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According to the police, the accused Sanjeeva Reddy, Rathod Ravindar and Sudhakar, allegedly created a fake document showing that they had an agreement with the owners of the 57 acres to purchase the entire land.
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Panasa Laxmi (52) died on the spot when she came into contact with a fence, erected on her neighbour’s farm.
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The SCR said the special train services include 07515 Nagarsol – Pandharpur departing on July 16, 07516 Pandharpur – Nagarsol on July 17.
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Making a joint statement along with Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer, PM Modi said a blueprint for cooperation over the coming decades has been prepared.
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This two-level planning could be necessitated in view of the relatively narrow stretch and presence of underground/overhead utilities on both sides of the road and a big religious structure on the right side in this stretch.
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The proposed ethanol manufacturing plant along with a co-power generation unit at Ankusapur in Kaghaznagar mandal is likely to spell trouble for tigers and efforts to protect wildlife in the region.
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The government has cut the approval time for electricity connection for electric vehicle charging stations to three days for metropolitan areas from seven days earlier and seven days in municipal areas from 15 days.
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The employees association stated that the idea of handing over electricity supply to private companies was not in the interest of power utilities, consumers and employees.
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The MoU aims to facilitate the conservation and digitization of Ayurvedic manuscripts housed at Tunjan Pandulipi Bhandar.
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As Satyanarayana lost the floor test, the municipal authorities will soon hold a council meeting to elect the new chairman. With a majority of the councillors belonging to the BRS, the party is likely to win the post.
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The bench headed by Justice S.R. Krishnakumar adjourned the matter to Thursday after issuing a notice regarding the petition to the jail authorities, Kamakshipalya police, and the state government.
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Karkapatla Shekhar alias Yesu (30) and Sowmya (25) died, allegedly by suicide consuming pesticide at Itikyal in Jagadevpur mandal.
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The University of Hyderabad, in collaboration with the Fernandez Foundation, has launched first-of-a-kind online certificate course for Birth Care Practitioners (Birth Doulas) starting on Thursday.
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Collector Rajiv Gandhi Hanumanthu directed officials to set up a control room for management of disease outbreaks and coordination of preparedness to handle health emergencies.
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The film tells the story of a young diplomat from a prominent family of patriots who finds herself embroiled in a dangerous personal conspiracy.
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The present DGP Ravi Gupta is transferred and posted as Special Chief Secretary to Government, Home Department.
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This move is part of the ministry's effort to mitigate the environmental impact of coal combustion and promote the reuse of fly ash in various applications.
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The journalist was reportedly on a mock live when the police picked up at the university main library despite repeatedly informing the officers that he was a journalist.
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With the dwindling forest area and lack of prey base and scarcity of water inside forests in the district, wild animals are venturing out into human inhabitations in erstwhile Medak quite frequently, posing a serious threat to the life of both the humans and domestic animals.
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The students told the police that Harinath had consumed some poisonous substance and went to the third floor of the building from where he jumped.
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Raaj Kumar Anand joined the BJP in the presence of its Delhi President, Virendra Sachdeva, and National General Secretary, Arun Singh.
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According to Ramagundam Commissionerate’s Task Force, Nine traders were arrested on charges of gambling in a hotel on Tuesday. Rs 1.78 lakh was seized from them.
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The actor's team has confirmed that she has suffered an intertrochanteric hip fracture and is receiving the best possible treatment at a medical facility in Hyderabad.
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The Chief Minister is treating job notifications as mere formalities, without understanding the aspirations of scores of unemployed youth, says BRS leader RS Praveen Kumar on Wednesday.