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A private electrician, Goduru Lasmanna, died after falling from a pole while installing street lights in Sirsanna village, Adilabad. He was reportedly hired by NPDCL staff. Police have registered a complaint
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A Mee Seva centre in Nalsabgadda, Sangareddy, was seized for issuing fake birth certificates. Tahsildar Jayaram confirmed the charges and warned strict action against others involved in such malpractice
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Issue a 15-day ultimatum for clearance of pending bills related to ‘Mana Ooru-Mana Badi’ works; condemn favouritism towards big contractors
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CM Revanth Reddy promised one lakh jobs in 2.5 years, defended Congress schemes, and vowed to bring Godavari waters to Tungaturthy while launching the ration card distribution programme in Nalgonda
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Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka and Minister Srinivas Reddy released Krishna river water from Palair reservoir for kharif crops, assuring timely completion of pending projects and full irrigation to 2.53 lakh acres
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Despite a 2017 proposal to establish a steel plant at Paloncha, the revival of NMDC’s sponge iron unit remains stalled, with local leaders and unions renewing their demand for urgent action
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The cable wire snapped off at the third floor and the lift fell to the ground floor at Beeramguda Kaman in RC Puram mandal; several women sustained fractures
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A computer awareness programme was held at the Government School for the Visually Impaired, Darulshifa. NIEPVD lecturer Dr Srinivas Reddy urged students to embrace technology. He lauded the State’s digital education efforts and called for inclusive, barrier-free infrastructure in schools.
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Suhaas Preetham clinched five gold medals, while Johanna Shiju won the girls’ 100m freestyle title at the Hyderabad District Swimming Selection Trials held at Gachibowli Aquatics Complex
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Poor rainfall and delayed irrigation in Telangana have stalled Kharif sowing, with only 42.5 per cent of the target area cultivated. Farmers fear crop losses if rains don’t improve soon. Officials warn that cotton, chilli, and paddy crops are at risk
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Kolkata Police's SIT is probing key contradictions in the alleged rape case at IIM Calcutta, including mismatched entry timings, the victim’s professional claims, and conflicting statements from the victim and her father, as the accused remains in custody till July 19
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NITI Aayog said India’s exports to the US could gain significantly as Washington imposes steep tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico. India is also negotiating tariff relief and trade concessions during bilateral talks aimed at finalising a trade pact
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The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a plea against the Uttar Pradesh government's plan to merge over 100 low-enrolment primary schools. The petitioner argues the move violates children’s right to education and could harm access to schooling in rural areas
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Following a fatal Air India crash, airlines like Etihad have begun inspecting fuel switch locking mechanisms on Boeing 787s. The AAIB report pointed to unintentional fuel cut-off, possibly due to malfunctioning switches—highlighting a risk previously flagged by the FAA in 2018
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The M4 Mac Mini proves itself as a capable gaming machine, running titles like Hades, AC Shadows, and Control smoothly. With increasing macOS support and Apple Silicon optimisation, gaming on Mac is no longer a compromise—it’s a growing possibility
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BRS leader K.T. Rama Rao expressed anguish over the suicide of a fifth-grade student at a Gurukul hostel in Yadadri-Bhongir district, blaming the Congress government for neglecting school infrastructure and student welfare. He warned of public backlash if no action is taken.
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Doctors at NIMS Hyderabad successfully performed a complex dual surgery—pulmonary endarterectomy and tricuspid valve repair—on a 30-year-old CTEPH patient. The free surgery was done under Aarogyasri and marks one of six such successful procedures at the hospital recently
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The Health Ministry has mandated “oil and sugar boards” in all central government eateries to raise awareness about sugar and fat content in common snacks like samosas and jalebis
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Russia is set to welcome up to one million skilled Indian workers by year-end to offset a labour shortage in its industrial hubs. The Sverdlovsk region, home to major defence industries, is among the areas expecting the migrant influx
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The Supreme Court stressed the need for self-regulation of free speech on social media while hearing a plea by Wazahat Khan, booked over objectionable posts. The court may consider issuing guidelines to curb divisive content without enforcing censorship
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Human skeletal remains were found in a locked house near Nampally market, Hyderabad, on Monday. The house had reportedly been shut for over seven years. Police have launched an investigation and are yet to confirm the identity or cause of death.
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India’s wholesale price inflation entered the negative zone in June 2025 after 19 months, declining by 0.13 per cent due to falling food and fuel prices
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Indian astronaut Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla is returning to Earth on July 15 after 18 days on the ISS. His mission included key experiments for India’s Gaganyaan project, earning praise from leaders across parties as a proud national achievement
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The Indian government told the Supreme Court it has limited influence in Yemen to stop nurse Nimisha Priya’s execution on July 16. Convicted of murder, she may only be saved if the victim's family accepts blood money under Sharia law