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Priyanka Chopra, speaking on Karan Johar’s chat show Koffee With Karan, recalled a humiliating incident where an air host stopped her from using the first-class restroom, assuming she wasn’t a first-class passenger. After realizing his mistake, the crew member apologized.
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The Andhra Pradesh government has deposited Rs 1 lakh each into the bank accounts of 333 Hajj pilgrims who departed from the Vijayawada embarkation point, fulfilling Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s election promise. Pilgrims expressed gratitude to the government and offered prayers for the state’s welfare.
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India’s first bullet train corridor, the Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR), is nearing completion and will serve as a standardised model for future projects. Covering 508 km with 12 stations, the train will run at 320 kmph, cutting travel time to under two hours.
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Capgemini has temporarily shut its Bengaluru daycare facility after viral videos allegedly showed caregivers abusing toddlers. Two nannies have been arrested and the IT firm says it is reassessing all daycare providers across India. Karnataka’s Home Minister condemned the incident, stressing zero tolerance for such acts.
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The Gnana Saraswathi Devasthanam at Basar recorded Rs 1.06 crore in offerings from devotees between May 13 and July 1. The hundi counting also yielded gold, silver and foreign currency.
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The two-day ASTHRA 2.0, a national-level engineering creativity and innovation competition, was inaugurated at BVRIT, Narsapur. Prof Chandrashekar Sharma of IIT-Hyderabad urged students to transform classroom learning into practical innovations and embrace emerging technologies like AI and Data Science.
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Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University-Hyderabad has announced grace marks for UG, MBA and MCA students admitted under R22 regulations, aligning with practices followed in earlier batches.
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A 27-year-old woman in Hyderabad was saved from a rare and life-threatening Caesarean scar pregnancy at BirthRight by Rainbow Hospitals. Initially misdiagnosed as a miscarriage, the condition went undetected for over a month, putting her at risk of severe haemorrhage and infertility.
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Heavy rain forced the abandonment of the TG20 League championship match between Palamuru Strikers and Warangal Warriors at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium on Friday night. Both teams received one point each, ending their hopes of qualifying for the playoffs
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TGSRTC has recorded a sharp rise in digital ticketing, with UPI payments becoming the preferred mode of fare collection. The corporation generated Rs 505.95 crore through UPI transactions in 11 months, with daily collections now averaging Rs 2.5 crore.
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Congress workers from Nawabpet Mandal staged a protest at Gandhi Bhavan in Hyderabad against MLA Kale Yadaiah, accusing him of sidelining long-time party members and obstructing organisational appointments.
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Nava Limited distributed cheques worth Rs 2.77 lakh to women at its Nava Women’s Empowerment Centre in Paloncha, Kothagudem, as part of its CSR initiative.
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The Congress government has ordered a vigilance probe into allegations of 40 lakh tonnes of coal going missing from Singareni, following sustained attacks by the BRS.
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Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy cautioned farmers in Telangana about possible challenges to agriculture this Kharif season due to the El Nino effect. He noted that the southwest monsoon has weakened, with the state recording 22 per cent less rainfall in June, delaying sowing in several areas.
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The viral Rs 370 biryani controversy exposes how the absence of consent education and emotional literacy allows harmful ideas about masculinity and entitlement to take root
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao has announced that he will sponsor the education and empowerment of 50 economically disadvantaged young women as part of his 50th birthday initiative.
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The BJP, whose rise in national politics is largely attributed to the Ram Janmabhoomi movement, owes the country an explanation over allegations of misappropriation of Ram temple donations and valuables
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Osmania University has increased academic service charges for 2026–27, with hikes ranging from 20% to 100%. Fees for condonation, certificates, and admission transfers have been revised, drawing criticism from students and faculty over rising financial burden.
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Left-wing student organisations in Kothagudem have opposed the Congress government’s move to merge 27,000 schools into 4,000 clusters, terming it detrimental to public education. They have announced a statewide bandh of educational institutions on July 10.
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The Telangana High Court has restored the auction sale of a Jubilee Hills property belonging to film producer Bandla Ganesh and his father, overturning a Debt Recovery Tribunal order that had annulled the sale.
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The Telangana High Court has adjourned by a week a writ petition alleging that schools run by Salar‑e‑Millat Educational Trust were built within the Full Tank Level and buffer zone of Salkamcheruvu in Hyderabad.
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BRS general secretary RS Praveen Kumar has challenged the Congress government to investigate his nine-year tenure as Gurukul Secretary, asserting that no wrongdoing has been found despite 18 months of scrutiny.
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The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board has launched a pilot project to purify city drains and water bodies using Japan’s Bio-Lace technology. Officials said the method, being tried for the first time in India, has shown significant improvement in water quality.
