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The event inspired creativity and practical innovation through technology-driven solutions for real-world challenges
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The plan allows members to make monthly advance payments over a 11-month period, starting from as little as Rs 1,000 or a one-time payment which can be redeemed as gold jewellery
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The Sindhi community in Hyderabad will celebrate the 556th birthday of Guru Nanak Dev Ji on November 5 at King Koti Heera Hall. Festivities include Akhand Path, Keertan, and Guru Ka Langar prasad, with over 5,000 participants expected
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Majority of the JNTU-Hyderabad BPharmacy students stayed away from the examinations that commenced on Tuesday as the private professional colleges called for institution closure over fee reimbursement dues
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Facing protests from private colleges over unpaid fee reimbursement dues, the Telangana government has formed a 15-member panel to explore sustainable funding options, including a proposed ‘Trust Bank’ model to stabilise higher education finances.
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While the State is home to 26,141 government and local body schools, only 15 are serving more than 1,000 students, accounting for 0.0573 per cent of the total schools. This reflects popularity of the government-run schools and preference among parents in the State
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The Godavari Hostel inmates alleged that they were served watery matar curry, along with undercooked chapatis, for breakfast on Tuesday. The protesters brought a large vessel, with curry and chapatis, onto the main road in front of Arts College, raising slogans against mess workers
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Abhirath Reddy scored an unbeaten 175 to lead Hyderabad to a thrilling four-wicket victory over Himachal Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy Elite Group D match. Key partnerships with Rahul Radesh, K Himateja, and Tanay Thyagarajan helped chase 336 on the final day
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The Congress government allocated Minorities Welfare and Public Enterprises departments to former cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin, ending three days of speculation. His induction has faced criticism, with many alleging it is appeasement politics ahead of the Jubilee Hills by-election
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Kishtapuram Venkatamma, 21, from Tandur, died in the Chevella bus accident on Monday after choosing to travel by RTC bus instead of a train with her husband Prasad. The crash killed 19 people, leaving families in deep grief
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Leaders from Congress, BJP, and AIMIM joined BRS at Telangana Bhavan. BRS MLA Sabitha Indra Reddy said the defections reflect people’s anger at the Congress government’s failures. She urged cadres to ensure a strong win for Maganti Sunitha in Jubilee Hills
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BRS leaders met Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar seeking permission to use drones during Jubilee Hills by-poll rallies of K T Rama Rao and Harish Rao. They said drones would help record visuals, monitor crowds, and ensure better security
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Passengers had a lucky escape when a private bus rammed an APSRTC bus from behind on Ibrahimpatnam road in Ranga Reddy district. The accident occurred as the RTC bus slowed down at a speed breaker. No injuries were reported
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Hyderabad student Teja Mundada secured all-India second rank in the CA final exam held in September 2025, scoring 492 marks. ICAI announced the results on Monday, with a 24.66% pass rate in Group-I and 25.26% in Group-II
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BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha lashed out at Congress leaders for accusing her party of exploiting sympathy in the Jubilee Hills bypoll, saying grief over her husband’s death was being politicised. She vowed to continue his legacy and accused Congress of harassment
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Telangana government faced severe criticism after visuals showed bodies of Chevella bus crash victims being transported in towing vehicles and tractors instead of ambulances. Netizens, opposition leaders called the act inhumane
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao lashed out at Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, claiming Telangana’s progress collapsed due to his “one chance” rule. He accused the Congress government of hypocrisy, unfulfilled promises
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The Maha Kumbha Abhishekam and Prana Pratishta of Sri Venugopala Swamy temple at ASBL Spire, Kokapet, were performed as per Tennacharya Sampradaya and Agama Shastra traditions, with devotees joining the ceremony led by priests and scholars
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MBT spokesperson Amjedullah Khan criticised Muslim leaders for failing to raise attacks on the community with Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. He highlighted 53 communal incidents in Telangana since Congress took power and accused AIMIM and Congress of misleading Muslims politically
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BRS requested the Telangana CEO to block Congress candidate’s brother, V Venkat Yadav, from serving as election agent in the Jubilee Hills by-election. The party also sought surveillance of the candidate’s family and stronger security in sensitive areas to ensure peaceful polls