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Holding the Congress party responsible for the surge in suicide cases and the deteriorating state of affairs in Telangana, BRS working president KT Rama Rao on Sunday expressed concern over the State’s fall from a prosperous "Annapurna" to once again a land plagued by starvation deaths and suicides
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The officials told the villagers to avoid sudden confrontation with the carnivore.
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The private colleges took this decision Saturday evening after they were assured by the Board authorities that permission regarding issues
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The tenant farmer, Srinivas, used to sow crops by hiring two acres of land besides his own 20 guntas. Besides agriculture, he used to run a chicken centre and work in a marriage band service
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To supply 2.6 lakh tonnes to thermal units alone
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Despite a formal request for Rs 1.63 lakh crore in allocations for crucial infrastructure projects, not a single rupee allocated to the State
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Around 400 managements of private degree and PG colleges staged a dharna and held a maha rally, while the TPDMA threatened indefinite closure of colleges over fee reimbursement dues
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He slammed that the BJP showered projects and funds to Bihar with an eye on elections. The BJP was using the union budget to derive political mileage, the TPCC president said
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Adilabad Rural Inspector Phanidhar said Akula Rakesh (35), an owner of a fertilizer shop, and his niece Lavanya (16) from the village died after consuming pesticide at their farm
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BRS MLC K Kavitha questions Congress, BJP over no fund allocations for Telangana
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Prof. Soma is an expert in optics, photonics, and ultrafast spectroscopy with over three decades of academic and research experience
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Family members said that Muttem Rajeshwari (55) of Kannepalli village in Dandepalli breathed her last while undergoing treatment early on Friday
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The woman initially received treatment at another hospital for a week, but as her condition worsened, she was shifted to KIMS Hospital for advanced medical care
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The substantial cumulative inflows into reservoirs in the Krishna and Godavari basins reflect a positive water situation compared to the previous year
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In a statement, Chandrashekhar Rao stated that Gandhi's philosophy of unity and non-violence serves as a powerful message for oppressed communities, proving that only through collective strength and peaceful resistance can true progress be achieved
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He urged the State government to approach the Constitutional Bench of the Supreme Court and called upon union Ministers and BJP MPs to exert pressure on the Central Government in this regard.
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Speaking at Telangana Bhavan on Thursday, Niranjan Reddy, who heads the BRS Study Committee on farmers' Issues, ridiculed Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's claims of providing Rythu Bharosa to farmers and Indiramma Atmeeya Bharosa to farm labourers
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Born in 1981 to Kandakatla Buchamma and Kandakatla Krishna Reddy, Siddu grew up understanding the struggles of economic hardship. His mother supported the family by selling vegetables, instilling in him a deep respect for hard work and a commitment to uplifting others. Inspired by his humble beginnings, Reddy pursued education in his hometown before establishing Kandakatla’s KSR Projects, a business that has enabled him to channel resources into philanthropy.
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Domestic buying and export demand have declined this year, resulting in a good quantity of surplus stocks in domestic markets
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The past few years have seen Telangana distance itself from the growth of public healthcare facilities and ushered in an era of growing private healthcare facilities. This has obviously improved access-for-advanced treatments yet directed a focus toward unaffordable treatment costs