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Sai Vani, a 36-year-old nurse in Khammam, was allegedly murdered by her husband Gogula Bhasker Nereda during a dispute. Their 14-year-old daughter was injured while trying to intervene, and the eight-year-old son fled. Locals apprehended the accused before police arrived.
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BRS MP Vaddiraju Ravichandra condemned the Telangana Congress government for allegedly filing false cases against K. T. Rama Rao over the Formula E-Race event. He accused Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of political vendetta and affirmed the party’s faith in the judiciary.
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The Enforcement Directorate has launched system-generated summons featuring QR codes and unique passcodes to curb fraudsters circulating fake notices. Citizens are urged to verify ED summons online and stay alert to avoid falling prey to digital arrest scams
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Hyderabad police took Immadhi Ravi, alleged mastermind of the iBomma piracy network, into custody from Central Prison, Chanchalguda. Ravi, who earned hundreds of crores through movie piracy, is under investigation for illegal investments and collusion with betting platforms.
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Former minister T. Harish Rao visited Chukka Ramaiah, founder of IIT Ramaiah Study Circle, to celebrate his 100th birthday. Rao praised Ramaiah’s lifelong dedication to education, social service, and public welfare, highlighting his enduring impact on thousands of engineers.
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A Hyderabad man, Saif Mohammed Shah, was stabbed by a group of teenagers while trying to prevent theft at a convenience store in Burwood, NSW. AIMIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi urged the External Affairs Minister to ensure treatment and legal action.
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Twenty-six e-commerce platforms have voluntarily declared compliance with India’s guidelines to remove dark patterns. The CCPA praised the step as exemplary and urged other online businesses to conduct audits, promoting transparency, consumer protection, and ethical digital practices.
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In Shamshabad, Hyderabad, a goldsmith, Samir Das, was injured by pellets from an unknown assailant firing an air gun after a dispute over auto fare late Wednesday night. Police have registered a case and formed special teams to identify the suspects.
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In Sonbhadra, a woman filed a case against her husband and seven relatives, alleging triple talaq, dowry harassment, assault, and eviction from their home. Authorities registered an FIR against all eight, including her husband and in-laws, following the complaint
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao visited families of over 40 Telangana residents who died in a Saudi bus accident, assuring support, and also felicitated Padma Shri educationist Chukka Ramaiah on his 100th birthday, praising his contributions to quality education and IIT aspirants.
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BRS leader T Harish Rao accused Congress CM A Revanth Reddy of deliberately filing false cases against party working president KT Rama Rao, including over the Formula E event, calling it political vendetta aimed at demoralising BRS leaders ahead of local body polls.
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The ED has provisionally attached Rs 1,400 crore worth of ADAG-linked properties, taking total attachments in the case to nearly Rs 9,000 crore. The action comes amid a FEMA probe involving Anil Ambani, who has skipped multiple summons in the Jaipur–Reengus project investigation.
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Washington Governor Bob Ferguson declared an emergency after a leak shut down the Olympic Pipeline, threatening jet fuel supply to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The order temporarily relaxes driving-hour limits for fuel transporters to maintain airport operations amid uncertainty over pipeline repairs
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India-born female cheetah Mukhi gave birth to five cubs at Kuno National Park, marking the first successful reproduction by a cheetah born in India. Madhya Pradesh CM hailed the event as a historic milestone for Project Cheetah and wildlife conservation.
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The US has approved over US$ 90 million in defence sales to India, including Excalibur projectiles and Javelin missile systems. Washington said the deal strengthens bilateral strategic ties and enhances India’s precision-strike and defence capabilities without affecting the regional military balance
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LinkedIn research reveals that 91% of Hyderabad SMBs are adopting or planning to adopt AI solutions, with equal optimism for business growth. AI is driving hiring, marketing, and operations, while platform credibility and data security emerge as key competitive advantages.
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Amazon India will launch Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses on November 21, 2025, as part of its growing premium wearables portfolio. The product features AI-powered hands-free functionality and will be available with same-day delivery, no-cost EMI, and exclusive launch offers.
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Amazon Pay has launched its three-week ‘Impossible Travel Deals’ festival, offering up to 20% off on flights and 60% off on hotels from November 18 to December 9, 2025. The fest includes limited-time international deals, Prime member cashbacks, and special 8PM offers.
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An India Justice Report study reveals over 50,000 children remain stuck in slow juvenile justice processes, with 55 per cent of cases pending across Juvenile Justice Boards. Despite a decade of reforms, shortages in judges, oversight, data systems and child care facilities persist nationwide
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Sonam Kapoor announced her second pregnancy on Instagram, sharing photos of herself cradling her baby bump in a hot-pink suit. The actress, who welcomed her first child Vayu in 2022 with husband Anand Ahuja, had sparked pregnancy rumours in October.
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A major mishap was averted at Kacheguda Railway Station when an RPF constable rescued a passenger who slipped while getting off a moving train. The constable’s quick action prevented the man from being dragged under the train. The passenger sustained minor injuries.
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Meta has begun warning thousands of Australian users under 16 to download their data and prepare for account removal ahead of a nationwide social media ban for minors beginning December 10. The move affects Facebook, Instagram and Threads, with age-verification measures introduced
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Family members in Mancherial alleged that negligence by doctors at a private hospital caused the death of their four-month-old baby. They protested outside the facility demanding action. Police said no case was registered as no formal complaint had been received.
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The Supreme Court extended till December 4 its stay on trial court proceedings against Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case over alleged derogatory remarks against the Army during his 2022 Bharat Jodo Yatra. The bench deferred hearing after an adjournment request and sought responses from the UP government and complainant.