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Four-member expert panel, headed by Emeritus Scientist of CSIR-IICT Dr B Venkateswar Rao, to identify the causes of the mishap, assess compliance with safety protocols
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Mayor Gadwal Vijayalakshmi launched a floating trash collector machine to remove water hyacinth from Banjara Lake. GHMC also deployed a drone to spray larvicide as part of anti-larva operations, which are being carried out four times in every city ward
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Majority of them are primary level schools where a single teacher has to teach students Classes I to V, covering 18 subjects across multiple grades each day
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In three days, the stock has lost 22.63 per cent on the BSE. On July 2, the stock dropped 7.34 per cent to settle at Rs 42.69 apiece on BSE while it it tanked 7.57 per cent to Rs 42.56 a share on NSE
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DEWI, a collective to empower and connect women entrepreneurs and innovators, was launched in Hyderabad by Dr Neelima Vemula and team. The initiative aims to build a supportive, purpose-driven sisterhood to uplift women across industries and redefine success together
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Two persons staying in Vanasthalipuram were arrested for stealing idols and ornaments from temples in the Rachakonda area. Police recovered property worth Rs 5.36 lakh. The duo targeted five temples and sold the stolen items to a known receiver
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Third Wave Coffee opened its 8th Hyderabad outlet in Madeenaguda, with another set for Himayat Nagar. The brand also launched 11 cafes in four cities in one day, bringing its total to 165 outlets, with plans to expand in Andhra and Telangana
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TG RERA fined RR Constructions Rs 2.81 lakh for failing to register the Sree Vajra Residency project and not applying for an occupancy certificate. The builder was also directed to rectify construction issues and provide the OC to the allottees
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A 16-year-old girl went missing from Secunderabad railway station while her family waited to board a train to Bihar. She was last seen leaving Platform No 5 in CCTV footage. Police registered a kidnap case and are searching for her
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Capt SN Ahmed’s book Das Paisa Ka Postcard honours the era of handwritten letters. Released in Hyderabad, the nostalgic story will also be staged as a play, evoking memories of deep human connection through postcards in the 1960s.
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A car driver from Balapur was caught by the Task Force and local police in Kanchanbagh for drug peddling. He was found with 7.5 kg of marijuana worth Rs 1.9 lakh. Police are searching for the main supplier from Hafeezbaba Nagar
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Redevelopment of Secunderabad railway station is progressing swiftly. The RPF building is completed, while works on the air concourse, multi-level car parking, and foot over bridge are ongoing. Officials aim for minimal passenger disruption and completion by late 2025
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Surya Prakash Gajjala, CEO of Archimedes Green Energy, has been elected Chairman of ISNT Hyderabad Chapter for 2025–26. A new team of experts from top scientific and industrial institutions also took charge at a formal event at NFC Campus
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PETA India urged organisers of Bonalu and Muharram to use mechanical elephants instead of real ones in processions. The organisation has offered lifelike robotic elephants to prevent cruelty and avoid accidents caused by distressed captive elephants during festivals
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IIIT Hyderabad’s TechForward Seminar Series completed a year, featuring monthly talks on emerging tech themes like AI, robotics, and quantum computing. It collaborated with top companies, offering industry insights and publishing monthly dispatches as technology trend guides
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A speeding car went out of control and plunged into the Katta Maisamma Cheruvu at Suraram near Hyderabad on Wednesday. No injuries were reported. The passengers fled after the incident. Police suspect rash driving or drunk driving caused the mishap
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Kukatpally police solved the murder of rowdy sheeter Syed Shahed and arrested three suspects. The trio, former associates of the victim, killed him over local rivalry during a liquor party near Dev Istana Homes in Prakash Nagar on June 29
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KT Rama Rao accused Congress leaders of grabbing compensatory lands meant for farmers who gave up land for Hyderabad Green Pharma City. He criticised CM Revanth Reddy for breaking promises and alleged lands were being sold below market value to Congress leaders
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Says through his magic, Pattabhiram created awareness against superstitions among people; his death is an irreparable loss
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Murali had graduated in Bachelor of Science from Osmania University, Hyderabad in 1988 and obtained M Sc in Computer Science Engineering from University of Mysore, Karnataka in 1990