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Farmers' organisations say monkey and wild animal attacks remain a major obstacle to crop diversification in Telangana. While commercial and horticultural crops offer opportunities, recurring crop damage and the high cost of solar fencing continue to push cultivators towards paddy cultivation.
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A newborn boy allegedly sold for Rs 1.70 lakh through intermediaries was rescued and placed under Child Welfare Committee care. Police have launched an investigation into the roles of the biological parents, prospective adoptive parents and middlemen involved in the case.
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Former BRS MP B. Vinod Kumar accused the Congress and BJP of indulging in political theatrics over the Tummidihatti project. Citing Maharashtra's longstanding opposition, he said repairs to the Medigadda barrage and reliance on Kaleshwaram remain Telangana's only viable options.
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The Hyderabad Traffic Police booked a Sangareddy man for allegedly using a fake registration number on his scooter to evade traffic challans. The cloned number belonged to another vehicle owner, prompting a police investigation into the scooter's original registration details.
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BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao condoled the death of acclaimed filmmaker Bharathiraja, describing him as one of Indian cinema's greatest storytellers. He said the legendary director's contributions would continue to inspire future generations of filmmakers and audiences.
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BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan criticised the rejection of Congress leader Meenakshi Natarajan's Rajya Sabha nomination, calling it a setback for parliamentary democracy. He praised her integrity and alleged that internal political conspiracies within the Congress led to her exclusion.
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A spell of rain lasting less than an hour brought Hyderabad’s IT corridor to a near standstill on Tuesday evening. Waterlogging, traffic congestion, overcrowded Metro stations and a lack of traffic regulation left thousands of commuters stranded for hours across key stretches.
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While many national parks close during the monsoon, several wildlife destinations across India continue to welcome visitors. From Tadoba and Pench to Nagarhole and Dudhwa, these reserves offer nature lovers a chance to enjoy rain-soaked forests and unique safari experiences.
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The fourth season of the Hyderabad Bird Atlas will begin on July 4, with over 300 volunteers expected to participate. Organisers aim to document additional bird species beyond the 242 already recorded, while expanding survey coverage in eastern and northern Hyderabad
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The Green India Challenge's mangrove plantation drive in the Sundarbans has recorded a high survival rate, with saplings growing up to three feet tall. Organisers said the project highlights the value of scientific monitoring, community participation and long-term ecological restoration.
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Amid growing protests over delayed salaries and honorariums, the Telangana government has directed all departments to ensure timely payments from the first day of every month and warned officials of action for lapses in salary disbursement.
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Family members of Tollywood actor Junior NTR visited the Kondagattu Anjaneya Swamy Temple in Jagtial on Wednesday. His mother Shalini and mother-in-law Vijayalakshmi performed special pujas, received Sheshavastram and prasadam, and participated in religious rituals at the shrine.
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A man was arrested in Hyderabad for allegedly attempting to secretly record a woman while she was bathing. The woman noticed a mobile phone camera near the bathroom ventilator, leading to a complaint, police action and the accused's arrest.
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A farmer in Khammam district was fined Rs 5,000 by Thirumalapuram gram panchayat for burning paddy stubble, violating Telangana government norms. Officials warned against crop residue burning, citing environmental pollution, soil degradation, reduced fertility, and adverse impacts on agricultural productivity
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Two persons were electrocuted in Hyderabad’s Bandlaguda area after coming into contact with snapped live wires during heavy rains. The victims, identified as Jaffer and Abu of Chandrayangutta, died on the spot. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation
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Cyberabad Police have solved a burglary at Hill Ridge Villas in Gachibowli, arresting three persons, including a Nepali couple, in Uttar Pradesh. Officials recovered stolen gold and silver ornaments weighing several kilograms after coordinated multi-state investigation teams tracked the suspects
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Telangana kickboxers secured 19 medals, including six gold, three silver and 10 bronze, at the WAKO India Junior National Kickboxing Championships. The state achieved its best-ever performance, finishing eighth overall, and was felicitated by SATG MD Soni Bala Devi
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A 60-year-old tenant farmer from Buggaram mandal in Jagtial district allegedly died by suicide, reportedly due to mounting debts and poor crop yield. Police said he consumed pesticides. He was later found dead on the outskirts of Buggaram
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A goods train carrying concrete sleepers derailed near Peddapalli railway junction on Tuesday after crossing Goureddypet railway gate. Railway officials rushed to the spot and restoration work is underway. No casualties have been reported so far
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and senior Congress leaders have condemned the rejection of AICC in-charge Meenakshi Natarajan’s Rajya Sabha nomination. They alleged political interference in the process and described the development as a setback to democratic values and institutions
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The rejection of AICC in-charge Meenakshi Natarajan’s Rajya Sabha nomination has reignited discussions on internal differences within the Telangana Congress. Remarks by a BJP Minister alleging information leaks from Congress leaders have added to speculation over factional dynamics
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The India Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for Hyderabad and neighbouring districts, warning of moderate rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds. Several parts of Telangana are expected to receive rainfall over the next few hours, with intense showers likely in some city areas
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Tribal land legislation is ultimately not about restricting transactions; it is about preserving cultures, and securing indigenous livelihoods
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Biochar can significantly improve soil health, enhance water retention and support climate-smart agriculture, according to SKLTHU Vice Chancellor Dr D. Raji Reddy. He urged wider adoption of biochar technologies and pledged stronger university support through research and training initiatives