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GHMC began relocating 277 stray dogs from Hyderabad government hospitals following a Supreme Court order. The dogs will receive sterilisation, vaccination, and medical care at GHMC Animal Care Centres to ensure public safety in hospitals and other sensitive public areas
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BRS leader Bodhan Mohammed Shakil Aamir alleged that Congress is pressuring Imams in Jubilee Hills mosques to ask Muslim voters to support their candidate in the November 11 bypoll. He urged the community to stay united and reject political manipulation
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Hyderabad Narcotics Police caught several students from a reputed hotel management college in Begumpet after confirming drug use on campus. Six students tested positive for marijuana and were sent for rehabilitation. Parents requested leniency, promising cooperation with police authorities
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A 57-year-old man was beaten to death with sticks and iron rods after trying to pacify a fight between municipal workers at KPHB, Hyderabad. Police have arrested three of the accused and launched a manhunt for the remaining suspects
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Redevelopment of Malkajgiri Railway Station in Hyderabad under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme is almost complete. The Rs 27.61 crore project includes a new Foot Over Bridge, improved facilities, lifts, modern façade, and amenities for passengers and divyangjan travellers
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The Military College of Electronics and Mechanical Engineering (MCEME), Hyderabad, held an award ceremony for 23 officer cadets of the TES-46 course. The Commandant honoured top performers and urged them to embrace discipline, innovation, and tech-driven military leadership
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The three-day Kalaa Spandan Art Fair opened at Kalinga Cultural Centre, featuring over 2,000 artworks by 100 artists from across India. Showcasing a blend of contemporary and traditional styles, the exhibition offers free entry and runs until Saturday
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According to the data available with the School Education department, around 8,000 government and local body schools continue to have 16,000 excess teachers. However, 3,000 schools are facing a shortage of 4,000 teachers
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Congress Ministers, including Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, focused on rhetoric and attacks on BRS during the Jubilee Hills by-election, sidelining the Six Guarantees and key welfare promises that brought the party to power in Telangana two years ago.
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A 42-year-old constable from Filmnagar police station, K Srikanth, died by suicide at his home in Uppal. Family members said he faced financial issues. He had not reported to duty since October 23. Police are investigating the case
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BRS leader Jagadish Reddy said voters in Jubilee Hills would choose development over Congress’s tactics, accusing Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of misconduct, verbal abuse, and surveillance of the opposition. He demanded an inquiry into alleged irregularities at government offices
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Telangana CM Revanth Reddy dismissed claims that the Jubilee Hills by-election is a referendum on his government, calling it a test of performance. He highlighted Hyderabad’s development projects, downplayed BJP’s criticism
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District Election Officer RV Karnan briefed poll officials on vote-counting procedures ahead of the November 14 Jubilee Hills by-election. Officials underwent training on ECI guidelines, counting rules, and accurate handling of postal ballots and EVM votes
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Telangana private professional colleges called off their five-day bandh after a meeting with Deputy CM. FATHI and State officials reached an agreement, and a committee will review dues. Exams disrupted during the closure will be rescheduled promptly
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With three days to go for the Jubilee Hills by-election, Congress and BRS engaged in a high-voltage campaign. BRS leaders exposed intimidation, destruction, administrative collapse under Congress; highlighted Revanth Reddy’s administrative failures
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao challenged CM A Revanth Reddy over the Jubilee Hills bypoll, highlighting BRS achievements and alleging Congress misrule. He urged voters to deliver a decisive verdict to ensure implementation of the six guarantees and curb corruption
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Telangana Government Advisor Mohd Shabbir Ali campaigned at a mosque ahead of the Jubilee Hills bypoll, urging the Muslim community to vote and emphasising that electoral participation ensures their collective voice and influence in a democratic system
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Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar criticised cricketers Suresh Raina and Shikhar Dhawan after reports emerged of an ED probe into their alleged promotion of online betting platforms, urging celebrities to act responsibly and guide the youth positively
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The District Election Office has intensified awareness efforts in Jubilee Hills ahead of the November 11 bypoll, targeting a 60 per cent voter turnout through special initiatives, enhanced accessibility, and home voting facilities for senior citizens and differently-abled voters
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Civil society organisations in Hyderabad have demanded Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s removal, accusing him of making anti-Muslim remarks during a campaign speech. They urged the Muslim community not to support the Congress in the upcoming Jubilee Hills by-election