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French brand Frank Famous Hot Dog launched its first Indian outlet at Hyderabad Airport, offering its signature Roll-Dog and other menu items. The brand aims to bring a fast, international food experience to Indian travelers, with expansion plans ahead
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SITHA App is a gig-based platform empowering women with flexible, skill-based earning opportunities. It offers verified home services, digital work, and handmade products. Designed with a "Woman First" approach, it helps women balance career and family life with dignity
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Sagar Raju (57), a construction worker from Odisha, had migrated to the city and had been working at various construction sites for the past six years. He was staying alone in a rented house near Peeli Dargah in Chandrayangutta.
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The CDSCO has released new guidelines including a “flush list” of medicines that can be safely disposed of down the toilet to prevent misuse. It also urges State authorities to organise Drug Take Back programs under Biomedical Waste Management Rules
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Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin reviewed Military Hospital Secunderabad, highlighting advancements in healthcare, from digital records to critical care. She commended staff for their dedication and emphasised the importance of military hospitals in both peacetime and operational readiness
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As per speculations in Gandhi Bhavan, in addition to the allotment of portfolios to the three new Ministers, the high command could also approve reshuffling of existing portfolios
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Says polling stations with over 1,200 electors must be rationalised to enhance voter accessibility
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Raises questions on government’s commitment to green power initiatives; a potential for 94 SHP projects with a cumulative capacity of 102.25 MW was identified in the State
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A constable’s service rifle misfired during cleaning at the Police Officers’ Mess in Masab Tank, Hyderabad, triggering brief panic. Masab Tank police have launched an investigation into the incident to determine the cause of the misfire
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Clarifies that Kaleshwaram project was not the decision of an individual, but a unanimous policy decision taken by the Telangana Cabinet at the time
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The Corporation increases prices of both general and student bus passes, with the new rates effective from June 9; fares of Greater Hyderabad and Green Metro AC passes also hiked
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Hydraa Commissioner A V Ranganath visited Durgam Cheruvu to prepare for monsoon floods. He stressed widening the flood canal, tackling encroachments, and diverting water to Malkam Cheruvu. Officials and residents discussed issues from overflowing canals and illegal dumping near Inorbit Mall
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The burglars decamped with cash and gold ornaments worth Rs. 70 lakh from a locked house in Hyderguda, as the house owner N Ramakrishna was away in Turkey, holidaying with his family
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Rao was arrested by Andhra Pradesh Police for allegedly making derogatory remarks about Amaravati women during a TV debate. This follows complaints by activists, including Madiga Corporation Director Khambampati Sirisha
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Despite earlier plans, Hyderabad has been excluded from BCCI’s updated 2025 international fixtures. Neither men's nor women's matches nor A-team games will be hosted in the city, marking another missed opportunity for the cricket-loving Hyderabad crowd.
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Hyderabad’s iconic Irani hotels, founded by Iranian immigrants in the 19th century, remain beloved for their signature Irani chai and nostalgic charm. With timeless interiors and snacks like Osmania biscuits and Dilkush, these cafés continue to preserve a unique cultural heritage.
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An 18-year-old youth died and his friend was critically injured when a rashly driven truck hit their scooter near Hanuman Temple in Jeedimetla on Sunday evening. The victim, Vinay Kumar, was crushed under the vehicle. Police have launched an investigation.
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The conference, which featured medical experts across various specialities, highlighted advanced, integrative approaches in managing high-risk obstetric cases
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The newly launched spacious showroom and service centre is about 10,000 square feet in size, located near Manneguda RTO office
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Online stores are making it very hard for book sellers to stay open. Online websites offer books at cheaper prices, sometimes even cheaper than the small shops can buy them.