attack on the collector and other officials by farmers was a direct result of this opposition.
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A function was held at Kacheguda railway station to celebrate the opening of the Janaushadhi Kendra, attended by senior railway officials. In his address, the Prime Minister emphasized the government’s commitment to public welfare and national service, noting that Jan Aushadhi Kendras provide affordable medicines to citizens.
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During his visit to the university on Wednesday, the Minister met with Vice Chancellor Prof. BJ Rao, Registrar Dr. Devesh Nigam, and other officials. They discussed government initiatives aimed at promoting education and skill development, aligning with the University of Hyderabad’s vision.
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In its 16th annual avatar, the event saw over 6000 attendees on the first day. The expo commenced with over 100 global and local gaming developers and publishers, showcasing visitors an immersive and interactive entertainment.
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"Despite overcast conditions in Telangana and cyclonic activity along the Andhra Pradesh coast, amateur stargazers in Hyderabad and AP were able to spot Venus. On Wednesday evening, the sky surprised observers as Venus was clearly visible to the naked eye," said N. Sree Raghunandan Kumar, founder secretary and director of the Planetary Society of India.
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To clear passenger rush, the South Central Railway (SCR) will run 26 Sabarimala special trains between various destinations.
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Shikha Goel, Director of TGSCB, stated that the suspects were involved in multiple frauds, including business investment scams, job frauds, digital arrest scams, and courier scams. Those arrested include 38 mule account holders and 10 agents who recruited them to open bank accounts and facilitate cyber frauds in exchange for commissions.
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As temperatures drop and chilly weather prevails at night and early morning, doctors are urging people to take basic precautions to prevent illness in the coming weeks.
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The TGCHE plans to manage engineering admissions under the management quota from the next academic year to enhance transparency and fairness in the process. They will seek State government approval to implement online admissions and to triple the management quota fee.
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As part of the ongoing celebrations, "Nagar Keertan" was taken out on Wednesday from Gurudwara Singh Sabha
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Hasthinapuram, however, held onto a crisp 19.1 degrees Celsius, standing out as the coldest pocket in the area. Humidity stayed on the higher side on Wednesday, peaking at 64 per cent in the morning before dipping slightly to 53 per cent by afternoon.
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The surgery was performed on both sides of the kidney simultaneously using indigenously developed advanced SSI Mantra Robotic system.
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The police informed that all private security agencies must obtain a valid PSARA (Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act) license issued by the Director General of Intelligence, Telangana, to operate legally within the State.
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Even after the office hours close, a self booking kiosk for booking mails weighing up to 4 kg will be available for customers 24x7 at the premises of Hyderabad GPO.
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Train cancellations were caused by a goods train derailment near Peddapalli district on Tuesday night, which disrupted rail services in the area. The incident led to delays and cancellations of several passenger and freight trains starting from early Wednesday.
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The event, designed to raise awareness among young people, emphasized the importance of environmental responsibility and sustainable living. Participants were shown air pollution levels in residential, commercial, and industrial areas through filter paper displays. Noise levels were demonstrated using noise measurement tools.
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Dr. G. Vivekananda, UPSC achiever -2014 and serving as Assistant Director at the Ministry of Defence, addressed the students, offering valuable insights into the UPSC exam process and the immense impact civil servants have on society.
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Dharam Raj Ranka of Satyam Shivam Sundaram Gau Nivas said the Annakut festival is celebrated with lots of variety of food items prepared with love and devotion are offered to God.
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The fall in prices comes despite the ongoing wedding season, typically a period of heightened demand for precious metals
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Prof. Kumar, who convened the first meeting with all university faculty members after assuming charge as VC here, highlighted the need for research excellence, urging faculty to produce quality 3-11 publications that reflect genuine scholarship rather than simply aiming for promotions
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This year’s event promises exciting new features, including enhanced facilities and reduced stall prices, making it more accessible to both exhibitors and visitors
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Aghori said she was upset over the desecration of idols of deities in the temple early this month triggering protests in the area.
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has announced the launch of new direct services between Amsterdam and Hyderabad starting September 2, 2025