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A contractor locked the main gate of ZPSS Rajura in Telangana’s Nirmal district, protesting a Rs 40 lakh unpaid bill under the Mana Ooru Mana Badi scheme. Students and staff were stranded for hours as he threatened drastic action if dues remained unpaid
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After five devotees drowned near Basar, authorities banned country boats on the Godavari and restricted holy dips to government-approved ghats. Officials pledged strict enforcement and safety measures to prevent future tragedies in the sacred temple town
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The Rs 50 crore redevelopment plan for Basar’s Sri Gnana Saraswathi temple remains stalled, disappointing devotees. Despite prior approvals and funding, the Congress government has made no visible progress over the past year, raising concerns about its commitment to temple development
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ACB officials arrested a panchayat secretary in Budhera village, Sangareddy, for allegedly accepting a ₹8,000 bribe in return for a house number and permit. She was caught red-handed in a trap and remanded to 14-day judicial custody
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How can a Minister make such a statement to the media without Cabinet discussion? asks TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud
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Life Circle Health Services from Hyderabad won the DBS Foundation Impact Beyond Award 2024, receiving Rs 3 crore and global support to expand eldercare services in India. The award honors impactful enterprises addressing urgent needs in ageing societies worldwide
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Hyderabad’s first Interfaith Pride Fest celebrated faith, identity, and queerness, featuring powerful performances, panels, and personal stories. Over 200 people attended, highlighting inclusivity, healing, and community through art, dialogue, and shared experiences across spiritual and queer perspectives
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NIMS announced admissions for its two-year Master’s in Hospital Management program. Applicants aged 20–30 must apply online by July 2, 2025, with an entrance test determining selection. The program has 20 seats and focuses on hospital and healthcare administration
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Amulya Kriti Boddapati performed her Bharatanatyam Arangetram in Hyderabad, impressing audiences with expressive storytelling and rhythmic grace. Guided by guru Praveena Vadapalli, her recital showcased devotional and classical pieces, supported by an accomplished musical ensemble
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Asks State Designated Agencies to promote Behaviour-Based Energy Saving Practices at the community level through RWAs and housing societies. According to BEE estimates, implementation of 2BESP initiatives can help save up to 22.5 billion kWh of electricity annually, resulting in substantial economic savings and environmental benefits
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The Union Minister of State for Education, Skill Development, and Entrepreneurship, Jayant Chaudhary, who visited the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), said research and studies conducted by DIETs and SCERT must be mandatorily implemented at the field level
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Telangana Police successfully resolved 1.93 lakh cases during the National Lok Adalat, offering relief to victims, especially in cyber fraud cases. The effort, guided by the Supreme Court, involved multiple legal bodies and marked a major legal success
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RS leader V Srinivas Goud slammed the Congress for failing to implement promised 42 per cent BC reservations in local body polls. He accused the government of betrayal and demanded postponement of elections until the reservations are guaranteed, urging BCs to protest
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Retired engineers and unions form a committee demanding a new 2x800 MW thermal plant at the decommissioned KTPS site. They plan petitions, protests, and public mobilisation to revive the local economy and push for regional development
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At the Air Force Academy’s Combined Graduation Parade, 254 cadets became Flying Officers. Highlights included award ceremonies, aerobatic shows, and fly-pasts. Cadets from the Navy, Coast Guard, and Vietnam also received wings. The Air Chief encouraged continuous learning and excellence
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Biology today involves data and coding. US universities offer top programs in bioinformatics and omics, helping Indian students work on genomics, disease research, and personalised medicine. EducationUSA guides students on applying to study these cutting-edge fields in America
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With five candidates in the top 100, Telangana recorded 41,584 qualifiers out of 70,259 test takers; nationwide, over 12 lakh qualified
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A 30-year-old man dies on the spot after being hit by a motorbike while crossing the road in Wankidi, Kumram Bheem Asifabad. The motorcyclist also sustains critical injuries and is shifted to a hospital in Hyderabad for treatment
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A coin exhibition at Osmania University displayed 10,000+ coins from ancient to modern India. Numismatist Ragi Vaikunta Chary showcased rare coins and antiques. The event aimed to inspire students to explore Indian history and numismatics for deeper research
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Fernandez Hospital launched a new clinic in Bogulkunta offering expert care for women and children. Services include gynaecology, infertility treatment, paediatrics, physiotherapy, diagnostics, and lactation support