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Amee Kamani, Keerthana Pandian, and Natasha Chethan continued their winning runs in the IBSF World Snooker Championships in Doha. Meanwhile, Hussain Khan and Brijesh Damani fight to keep their knockout hopes alive. Pankaj Advani also eyes qualification
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Following the Delhi blast on Monday evening, Hyderabad police tightened security across the city. Patrolling has been intensified in busy areas, with checks at hotels and lodges. Senior officials instructed SHOs to stay alert amid the Jubilee Hills by-election
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Former minister Jogu Ramanna demanded the withdrawal of the new fingerprint-based system for soy procurement, calling it inconvenient for farmers. He urged the government to restore the OTP method and criticised local leaders for ignoring growers’ problems in Adilabad
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The Jubilee Hills bypoll is expected to see over four lakh voters in a high-stakes contest. Polling will be held under tight security, featuring first-time colour photos on EVMs, drones for surveillance, and enhanced personnel deployment for smooth voting
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The Congress government in Telangana is planning to take more loans to fund welfare and development projects. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy said foreign pension funds are willing to lend at low interest rates, subject to Central government approval
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A powerful explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort Metro Station on Monday evening killed eight people and injured several others, sparking panic across the capital. Police and fire teams rushed to the spot as authorities in Delhi, UP, and Mumbai sounded high alert.
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Former cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin assumed charge as Telangana’s Minorities Welfare and Public Enterprises Minister at the Secretariat on Monday, in the presence of family and clerics. Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and other ministers congratulated him on the occasion
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A flock of sheep was attacked by stray dogs at Nelakondapalli town in Khammam district, resulting in the death of 20 sheep. Farmer Mettela Venkanna Yadav said he suffered a loss of Rs.2.5 lakh and sought government assistance.
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Rebarthi village in Siddipet district mourned the death of poet Ande Sri, who rose from humble beginnings as a cattle grazer. Locals and students paid tributes, remembering his warmth and lifelong connection with the village despite settling in Hyderabad
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Congress filed a complaint with Telangana CEO C Sudarshan Reddy against BRS MLA T Harish Rao for holding a press conference and commenting on contesting parties during the election silent period, demanding immediate action for violating the Model Code of Conduct
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Tension gripped Godavarikhani after municipal officials demolished 46 Maisamma temples within Ramagundam Corporation limits. Residents criticised the move for being carried out without consultation, while political leaders and Hindu organisations accused officials of selective action. The issue continues to spark outrage.
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The three-day Model United Nations (SRU-MUN 2025) concluded at SR University, Hanamkonda. Students representing nine international councils debated global issues. Cultural programmes marked the closing ceremony, and outstanding participants received awards for excellence and leadership
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HMDA will hold a pre-bid meeting on November 17 at T-Hub, Hyderabad, for the e-auction of nine plots, including six in Kokapet NEOPOLIS, two in Moosapet, and one in Kokapet Golden Mile. Interested participants can register online
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Nearly 400 outsourcing workers of IIT Hyderabad staged a protest on Monday at the main gate in Kandi, accusing the contractor of delaying salaries. They demanded timely payment, medical benefits, insurance, and fair treatment. Police later intervened and resolved the issue
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Cyberabad police arrested six people for fatally attacking a man outside his KPHB residence. The group, reportedly angry over a prior dispute and under the influence of alcohol, damaged property before the attack. ACP E Ravikiran Reddy confirmed the arrests
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Hyderabad Police have intensified security checks across Jubilee Hills ahead of the by-election, conducting surprise inspections at lodges, hostels and guest houses. Over 1,600 personnel have been deployed to ensure peaceful polling and prevent any illegal activities
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A car explosion near Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi on Monday evening sparked panic and set nearby vehicles on fire. Police and fire officials rushed to the spot as seven fire engines battled the blaze. Investigation is underway.
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West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee calls the state’s acceptance of GST a blunder, alleging the Union government diverted funds to BJP-ruled states. She also criticises SIR, illegal infiltration handling, and announces a cricket stadium in Siliguri in Richa Ghosh’s name
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Filmmaker Kartik Dayanand raised concerns over illegal parking and traffic congestion near Babylon Club in Nanakramguda. Despite Cyberabad Traffic Police acknowledging his complaint, the filmmaker said the issue persisted, urging action to ease congestion in the busy nightlife area.
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India's junior women's hockey team, led by captain Jyoti Singh, will compete in the FIH Women’s Junior Hockey World Cup 2025 in Santiago, Chile. The team, coached by Tushar Khandker, will face Germany, Ireland, and Namibia in pool stages
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Musheerabad police arrested two persons, including Mohammed Ikramuddin, for cheating a man and stealing his iPhone after posing as buyers on an online platform. The suspects rented a flat for a day and escaped with the phone. Police recovered the device
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India’s men’s recurve and women’s compound archery teams advanced to the finals at the Asian Archery Championships in Dhaka. The men’s team defeated Kazakhstan, while the women’s team triumphed over Bangladesh. The finals are scheduled for later this week
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Family members of Kaninde Rathna, who died after a car rammed into a bullock cart at Bazarhathnoor in Adilabad district, staged a protest demanding the arrest of the driver. Police assured action following an investigation, leading to withdrawal of the dharna
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Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan called for establishing the collective singing of Vande Mataram in all classrooms, describing it as a powerful tradition. Addressing Delhi University students, he said it could evolve into a mass movement to inspire future generation