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Members of the Orugallu Wildlife Society (OWLS) went on a birding trip to the place on Tuesday, which was when they found four birds and a bat trapped in the fishing net
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The JAC (Joint Action Committee) of RTC workers stated that the RTC staff will boycott duties from May 7, if their demands are not accepted
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In the accident, Nairi Mahesh, received serious injuries and was rushed to a hospital. With no improvement after emergency treatment, the doctors declared Mahesh as brain dead on April 4.
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The awareness programme by M. Venkata Reddy, SIPF/SC, along with staff, among other aspects highlighted the emergency assistance which the passengers can avail by immediately calling the 139 Railway Help Line toll-free number for RPF assistance on trains.
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Technology plays a vital role in reducing cancer mortality. There is a need to aggregate knowledge and apply it. AI can synthesize insights from data, revealing new treatment options, they said.
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Acting on a tip off, the team caught Pardeep Kumar alias Ajay Sharma (27), Sunny (25), and Manish Kumar (29). Two of their associates Sahil and Subash Biswas are absconding.
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Besides the marriage of Rama and Seeta, the wedding of Joginis, Shiva-Parvathulu, transwomen, Hijras and brides of Lord Shiva with the presiding deity was also held. Considering themselves as brides of Lord Shiva, they attired themselves in new clothes especially saris, jewelry, applying turmeric on their faces and vermilion on foreheads.
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Temperatures will hover between 41 degree Celsius and 44 degree Celsius in several districts of the State, says IMD-Hyderabad forecast
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The police seized 103 quintals of the rice and DCM vehicle.
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In a statement, Chandrashekhar Rao lauded Lord Sri Ram's sacrifices as the eldest son and ideal ruler, and praised the pious life led by the divine couple, calling them the pillars of Hindu traditional values and the Indian family system.
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The residents said they had no option but to trek for 2 kilometres to fetch a few pots of drinking water from a borewell located on a farm. They said that they were forced to rely on the borewell following the lack of water supply through taps of the drinking water scheme.
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A total of 9,96,971 students registered for the examinations that were conducted at 1,532 centres from March 5 to 25
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The incident occurred when a speeding car rammed into a roadside parked lorry near Lorry Association office.
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On receiving information from the locals, the forest, police and fire department officials rushed to the spot.
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The incident occurred around 4.30 pm, causing mild tension in the vicinity. The local residents immediately cleared the debris. The Charminar police stated that so far they have not received any information about the incident.
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Cathay Pacific strengthens India ties with Hyderabad resumption, enhancing passenger and cargo connectivity
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The farmers Katravath Lukya and Mudavath Kumar had gone to their fields on Wednesday to irrigate the crop. Apparently, they got into the well as the electric pump was not working and were trying to repair it when they were electrocuted
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"This is our promise to the people of Hyderabad and the students of the University of Hyderabad. You will hear only peacocks sing and see trees thrive,"
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According to villagers, Madhu has been cultivating seed variety paddy during the last three years in three acres of leased land. He suffered a loss of Rs 2 lakh as he failed to get adequate yield
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This revelation has reignited outrage among environmentalists, students, and residents who have been demanding an immediate halt to the land clearance