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Locals said the auto-rickshaw, carrying two passengers, attempted to cross the stream using the temporary bridge when the water level rose suddenly due to heavy rains upstream
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According to locals, the auto-rickshaw with two passengers tried to cross the stream via a temporary bridge when a sudden surge in water level, caused by heavy rainfall upstream, led to the bridge collapsing under the strong current.
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The delegation, headed by BJP MP Baijayant Jay Panda and including Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi, was welcomed by Indian Ambassador Vinod K. Jacob. This is one of seven delegations comprising a total of 51 political leaders traveling to various countries. Owaisi is the sole representative from Telangana among them.
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The incident occurred on Friday at Srivaari Jewellers located at Ambedkar Centre in the town. Shop owner Kalyani informed the media that she had stepped out for lunch in the afternoon, leaving a staff member to manage the store.
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The Tolichowki police seized a vehicle and recovered a mobile phone from snatchers
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Gopal admitted to having stolen five vehicles at different places over a period of time. The police have recovered the five vehicles.
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Former Sirpur MLA Koneru Konappa, who switched from BRS to Congress, has alleged neglect and groupism within the party. Despite boosting the vote share, he says leaders like him are being sidelined, and promised funds remain unreleased
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao reaffirmed the party’s commitment to internal democracy and said the party encouraged open dialogue among members but stressed that internal issues should be discussed within party forums to maintain unity
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A total of 98,858 candidates appeared for the exams, with 80,949 qualifying in the MPC stream and 83,364 in the MBiPC stream. Once again, girls outshone boys in the results. Of the 45,773 girls who took the exams, 85.26% qualified in MPC and 88.54% in MBiPC. In comparison, 53,085 boys recorded a qualifying percentage of 78.97% in MPC and 80.69% in the MBiPC stream.
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If these meetings aim to strengthen the party, district in-charge ministers should be involved and be aware of the proceedings, says a senior leader from Gandhi Bhavan
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A drunken migrant labourer from Chhattisgarh caused panic at Khammam railway station by attempting to jump from a foot overbridge. Power to electric lines was cut, delaying trains. He was rescued after 90 minutes and released after police counselling
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This year's Covid is not equal to its earlier variants that triggered fatalities and severe morbidities, says Director of Public Health, Telangana
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Says Telangana has now officially become ATM for Congress party; questions Rahul Gandhi's silence on the developments
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The SLBC tunnel collapse killing eight workers, has spotlighted Jaiprakash Associates’ failure to address geological risks flagged in prior surveys. As rescue efforts end, accountability and safety lapses raise concerns about project management
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On Friday, farmers from Katrapally village under Makthal mandal opposed the Revenue department officials from conducting surveys of their lands. They raised slogans against the Congress government and demanded the officials to withdraw their plans.
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Unseasonal rains in Adilabad district have damaged sorghum and paddy at procurement centers, causing losses for farmers. With rainfall averaging 25.8 mm, affected growers urge officials to buy their grains, as hopes for profits fade.
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Kanthi Dutt had allegedly promised good returns in his venture, Naomi Patisserie & Bistro, located on Banjara Hills Road No 14 and collected amounts of nearly Rs 60 lakh in 2024
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The Metro Rail fare up to 2 km after the revision with discount will be Rs 11 and between 2 km and 4 km, it will be Rs 17. The fare, which escalates with kms, will be Rs 69 for a distance travelled of more than 24 km
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In a series of posts on X, Rama Rao stated that the ED's findings support the BRS's longstanding claim that Revanth Reddy received large donations to the Young India organisation in return for political appointments and favours.
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A total of 87,797 out of 93,152 registered candidates appeared for the first-year second-language paper-I exam