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A school assistant, Kasimbi, stirred controversy by using a cow’s brain as a teaching aid for Class X students. The incident led to protests from local Hindu organizations and BJP leaders, prompting a suspension after an inquiry
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The senior BRS leader alleged that the Congress was avoiding local body elections due to fear of defeat.
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A Class 10 student in Kothagudem district allegedly attempted suicide after being scolded by a teacher for not completing homework. He consumed pesticide and was shifted to Hyderabad for treatment. A classmate’s timely alert helped ensure quick medical response
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Anagha Basu advanced in the men’s singles preliminary round of the Telangana Squash Open at Secunderabad Club. Aarav Sharma, Sriratna Muralimadhav, and other young talents impressed in various age groups across boys and girls categories
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The software engineer from Hyderabad with a rare congenital heart condition successfully undergoes a robotic cardiac surgery at KIMS Hospital, Kondapur; robotic procedure lasts over five hours
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Hyderabad-based psychiatrist Dr Jyothirmayi Kotipalli is pioneering the use of Yoga as a complementary therapy in mental health care. From anxiety to ADHD, her integrative model blends traditional Indian techniques with modern psychiatry to improve emotional regulation and neurodevelopmental outcomes
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To fund its Rs 33,600-crore welfare schemes, the Telangana Congress government is focusing on boosting non-tax revenue and securing Central grants. With low revenue mobilisation in April, it plans land auctions, mining reforms, and strategic asset monetisation to raise funds
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The projected valuation of the deal is estimated to be Rs 500 crore. The financial technology company said it aims to leverage WeXL’s existing dataset and platform to strategically transition into building an advanced AI agent framework
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BRS leaders criticised CM Revanth Reddy for misleading farmers with claims over Rythu Bharosa disbursement. Accusing the Congress of pre-poll appeasement, they warned of a possible rollback after elections and demanded clarity on loan waivers and irrigation projects
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Vattam Karthik, a resident of Sarapaka town in Burgampadu mandal, hanged himself to death at his house, say police
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As part of its ‘Badi Baata’ initiative, BRSV visited Boyavada Primary School in Nalgonda and flagged poor facilities and lack of textbooks and uniforms. The student wing urged the government to act swiftly and ensure basic amenities in schools
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ICRISAT scientists have introduced a fast and cost-effective method to map soil degradation in semi-arid zones using satellite and spectroscopy data. The study shows irrigation can reduce degradation impacts, offering new hope for rainfed farming resilience
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Hyderabad-based Equal has been named a 2025 Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum. Recognised for its secure data-sharing platform, the company joins a global list of innovators including Google and Spotify, highlighting India’s growing influence in tech innovation
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A man allegedly slit his father’s tongue with a sickle over a dispute regarding Rs 2,000 from the Rythu Bharosa amount in Medak district. The injured father is undergoing treatment, while police have registered a case based on a complaint
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A farmer and his son died of electrocution while removing clothes from a clothesline at their house in Yellapuram, Kothagudem. The mother, who tried to help them, suffered serious burns and is undergoing treatment. Police are probing the incident.
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In view of the Golconda Bonalu celebrations from June 26 to July 24, 2025, Hyderabad Traffic Police has issued an advisory detailing parking zones, traffic diversions, and helpline numbers to manage congestion near Golconda Fort from 8 AM to 11 PM.
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Light to moderate rainfall was recorded in several parts of Kumram Bheem Asifabad and Mancherial districts, disrupting life temporarily. Farmers welcomed the rains, saying it would aid in germination of paddy, cotton and jowar crops sown recently.
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A trader in Asifabad was arrested for allegedly abetting the suicide of his 23-year-old employee over a Rs.10,000 loan. The victim’s family staged a protest, accusing the trader of harassment and misuse of political influence.
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A second-year BSc student from a girls’ welfare college in Mancherial is in critical condition after jumping from her hostel’s third floor in a suspected suicide attempt. Police are probing the incident, and the motive is yet to be known.
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The Telangana High Court has directed the State Election Commission to conduct gram panchayat elections within three months and asked the government to assist, criticising both for delaying polls despite the expiry of the panchayats’ term in January 2024.
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BRS MLC K. Kavitha appealed to PM Modi and the Chief Ministers of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh to resolve the status of five villages around Bhadrachalam during the Pragathi Agenda meeting, claiming they were unfairly merged with Andhra despite no submergence risk.
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The TG LawCET and PGLCET 2025 results will be declared at 3:30 pm today by TSCHE and Osmania University officials. Out of 57,715 registered candidates, 45,609 appeared for the June 6 exams. Results will be available on lawcet.tsche.ac.in.
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Additional SP (Operations) G Narender and Paloncha DSP R Sathish Kumar advise tribals not to cooperate with any anti-social forces
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Vadithyanvath Madhu, a resident of Medigadda village in Ranga Reddy, was married a few years ago; she slipped into depression as her husband and relatives demanded additional dowry