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Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu announced that Telangana will double Hyderabad’s infrastructure over the next decade to sustain rapid industrial growth and avoid urban collapse.
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TG ECET 2026 hall tickets will be available from May 9 at 11 am. The exam, conducted on May 15, has over 18,000 applicants and enables lateral entry into BE, BTech and BPharmacy programmes across Telangana.
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Nava Limited constructed a vaccine room at the Urban Health Centre in Sekhar Banjar, Kothagudem district, under its CSR initiative. Health officials appreciated the company’s contribution to strengthening healthcare infrastructure and supporting patients during vaccination sessions.
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Forty quintals of jowar produce stored on a platform were destroyed in a fire at Balanpur village in Adilabad district’s Bazarhathnoor mandal on Thursday. Locals tried to douse the flames, while the cause of the fire is yet to be identified.
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Adilabad police arrested five persons for allegedly creating fake Aadhaar cards, voter ID cards and birth certificates in Mavala. Nearly 300 digital documents and five mobile phones were seized, while another accused person remains absconding.
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Senior BRS leaders launched a scathing attack on the Congress government in Telangana, accusing it of reducing the three-day "Rythu Mela" to a political spectacle while failing to address farmers’ distress.
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Two people were injured after a car carrying five occupants overturned on the PVNR Expressway near pillar 161. The vehicle, travelling from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, lost control and hit a divider, causing traffic disruption before being cleared.
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TG EAPCET 2026 will provide instant provisional scores for over 2.10 lakh engineering aspirants, based on a preliminary key. Conducted by Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad, the exam aims to improve transparency and reduce student anxiety.
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The Hydraa Police Station at Hussain Sagar remains non-functional a year after inauguration, awaiting legal clearance. Though staff has been deputed and 29 FIRs registered, full operational status is still pending, according to officials of the Hydraa agency.
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New findings from LinkedIn show rising caution among Indian job seekers, with 82% checking for scams before applying. However, Gen Z professionals remain vulnerable, prompting LinkedIn to introduce stronger verification, detection and safety measures across its platform.
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Skyroot Aerospace has raised nearly $60 million, achieving unicorn status at a $1.1 billion valuation. The funding will support the development and launch of Vikram-1, India’s first privately developed orbital rocket, strengthening the country’s private space industry.
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Researchers from L V Prasad Eye Institute have warned that contaminated swimming pools may expose children and swimmers to serious eye infections. Doctors advise using goggles, avoiding swimming with contact lenses and maintaining proper hygiene to reduce risks during the summer season.
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Amazon India has announced that its Great Summer Sale 2026 will begin on May 8, offering discounts across multiple categories. The sale will also showcase AI-powered shopping tools, affordability options and products from leading technology, fashion and lifestyle brands.
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A 21-year-old security guard from Bihar died after a fire broke out at his residence in Mailardevpally, Hyderabad, during the early hours of Thursday. Fire officials suspect a short circuit caused the blaze, which trapped the victim inside the smoke-filled house.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested two forest officials for allegedly accepting a Rs 3.5 lakh bribe from a road contractor in Bhadradri Kothagudem district. The officials were caught red-handed during an ACB trap operation and later produced before a court in Warangal.
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BRS leaders condemned the attack on Karimnagar MLA Gangula Kamalakar’s camp office, alleging BJP involvement and blaming Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar for instigating violence. They criticised police inaction and demanded strict action, raising concerns over law and order in Telangana.
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Researchers exploring the Haridra River near Medak district discovered stone tools dating from the Paleolithic to Neolithic eras. Archaeologists say the finds confirm prehistoric human presence in the region and contribute significantly to understanding Telangana’s ancient history.
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Amirta International Institute of Hotel Management hosted ‘Tarangutsavam-2.0’, a cultural celebration in Hyderabad, featuring performances by students and the presence of Alekhya Harika. The event highlighted student creativity, entertainment and the institute’s educational offerings across South India.
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The French Institute in India and the Embassy of France in India have launched the fourth edition of the Villa Swagatam residency programme, inviting French and Indian artists and writers to apply for residencies in 2026–2027 before the May 31 deadline.
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BRS leader T. Harish Rao criticised the Telangana government over delays in paddy procurement, alleging negligence and farmer distress. He cited irregular deductions, delayed payments and poor infrastructure, urging immediate action to deploy transport, gunny bags and streamline procurement operations.
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Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences has inaugurated a Comprehensive Obesity Clinic to provide evidence-based and multidisciplinary treatment for obesity and metabolic disorders. The clinic will offer personalised care through specialists, dietary guidance, physical activity plans and long-term follow-up for patients.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau trapped Bhadrachalam FDO Shantapuri Sujatha and DRO Bhukya Krishna in Kothagudem for allegedly accepting a Rs 3.5 lakh bribe from a contractor. The officials were caught red-handed at the FDO office following a complaint, officials said.
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The historic Raja Rai Clock Tower in Hyderabad has remained non-functional for over five months after a blast and fire at a nearby electronics showroom damaged the structure. Residents are demanding immediate restoration of the century-old landmark, once part of a grand Nizam-era palace.
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Tensions erupted in Karimnagar as BJP and BRS activists clashed near Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s residence following an attack on a BRS camp office. Both groups exchanged stones and sticks before police intervened and detained several participants.