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A real estate broker was arrested in Kumram Bheem Asifabad for allegedly duping a man of Rs 17 lakh by promising to sell land in Kagaznagar using fake documents. Police registered a case and cautioned the public to verify land records
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Following the alleged surrender of Maoist leader Thipiri Tirupati, his niece Thipiri Suma released a video and letter in Jagtial expressing the family’s emotional appeal for his return. She highlighted the hopes of aged parents and relatives
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A seventh standard student of Telangana Sports School in Hakimpet reportedly attempted suicide at the hostel on Sunday afternoon. He was rushed to a private hospital and is undergoing treatment. Senior officials of the Department of Sports visited the hospital
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Farmers in Adilabad expressed disappointment over the delay in Rythu Bharosa benefits. They recorded selfie videos and sent them to Rahul Gandhi and the Governor, urging immediate release of crop investment support as financial pressure mounted
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Kolagani Srinivas assumed charge as the new Mayor of the Municipal Corporation of Karimnagar on Sunday. He performed pujas, signed his first file on drinking water and development works, and assured efforts for the growth of all divisions
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Officials are expecting to close the year recording tax revenue growth at around 13 per cent. They did not rule out the possibility of the growth confining to single digit when the revised estimates for 2025-26 are presented in the upcoming State Budget for next financial year of 2026-27
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BRS leaders staged a protest in Nagarkurnool demanding justice for a BC family after a two-month-old baby died following an alleged caste-based assault. The party accused police of inaction, while the NHRC registered a case based on a complaint
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A Ferrari lost control and collided with multiple vehicles at Jubilee Hills near actor Balakrishna’s residence on Sunday morning. Several people were injured. The driver cited brake failure and steering lock. Police will examine the vehicle with the RTA after registering a case.
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At a Gadwal TG GCET centre, Class V students were mistakenly given Class VI question papers, delaying the exam from 11 am to 1:30 pm. The issue, traced to the printing press, was resolved, and over 94% of students appeared.
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BRS working president K T Rama Rao accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of diverting Telangana’s resources to the Congress leadership in Delhi. He alleged failure to implement welfare promises, rising debt and misuse of public funds, and urged people to remain vigilant
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Dr D Balasubramanian, noted biophysical chemist from Hyderabad, was felicitated on CCMB’s 10th Founder’s Day. Scientists recalled his contributions, including his tenure as Director and his efforts to integrate science and arts at CCMB and LV Prasad Eye Institute.
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The YSR Congress Party has sought a probe by the Election Commission into a late night rise in Andhra Pradesh Assembly poll turnout. Senior leader S Sailajanath alleged irregularities, while the Telugu Desam Party rejected the claims and called them baseless
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The Indian Union Muslim League has criticised the Students Federation of India for organising a beef festival against the film ‘Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond’. IUML leader P M A Salam termed the protest provocative and accused the CPI(M) of misleading voters
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Kshatriya Karni Sena chief Raj Shekhawat has threatened filmmakers over movies he claims target Sanatan Dharma. He objected to upcoming films and announced protests, while police have registered FIRs linked to the controversy
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Preeti Kidney Hospitals inaugurated a 50-bedded super speciality centre at Suchitra, Kompally, featuring advanced SSI Mantra Robotic Surgery System 3.0 and 160-Watt Holmium Laser technology. The facility aims to provide specialised kidney care for residents of North Hyderabad.
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The joint cartoon anthology Akshintalu by senior cartoonists Surendra and Gajjela Mallareddy was launched in Hyderabad on Sunday. Writers, journalists and artists praised the book for its sharp political and social commentary and its emotional depth
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Former Assam Congress chief Bhupen Kumar Borah joined the BJP in Guwahati in the presence of state leaders. Several Congress workers also switched sides. Borah said he was hurt by the Congress leadership’s response to his resignation
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Three women from Arunachal Pradesh have alleged racial abuse and intimidation by their neighbours in south Delhi’s Malviya Nagar following a dispute over repair work. Police have registered an FIR under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
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Global technology companies have announced massive investments in artificial intelligence projects linked to India during a major summit. Firms including Amazon, Microsoft, OpenAI and Nvidia pledged billions to support data centres, infrastructure and innovation, boosting India’s global tech ambitions
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The body of 27-year-old Mohd Amer was found burnt near Himayatsagar, Rajendranagar, early Sunday. Police have begun an investigation, but forensic doctors suggest it may be a suicide, citing no internal injuries or signs of struggle at the scene.
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Vysyaraju Jewellers inaugurated its new Dilsukhnagar showroom, attended by Anupama Parameswaran. The store offers flat 6% wastage on 22KT gold, IGI-certified diamonds from Rs 49,500 per carat, and special silver discounts, available for a limited time.
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Intermediate Public Examinations in Telangana will begin on February 25, followed by SSC exams from March 14. Over 10 lakh students have enrolled. The Board has set up 1,495 centres and issued QR code-enabled hall tickets to help students locate exam centres easily.
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A 25-year-old man, Syed Muzammil Hashmi, died five days after being attacked with iron rods and sticks in Mailardevpally. Police have altered the case from attempt to murder to murder after his death. Several persons were allegedly involved in the assault.
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Allu Arjun reunited with Kajal Aggarwal after 19 years at the Filmfare Awards South, where he also won Best Actor (Male) – Telugu for Pushpa 2: The Rule. The actor thanked fans and dedicated his seventh Filmfare award to them.