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TGPSC Chairman Burra Venkatesham said government jobs cannot be provided to every applicant and warned against misinformation about recruitment. He announced that recruitment for 3,800 posts had been approved and that fresh notifications for over 270 vacancies would be released.
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The trailer of Save The Tigers Season 3 promises a mix of comedy, relationship drama and fantasy. As three married men struggle with personal challenges, a divine experiment by Lord Indra places them in alternate realities, leading to unexpected situations.
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Property registrations in the Secunderabad Cantonment Board were disrupted on Monday due to a technical glitch in the IGRS portal linked to the direct collection of Transfer of Property Tax. Officials said registrations will resume once the portal is updated.
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Researchers at Hyderabad’s LVPEI have identified distinct gut microbiome patterns linked to diabetic retinopathy, raising the possibility of detecting the eye disease through stool samples. The findings could pave the way for earlier, non-invasive screening and intervention for high-risk patients.
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Hyderabad police have launched a Special Investigation Team to review crimes involving Nepal nationals over the past eight years. The team will analyse around 60 cases, execute pending warrants, identify organised networks and trace absconding suspects linked to serious offences.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas offered fans a glimpse of her relaxing Sunday amid her Hyderabad shooting schedule, sharing moments of self-care, swimming and cricket. The actress, currently filming S.S. Rajamouli's upcoming project, also followed the IPL final featuring Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
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A speeding car crashed into the rear of a stationary TGSRTC bus at Ramanthapur, Hyderabad, while the bus was picking up passengers. The car suffered extensive front-end damage, but the driver is believed to have escaped unhurt. Police are investigating the cause
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At the Telangana Journalists Forum’s Formation Day event, TJF leaders alleged attempts to undermine Telangana’s identity 12 years after statehood. They criticized the installation of Andhra leaders’ statues in Hyderabad and accused the state government of compromising Telangana’s interests
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The Chennai Shopping Mall donated a fully equipped Advanced Life Support ambulance to NIMS, Hyderabad, to strengthen emergency healthcare services. The initiative was facilitated by Hyderabad youth organisations under their “Rise & Shine” community service programme.
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Persons living with Multiple Sclerosis, caregivers, doctors and families gathered in Hyderabad to mark World MS Day. Organised by MSSI Hyderabad, the event focused on awareness, emotional well-being, early diagnosis and the importance of inclusion for those living with MS.
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NIMS Hyderabad has launched Telangana’s first government-sector Next Generation Sequencing cancer testing facility. Established under the DIAMOnDS project, the centre offers advanced molecular diagnostic services free of cost and has already benefited more than 1,400 cancer patients.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of failing to fulfil promises made to SCs, STs, BCs and Minorities. He alleged favouritism in awarding contracts, demanded repeal of GOMs 17 and sought a white paper on contractor funds.
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A college student has been booked by Medchal police for allegedly sexually exploiting a pharmacy student after promising marriage. The accused is also alleged to have recorded intimate content, demanded money, and blackmailed the woman by threatening to share the material.
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Evening BE and BTech programmes for working professionals in Telangana may be extended from three to four years to reduce academic pressure and improve work-study balance. Universities are also preparing to conduct an entrance examination for admissions from this academic year.
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A private travel bus from Hyderabad to Kakinada caught fire near Peddakaparthi village in Nalgonda district. All 36 passengers were safely evacuated by the driver and cleaner before the vehicle was gutted. Officials suspect a short circuit may have caused the blaze.
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The Supreme Court extended the deadline for in-service teachers to qualify in the TET till August 31, 2028, while rejecting exemption for teachers appointed before August 23, 2010. The court also directed States to conduct TET examinations at least twice a year.
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Former Minister G Jagadish Reddy accused the Congress government of attempting to weaken welfare schemes introduced during the BRS regime, including free electricity for farmers. He also alleged plans to privatise the power sector and criticised the handling of student-related issues.
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Hydraa has recruited 16 transgender persons as part of its newly formed Eagle Team to protect lakes, parks and government land. The team will assist in anti-encroachment operations, patrolling and public coordination while providing stable employment opportunities to transgender individuals.
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The Telangana government released Rs 2,000 crore in the first phase of clearing pending employee dues, including GPF and commutation dues. The government assured that the remaining Rs 4,000 crore would be cleared within the promised 100-day timeline.
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Telangana Farmers’ Commission Chairman M Kodanda Reddy triggered controversy after stating that farmers required only three hours of electricity supply for agricultural operations. Opposition parties and farmers’ organisations criticised the remarks, alleging they signalled attempts to weaken the 24-hour free power scheme.