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A woman arriving from Dubai was caught at Hyderabad's RGI Airport with 12 kg of hydroponic cannabis. DRI officials found 6 kg in her baggage, and another 6 kg in a misplaced bag. She was arrested under the NDPS Act
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A real estate businessman, Sirigiri Ramesh, was found murdered near Vemulawada temple town in Rajanna-Sircilla district. His throat was slit, and police suspect a land dispute. One accused, Venkatesh, is reported to have surrendered to the police.
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This Santosh Singh movie is derived from the short story of Ruskin Bond, “The Eyes Have It”. It is one of the finest new movies that brings up the absolute glimpses of an unusual meeting between a blind musician and an aspiring theatre artist.
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Are you willing to get into an exhilarating ride in Tehran, which is one of the most powerful spy thrillers?
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A man named Banda Shankar stabbed his wife Manjula to death at her sister's house in Kushaiguda, Hyderabad. He suspected she was having an affair. After promising to reconcile earlier that day, he killed her at night and ran away
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Marking six years of The Family Man, Manoj Bajpayee teased Season 3 on Instagram. The actor also stars in recent releases Inspector Zende and Jugnuma, exploring dark and dramatic narratives.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will visit Morocco on September 22 to inaugurate India’s first overseas defence factory and sign an MoU to deepen bilateral cooperation in defence, strategy, and industry.
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Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar said Bengaluru's potholes are not created intentionally but are caused by nature and heavy rain, amid BJP protests and criticism over worsening road infrastructure.
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Mauritius IT Minister Dr Avinash Ramtohul praised India's C-DOT lab for its disaster alert and telecom innovations, urging stronger bilateral collaboration in emergency communication, cybersecurity, and next-gen network technologies.
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Two inmates escaped Jaipur Central Jail using a rubber pipe, triggering fresh concerns about prison security. The facility has previously faced scrutiny over threats to Rajasthan CM and illegal mobile phone use.
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Hyderabad officials have warned of drug peddlers using QR codes to connect with consumers via encrypted apps. The latest modus operandi, first seen in Europe, has emerged in India, with buyers directed to neighbouring States for delivery of narcotics.
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A massive surprise check at Hassannagar under Attapur police limits led to raids on belt shops, a gas refilling centre, and gutkha units. Hyderabad police also seized 55 two-wheelers and six autorickshaws during the 300-personnel operation.
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The Apollo Institute of Hospital Administration hosted SAKCON 2025 in Hyderabad, in collaboration with CAHO. The fourth edition of the student conference highlighted sustainability and green healthcare, attracting over 500 delegates and 100 research abstracts from across India.
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The 3rd AHPI Leadership Summit opened in Hyderabad, uniting healthcare, policy, and industry leaders to discuss people-first leadership, financial sustainability, and strategic planning in the age of high-tech healthcare. The two-day event aims to place patients at the core of reforms.
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A trader was caught by police while allegedly delivering urea to farmers at night in Bhupalapatnam village, Sirpur (T) mandal. Though the trader had valid documents, authorities said action would be taken for violating fertilizer distribution rules.
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In Narayanapur village, Asifabad, a woman was allegedly hacked to death by her husband over a family dispute. The 38-year-old victim died on the spot. Police are investigating the incident and awaiting a formal complaint to determine the motive.
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A diarrhoea outbreak in Mohanpur village, Darbhanga, has claimed two lives and hospitalised over 75 people. Authorities blame contaminated water and poor sanitation, urging residents to maintain hygiene and seek treatment.
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Telangana’s 42% BC reservation row has left both Congress and BJP politically vulnerable. Congress faces delays due to presidential assent and Supreme Court scrutiny, while BJP’s criticism failed to resonate, highlighting uncertainty ahead of local body elections.
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Tamil Nadu has launched an underwater archaeological exploration at ancient Poompuhar to uncover evidence of its historical maritime significance, aiming to connect Tamil literature with scientific discoveries and global trade links.
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The ICC announced match officials for the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 league phase. Claire Polosak and Eloise Sheridan will umpire the opening India-Sri Lanka match, joining an all-female panel of 14 umpires and four match referees from nine countries.
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The cult classic Shiva starring Nagarjuna and Amala will be re-released in theatres on November 14. Produced by Annapurna Studios and directed by Ram Gopal Varma, the 1989 blockbuster is being presented in 4K with Dolby Atmos sound.
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Four people, including a woman, her son, and a neighbour, along with an eight-year-old girl, drowned in separate rain-related incidents in Rayachoti, Andhra Pradesh. Heavy rainfall and strong water currents caused the fatalities. Police have registered cases.
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Hyperemesis gravidarum during pregnancy raises the risk of mental health issues by over 50%, including post-partum depression, psychosis, and PTSD. Severe HG can cause metabolic disturbances, underlining the importance of mental health support and specialist care.
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US tech firms like Microsoft have urged H-1B and H-4 visa holders abroad to return before the September 21 deadline when the $100,000 annual fee takes effect. The rule could increase costs and impact Indian professionals in US tech companies.