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Sanju Samson scored an unbeaten 101 as Chennai Super Kings defeated Mumbai Indians by 103 runs in an IPL clash. Akeal Hosein picked four wickets, helping CSK dominate MI, who collapsed to 104 all out in 19 overs
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A local court in Goa has issued a non-bailable warrant against right-wing speaker Gautam Khattar for alleged derogatory remarks against St Francis Xavier. Despite notices, Khattar failed to appear before investigators, prompting police action. His brother, Madhav Khattar, has been arrested in Uttarakhand and remanded to custody.
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The Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC) e-auction at Osman Nagar saw unprecedented bidding, with plots fetching up to 30% above reserve prices. Plot No 1 achieved Rs 51.25 crore, while Plot No 6 secured Rs 44 crore.
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A 28-year-old woman in Nashik has filed a complaint against self-styled godman Maheshgiri alias Mahesh Dilip Kakde, alleging sexual exploitation and threats. The woman, who was taken to Kakde’s mutt by her parents for personal issues, was told she was under the influence of black magic.
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The US sought to contain controversy after President Donald Trump reposted remarks calling India a “hellhole”, with officials clarifying he considers India a “great country”. India reacted cautiously, as diplomatic efforts aimed to defuse tensions triggered by the post
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The Election Commission of India reported record-breaking voter turnout in the 2026 Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu and Phase-I polling in West Bengal. Tamil Nadu registered 84.69 per cent turnout, surpassing its 2011 record, while West Bengal achieved an extraordinary 91.78 per cent. Female voters outpaced male participation in both states, signalling a strong trend of women’s electoral engagement.
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Bengal and Tamil Nadu recorded record voter turnout in Assembly polls amid clashes, attacks on candidates and intense political rivalry. While Bengal neared 92 per cent and Tamil Nadu crossed 84 per cent, counting is scheduled for May 4
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A passenger at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport was caught by CISF officials while attempting to smuggle foreign currency worth Rs 9.62 lakh to Dubai. The CISF team, acting on suspicion, examined his baggage and found US Dollars, UAE Dirhams, and Saudi Riyals.
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The indefinite strike by TGSRTC employees in Telangana took a tragic turn when a bus driver, Shankar Goud, died after self-immolation at Narsampet bus stand in Warangal. His death has intensified the agitation, with union leaders accusing the government of indifference.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee declared that the Trinamool Congress is already poised for victory after the first phase of polling, which saw a turnout of nearly 90%. At rallies in Kolkata and Tollygunj, she vowed to unite opposition parties against the BJP in Delhi.
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The IT rules do not silence voices directly; they create conditions in which silence is safer. And when speech is placed under watch, democracy itself begins to fade from view
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The Telangana government has decided to approach the CBI for a detailed investigation into alleged irregularities in the Kaleshwaram project, following the High Court’s ruling that rendered key findings of the Justice PC Ghose Commission “inoperative.”
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A TGSRTC driver from Miryalguda depot attempted self-immolation at the Nalgonda depot amid the ongoing strike. Ravula Venkanna carried petrol in a bottle and poured it on himself while employees were raising slogans.
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An RTC driver, Shanker Goud, sustained 81 percent burns after attempting suicide during a protest at Narsampet depot in Warangal. He was shifted to Yashoda Hospitals in Hyderabad in critical condition. BRS leaders visited MGM Hospital demanding immediate government intervention.
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The Malkajgiri traffic police in Hyderabad carried out a special enforcement drive targeting motorists using mobile phones while driving and vehicles with unauthorised sirens. A total of 1,070 cases were booked, resulting in fines amounting to Rs. 10.55 lakh.
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The Abid Road police registered a case against Shaik Mustafa for allegedly altering his scooter’s registration number to evade traffic challans. Following a complaint, police tracked Mustafa’s scooter through surveillance cameras and booked him.
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The Drugs Control Administration (DCA), Telangana, has issued show cause notices to 75 medical shops in Hyderabad for violations related to the sale of weight loss drugs, including Tirzepatide and Semaglutide formulations.
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Women cricket internationals Md Shabnam and Pangi Karuna Kumari were felicitated by RVVK Prasad Memorial Cricket Trust in Visakhapatnam. The event marked the 80th birth anniversary of RVVK Prasad, with cash awards and tributes to his contribution
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Sreenidi Deccan FC will take on Rajasthan United FC in their opening match of the Championship Stage. The team aims for a strong start after a recent loss, with players and coach confident of securing three points
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India welcomed Japan’s decision to review its defence equipment and technology transfer rules, calling it a boost to bilateral security cooperation. MEA said defence ties remain a key pillar of the India–Japan strategic partnership, supporting tech and industrial collaboration
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The Telangana Basketball Association will host the Players Conclave 2026 in Hyderabad on April 24. The event will bring together stakeholders, announce TJBL player selections, and focus on developing grassroots basketball and professional opportunities in the state
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India’s ambassador to the US Vinay Mohan Kwatra said India’s transformation is driven by strong economic growth, governance reforms, digital and physical infrastructure, and technological innovation. He highlighted deepening India–US ties and India’s goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047
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HMWSSB has introduced barcode tracking for water tankers in Hyderabad to prevent misuse and improve monitoring. Managing Director K Ashok Reddy said CCTV cameras and round-the-clock supervision will ensure better tanker operations amid rising demand
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BJP candidate Agnimitra Paul alleged that her vehicle was vandalised by Trinamool Congress supporters during the first phase of West Bengal polls. She accused the ruling party of election violence as unrest was also reported from Murshidabad