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Private professional, degree, and PG colleges in Telangana will shut down from November 3 if the state government fails to release Rs. 900 crore in pending fee reimbursement dues by November 1. A mass protest involving 10 lakh people is also planned
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The Congress party ramps up its campaign for the Jubilee Hills bypoll by deploying five Ministers, MPs, and MLAs to rally voters. Despite claiming confidence, their efforts reflect growing concern over the tight race. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy will join the campaign soon
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Despite BRS objections, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has assigned symbols resembling the party's 'Car' to independent candidates in the Jubilee Hills by-election. Polling for the by-election will take place on November 11, with over 4 lakh voters expected
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Yashoda Hospitals-Hitec City launched a book titled ‘Pink Power’ to raise awareness on breast cancer, featuring insights on screening, treatment, and nutrition. The event was attended by Women and Child Welfare Minister Seethakka, film actress Kumari Srileela, and Dr G S Rao
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BRS, Congress, and BJP candidates in Jubilee Hills bypoll intensified door-to-door campaigning and met RWAs, promising civic development. Maganti Sunitha invoked her late husband’s legacy, Naveen Yadav pledged new funds, and Kishan Reddy assured constituency growth through central support
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KT Rama Rao blamed the Congress government for turning Telangana into a mafia regime, accusing leaders of looting the State. He urged hotel workers and voters to support the BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha Gopinath for peace and development
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BRS leader Rasamai Balkishan appeared before LMD police following a case filed against him by Manakondur MLA Dr Kavvampalli Satyanarayana. Balkishan alleged that the MLA abused him and his family, and fabricated a fake audio clip to file the case
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BRS president KT Rama Rao campaigned at Tolichowki’s Jubilee Housing Society, criticising Congress for poor governance and minority neglect. He defended BRS past records, promised stronger governance, and mingled with residents, energizing supporters ahead of Telangana elections
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A tragic bus accident in Kurnool district claimed the lives of Manga Sandhyarani (43) and her daughter Chandana (23). The bodies, which were charred beyond recognition, were identified using DNA reports and handed over to the family for funeral arrangements
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In Kamareddy, farmers staged a protest over delays in paddy procurement, with some falling at the feet of police to demand action. Officials had refused to procure stocks citing quality issues. A district team later claimed the issue was resolved
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Telangana DGP Shivadhar Reddy visited Yashoda Hospital to check on DCP S Chaitanya Kumar and gunman VSN Murthy, injured while catching Koti robber Omar Ansari. Both are recovering, and police continue tracking the robber’s two remaining associates
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Says Gandhi should spell out his stance on the BJP-style governance by the Congress government in the State
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The Dandari-Gussadi dance troupes in Adilabad are facing financial strain as government aid, promised for the 2024 festival, remains delayed. Members have spent large amounts for the celebrations and are struggling to manage expenses while awaiting the funds
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BRS leaders, including KTR, Harish Rao, and Talasani Srinivas Yadav, attended Bodrai Mahotsavam in Secunderabad. The festival showcased community unity, with drums and bonams, while KTR urged Jubilee Hills voters to support BRS in the upcoming bypoll
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His comments come in backdrop of the Kurnool bus accident which claimed the lives of 20 persons
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IKP Knowledge Park will host the 19th International Knowledge Millennium Conference (IKMC) 2025 from October 26–28 in Hyderabad. The event will focus on innovation and tech sovereignty, with ₹1 crore investment for a start-up and awards for young innovators
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FTCCI, Telangana Tourism, and NITHM will host India’s first conference on the ‘Weekend Tourism Economy’ on November 15 at Gachibowli. Supported by TCEI and Pragati Resorts, the event will explore how short trips can boost local economies
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Over 1,100 women took part in the 5th Starlight Strides – Women’s Night Run 2025 at Gachibowli, organised by Hyderabad Runners and SCSC. The event promoted women’s fitness and safety, featuring saree runners and multiple run categories
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Singareni Collieries will add a third continuous miner at its Godavarikhani 11 incline mine to boost annual coal production to one million tonnes. Tenders worth Rs 100 crore have been invited, making it India’s first underground mine with three continuous miners
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A Sangareddy auto driver, K Sangameshwar, developed a severe infection after treatment at the local government hospital. After spending Rs 35 lakh and selling his house, he now risks losing his hand. He filed a negligence complaint and sought government help
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Cyberabad police caught 457 motorists for drunk driving during Saturday’s special checks. Those booked include 346 two-wheeler riders and 86 car drivers. Twenty-four drivers had very high alcohol levels. Offenders face court cases and license suspension
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A robber tried to attack DCP (South East) S Chaitanya Kumar and his PSO in Chaderghat after a robbery chase from Koti. The DCP fired two rounds, injuring the suspect, who was later arrested. Police are searching for his two aides
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Hyderabad Central Zone Police held a cyclothon from People’s Plaza to Seven Tombs as part of Police Commemoration Week. Around 500 cyclists, including 100 police personnel, participated. DCP K Shilpavalli urged citizens to support Monday’s Mega Blood Donation Camp
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DRI officers at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport seized 4.15 kg of hydroponic ganja worth Rs 4.15 crore from a woman arriving from Bangkok. The cannabis was hidden in her luggage’s false bottom. She was arrested under the NDPS Act