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Mavala Sub-Inspector Vishnuwardhan stated that Banoth Santosh, a resident of Srinagar Colony and a native of Venkatapur village in Neradigonda mandal, died by hanging. Santosh was employed at a school in Jamidi village, Jainath mandal.
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Speaking on the occasion, the women opined that their lives were transformed by Chandrashekhar Rao, who introduced many welfare schemes covering every household in Telangana. They dubbed him as a god. They regretted that their lives were now thrown out of the gear due to lack of such innovative initiatives.
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According to the police, the theft occurred when Paga Venkateswara Rao, a resident of the colony, and his family members attended the ongoing relay hunger strike on Saturday, demanding the removal of the Singareni silo bunker.
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According to SI Ravi Kumar, on February 13, Kambala Harika attempted suicide alongside her children, Krushank (10) and Mayank Lakshmi (8), by consuming pesticides after administering them to her children.
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Telangana leads in women's representation, achieving 53.08 percent. Unlike many other states, Telangana has successfully empowered marginalized communities by ensuring they have real access to power.
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A migrant tigress named B1 has been wandering through the forests of Kannala and Dubbagudem villages in Kasipet mandal, as well as Madaram in Thandur mandal, for several weeks, causing panic among locals. The tigress has occasionally been spotted in cotton fields, raising concerns among farmers. It has killed at least two wild boars while roaming the forests, seemingly in search of territory.
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Acting on information from Sampath Kumar, a local teacher, and a preliminary investigation by noted archaeologist Sivanagireddy a few days ago, Haragopal visited the site on Sunday and deciphered the inscriptions.
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Under the leadership of Sarpanch Gadge Meenakshi, the residents gathered on a vacant plot and planted saplings, extending birthday wishes to Rao. They committed to caring for each sapling by watering and nurturing them regularly. Additionally, they pledged to continue the Telanganaku Haritha Haram initiative, launched by the former Chief Minister, to promote greenery for future generations.
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In another incident, a man lost his life, and four others were seriously injured when Chande Suresh (37), the car driver, collided with a stationary DCM on Rajiv Rahadhari near Komuravelly Kaman under Kukunurupally police station limits. The condition of at least two of the injured is reported to be critical.
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In a statement, Rama Rao highlighted that during former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao's tenure, Gurukuls thrived, attracting 1.68 lakh applicants for 41,000 seats in SC, ST, BC, and minority institutions. However, within just one year of Congress rule, the number of applications declined to 80,000 for 51,000 available seats.
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The woman (37), a native of Medak district had gone on a pilgrimage with her husband to Neradigonda in Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh on February 2, to offer prayers to Sant Sevalal.
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The festival is anticipated to attract lakhs of devotees over the next five days, concluding on February 20. To manage the large influx of pilgrims and ensure their safety, the administration has introduced traffic diversions on National Highway 65 from Hyderabad to Vijayawada.
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During the meeting with the Congress MP, the Chief Minister informed that the State government would introduce a Bill on SC classification in the budget session. Time was extended for examining the objections from SC sub castes and the Commission was examining the same, he said
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As students find it stressful to navigate to the centres particularly on the first day of the exam, the TG BIE is integrating QR codes, which come embedded with the location of the exam centres, to hall tickets
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Farmers alleged that the CCI and State government were intentionally not taking steps to address the glitches in Aadhaar servers
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The Chief Minister flew to New Delhi and is expected to meet AICC Chief Mallikarjun Kharge and AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal. It is still unclear if he would meet Congress MP Rahul Gandhi
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52-year-old farmer allegedly died by suicide as he was depressed over his inability to repay debts caused by farm crisis at Garkampet village in Gudihathnoor mandal
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The Inspector working at the cyber crime police station had recently seized around 40 lakhs in a case and instead of depositing the amount in the court kept it with herself
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During the issue, Saif went into the house and brought a knife using which he inflicted bleeding wound on Arafath and Waseem, said Inspector Mohammed Asif
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