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Hyderabad police on Thursday arrested three persons, including two rowdy-sheeters, for allegedly robbing an auto driver at knife-point in Vattepally.
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The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth ₹55.57 crore belonging to AAP leader Sanjeev Arora, his family and associated entities in a money laundering probe linked to an alleged ₹100 crore GST fraud involving mobile phone sales and bogus export transactions
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The government has lifted all restrictions on non-domestic packed LPG supplies and partially restored bulk LPG distribution after improvements in global supply conditions. The move follows easing tensions in West Asia and is expected to provide significant relief to industrial and commercial consumers
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The Hyderabad Traffic Police have imposed traffic restrictions and diversions in the old city on Friday for the historic Bibi-ka-Alam procession. The curbs will be in place from 12 pm to 10 pm, with vehicles and buses rerouted through alternative paths.
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The Centre of Excellence for Human and Wildlife Conflict Management, Coimbatore, has invited entries for a logo design competition promoting harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife. The winning entry will become the institute's official logo and earn a cash prize of Rs. 25,000.
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The Telangana government will finalise locations for Indiramma housing projects within the CURE limits by June 28 and release a detailed scheme brochure in July. It plans to construct one lakh houses this year, with women beneficiaries receiving ownership rights.
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NCERT has dismissed allegations of saffronisation in its new Class 6 Kannada textbook, clarifying that 'Krishna' refers to the Krishna River and not a religious figure. The council also rejected claims that the book promotes vegetarianism or ignores Karnataka's cultural diversity
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Hyderabad e-Champions defeated Ranga Reddy Risers by six wickets in the Sreenidhi University TG20 League. Abhirath Reddy’s 99 off 45 balls led the chase of 196, with key support from Shanmukha Ashwin and Yashveer Goud in a dominant finish
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An Intermediate second-year student went missing from a social welfare residential college for girls in Rebbena mandal of Kumram Bheem Asifabad district. Police launched a search after CCTV footage showed the girl leaving the campus by scaling the compound wall.
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GHMC Commissioner and District Election Officer R.V. Karnan reviewed the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Hyderabad on day one. The exercise involves door-to-door distribution of enumeration forms under BLO supervision, with officials directed to ensure transparency and smooth implementation.
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Bunker Busters defeated Hyderabad Golfer United 3.5–0.5, while Dasos by Mahi edged Chamundi Boulder Hills Tigers 2.5–1.5 in the T9 Challenge Cup semifinals at Boulder Hills. Both teams advanced to the final after strong performances in match play formats
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Nalgonda Speed Strikers defeated Hyderabad Hurricanes 54–42 in the girls’ Under-15 category, while Warangal Stallions secured a 74–54 win in the boys’ category at the Telangana Junior Basketball League matches held at Kotla Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy Indoor Stadium
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The government has amended the Passports Rules, 1980, revising the fee structure for passport applications effective July 1, 2026.
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The Telangana Cricket Association has urged the BCCI to suspend the Hyderabad Cricket Association’s administration, citing governance and transparency concerns. It has also pointed to ongoing investigations and court petitions questioning the removal of judicial oversight appointed by the Telangana High Court
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Police rescued 15 calves and arrested two persons during a vehicle check at Yamnampet in Ghatkesar. The animals were allegedly being transported illegally from Tuni cattle market to Hyderabad. The calves and vehicle were seized, and an investigation is underway.
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India has named a 60-member wrestling squad for the 2026 Asian Under-15 and Under-20 Championships in Thailand. The contingent will compete in freestyle, Greco-Roman, and women’s events from June 27 to July 5, aiming for strong medal performances
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The death toll from the ammonia gas leak at a seafood processing unit in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur has risen to 11. A high-level probe found critical safety failures, including a non-functional emergency alarm system, inadequate worker training and poor dormitory conditions
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The Indian U-21 men’s hockey team will tour Belgium for six matches against Austria, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands from July 7–17, 2026. The exposure tour under coach Frederic Soyez aims to prepare the squad for the Junior Asia Cup
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The ACB conducted fresh searches in a disproportionate assets case involving suspended Shamirpet Tahsildar T Sucharitha, already in custody for an alleged bribery case. Officials are examining her properties, bank accounts and investments as part of the ongoing investigation.
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Hyderabad Cricket Association’s Sreenidhi University TG20 has appointed music composer Thaman as its official Music Icon. The league aims to enhance its entertainment experience through celebrity associations, including Vijay Deverakonda as brand ambassador, blending cricket with music and fan engagement events
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The Durand Cup will return for its 135th edition in 2026, featuring 24 teams including two foreign sides across five Indian cities. The historic football tournament continues its legacy as Asia’s oldest competition and a key platform for emerging talent
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Sports Village Europa, Barcelona, and Silver Stone Sports Academy, Hyderabad, signed an MoU to promote tennis talent development. The partnership aims to provide international training, European coaching exposure, and competitive opportunities for young athletes to enhance global sporting performance standards
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The Nehru Zoological Park in Hyderabad has reported a surge in animal births, with more than 50 newborns in recent months, including six lion cubs. The rise in numbers across species such as jackals, blackbuck, hog deer and Bengal tigers highlights the success of conservation breeding programmes at the zoo.
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Alwal Police arrested three persons for allegedly duping nearly 100 families by issuing fake double-bedroom housing allotment certificates. The accused collected money promising government houses, while police seized fake documents and said the main accused remains absconding.