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Officials said the project was completed at a cost of Rs 79.3 lakh
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For the past several years, Sri Krishna Chaitanya Sangham of Korukonda, East Godavari district, has been preparing Goti talambralu. The sangham specially grows paddy for preparing talambralu
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Says the CM’s real plan is to uproot UoH, relocate it to ‘Future City’ with a new Rs 1,000-crore campus, and erase its legacy
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Sri Sita Ramachandra Swamy Temple is offering booking through their website apart from TGSRTC which will home deliver it
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According to temple executive officer L Ramadevi, 200 quintals of talambralu has been prepared for distribution to devotees, of which 160 quintals would be distributed free of cost
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When farmers from Chinnakodur approached him in this regard, Rao called the Agriculture Minister and asked him to continue the procurement.
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The 86 Maoists, including four Area Committee Members (ACMs) decided to abandon the violent path of naxalism and embrace a peaceful life with their family. They surrendered before the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Multi Zone-I, S Chandrashekhar Reddy, an official release said
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Oman Telangana Samiti, a Telangana expatriate community organization in the Sultanate organized the event that witnessed participants from across Oman
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Key leaders from the erstwhile districts of Khammam, Mahabubnagar, and Nalgonda took part in the meeting, which also saw the presence of BRS Working President K.T. Rama Rao (KTR) and other senior leaders. The session centered on planning for the upcoming celebrations and reinforcing the party’s reach throughout Telangana.
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Errolla Srinivas stressed that Babu Jagjivan Ram was “not merely a leader of a particular community, but a national figure.” He underscored Jagjivan Ram’s significant contributions to the country, including his early stand against untouchability during his school years.
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BRS leader Kavitha has strongly criticized the Leader of Opposition, Rahul Gandhi and Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi for their silence during the debate on the controversial Waqf Amendment Bill, 2025
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People were seen standing in queues in front of ration shops right from morning. In some areas, ration cards and empty rice bags were placed in queue lines. Distribution of rice was resumed after the problem was rectified.
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The arrested individuals have been identified as Ugwu Ikechukwu alias Emma and Chukwu Ogbonna alias Big Joe — both Nigerian nationals residing in Hyderabad and involved in drug peddling — along with Mohd Mateen Siddiqui, a money transfer agent based in Hyderabad.
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The Tri-Commissionerate police have ordered closure of wine shops and toddy shops and bars attached to restaurants in Hyderabad, Rachakonda and Cyberabad between 10 am to 10 pm
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For the celebrations that begin early in the morning, temples, particularly of Lord Rama and Hanuman, have been refurbished with new paints and decorated with vibrant flowers and bright lights.
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Kanchanapally Anjaneyulu (49) had waded deep into the Nalla Cheruvu lake to cast his fishing net. Unfortunately, his legs became entangled in the net, preventing him from swimming back to shore. Despite efforts by fellow fishermen to save him, he had already gone under the water by the time they arrived.
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Hyderabad experienced a significant 41% drop in office space absorption in Q1-2025, according to a recent report by Colliers. Emphasizing that this is not a nationwide trend, the expert urged the Telangana Chief Minister to prioritize addressing this decline before moving ahead with plans for new IT parks.
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The residents said they had no option but to trek for 2 kilometres to fetch a few pots of drinking water from a borewell located on a farm. They said that they were forced to rely on the borewell following the lack of water supply through taps of the drinking water scheme.
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Now, AICC Telangana incharge Meenakshi Natarajan is slated to hold a meeting with the three-Minister Committee constituted by the State government on Saturday. The Committee consists of Ministers Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, D Sridhar Babu and Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy
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As per available information, Bharath, a rowdy sheeter against whom several cases were booked in Rajendranagar PS, allegedly picked up an argument and attacked the push cart vendors and destroyed their stalls over a trivial matter
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During the meeting, he said that the State government was ready to allocate necessary funds for the improvement of education standards in the universities
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Fire engulfs scorpio on NH63, passengers jump out, reported to be safe
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Minor caught driving will not be eligible to obtain Learner’s or Driving Licence until he/she attains the age of 25 years
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Chandra Prakash reportedly collected Rs 3 lakh and a blank cheque from the complainant after promising to provide a government job