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Organisation's performance, Sankranti operations, employee welfare, implementation of the Mahalaxmi scheme for women, and other issues were discussed in the meetings
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According to police officials, the house owner, Venkata Ramana, a native of Andhra Pradesh, locked the house and went to his native place for the festival when the incident occurred
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All the junior colleges affiliated to the Board of Intermediate Education, which are on vacation from January11 to 16, will reopen on January 17. As the classes resume, the second year students will have practical sessions followed by the practical exams, commencing in the last week of January.
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In the first incident, nine individuals were caught red-handed while engaging in the act at Janagama village in Koutala mandal. The police confiscated Rs 3,900 in cash, three roosters, and three knives from their possession.
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Several of these films will be available in Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi audio options, broadening their accessibility to diverse audiences. Emphasizing its dedication to promoting regional storytelling, Vice President Monika Shergill remarked, “With a lineup featuring some of the industry’s top talents and compelling narratives, there’s plenty to be excited about.”
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Family members stated that P Sanjay Kumar, a 22-year-old from Rajiv Swagruha Colony in Khammam rural mandal, was undergoing software training in Hyderabad. He had returned to Khammam on January 12 to celebrate the festival.
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Later, the Chief Minister visits Chandragiri mandal to lay foundation for development projects, including roads and school buildings
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TGSPDCL issues guidelines urging people to fly kites in open areas, not to use metallic thread or metal-reinforced strings
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Consultations aim to align allocations with Congress government’s welfare and development priorities while addressing fiscal constraints
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My eyes suddenly glanced upon a kite thread which otherwise would have entangled around my neck and legs at the same time, says M Ramesh
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Most of these trains will be operated during peak holiday season and apart from the two Telugu States will be towards other popular destinations.
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Soudharm Bhandari of GHSPCA on Thursday said that injuries to birds are due to Chinese Nylon Manja and glass coated thread, which are popularly used in kite fights, a popular event during the Sankranti festivities.
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The GHSPCA urged people from across Hyderabad to contact their nearest GHSPCA volunteer so that the birds, injured due to Chinese manja, are rescued at the right time.
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Regular ticket fares for AC bus services that range between Rs 1,000 and Rs 1,800 to Vijayawada have now surged to as much as Rs 5,000
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The newly introduced electric buses would also be run on the Uppal-Hanmakonda route for the convenience of passengers
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The trains will be operated from January 6 to January 19, connecting Hyderabad and other places in Telangana to various destinations in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh
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The police have conducted special drives on the shops selling Chinese manja and booked cases. The kite sellers were warned on being made directly responsible and cases booked against them if anyone gets injured with Chinese manja
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While 4,484 special buses were planned for last Sankranti, the corporation operated about 5246 buses in view of the passenger rush. In view of this, 6,432 special buses have been arranged this time which will be available to passengers from January 9 to 15.
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Demands the State government fulfil its promise of providing 2 lakh jobs immediately after coming to power
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The complete list of holidays is published in the Telangana State Gazette and shared with all departments.