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Telangana’s higher education system faces a severe crisis as several universities have no professors and large-scale faculty vacancies. Delays in recruitment and policy issues have affected academic activity, with the government planning to begin hiring in the coming months.
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Tension prevailed at the oil palm factory in Narmetta as BRS and Congress workers raised slogans against each other during a Rythu Mela event. Leaders from both sides appealed for calm, and the situation was brought under control
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Sulakshya Seva Samithi celebrated its 13th anniversary in Hanamkonda with inspirational talks by UPSC ranker Atla Tharun Teja and Air Force officer Anil Kumar Tripathi, highlighting perseverance, national security and community service
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A 20-year-old degree student in Meerpet died by suicide, reportedly distressed after the death of her pet cat. Police registered a suspicious death case and are investigating the circumstances, with initial findings pointing to emotional distress
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Former Minister T Harish Rao said the Kaleshwaram project enabled oil palm cultivation in Siddipet. He highlighted the growth in acreage, infrastructure development, and the upcoming inauguration of an oil palm factory and refinery in the district
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Around 38 displaced persons from Velugumatla filed a complaint in Khammam alleging fraud in Bhoodan land allotments. The accused collected over Rs 54 lakh promising house sites. Police arrested the accused and further investigation is underway
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Bonagiri Sriharshavardhan from Mancherial has qualified for a national-level masters badminton competition in Goa after performing well in a state-level event. He was felicitated by district badminton association officials for his achievement
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Feed India Foundation chairperson Dr MA Farha distributed around 150 Ramadan kits to poor families in Khammam ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr. The initiative covered Pandurangapuram and YSR Colony during the holy month of Ramadan
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Over 50 candidates allegedly secured teacher jobs in ITDA Utnoor using fake nativity certificates, affecting local tribal aspirants. The issue has now reached the National Scheduled Tribal Commission, which has sought explanations from officials over the recruitment process and irregularities
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A Christian man in Pakistan faces a possible death sentence under blasphemy laws, with his case linked to an alleged network accused of fabricating charges for extortion. The case has raised serious concerns over fairness and misuse of laws.
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Farmers in Adilabad performed a pushpabhisekam to a poster of K Chandrashekhar Rao on Ugadi, seeking his return as Chief Minister. They highlighted delays in welfare schemes, pensions and benefits, stating their livelihoods have been affected.
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A breach in the Mallanna Sagar canal near Dubbak has raised concerns over irrigation supply in Siddipet district. Farmers fear heavy losses to paddy crops and have urged authorities to carry out immediate repairs and take up desilting works
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Adilabad Superintendent of Police Akhil Mahajan emphasised the role of technology in reducing crime, urging villagers to install CCTV cameras. He said surveillance systems can help prevent crime, improve road safety and enhance security in rural areas.
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Thunderstorms with gusty winds and a drop in temperatures are expected to continue across Telangana till Saturday. The IMD has issued warnings for several districts, forecasting light to moderate rain and fluctuating temperatures over the next few days.
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The BRS has alleged a scam exceeding Rs 20 crore in smartphone procurement for Anganwadi workers under Poshan Abhiyan. The party has demanded a vigilance probe, citing pricing discrepancies and questioning maintenance costs in the tender process.
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Ahmedabad University hosted an open house in Hyderabad, where experts highlighted the need for interdisciplinary engineering education and introduced the Liberal Tech model, which integrates technical learning with arts, sciences and humanities to meet evolving global demands.
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A new Civil Registration System portal will soon enable online applications for birth and death certificates. The system aims to streamline services, curb fake documents, and ensure faster processing within three to five days across Telangana
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ASMS has partnered with Kissan Agri Mall to develop a technology-driven agri-retail ecosystem under Project AVIO Agritech, combining digital infrastructure and rural networks to deliver integrated agricultural services, supply chain solutions and market linkages across villages.
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Telangana’s 2026-27 Budget is expected to rely heavily on borrowings amid rising debt and limited revenues, as the government balances welfare commitments and infrastructure projects while facing pressure over partial implementation of its Six Guarantees.
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Hyderabad is gearing up for Eid-ul-Fitr prayers, with lakhs expected at major Eidgahs, including Mir Alam. Authorities have made elaborate arrangements, while religious scholars highlight the significance of Eidgahs in fostering unity and large congregational prayers.
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NFHS-5 data reveals that 37 percent of married women in Telangana face spousal violence, with alcohol abuse emerging as a major trigger. Despite high prevalence, most victims do not seek institutional help, highlighting deep-rooted social acceptance and systemic gaps.
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Farmers in Nizamabad district are protesting low prices for fodder jowar, alleging trader syndicates are forcing down rates. MLAs raised the issue in the Assembly, demanding government intervention and a bonus to ensure remunerative prices.
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A 45-year-old woman was found unconscious with severe burn injuries near Yenkepally in Sadasivapet mandal of Sangareddy district. Police shifted her to hospital and registered a case, while investigating whether it was a suicide attempt or a murder attempt.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced that the Telangana government will provide Rs.12,000 per acre annually under the Rythu Bharosa scheme, with Rs.18,000 crore already disbursed. The program will be formally launched on March 22 to support farmers