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Former MLA Dasyam Vinay Bhaskar has alleged large-scale corruption in the auctioning of commercial plots by KUDA in Hanamkonda, claiming officials were pressured by ruling party leaders to fix prices and restrict bids.
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Clinicians in Hyderabad are increasingly turning to AI platforms like ZenMD for quick access to medical information and clinical support. Founded by Rithika and Pranav Reddy, ZenMD has crossed 60,000 users within eight weeks of launch, reflecting strong organic adoption.
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A 23-year-old cattle rearer was killed after being struck by lightning at Ishrithabad village in Sadasivapet mandal, Sangareddy district. His three-year-old nephew, who was accompanying him, sustained minor injuries.
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The auction of Azam Jahi Mill lands in Warangal on Friday triggered high drama as labour unions opposed the Congress government's move, citing violation of a Supreme Court order.
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Illegal soil mining on government land in Sangareddy’s Andole area was halted after BRS leaders intervened and alerted officials. Former MLA Chanti Kranthi Kiran accused officials of ignoring the activity and demanded strict action against both miners and negligent officers.
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Police in Khammam and Warangal organised anti-drug rallies on Friday to mark the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. The officials urged youth to stay away from narcotics, stressing their role in nation-building and warning against the dangers of addiction.
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The Democratic Teachers Federation demanded that the Telangana government immediately obtain and implement the Pay Revision Commission report, release pending dues and amend GO No. 25, while criticising deductions towards the health scheme before its implementation.
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A 23-year-old pregnant woman from Medak allegedly died by suicide after being harassed by her husband, who suspected her fidelity and demanded a DNA test. Her parents have lodged a complaint against the husband and his mother, and police are investigating.
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Former Minister V Srinivas Goud criticised the Congress government for withdrawing the security cover of BRS leader and former IPS officer RS Praveen Kumar, alleging political motives and demanding the immediate restoration and enhancement of his security arrangements.
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BRS general secretary T Jeevan Reddy demanded the withdrawal of GO Ms No. 9, alleging that it was weakening the fee reimbursement scheme and causing hardship to students, while accusing the Congress government of failing to release pending dues to colleges.
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Police in Adilabad organised a 5 km run on Friday to mark the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, with over 2,000 youngsters participating from Adilabad and neighbouring districts.
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The Amrabad Tiger Reserve in Telangana has recorded a rise in its tiger population, with the latest census pegging the numbers at 42, up from 36 in the previous estimation.
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Farmers in Telangana are struggling to purchase urea through a government-introduced mobile application, leading to widespread frustration and viral social media content mocking the state administration. A reel by Banoth Vijay Kumar has struck a chord with farmers, highlighting supply shortages, poor connectivity and exploitation by traders.
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BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan criticised Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s proposal for government staff to work an extra hour daily, saying Telangana requires sound governance rather than extended office hours.
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The Telangana government transferred 13 IAS officers across departments, including the Chief Minister's Office, and assigned additional responsibilities to several officials. The reshuffle also gave Vinay Kumar Full Additional Charge as Principal Chief Conservator of Forests till further orders.
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Student JAC leaders in Mancherial burned effigies of education officials on Friday, accusing them of turning a blind eye to private schools charging exorbitant fees and failing to implement the 25 percent mandatory RTE quota for underprivileged students
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Incomplete repair works at the Singur Multi Purpose Project may force another crop holiday for farmers as the irrigation department plans to reserve water only for drinking purposes, leaving 40,000 acres of ayacut without irrigation during the upcoming agricultural seasons.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of illegally acquiring assigned lands belonging to Dalits and tribals, failing to fulfil election promises and targeting those opposing land acquisition, while assuring support to affected families and party workers.
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A paddy trader from Nagarkurnool district who had been missing since June 22 was found murdered near Shadnagar on Thursday. Police suspect a financial dispute linked to the paddy business and are investigating allegations against his business associates.
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The colourful Pedda Puli tiger dance continues to be a major attraction during Muharram celebrations in Jagtial and Karimnagar districts, with devotees donning tiger attire as an offering of thanksgiving, highlighting Telangana's unique blend of faith, folklore and communal harmony.
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Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla and Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy appealed to people to help eliminate drug abuse and illicit trafficking in Telangana. They urged citizens, especially the youth, to adopt healthy lifestyles and support efforts to build a drug-free society.
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Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma praised the Telangana Integrated Command and Control Centre after visiting the Hyderabad facility, calling it an excellent model for technology-driven governance and efficient public service delivery that other states, including Meghalaya, can emulate.
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Retired Army officer and civic activist Major Shiva Kiran passed away after a prolonged illness in Hyderabad. Founder of Sukuki Exnora and the Geo Map Society, he was widely recognised for promoting waste management, supporting ragpickers and improving civic infrastructure across the city.
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Mild tension prevailed at Polasa village in Kumram Bheem Asifabad after tribal residents stopped Forest department officials from digging trenches around farmlands. Villagers feared losing their livelihood, while officials said the exercise was aimed at protecting wildlife and forest boundaries.