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Urea, a nitrogen-rich fertilizer essential for paddy farming, is key to enhancing crop yields and grain quality. Farmers generally use about 100 kilograms of urea per acre during critical growth phases to optimize production. Concerns over potential shortages, particularly during the peak sowing period, are creating uncertainty among growers.
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Peddapalli is a Parliament constituency reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC). It comprises the assembly segments of Chennur (SC), Bellampalli (SC), Mancherial, Dharmapuri (SC), Ramagundam, Manthani, and Peddapalli.
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It also reported the progression of the monsoon into the West-Central and East-Central Arabian Sea, parts of Karnataka, the whole of Goa, sections of Maharashtra, areas of the West-Central and North Bay of Bengal, and parts of Mizoram.
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"Just a few months ago, he chose to boycott the meeting. Now, not only did he attend, but was also seen mingling with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. What changed?" he questioned on social media.
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At 95.81, 7,093 girls secured a higher qualifying percentage than 11,835 boys, who registered a qualifying percentage of 92.71. Results are available on the website https://ecet.tgche.ac.in/
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They accused the Congress government of disrespecting women and damaging Telangana’s international reputation, contrasting it with the previous BRS administration, which they said upheld women’s dignity and promoted festivals like Bathukamma as proud symbols of the state’s cultural heritage.
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In her statement, Sabitha Indra Reddy accused the Congress government of tarnishing the reputation of Telangana and India on the global stage. Citing Milla Magee’s allegations of being pressured to "please middle-aged men" and "treated like a prostitute," she demanded that the government take responsibility and reveal who was behind the alleged misconduct.
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In his statement, Chandrashekhar Rao praised Muneer as a dedicated advocate for the working class and a key contributor to the Telangana statehood movement. He recalled how Muneer lived among the Singareni coal belt workers, amplifying their struggles and bringing their voices to the forefront through his journalism.
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The US Food & Drug Administration (USFDA) completed a GMP inspection at the company's API (active pharmaceutical ingredients) manufacturing facility (CTO-5) in Miryalaguda, Telangana, the Hyderabad-based drug maker said
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The group, comprising private employees, farmers, traders, unemployed and farm labourers from this sleepy village in Navipet mandal, is determined to prevent suicides due to various reasons, including financial crisis, family disputes and personal problems.
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Muneer was diagnosed with cancer a few days ago and was undergoing treatment. He had worked with various news publications including Andhra Jyothi, Namasthe Telangana, etc., for over 40 years
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The man, Mohd Saber (30), a resident of Tallabkatta, was standing near a hotel when some unknown persons picked up a quarrel with him and attacked him with sharp-edged weapons, leading to injuries.
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Taking to X, Rama Rao, personally apologised to Magee for her experience. "You are a very strong woman, Milla Magee, and I am truly sorry you had to go through this in our State of Telangana," he said
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Domestic flights arriving at Hyderabad’s RGIA faced delays Sunday morning, mainly due to severe thunderstorms in Delhi affecting operations at IGI Airport. The storm caused widespread disruption, waterlogging, and infrastructure damage across the capital
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The head constable is identified as D Vijay Kumar and the injured are Yadaiah and E Srinivas.
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Says Telangana government submitted Phase-II proposals to Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in November last
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Umaji caught red-handed while accepting bribe of Rs 7,000 from a farmer in Kaddampeddur mandal centre
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Goli Rajanna from Mandapalli sustained serious head injuries, resulting in instantaneous death; hit-and-run case registered
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Calls on the Board to immediately halt AP’s actions, citing breaches of AP Reorganisation Act, 2014, and Godavari Water Disputes Tribunal Award of 1980
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The Osmania University Teachers' Association said the university's action was in direct violation of the Justice Chinnappa Reddy Committee report, which clearly stated that not an inch of university land should be transferred to any private party under any circumstances
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According to schedule, the Brahmotsavam will begin on June 3 between 6.30 am and 8.45 am with Dhwajarohanam under auspicious Midhuna lagnam
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Says move undermines the integrity of water distribution agreements and in violation of CWC approval granted to the Polavaram project under 2008 Technical Advisory Committee guidelines
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The colleges demand government allow them collect tuition fee up front from students, who later can be reimbursed
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Deadline for the Land Regularisation Scheme was extended by the State government till May 31 but technical glitches have come as a major hurdle