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Chemists and druggists across Telangana joined a nationwide strike against online pharmacies, alleging unfair practices and lack of regulation. While standalone medical shops shut down, hospital-attached pharmacies, Jan Aushadhi Kendras, and large chains like Apollo and MedPlus continued operations.
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Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla reviewed higher education reforms in Telangana and called for stronger academic standards, research, innovation, and employability outcomes. He announced an upcoming detailed review meeting with Vice-Chancellors to address institutional, academic, and infrastructure-related challenges.
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The Telangana Gazetted Junior Lecturers Association has urged the State government to announce a transfer schedule for junior lecturers and staff of government junior colleges. Despite the lifting of the ban on transfers, the Intermediate Education Department has not issued a schedule.
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Banjara Hills police arrested a Mallepally resident for allegedly using a fake vehicle registration number to evade traffic challans. The fraud led to fines being wrongly issued to another vehicle owner in Rajendranagar. Investigation is underway to trace the original registration.
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The Telangana High Court has directed civic and traffic authorities to intensify action against illegal parking and pavement encroachments in Hyderabad after citizens raised concerns over shrinking road space, blocked footpaths, worsening traffic congestion, and increased risks for pedestrians and emergency vehicles.
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The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence seized 8.705 kilograms of hydroponic ganja worth Rs 3.05 crore from two passengers arriving from Bangkok at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. The contraband was concealed in bottles and food containers. Both accused were arrested under the NDPS Act
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Southwest Airlines has opened a Global Innovation Center in Hyderabad to strengthen its global business and technology operations. The facility will focus on AI, analytics, engineering, and digital platforms, supporting the airline’s long-term growth and operational efficiency through its India subsidiary.
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Hyderabad Police arrested 66 suspects and seized hundreds of ghost SIM cards during ‘Operation Octopus 3.0’, a nationwide crackdown on cybercrime networks allegedly involved in sextortion, impersonation, and digital arrest scams linked to fraud worth over Rs 101 crore.
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Jr. NTR pointed out that the names of his birds reflect his immense love for Japan
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The Musi River Development Corporation Limited has accelerated boundary demarcation and pillar installation works along key stretches of the Musi River despite ongoing protests by civil society groups opposing land acquisition linked to the ambitious Musi Riverfront Development project in Hyderabad.
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DRDO successfully completed trials of the ULPGM-V3 missile in air-to-ground and air-to-air modes near Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh. Developed entirely within India’s defence ecosystem, the missile system is now considered ready for immediate serial mass production.
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Hyderabad-based businessman Srikanth Badiga has been re-elected to the Board of Directors of the World Free Zones Organisation for a second four-year term from 2026 to 2030. The election took place during the organisation’s annual assembly and global congress in Panama.
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Researchers and public health experts are promoting potassium-enriched low-sodium salt substitutes as healthier alternatives amid rising hypertension and cardiovascular disease risks in India. Studies indicate the substitutes can significantly reduce blood pressure without altering the taste of traditional Indian cuisine.
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Police have added a fresh charge under BNS Section 238 against POCSO accused Sai Bageerath for allegedly destroying digital evidence. Investigators suspect he erased data from his mobile phone and social media accounts, with forensic analysis currently underway.
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The Institution of Engineering and Technology has launched the 10th edition of the IET India Scholarship Award for undergraduate engineering students across India. Applications are open till June 15, with a four-stage selection process including tests and presentation rounds.
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Telangana continued to experience intense heat conditions as temperatures soared between 40°C and 44.8°C across districts on Tuesday, according to IMD data. Adilabad remained the hottest, while several areas in Hyderabad also recorded above-normal temperatures amid persistent summer heat.
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A young woman was allegedly abducted by four unidentified men in Attapur, triggering panic among local residents. Police are examining CCTV footage and investigating all possible angles, including whether the woman knew the men involved, while efforts continue to trace her.
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A major fire broke out at the Org Chem chemical factory in Medchal during the early hours of Wednesday, sending thick smoke and massive flames into the air. Firefighters controlled the blaze after intensive efforts, while police and fire officials began an investigation.
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Meerpet police arrested six members of a pseudo police gang for allegedly posing as Special Operations Team personnel and extorting money from a lorry carrying rice. The gang reportedly collected Rs 80,000 and threatened the victims with criminal cases
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Selection Trials will be conducted over a period of 14 days for the shortlisted applicants
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The Telangana Sarpanches Joint Action Committee (JAC) has submitted its 11th appeal to the State government during the Prajavani programme, demanding clearance of long-pending dues.
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Fuel prices in Hyderabad have been increased again, marking the second hike in four days. Petrol now costs Rs 111.77 and diesel Rs 99.89, following earlier revisions on May 15.
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Water supply in several areas of Hyderabad was disrupted after a major pipeline from Patancheru to Hyder Nagar was damaged during NHAI road-widening works. HMWSSB has initiated emergency repairs, with Managing Director K. Ashok Reddy overseeing the restoration efforts.
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Traffic authorities relocated a 40-year-old Peltophorum tree from Begumpet’s Shyamlal junction as part of junction improvement works. Officials said the initiative aimed to improve traffic movement and safety while preserving the city’s green cover through scientific translocation methods.