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A vibrant ‘Nagar Keertan’ featuring Gatka martial arts, Shabad Keertans, and procession of Guru Granth Sahib and Nishan Sahib was held at Gurudwara Saheb Sitaphalmandi, Secunderabad, commemorating the 350th Martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur. A mass Kirtan Darbar is planned on November 30
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Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar promised Rs 10 lakh from his MPLADS funds to any village in Karimnagar that elects a BJP-backed sarpanch unanimously. He claimed Congress- or BRS-backed wins could block or divert funds and urged villagers to reject “inducements”
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Congress MLA-elect Naveen Yadav attended Tuesday’s GHMC general body meeting before being officially sworn in. He offered condolences to late leaders, including BRS MLA Maganti Gopinath and poet Ande Sri. GHMC officials declined to comment on any protocol breach
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During GHMC meeting, corporators across party lines criticised inadequate sanitation, irregular garbage collection, unclean GVPs, and shortage of workers. Additional Commissioner C N Raghu Prasad assured that measures and regular monitoring would be implemented to improve city sanitation
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GHMC general body meeting witnessed interruptions and protests as AIMIM corporators objected to the playing of ‘Vande Mataram’, while Congress demanded the State song ‘Jaya Jaya He Telangana’. Mayor Vijayalakshmi managed the session amid heated arguments and Marshals’ intervention
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Telangana Cabinet approves a new power distribution company, underground cabling in Hyderabad, and tenders for 3,000 MW solar and 2,000 MW pump storage power. Plans include 10,000 MW pumped storage plants and an 800 MW Ramagundam Thermal Power plant with NTPC
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BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan criticised the Telangana government’s announcement of local body elections while the 42% BC reservation issue remains sub judice. He termed it 'administrative arbitrariness' and urged the State Election Commission to defer polls until the Supreme Court verdict on December 12
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Hyderabad Cybercrime police, with Task Force (East), arrested eight members for running mule bank accounts used by cyber fraudsters, causing Rs 24 crore losses. Prime suspect Jagadish recruited others, and police seized passbooks, SIMs, gadgets, warning citizens against aiding fraud
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A woman walking near Madhuranagar Police Station was allegedly molested by a biker, who fled the scene. CCTV footage identified the offender as an on-duty Armed Reserve constable, who was promptly taken into custody by Hyderabad Police for further investigation
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Mahindra University has partnered with Bajaj Auto to establish the BEST Centre on its Hyderabad campus. Supported by Bajaj Auto’s CSR, the Centre will train students in Industry 4.0, IIoT and firmware development, offering industry-ready curriculum and internship-based programmes
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A late-night fire at Gomati Electronics in Shalibanda was followed by a powerful CNG car explosion that froze the century-old Raja Rai Clock Tower at 10:25 pm. Police are reviewing CCTV footage as residents remain shocked by the dramatic incident.
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Nearly 2,000 TGSRTC employees appointed under the Bread Winner and Medical Invalidation schemes have urged the VC-MD to regularise their long-delayed appointments. They oppose contract postings, allege irregularities in priority, and demand job security before new RTC recruitment begins.
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KIMS Hospital in Hyderabad has introduced an AI-based Early Warning System that uses wireless wearable devices to continuously monitor in-patients. The system sends real-time alerts to clinical teams, enabling faster interventions and improving patient safety, efficiency, and overall care
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Government doctors posted in remote Telangana districts are unhappy over the lack of special allowances. Despite a Cabinet Sub-Committee’s commitment, allowances are given to only five of the ten new medical colleges. TGGDA demands equal benefits, citing major salary gaps and unfair treatment
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A series of blasts triggered a late-night fire at Gomati Electronics in Shahalibanda, critically injuring owner Shivakumar Bansal and killing an unidentified man. Police are investigating the cause of the explosions and have asked the public to help identify the deceased
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A third transgender person, Navneetha, died at Gandhi Hospital after suffering severe burns during a protest in Borabanda last week. Eight people had set themselves on fire demanding action against Monalisa, who was later arrested. Two others died earlier
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The Hyderabad Traffic Police held a mega counselling session for around 600 drunk-driving offenders at Goshamahal. Officials highlighted how alcohol impairs driving, warned that most fatal crash victims are young, and urged people to use public transport instead of driving after drinking
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KT Rama Rao accused the Congress of betraying BCs by failing to implement the promised 42% reservation and pledged a BRS campaign against the party. Harish Rao said BCs continue to back KCR, citing major welfare and development initiatives
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A man died and his wife was seriously injured after a speeding truck hit them while crossing a busy road at Chintal, Jeedimetla. The wife was shifted to a nearby hospital, and police have registered a case and begun investigation
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On November 26, Hyderabad will face a six-hour power outage from 10 am to 4 pm for maintenance at TG Transco substations. This will partially disrupt water supply in Krishna Phase-1, 2, and 3 areas. Residents are urged to conserve water.