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The TS BIE has recently levied a penalty of Rs.1 lakh each on 27 corporate and private junior colleges for operating classes in the summer vacation besides holding first year admissions before announcement of schedule by the TS BIE.
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On Monday, accompanied by a convoy of vehicles carrying hundreds of leaders and activists, Chandrashekhar Rao interacted with the people and listened to their grievances and sorrows, reassuring them to take up their issues.
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He along with the party district president MLC T Madhusudhan, former ZP chairman L Kamal Raju conducted a road show at Mudigonda in Khammam district on Monday.
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Harish Rao said the BRS had already filed a complaint in Patancheru as a fake video was being circulated against Venkatrami Reddy.
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The BRS trained its guns at the Congress, questioning its failures to address basic needs like water and power, and questioning the delays in implementing its much-hyped six guarantees.
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She suffered severe bleeding after the delivery, which resulted in her death.
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Chief Secretary A Santhi Kumari issued orders to district Collectors and District Election Officers in the State to declare the paid holidays on these dates.
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Sources said Ezaj (62) lost consciousness 10 minutes after he returned home following the wedding of his eldest daughter, which was held at midnight in the presence of elders of the community and relatives on Sunday
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Chandrashekhar Rao would reach a position to dictate terms in the State if the BRS won a majority of MP seats, he said while participating in corner meetings in different places of Sircilla town on Monday.
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In the complaint, the BJP stated that Dayakar during poll campaigning in Nirmal town used unparliamentary language against Prime Minister Modi and Shah.
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"What right does the Delhi police have to enter Gandhi Bhavan and register cases against Telangana Congress leaders," she asked here on Monday.
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Police said the body of Bogarapu Bheem Rao was found in the town precincts. He was allegedly depressed when his wife left him a month back.
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Addressing a press conference here on Monday, Laxman said the Chief Minister was intentionally insulting the sentiments of Hindus. "After insulting Hindu religion CM has no right to call himself an Hindu,"he said.
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He claimed that he had struggled for rights of the miners and played a vital role in introducing several laws for the welfare of the miners. He recalled that he had participated in Telangana movement.
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Hari had sent nine pictures, all of which went through the second round. The names of photographers and locations are hidden when the online voting is open.
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The drop in temperatures brought relief from the prolonged intense heat, albeit accompanied by disruptions in various areas.
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Koutala Sub-Inspector N Madhukar said that Bogarapu Bheem Rao from Gurudpet was found dead on the middle of the tower after trying to kill himself by plunging from it.
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The TS EAPCET will also see a 16-year-old, the youngest candidate who with special permission from the State government, appearing for the engineering stream.
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The universities and technical boards have been asked to grant affiliation to its affiliated colleges by July 31. The last date for cancellation of seats in technical programmes with a full fee refund is September 11.t
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There were questions from organic and in-organic chemistry, and periodic tables that were moderate on difficulty levels. A few students felt that the chemistry paper had straight questions with no ambiguity unlike last year.
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Addressing an election rally at Jagtial as part of his bus tour, Chandrashekhar Rao said Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy should explain the fate of the six guarantees including the crop loan waiver promised on December 9.
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The meeting premises reverberated with whistles and applause when the BRS chief mentioned local MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy.
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Earlier, the government had been purchasing only 5.16 quintal per acre irrespective of the gross output.
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The Chief Minister also assured that the pending Rythu Bharosa assistance would be extending to all farmers before May 9.