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BJP state president N Ramchander Rao accused the Telangana government of failing in paddy procurement despite funds being provided by the Centre. He alleged negligence, inconsistent statistics, and inefficiency in handling farmers’ concerns.
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The DOST 2026 second-phase seat allotment results have been announced, with 52,302 students securing provisional admissions. Commerce remained the most preferred stream, while candidates have been asked to complete online self-reporting before participating in the next admission phase.
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After weeks of scorching heat, Telangana is set for gradual relief as the IMD forecasts thunderstorms, lightning, gusty winds and light to moderate rainfall from June 1. Maximum temperatures are expected to drop by 2-3°C across the State over the next four days
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A special ACB court in Khammam sentenced a tahsildar Gundla Narasimha Rao to two years’ imprisonment and a fine of Rs 10,000 for accepting a bribe of Rs 3,000 from a farmer in 2011.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested a Telangana Cyber Security Bureau inspector for allegedly demanding and accepting a bribe in connection with a cyber fraud investigation. Searches at his residence reportedly led to the recovery of unaccounted cash, gold ornaments and property documents.
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NIMS Hyderabad has launched Telangana’s first government-sector Next Generation Sequencing cancer testing facility. Established under the DIAMOnDS project, the centre offers advanced molecular diagnostic services free of cost and has already benefited more than 1,400 cancer patients.
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PETA India and SAFI have facilitated the registration of an FIR against the chairman of Metpally Municipality over the alleged illegal relocation of more than 100 community dogs. Police have launched an investigation to trace the animals and determine their whereabouts.
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The CPI has accused Congress leaders in Khammam of encouraging encroachments on valuable NSP lands. District secretary Dandi Suresh alleged political backing for illegal occupation of canal lands and demanded immediate removal of encroachments and establishment of a greenbelt.
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The Telangana High Court has come down heavily on the Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA) for demolishing structures on a Kukatpally plot despite judicial protection.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of failing to fulfil promises made to SCs, STs, BCs and Minorities. He alleged favouritism in awarding contracts, demanded repeal of GOMs 17 and sought a white paper on contractor funds.
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Former minister T Harish Rao alleged that the Congress government had neglected the education sector by delaying the recruitment of DEOs and MEOs. He also criticised the government over funding issues while attending Siddipet DEO Srinivas Reddy's retirement function
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Farmers in Adilabad district staged a protest against the proposed installation of meters on agricultural motors, alleging that the move would adversely affect cultivators. Demonstrators carrying ropes warned of serious consequences if the policy was implemented
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An ayurvedic doctor from Nirmal district has successfully cultivated Japan's rare Miyazaki mango variety, considered among the world's most expensive fruits. His achievement in a semi-arid region is inspiring farmers to explore high-value and unconventional crops
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A 50-year-old government teacher, Athram Rajesh, died of suspected sunstroke at Jaithuguda village in Mancherial district on Saturday. The incident came as Bellampalli recorded a maximum temperature of 45.4 degrees Celsius and Sirpur (T) touched 45 degrees Celsius
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Evening BE and BTech programmes for working professionals in Telangana may be extended from three to four years to reduce academic pressure and improve work-study balance. Universities are also preparing to conduct an entrance examination for admissions from this academic year.
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A fire allegedly caused by a short circuit broke out at Tirumala Theatre in Karimnagar in the early hours of Saturday. Fire personnel brought the blaze under control, but around 200 seats and several theatre facilities were damaged
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The redevelopment of Hafizpet railway station under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme is nearing completion, with 99 per cent of works finished. The upgraded station features modern passenger amenities, improved accessibility and enhanced infrastructure at a revised project cost of Rs 33 crore.
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The national flag has been re-hoisted at Hyderabad’s historic Moazzam Jahi Market after being absent for nearly a month due to damaged support cables. GHMC replaced the flag, installed stronger cables and ensured compliance with the Flag Code of India, 2002.
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Cyberabad police arrested four members of a chain-snatching gang and apprehended a juvenile in connection with multiple theft cases. Investigators used CCTV footage and technical evidence to trace the accused and recover stolen property worth approximately Rs 5 lakh.
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A mega job mela will be held at Kings Palace, Mehdipatnam, on June 1, bringing together companies from sectors including healthcare, IT, education and banking. SSC-qualified candidates can attend free of cost and participate in preliminary interviews at the venue.
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The TG EdCET 2026 results recorded a 96.95 per cent qualifying rate, with men securing all top 10 ranks despite women outnumbering them in registrations and attendance. Banothu Ajith Krishna topped the examination conducted for admission to BEd courses
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Desa Squadron was declared the Champion Squadron for Spring Term 2026 at the Air Force Academy, Dundigal, and received the prestigious Commandant's Banner. The award recognises overall excellence across academics, sports, drill competitions, leadership activities and military training.
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The Telangana Open School Education Society has announced the SSC and Intermediate Public Examination 2026 results, recording improved pass percentages in both categories. More than 64,000 candidates passed the examinations, while plans are underway to provide certificates through MeeSeva centres.
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Niloufer Hospital hosted a Continuing Medical Education programme featuring Stanford University’s Dr Matthew Strehlow, who discussed the growing role of artificial intelligence in paediatric healthcare. The session explored AI’s benefits, challenges and practical applications in improving clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.