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The fire broke out on the fourth floor of Madina and Abbas Towers Building located at Devan Devdi and soon spread to adjacent shops
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Upgrading of Mancherial municipality as a corporation has triggered a significant rise in prices of lands in Mancherial, Naspur and Hajipur mandals and illegal real estate ventures as well
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After a meeting with BRS BC leaders, Rama Rao condemned the Congress for reneging on its pre-election promise of 42 per cent reservations for BCs
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The theft occurred when the bus was parked near a hotel on the national highway near Narketpally
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Kishan Reddy participated in celebrations organised by BJP at its Telangana headquarters here to celebrate the party's massive win in the Delhi Assembly elections
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The victim, 15-year-old Katta Bhanu, was a ninth-grade student at a private school in Choutuppal. After returning home late from a school award function, his father, Saidulu, became furious over the delay and severely beat him, leading to his death.
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Bhainsa Rural Sub-Inspector Mallik stated that Gangadharolla Anil from Kupti village in Kubheer sustained severe head injuries, leading to excessive bleeding and his immediate death. The accident occurred while he was traveling from Bhainsa to Kupti.
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Responding to the suicides of realtors, Harish Rao accused the Congress government of hindering Hyderabad's growth, citing its poor governance as a significant barrier to the city's real estate development. He criticized the administration for disregarding warnings from various survey agencies that had highlighted a decline in the sector over the past year and a half.
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In a post on X, Rama Rao stated that during former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao's tenure, Telangana experienced the highest groundwater rise in the country, transforming even seasonal drylands into water-rich areas. However, he claimed that under Congress rule, paddy fields are now drying up.
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The TVVP Commissioner said that the remunerations for January 2025 are under process and will be paid as soon as the budget is adjusted to the PD account
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But now the patients, especially the pregnant women who are getting admitted to the hospital for child delivery, are complaining of poor services as well as corruption by the staff
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The incident occurred when family members, who are natives of Nandikotkur in Andhra Pradesh were heading to their native place from Hyderabad. At Veltoor, a DCM van, which was ahead of the swift car, applied sudden brakes and the car hit the van from behind.
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Villagers were staging protests against the official move to survey the lands, even as hefty contingents of police forces had surrounded the three villages, that shot to fame with their bold opposition to the earlier government move to acquire lands for setting up a pharma cluster.
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A four-year-old girl from Kanagarthi of Konaraopet mandal infected by the ‘brucella atypical’ virus, which usually appears in dogs
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Police said the incident occurred when 24-year-old bunk worker Ch Srinivas was returning home late at night after completing his shift at the petrol bunk on the outskirts of Chityal village.
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Forest officials have alerted about leopard’s pug marks at the Brahmalakunta village near the Puli Gundala project
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Joga Barse, who was contesting for the sarpanch post in Aranpur panchayat, was killed on Thursday night when Maoists forcibly entered his home and slit his throat in front of his family, accusing him of being a police informer. Barse, who had previously been a member of the CPI party, had joined the Congress just a few years ago.
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The two policemen responded promptly after receiving a call on the Dial 100 facility from a relative of the woman, reporting that she was attempting to harm herself.
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