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Two youths were arrested by Saifabad police for performing dangerous bike stunts near the Telangana Secretariat to shoot social media reels. Police seized a scooter, a motorcycle, and a mobile phone used to record the videos.
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Accidents on Hyderabad’s Outer Ring Road are rising rapidly, with multiple deaths and injuries reported in just weeks. From overspeeding to unsafe stops, here’s what’s causing these crashes, who’s at risk, and what every driver must do to stay safe.
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Panic buying over alleged fuel shortages has caused long queues at petrol bunks and auto LPG stations across Hyderabad. Citizens and autorickshaw drivers face delays, while families struggle to manage school commutes despite government assurances of adequate supplies
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Three violent incidents in Hyderabad’s Old City in 24 hours, including a bike riot, a stabbing, and shop vandalism, have caused public panic. Residents question the effectiveness of police patrols and call for stronger law enforcement in Shahalibanda, Chaderghat, and Vattepally.
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An animal watcher was injured after being attacked by wild boars while tracking animals in a forest in Kumram Bheem Asifabad district. He was rescued by colleagues and shifted to a hospital. His condition is reported to be stable.
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An electric bike was gutted in a fire suspected to have been caused by a short circuit in Toopran town of Medak district. The incident occurred early Tuesday morning, damaging cables and drainage pipes. Residents failed to douse the flames.
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At least 13 women were injured after an overloaded auto overturned on the Toopran bypass road in Medak district. The victims, all from Chetla Timmaipally village, were shifted to a government hospital. Police have registered a case.
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Malkajgiri She Teams arrested 181 people, including 33 juveniles, in a special drive against harassment of women from February 16 to March 15. The teams handled 223 complaints, booked multiple cases, and provided counseling, including for phone and social media abuse.
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Blue Star has launched a new range of 125 room air conditioners, including the premium Iconia range, featuring energy-efficient, high-performance solutions for residential and commercial segments. The expansion supports India’s growing demand, particularly in emerging Tier 3-5 cities.
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Karimnagar ACB arrested Sub-Inspector Vurlugonda Venkateswarlu for accepting a Rs 15,000 bribe via UPI for releasing a seized sand-laden lorry. Digital transactions left clear evidence, leading to swift action and court production on Monday.
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Khanapuram Haveli police have arrested four key accused in the Bhoodan lands case, bringing the total number of arrests to 16. The suspects face charges under organised crime and cheating sections, with authorities probing illicit assets in Khammam urban mandal.
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A man in Neredmet, Hyderabad, has been arrested for posing as a dentist for nearly 20 years. The suspect, Ramesh, lacked formal qualifications and operated a clinic during late-night hours. Police are investigating the extent of his illegal practice.
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A mega job fair will be held at Khaja Mansion Function Hall, Masab Tank, on March 25 from 8 am to 1 pm. Companies from pharma, IT, banking, healthcare, and education sectors will conduct on-site interviews. Entry is free for SSC-qualified candidates.
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Arham Animal Ambulance in Hyderabad, launched by Arham Yuva Seva Group, provides free emergency care for injured, ill, and abandoned animals. Handling 200-250 calls daily, the service ensures timely first-aid and rescue, filling a critical urban veterinary healthcare gap.
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Dr Snigdha Gowd, Chairperson and CEO of Dr Gowd’s Dental Hospitals, has won the ‘Aligner Specialist of the Year’ award at the Famdent Excellence Awards in Mumbai, becoming the only orthodontist from Telangana to be honoured for her advanced aligner and orthodontic expertise.
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The 64 Yogini Trail exhibition by Dr Beena Unnikrishnan, Ekaa: The One, will be held at Gallery 78, Hyderabad, from March 26 to 28. The national travelling showcase reimagines India’s Yogini tradition and celebrates the sacred feminine through contemporary art.
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Three men, including Bojja Ajay, were arrested in Mavala for allegedly attempting to extort Rs 50 lakh from property owner Rakesh Sharma over a land dispute. Police seized two phones, while a fourth suspect remains absconding.
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GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan conducted an unscheduled inspection of the Chanchalguda–Santosh Nagar steel flyover on Tuesday, directing officials to expedite construction and meet the firm June 2026 deadline. The flyover aims to ease traffic congestion in the area.
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NACO, under Mission AIDS Suraksha, is intensifying engagement with States to strengthen district-level HIV response. Hyderabad will host the Suraksha Sankalp Karyashala on March 25, with Telangana’s 19 priority districts participating to discuss progress, challenges, and targeted strategies.
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The University of Hyderabad inaugurated the third cohort of its five-day Faculty Development Programme on Artificial Intelligence, training college faculty from Andhra Pradesh in practical AI applications. Hands-on sessions aim to enhance teaching and research capabilities across multiple disciplines.
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KT Rama Rao criticised the arrest of BRSV leaders during a protest near the Assembly, calling it suppression of dissent. He demanded their immediate release and accused the government of ignoring student issues, pending dues and problems in residential schools.
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Unemployed youth in Hyderabad announced a ‘Chalo Assembly’ protest on March 26 against the Congress government’s failure to deliver promised jobs and allowance. Protesters demand recruitment notifications, job calendar and fulfilment of election commitments
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Drugs Control Administration Telangana issued a high-priority advisory on Semaglutide use, warning against self-medication and online purchases. Authorities stressed prescription-only access amid rising demand after patent expiry and cautioned about serious health risks from misuse
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Dr Sivaranjani Santosh faces legal notices from pharma firms over high-sugar ORS products, triggering nationwide support from doctors. Backed by Food Safety and Standards Authority of India norms, the controversy has intensified debate on misleading health claims