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Severe water scarcity has reportedly forced hundreds of hostel inmates across Hyderabad and Cyberabad to vacate their accommodation, while soaring tanker prices and falling occupancy have pushed operators towards financial distress and raised fears of possible shutdowns.
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The Eagle Force and Maheshwaram police forfeited assets worth Rs 7.04 lakh—including vehicles and bank deposits—linked to drug trafficking proceeds from a 2024 marijuana seizure. The forfeiture was executed under Section 68F of the NDPS Act following Chennai authority confirmation.
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Film Nagar police have registered a case against an unidentified person for creating a fake Instagram account using a woman's phone number and photos. The suspect posted obscene content falsely claiming she offered sexual services. An investigation is currently underway.
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A 25-year-old private employee, K. Bharat Goud, died in Jawaharnagar after carelessly loaded iron sheets on an auto trolley shifted during a turn and pierced his neck while he was riding a two-wheeler. Police are currently investigating the accident.
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EAGLE Force and Choutuppal police have arrested five persons, including an alleged kingpin, after busting an interstate ganja trafficking network. Police seized 24.7 kg of ganja and are investigating financial transactions and an alleged supply chain from Odisha.
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KNRUHS has opened web options for the mop-up phase of MDS Management Quota counselling for 2026–27 admissions in affiliated private dental colleges. Eligible candidates can submit their choices online, while students are advised to carefully prioritise options before allotment.
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Malkajgiri police have seized and are scrutinising records from three fertility centres while investigating an alleged illegal egg donation racket. Investigators are examining possible document forgery, Aadhaar misuse, false donor details and violations of prescribed medical and procedural safeguards.
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Hyderabad researchers have identified two rare MYH7 gene variants associated with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in patients from Telangana. The findings, published in a leading cardiology journal, could support early diagnosis, precision medicine and family screening for inherited heart disease.
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The Meerpet double murder has renewed concerns over preventive policing after one victim reportedly complained of a threat to her life a day before the attack. Activists and advocates say police must treat such complaints as warning signals and intervene promptly.
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The National Medical Commission has mandated exclusive online filing of statutory appeals by medical colleges, institutions and registered medical practitioners. Physical and email submissions have been discontinued, while appellants have been advised to follow timelines and documentation requirements strictly.
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The Hyderabad Water Tankers Association called off its strike and resumed supplies after agreeing to source borewell water from outside the ORR with necessary permissions. Hydraa said it would continue efforts to curb illegal commercial groundwater extraction in high-demand localities.
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Ophthalmologists have urged people to take precautions while lighting firecrackers during Diwali, warning that eye injuries can range from minor irritation to permanent vision loss. Experts advise immediate medical attention and caution against rubbing or applying pressure to injured eyes.
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Dhoolpet Prohibition and Excise police arrested two persons from Rajasthan near Sitarambagh Temple and seized 72 grams of opium. A two-wheeler and mobile phones were also seized from the suspects. Further investigation is under way.
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AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi has urged the Telangana government to substantially enhance the remuneration of outsourcing employees, citing rising living costs. He also sought directions to government bodies to ensure timely payment of salaries to all outsourcing staff.
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Narayana CBSE School, Falaknuma Branch, organised an Innovation – Student-Led Conference where Grades 1 and 2 students showcased their learning achievements. The programme also enabled parents to interact with their children and gain a better understanding of their academic progress.
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ASIFA India celebrated International Animation Day 2026 at Ravindra Bharathi in Hyderabad, bringing together more than 1,200 students and industry professionals. Experts from animation, VFX, film and design shared insights, including discussions on women shaping the future of the industry.
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TG SAFE suspended the licences of 13 food establishments in Nizamabad following inspections that found serious food safety violations. Officials inspected 28 units, collected 26 samples, and seized or discarded 9,645 kg of food articles worth Rs 17.28 lakh.
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Two brothers, aged eight and six, have been missing from Nagole since October 31. Uppal police have formed special teams and intensified the search after CCTV footage reportedly showed them moving through Nagole towards Uppal Bhagayath.
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A 21-year-old aspiring actress from Andhra Pradesh was found dead at her residence in Alwal. Police have registered a case and are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death, including reports of a dispute over her attending film shoots.
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Hyderabad’s average groundwater level has fallen sharply to 11.10 metres below ground level from 4.80 metres last year, amid widespread rainfall deficits. All 16 mandals recorded deficient rainfall, raising concerns over dry borewells and water shortages before summer.
