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Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP president Nitin Nabin are expected to campaign for party candidates in the Telangana municipal elections scheduled for February 11. The BJP hopes to strengthen its position as an alternative to the ruling Congress and opposition BRS ahead of the 2028 Assembly elections.
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The BRS launched a one-lakh signature campaign seeking the merger of Secunderabad Cantonment Board with civic corporation, accusing BJP and Congress leaders of politicising the issue and creating public confusion instead of pursuing it collectively
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The disqualification case against Khairatabad MLA Danam Nagender has entered a decisive phase, with Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar scheduling a hearing on January 30. Notices have been issued to Nagender, petitioner Padi Kaushik Reddy, BJP leader Maheshwar Reddy, and their counsel.
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Hindustan Institute of Engineering and Technology signed an MoU with Air India at Wings India 2026 to launch an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Cadet Programme, aimed at training licensed engineers to meet the airline’s expanding fleet and maintenance needs
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The Telangana government has decided to proceed with its plan to merge several sub-registrar offices along the Outer Ring Road into integrated complexes, despite opposition from Sangareddy and Patancheru MLAs.
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Millat Model High School, Chilkalguda, celebrated its annual day “Umeed – The Hope” with cultural performances including skits, dance, drama, martial arts and yoga. A specially-abled student’s participation underscored the importance of inclusive education.
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BRS leader T Harish Rao has accused the Telangana government’s Excise Department of running a liquor-linked racket involving irregularities of nearly Rs 45 crore, alleging manipulation of microbrewery licences and retail shop allotments to benefit politically connected individuals
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Fourteen students of a private school were injured when their bus overturned on Moinabad Road near Mrugavani National Park on Wednesday. Police said the accident occurred after a tyre burst, causing the vehicle to hit a divider and overturn.
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The Indian Air Force’s Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team (SKAT) and the UK-based Global Stars Aerobatic Team enthralled audiences with breathtaking aerial manoeuvres at the inaugural of Wings India 2026 in Hyderabad. The air show continues till January 31, with tickets priced at Rs 944.
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Over 10,000 power employees across Telangana staged a dharna outside the TGSPDCL corporate office in Hyderabad, protesting against the management’s unilateral transfer policies.
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Hyderabad’s skyline is changing fast with hundreds of skyscrapers rising across IT corridors. Here’s what’s driving the boom, what’s at risk, and how it could reshape the city.
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Wings India 2026, South Asia’s largest civil aviation event, opened in Hyderabad with participation from 131 companies, including Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, HAL, Air India and IndiGo. The event showcased 34 aircraft and helicopters, with HAL unveiling its civil aviation strategy to expand its footprint from 6 percent to 25 percent.
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HMRL’s new Nampally Multi-Level Parking, India’s most advanced facility, accommodates 250 cars across 10 floors. Equipped with the PALIS automated system, vehicles are parked and retrieved using smart cards. Parking charges start at Rs 35 per hour.
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Hafsal Chandunapparambil Habeeb, a most-wanted drug trafficker supplying ecstasy, cocaine, MDMA, and OG Weed in Telangana, was arrested in Kerala by the EAGLE team. His arrest disrupts the inter-state narcotics supply chain.
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HAL has completed missile and firing trials for the Tejas Mk1A aircraft and is ready to deliver five jets to the IAF this financial year. Delivery delays have slowed the fleet expansion, while Tejas Mk2 is expected in 2027.
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HAL plans to raise civil aviation’s share of its revenue to 25% over the next decade. The company will focus on Dhruv-NG helicopters, Hindustan 228 aircraft, and the proposed production of Russian SJ-100 regional jets.
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Due to redevelopment work at Chennai Egmore station, the Charminar Express will temporarily operate from Chennai Beach instead of Tambaram. The South Central Railway said the change will be in effect for select dates between February and April.
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Yadadri police conducted an awareness programme in villages affected by tiger movement, urging residents not to harm the animal. Officials said the tiger has attacked cattle but no humans, and warned of strict action under wildlife protection laws.
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Hyderabad-based agri-fintech firm Dvara E-Registry has won the Fintech for Bharat Award 2025 for using data, AI, and climate intelligence to improve access to agricultural credit for small and marginal farmers across India.
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Kolkata-based amateur radio enthusiast Ambarish Nag Biswas has been selected for the 2025 ARRL International Humanitarian Award. The honour recognises his contribution to community service, disaster communication and search and rescue efforts through amateur radio
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The BRS has objected to the hurried schedule for upcoming municipal elections, accusing the State Election Commission of undermining democratic norms. The party cited a narrow nomination window, festival clashes and delays in voter list-related processes
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Habib’s Hair & Beauty Salon has opened its 27th outlet in Telangana at Kukatpally. The brand plans to expand further, aiming to launch more than 20 new salons across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh by March 2027.
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Residents of Abdullapurmet are demanding safe pedestrian crossings on the busy National Highway, citing risks to students and locals. With schools, hostels, and colonies on both sides, residents want a foot-over-bridge to prevent accidents and fatalities.
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AKSI Aerospace Group launched its ‘Skyshipper’ cargo drone at Wings India 2026 in Hyderabad. The UAV can carry up to 30 kg and is designed for commercial, medical, and industrial logistics. The company also showcased military and manufacturing capabilities.