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At around 1 pm, a NEET UG -2025 candidate mistakenly reached Defense Laboratory School, Research Centre Imarat, Hyderabad instead of the her designated exam centre at Defense Laboratory School, Kanchanbagh
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The CCS decision taken on Wednesday, aimed to repatriate Pakistani nationals holding SAARC visas as part of a broader national security measure. Acting on this, the Special Branch officials meticulously reviewed records and conducted field verifications across various neighborhoods
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Bikash Goladar (21) had allegedly picked up basic knowledge of Ayurveda and general medicine through his previous work at various clinics. Hoping to earn easy money through illegal means, he hatched a plan to set up his own unauthorized clinic.
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According to the police, the management of the Wild Heart pub at Chaitanyapuri was encouraging illegal activities. It was hosting dancing events featuring women in order to draw patrons
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Rachakonda Police Commissioner G. Sudheer Babu, inaugurated them at a formal event on Friday. Of them, 410 cameras have been installed in 17 residential colonies, covering major roads and junctions, including a two-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC), under a community initiative
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The Commissioner in the order said that wine shops, toddy shops and bars attached to restaurants, excluding those attached to star hotels and registered clubs in the commissionerate, would be closed.
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According to the police, following a tip off the team raided an apartment in Anjanadri Colony and found prostitution being clandestinely organised
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In view of the seriousness of the case, Rachakonda Police Commissioner G Sudheer Babu is taking special care to ensure that there is no room for errors in the investigation.
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On March 2, the thieves stole Rs 30 lakhs at SBI ATM in Ravirala village. The police investigation revealed that the accused came to Hyderabad in flight from Delhi and committed the offence
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The police said Bharadwaj purchased the tickets from some sources and selling it at a higher price to people when on information the SOT team nabbed him
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Rachakonda CP G Sudheer Babu said the gang procured each female infant for about Rs 2-3 lakh and sold for Rs 3-4 lakh. Likewise, each male infant was procured for Rs 4-5 lakh and sold for Rs 5-6 lakh
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She was transported to Hyderabad on a prisoner transit warrant, presented before the court, and placed in judicial custody. The Rachakonda police have also submitted a petition requesting her custody for further questioning regarding the child-selling racket that was uncovered in the last week of February.
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The RBI has clearly stated that there should be systems that alert local police station in case of any incident at an ATM or even a bank. Without such a system, the work of thieves is becoming easier.
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The arrested person Nakul Kailash Gaikawad, a native of Maharashtra went to Anakapalli district in Andhra Pradesh and purchased ganja
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Krishnaveni was paying Rs 1.5 lakh for a girl and Rs 2.5 lakh for a boy to Vandana and through Deepthi and Savithri shifted the babies to the city. They were later selling the infants at higher price to people in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
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The arrested Ahmed Gulab Shaik (56), a resident of Pune in Maharashtra at the instance of Vaibhav and Deva, who are natives of Pune went to Vizag in Andhra Pradesh and purchased the weed from Bujji Babu
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According to sources, the Rachakonda Police registered about 100 cases in the last few days
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According to the police, the suspects who are natives of Rajasthan came to Hyderabad a few years ago and took up odd jobs. As the earnings were not sufficient, they along with two of their associates, who are now absconding, formed into a gang and planned to commit burglaries
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The two policemen responded promptly after receiving a call on the Dial 100 facility from a relative of the woman, reporting that she was attempting to harm herself.
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A total of 512 boys and 28 girls were from Telangana and 511 children including 38 girls were from other States