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Bathula Srinivas, a small tea vendor, has been operating KTR Tea Stall at the ghat for the past four years. However, during the collector's visit this morning, he reportedly objected to the prominent display of Rama Rao's photo on the stall and questioned municipal officials about its trade license. Following his directive, the officials promptly shut down the stall, leaving Srinivas without a source of income.

"We initially believed the lump was the cause of his persistent cough. However, during the procedure, we discovered that it was actually a pen cap lodged in his lung. Midway through the surgery, we contacted his elder brother to check if he had ever swallowed anything as a child. That’s when he remembered that, at the age of five, he had accidentally ingested a pen cap," said Dr. Shubhakar Nadella, who performed the surgery.

The unlicensed warehouse was illegally used by Addanki Venkata Suresh Babu to store medicines without a valid drug license. During the raid, DCA officers discovered a large stockpile of unauthorized medicines, including six types of expired drugs, abortion kits, pain relievers, and antihistamines.

Residents tried to stop the authorities from demolition and heated exchange of words took place between locals and authorities

These buses will cater to devotees going to Vemulawada, Srisailam, Edupayala, Keesara and Palakurthi temples

The case was registered against students of Mahatma Jyothiba Phule Residential School-Chennur under Sections 324 and 323, principal suspended

Srinivas made fixed deposits of Rs 24,000 each for the three girls, all aged below six years

Osmania University decided to launch for the first time a four-year BA (Hons) Telugu programme

This occasion comes just a day after the birthday celebrations of K Chandrashekhar Rao, who led the movement for statehood and formation of Telangana

The Congress government has resumed the works at SLIP and BLIP, fearing opposition from the people.

During the time of elections the officials said that an amount of Rs.18,000 per worker would be paid. Later they said Rs.1000 would be paid per month

While addressing party workers during Chandrashekhar Rao's 71st birthday celebrations at Telangana Bhavan, Rama Rao praised his father, stating that Chandrashekhar Rao was a hero not only to him but to four crore people of Telangana.

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BRS working president KT Rama Rao, former Minister T Harish Rao, and Opposition leader in the Council S Madhusudhana Chari celebrated by cutting a huge 71 kg cake at Telangana Bhavan. The event also featured a special documentary showcasing Chandrashekhar Rao's life and political journey. Cultural programs were organized as part of the celebration, with participation from MPs, MLAs, former Ministers, corporators, and activists.

Ballem Gautham (24) from Dantalaboru village in Paloncha mandal married Ejju Kavya from Ramachandrunipeta after they fell in love three years ago. The couple was residing in Sujatha Nagar, where Gautham worked as an electrician.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.