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According to research studies and demographic surveys by the Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs and genetic researchers, sickle cell disease is widespread in many tribal groups of India, especially among Dravidian and pre-Dravidian tribes inhabiting malaria endemic regions
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Implementation of 42 per cent reservations for BCs will solely depend on the discretion of political parties, as it requires constitutional amendment which is a prerogative of BJP-led Central government
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The DSP, working with the cyber crime unit, had allegedly passed on information about the whereabouts of a person to kidnappers after checking the Telangana police apps
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The party high command summoning Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, and TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud highlights the current state of party affairs.
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In her complaint to the police, the woman alleged that Big Boss Season 8 contestant Shekar Basha was engaging in character assassination and was in possession of audio clips of conversations between her and others.
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The closure of USAID could deal a body blow to planned projects, especially those which are fully dependent on the US agency, given the weak financial position of Congress-led Telangana government
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Vitamin B12 is found exclusively in animal-based products such as milk, cheese, curd, eggs, meat, and fish. While vegetarians obtain their required intake from dairy products, vegans—who completely avoid all animal-derived foods, including dairy—are at a significantly higher risk of developing Vitamin B12 deficiency.
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The 45-day-old infant girl was administered vaccine at a Primary Health Centre. The baby fell unconscious when the couple reached home and was declared ‘brought dead’ by doctors
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At present, inflows into the Jurala project have dwindled to 749 cusecs, and with Narayanpur Dam shutting all its gates, the inflow is expected to drop to zero by the end of the week. The current water storage at Jurala stands at 5.29 TMC as against its gross storage capacity of 9.65 TMC.
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Temple executive Sankatala Srinivas stated that the wedding ceremonies had begun, with extensive arrangements made to ensure the event ran smoothly. Basic amenities such as shade, queue lines, parking areas, and first-aid stations were set up, along with enhanced security at the temple.
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The vehicle owner, Md Mustoddin, had purchased the electric autorickshaw recently. On Wednesday night, he plugged in the charger and went to sleep. Later, his neighbors noticed flames coming from the vehicle and quickly alerted him.
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The share of cess and surcharge collections in gross tax revenue has risen sharply from 6.53 percent in 2013-14 to 10.97 percent by 2025-26. This significant increase has raised concerns among States, which depend on shared tax revenues to finance essential development projects and public services.
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The villagers of Pyaranagar and Nallavalli scaled a cell tower in protest. Meanwhile, MLAs V Sunitha Lakshma Reddy and Sangareddy MLA Chintha Prabhakar are set to meet Sangareddy Collector Valluru Kranthi on Thursday to submit a representation urging the government to cancel the proposed project.
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The program is open to students who have completed or are currently pursuing Intermediate (Inter), Engineering, Degree, Post-Graduation (PG), MBA, and Polytechnic Diploma courses. It aims to enhance their skills in high-demand software technologies, improving career prospects in the competitive job market.
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All the arrested leaders should be released, demands Potu Ranga Rao
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Collector Muzammil Khan inspects awareness and motivation classes conducted for Class X students at NSP Camp Government High School
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People feel that stench from the dump yard would reach the town apart from polluting water bodies such as Rayarao Cheruvu
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While road safety awareness programmes are being held across the State, people continue to die in road accidents
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A renowned professor of Economics, Dr D'Souza was former director of IIM-Ahmedabad
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Judges Laxmi Narayan Alishetty, Anil Kumar Jukanti and Sujana Kalasikam were named as additional judges on July 31, 2023
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Woman, living separately with her children due to family disputes, approached Bharani Venkata Karthik to take legal action against her husband, but the lawyer developed a sexual relationship with her on the pretext of marrying her
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Police suspect the boy might have jumped from the building and ended his life
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The interim order granted to the BRS MLA in connection with the phone tapping case extended till February 12
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Victim Bhukya Kalyani and accused Tejawath Upender Naik got married in 2017, but after the birth of their child, she was harassed by her husband and in-laws