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The TGPSC stated that the information possessed by the candidate was unrelated to any of the questions, resulting in the decision to disallow the candidate from continuing the examination.
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Telangana State Legal Services Authority member secretary, Ch Panchakshari said sex workers were also citizens of the country and have all the rights.
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Sixty-four-year-old Alamuri Krishna Kumari was returning from her evening walk near Eco Country Apartment when a suspect snatched her 3-tola mangalsutra and fled on a scooter. She sustained minor neck injuries during the incident.
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The program was a collaborative effort between the Cyberabad Police Band Wing and the Indian Army Band Wing, showcasing their skills and honoring the sacrifices of police martyrs.
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"It is heartbreaking to see police families on the streets. This is the first time in history that police officers have had to protest for their rights," they said
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Speaking after distributing shoes to students at Mulkanoor Model School in Chigurumamidi mandal on Saturday, the Minister emphasized that simply providing shoes and midday meals would not alter students' lifestyles.
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Several candidates who appeared for the examination conducted in 46 centres on Saturday reported that DI questions to be too lengthy besides requiring extensive calculations to arrive at the answers
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The protesting women demanded the State govt follow the police policy of TN and K'taka States. The TGSP personnel should be allowed to serve at one place for at least five years and the number of leaves in a month should be increased, they said.
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Gattu Sampath expressed shock upon receiving a bill of ₹1.47 lakh for an eight-year period all at once. He attributed the bill to the negligence of NPDCL officials in issuing monthly electricity bills for his power consumption.
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In a significant move, nearly 100 Congress members from Kodangal joined the BRS at Rama Rao's residence in Nandinagar. During the event, he remarked that a rebellion against the Congress government had started in Kodangal, which is Revanth Reddy's constituency.
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The police found some young people doing bike stunts and racing on public roads by obstructing the general public and shouting loudly and causing a nuisance.
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Farmers seeking a fair price for their produce agreed to sell cotton to private traders for ₹6,840 per quintal. The process went smoothly on the second day, with traders purchasing around 10,000 quintals of cotton on Saturday, according to Marketing department officials.
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Dīpāvalī festival is also observed as the New Year Day of the Hindu Calendar.
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Vijay has announced that the conference will unveil the TVK's ideology, principles, and goals. He will also address the party's stance on various issues and outline strategies for party cadres and supporters
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Public universities were converting regular courses to self-finance courses and charging fees from students, they said, urging the TGCHE to convert self-finance courses to regular programmes.
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Jeevan Reddy, already displeased with the legislator's joining, is now grappling with the ongoing murders of his supporters. His close aide, Maru Ganga Reddy, was murdered on October 22, and another follower, Naresh from Katikenapalli in Dharmaram, was killed by an opponent on June 2. Despite the differing reasons behind these killings, Jeevan Reddy is struggling to cope with the loss of his followers.
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Hearing about the protest, the SP visited the Battalion. As he was interacting with the agitating cops, one of the constables fell at his feet pleading for justice
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SP Gaush Alam said that the police and youngsters gave away their blood for patients of RIMS-Adilabad as part of the ongoing police martyrs commemoration week held at Adilabad, Boath, Ichoda and Utnoor.
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At an event, awards were presented to traffic volunteers for their efforts in managing traffic and ensuring commuter safety
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Police reported that Zahir Hussain (22), Irshad (20), and Moiz (19), from Bejjur mandal, drowned while attempting to take a dip in the river. Irshad and Moiz were cousins, and Zahir was their friend. The three, along with Qasim, had gone to a picnic spot by the river to swim.
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Summoned to the police station over a land dispute, Muthyalu reportedly requested more time to finish his ongoing farm work, but the police did not respond favorably. He alleged that ASI Koti Singh, influenced by his neighbor Raja Bhaskar, assaulted him without provocation. Muthyalu claimed that the ASI visited the disputed site, verbally abused him, and then physically attacked him.
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After the registration department’s decision, residents of the two districts are concerned about whether their properties are on Waqf land, with many seeking legal options. Waqf land includes property donated by Islamic followers and is currently managed by the Waqf Board on behalf of the community.
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A programme was scheduled at Rotibanda thanda under Dudyala mandal in Kodangal constituency by the district administration to seek villagers’ opinion on the establishment of pharma village
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Despite losing the first two Tests against New Zealand, India remains at the top with 98 points from 13 matches, while Australia follows in second with 90 points. However, India’s points percentage fell to 62.82 after their first home series loss in over a decade, with Australia close behind at 62.50.