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MANAGE Hyderabad has launched The Far Acre, a book featuring stories of agri-entrepreneurs. It highlights their efforts in solving challenges in Indian agriculture, including market access and finance, while showcasing innovation and long-term commitment in the sector.
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A Hyderabad paediatrician has launched a petition urging authorities to regulate sugar-based drinks marketed like ORS. The move aims to prevent confusion among consumers, especially parents, and calls for clearer branding guidelines to protect public health.
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Public transport services in Telangana may be disrupted as TGSRTC employees plan a strike from Tuesday midnight. With thousands of workers involved, talks between the government and JAC leaders are expected, while contingency measures are being explored.
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KNRUHS has announced a Registrar vacancy open to professors, government officials, and university officers in Telangana. The post offers a three-year term, with applications due by May 12 via registered post along with required documents.
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Historian Dr Thummala Devrao claims discovery of an ancient 200-step well at Nirmal fort, possibly used for military movement and defense. He says it includes tunnels and secret passages and urges government protection and development of the site as a tourist attraction
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Congress leaders criticised Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for his remarks against former Minister Jeevan Reddy, saying they were unwarranted and disrespectful, and highlighting internal dissent over leadership decisions and treatment of loyal party members
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BRS held a massive Jagtial public meeting led by K Chandrashekar Rao boosting cadre morale. He criticized Congress government over governance failures, welfare delays and civic issues avoiding personal attacks while highlighting Telangana’s past struggles and party’s development record message
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Prashanth Goud and his 11-year-old son Sritan died after an unidentified vehicle hit their motorcycle on ORR service road near Adibatla. His wife Vani and daughter Sashika were injured. Adibatla Police Station is investigating the hit-and-run case
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Tension prevailed in Mailardevpally after rowdy sheeter Ulla Khan allegedly attacked two men Mohammed Farees and Mohammed Ismail for refusing money demand. Victims were stabbed and admitted to Osmania General Hospital condition stable. Police registered case and launched investigation
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Mamidala Istari, Kakatiya University professor, selected Fellow of Royal Society of Biology for contributions to biology. With 100+ papers, books, patents, and research projects, his achievement brings recognition to Telangana’s academic and scientific community
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India Meteorological Department issues orange and yellow alerts across Telangana as Hyderabad expects evening thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds bringing relief from heatwave. Similar patterns of hot days followed by storms likely to continue through April 27
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Kothagudem Bhadrachalam Bar Association urges establishment of Sessions or Assistant Sessions Court to improve legal access, reduce case transfers, and speed justice for tribal populations, highlighting 600 pending cases and long travel burdens across Telangana and neighbouring Andhra Pradesh regions
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TGPSC has issued a notification for 20 Assistant Scientist (Analyst Grade-II) posts in the Telangana Pollution Control Board. Applications will be accepted from April 27 to May 25, with details available on the Commission’s official website
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Delhi Public Schools and Pallavi Group of Schools recorded 100 per cent pass in CBSE Class X exams, with 237 students scoring above 95 per cent and 578 centums. Students were felicitated at a Hyderabad ceremony attended by VV Lakshmi Narayana
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Gleneagles Hospital organised a ‘Ride for a Cause’ motorbike rally in Hyderabad to mark World Liver Day 2026. Over 500 participants joined the event, highlighting this year’s theme on healthy habits and early detection of liver diseases
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Telangana students delivered an impressive performance in JEE Main 2026, with five securing 100 percentiles and top ranks. Ritwik Reddy topped the EWS category, while Asna Mallavarapu emerged as the girls’ topper from the State
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A Maharashtra man was arrested in Adilabad for allegedly duping two women by promising jobs with SpiceJet. He collected ₹3.40 lakh from a Nizamabad woman and confessed to a similar fraud involving another victim, police said
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Telangana High Court pulled up the State for delaying Rs 45 crore compensation to landowners in Jogulamba Gadwal district. Justice NV Shravan Kumar termed the explanation inadequate and directed the concerned official to appear, granting a final opportunity for compliance
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Former Congress minister and MLC T Jeevan Reddy joined the BRS at Jagtial in the presence of K. Chandrashekar Rao, who appointed him general secretary. KCR said his entry would strengthen the party across undivided Karimnagar and neighbouring districts
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BRS chief K. Chandrashekar Rao asserted at Jagtial that his party will return to power in Telangana with a clear majority. He attacked the Congress government over governance failures and welfare schemes, while vowing a continued political struggle for the State
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Senior leader T Jeevan Reddy said joining BRS marked a turning point in his career, citing discrimination in Congress. He praised K Chandrashekhar Rao’s leadership and criticised the state government over welfare schemes and delay in key infrastructure works
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Twenty-six candidates secured a perfect 100 NTA score in JEE-Main 2026, with Andhra Pradesh and Telangana producing five each. Over 13 lakh candidates appeared in the first session, while more than 10 lakh took the second
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Revanth Reddy defended his Medigadda visit, calling it a pre-planned technical inspection. He accused BRS of diversion tactics, flagged Kaleshwaram irregularities, and pressed for a CBI probe while reaffirming the government’s commitment to repairs
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Jagtial town wore a pink look as BRS held its Praja Ashirvada Sabha at Vivekananda Mini Stadium. Party president K. Chandrashekar Rao addressed a massive gathering attended by leaders and supporters from multiple districts despite scorching heat conditions