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National Law University students across India have urged the CLAT Consortium to reduce application and counselling fees, calling them unaffordable. Despite repeated representations since November 2024, the Consortium has not responded. Students seek need-based waivers and transparent consultation
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A 26-year-old man named V Madhu from Wanaparthy, working as a labourer in Shamshabad, died by suicide after a woman he loved refused to marry him. He was found hanging in a shed. RGIA police are investigating the case
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A grama paripalana officer in Kothagudem district was caught by the ACB while accepting Rs.15,000 as a bribe for issuing a pattadar passbook. The accused, a former VRO, allegedly demanded money at the behest of higher officials.
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Cyberabad Police arrested four men in Hyderabad for conducting a fake “Cash Barish” ritual and scamming victims. The gang collected money, drugged their targets, and escaped with cash; main conspirator Guru Kayyoom remains absconding.
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Fifteen sheep and goats were killed and several injured after an RTC bus ran over a flock near Kulcharam in Medak district. The driver fled the scene. Police cleared the road and registered a case
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KT Rama Rao accused Congress, especially Rahul Gandhi, of betraying Telangana’s auto drivers by failing welfare promises. BRS highlights worsening distress among drivers and demands action on financial support and the promised welfare board, intensifying campaign tensions in Hyderabad
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Rama Rao addressed a gathering of auto drivers, promising to fight for their rights and expose the government’s betrayal. “Rahul Gandhi rode in Mashrat Ali’s auto promising change. Today, that same man struggles to feed his family. This is the real face of Congress governance," he said, demanding immediate implementation of the promised Auto Drivers’ Welfare Board and financial aid.
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Police arrested BRS leaders Eashwar and Chander along with many BRS workers, when they tried to protest at the Ambedkar statue in Hyderabad.
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In Sangareddy, K. Vamsidhar Reddy struck gold by bagging three liquor shop licences in Patancheru after filing over 100 applications along with two friends. The trio’s collective effort paid off as all three allotted outlets fell under Reddy’s name.
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BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao helped repatriate Balasani Gouraiah, a Gulf migrant from Baswapur, Sircilla, who was stranded in Muscat after being deceived by an agent. Acting on his video appeal, KTR sought the Indian Embassy’s intervention, ensuring Gouraiah’s safe return home.
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The BRS has urged the Telangana State Women’s Commission to act against Ministers allegedly summoning women officers for late-night reviews. Led by V. Sunitha Lakshma Reddy, the BRS delegation accused the Congress government of endangering women’s dignity and creating a hostile work culture.
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BRS leader T. Harish Rao warned Rahul Gandhi against visiting Hyderabad unless the government clears Rs 24,000 dues per auto driver, threatening statewide protests. He accused the Revanth Reddy administration of neglect and demanded ex-gratia for deceased drivers and immediate payment of outstanding aid.
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Mahabubnagar MLA Yennem Srinivas Reddy criticised the Congress government for mounting debts and lack of funds for local development works, saying MLAs cannot even sanction petty projects. Other Congress legislators have backed his demand for higher constituency allocations.
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BRS leader KT Rama Rao slammed the Congress government over the alleged suicide of Gurukul student Varshita in Vangara, blaming administrative apathy and mismanagement. He claimed over 100 student deaths in two years, demanding accountability for the worsening conditions.
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Eshaan Eti of Haldi Fairways was named the best net overall player with 39 points at the Sreenidhi University Telangana Premier Golf League Championship. The event saw impressive performances from London Royals and Gunners, topping their respective groups
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Aizah Mir from Hyderabad clinched the juniors (90 cm) title in the Regional Equestrian League and Telangana State Equestrian Meet at the Hyderabad Polo and Riding Club. Mohammed Khaled Ali and Husayn Zaid were also prominent in the results
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A young couple, Daraveni Raviteja and Mounika, were washed away while taking a holy dip in the Godavari river. Mounika drowned, and Raviteja was rescued by fisherman Nagula Ramulu. The police have launched an investigation into the incident
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The Indian women’s football team is set to face Nepal in the final match of the Tri-Nation Women's International Friendlies. Head coach Crispin Chettri aims for better performance after a loss to Iran and to assess his squad's depth for the AFC Women's Asian Cup
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The suspension of the liquor license draw for select shops in Telangana has triggered concerns among applicants. The Prohibition and Excise Department's last-minute decision has raised questions about transparency and fairness in the process
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BRS has filed a complaint against Telangana's Media Director, Sriram Karri, alleging a violation of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) during the Jubilee Hills bypoll. The party seeks an inquiry, suspension, and preservation of his social media records
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The All India Income Tax Audit Conference, “Chintan Shivir,” focused on strengthening the audit framework of the Income Tax Department. Key discussions included improving audit quality, leveraging data analytics, and enhancing coordination for transparency, efficiency, and accountability
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The Lila Poonawalla Foundation hosted its 2025 Hyderabad Scholarship Award function, offering scholarships to meritorious girls pursuing higher education. Chairperson Lila Poonawalla highlighted the Foundation’s commitment to mentorship, leadership development, and empowering women to become changemakers
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Agrasen Co-operative Urban Bank Ltd. has inaugurated its 11th branch in Madhapur, Hyderabad. The bank introduced new deposit schemes, including a 555-day deposit at 9% interest. The branch will further the bank’s commitment to customer service and financial inclusion
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Residents from Secunderabad Cantonment have taken to Jubilee Hills to warn voters against falling for Congress's false promises. Using a creative campaign with dressed chickens, they highlighted unfulfilled promises from the past and urged residents to vote wisely in the November bypoll