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The Telangana Basketball Association, in collaboration with Woxsen University, is hosting a month-long U-18 residential coaching camp in Sangareddy. Forty-nine young athletes are preparing for the 75th Junior National Basketball Championship under expert guidance and structured training programs
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Following the Sigachi incident, Sangareddy Collector P Pravinya instructed officials and industry reps to enhance preparedness with modern equipment and conduct safety inspections of high-risk industries within two months. CCTV installation and emergency workshops were also mandated
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Narayankhed MLA Patlolla Sanjeeva Reddy criticised the Telangana government for unequal fund allocation, claiming Narayankhed received far less than CM Revanth Reddy’s Kodangal. Speaking at a Congress padayatra event, he urged fair treatment for backward border constituencies
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A government event in Hathnoora turned chaotic when Congress workers tried to force BRS MLA V Sunitha Lakshma Reddy to perform palabhishekam to CM Revanth Reddy’s portrait. Police struggled to control the clash as tensions escalated between Congress and BRS supporters
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Families of eight workers missing in the Sigachi Industries blast continue to struggle for death certificates and ex gratia payments. They approached BRS leader T Harish Rao, citing bureaucratic delays and lack of accountability from both the government and management
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The victims appealed to the government to rescue the langurs and shift them to a forest area; citizens said the monkeys have been attacking those who tried to drive them away
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Congress leader K Rajesh Chouhan was arrested for allegedly harassing inmates of a BC women’s hostel in Narayankhed. His mother, the hostel warden, was suspended, and two supporting staffers were removed. Over 30 students lodged a police complaint.
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Eleven students from Morgi Model School hostel fell ill after consuming spoiled chicken at dinner. They were treated at hospitals in Karnataka and Narayankhed. Officials visited the premises, and the Collector is to receive a report on the incident
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The cable wire snapped off at the third floor and the lift fell to the ground floor at Beeramguda Kaman in RC Puram mandal; several women sustained fractures
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Sangareddy MLA Chintha Prabhakar criticised the Congress government for failing to issue pattas to farmers after acquiring land for HMDA layouts. He also opposed land acquisition in fertile Kondapur villages without proper compensation or prior notice
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ACB arrests the three government employees at NIMZ office in Zaheerabad on charges of demanding and accepting bribes from farmers who lost land to the project
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Trade union leaders say the four labour codes allow Telangana government to issue GOs against the interests of the working class
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Even after 10 days of search operations by NDRF, SDRF and HYDRAA personnel, officials could not recover a single drop of blood, strand of hair, tooth, or any other biological trace linked to the eight missing men
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CITU urges Telangana government to expedite the release of the promised Rs 1 crore ex gratia to the families of each victim without any further delay
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The man approached the help desk at Pashamylaram industrial area, demanding that the name ‘Manohar Reddy’ be added to the list of those who died in the June 30 accident. Staff cross-checked the list and found no record of such a person
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To identify untraced persons in the Sigachi Chloro Chemicals accident, Sangareddy officials arranged flight tickets for relatives of missing victims for DNA sampling. Of the 143 present during the mishap, 40 died, nine are missing, and 25 body parts were recovered
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The Sigachi Chloro Chemicals blast toll rose to 40 after Mun Mun Chowdary, a critically injured worker, died during treatment. Twenty-two injured persons are still in hospitals, while nine remain untraced. Two unidentified bodies remain in the Patancheru mortuary
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Officials believe that the body parts could help them trace all the persons who were untraceable until now
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High-level committee headed by Chief Secretary Ramakrishna Rao examines the mishap site at Sigachi; question company management on whether they were following all safety protocols at work site
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While the official death toll in one of the biggest ever industrial mishaps in Telangana touched 36 by Tuesday evening, 16 persons are still not traceable