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Two families clashed with each other over a land dispute at Timmapur village in Shivvampet mandal
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The accident occurred after a DCM van hit a private travel bus on the NH-161 at Kolapally in Pedda Shankarampet mandal
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Vijayalakshmi (54) and Manideepika (25), residents of Medak town, reportedly went missing on March 17
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Citizens urge the Forest and Irrigation department officials to place sign boards alerting the people on the presence of crocodiles in the area
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During the course of the raids, the DCA teams ascertained that the quack Palthya Raju was conducting clinical practice without proper qualifications at his clinic
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The locals shot videos of the dead chicken floating in the river water and posted the same on social media. River Manjeera is a drinking and irrigation water source for Medak and Nizamabad districts
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Adilabad experienced the heat wave on Saturday with the mercury sharply rising to 40.8 degree Celsius, 4.9 degree Celsius higher than the normal
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The victim Rangamma (68) was sweeping the premises of her house, when the bike-borne men wearing helmets reached there. When they first tried to snatch the chain, she confronted them
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Anti-corruption Bureau (ACB) sleuths nabbed revenue inspector of Medak municipality Janaiah while he was allegedly accepting Rs 12,000 bribe from a household in the town
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Compared to the weekend, the sun was much less harsher in the morning and evening, though the afternoon had the temperature rising a bit
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The transgenders accused the 45-year-old man of stealing their livelihood
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Since 2,23,343 votes were found valid, a candidate has to get majority votes (1,11,672) to be declared as winner. However, no candidate got majority votes. So, the officials have started the elimination process
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According to police, Dumpala Mahesh (34) and Dumpala Chandu (31) were staying together as their parents passed away long ago and their wives had deserted them
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Unable to clear his mounting debts, the farmer, Raju allegedly hanged himself
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Ramayampet Forest Range Officer K Vidyasagar, who interacted with villagers, said the dumping of municipal waste which include chicken waste was also attracting the leopard to the forest fringes.
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Only 14 per cent of the 295 graduate voters enrolled under Gummadidala polling station (polling station 425) had exercised their franchise
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The deceased were identified as Durgappagari Sunil Goud (29), and Sara Praveen Kumar (27), both residents of Narsapur town
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The Collector stood at the entrance for a couple of days to find out how many of the employees were wearing helmets
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Anji Reddy and his family members roped in a corporate event management company to oragnise his election campaign meetings
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Following a complaint from the owner of the calf, a farmer, forest officials reached the spot and examined the pug marks