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Unemployed youth tried to enter Gandhi Bhavan, demanding the Congress government release pending job notifications as promised. Police blocked entry and took some into custody, leading to traffic disruption. Protesters sought immediate release of Group I, II, and III recruitment notices
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A woman was electrocuted by a high-tension wire in Khammam, sparking protests by villagers demanding Rs 1 crore compensation. Protesters blamed officials for negligence and highlighted recurring accidents due to low-hanging wires in Edulapuram Municipality.
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Students and villagers in Kagaznagar blocked roads and staged protests over deteriorating, rain-damaged roads. With medical emergencies, school commutes, and connectivity affected, locals have started using social media to urge officials to take immediate repair and infrastructure action.
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Telangana farmers are protesting against power outages that are causing significant crop losses in the region. The farmers demand a resolution to the power supply issues to prevent further agricultural damages.
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Tension broke out at the TGSRTC headquarters as suspended employees gathered demanding reinstatement. The protestors, including women, attempted to meet MD VC Sajjanar but were stopped due to lack of permission, resulting in arguments with police personnel on the scene.
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Party women leaders and workers from Goshamahal stage protest demanding action against Mahila Congress State president Sunitha Rao
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Case registered against Kadari Gopal on charges of obstructing officials from discharging duties; government trying to frame farmers staging protests, say family members
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They wanted the government to clear the arrears in one installment, payment of Pay Revision Commission effective from July 1, 2023 in single phase, pension benefits to be extended to all the pensioners, who retired from service in March 2024.
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Former MPs, MLCs and other leaders make scathing attack on the Union government for registering case against Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi in National Herald case
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The former Chief Minister criticises Congress government's approach to University-related issues
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University campus remains on the boil, with UoH boycotting classes and taking out a massive rally from various hostels to the varsity administration building
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The protesters, including from BRSV, PDSU, AISF and SFI, demanded immediate withdrawal of land auction and wanted protection of the land and wildlife there
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The heightened security comes just hours after BRS extended support to the students' agitation against the clearance of 400 acres of greenery in Kancha Gachibowli
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The heavy machinery reportedly came at the UoH east campus to clear the 400 acres of forested land, which the Telangana Congress government has put up for auction
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An inmate of a residential school at Nallavagu passed away due to ill health. The parents of the student staged a protest holding the management responsible for his death
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Referring to Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy’s statement in the Legislative Council that the Kaleshwaram project was safe, he questioned as to why the government was not storing water in the project if it was safe.
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Demanding immediate release of their salaries, the security guards, who provide security facilities in all the medical departments of the NIMS Hospital campus, boycotted their routine duties at OP, inpatients departments and in various health care facilities from 7 am
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Face dire situation due to drought conditions, water scarcity, irregular electricity supply; demand compensation
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Stage protest at Endowments Commissioner’s office; allege that priest Anand Sharma was involved in various irregularities
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Decry official apathy in allocating a burial ground for Muslims