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The police deployed 300 personnel to ensure the safety and smooth darshan for devotees. Apart from the regular staff, the temple management roped in 70 out-sourcing staff and 100 volunteers to conduct the festivities smoothly
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Compared to other departments, corruption is high in revenue and police; a total of 19 revenue officials trapped in connection with 10 cases during the last four years
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Bountiful rainfall this year had initially promised to end the scarcity conditions of the last few years, but water management issues between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh have come to the fore again
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When the bus reached Kurikyal, a passenger, aged around 60 years, complained of chest pain. The driver directly drove the bus to Gangadhara Government Hospital
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He said the situation was deeply troubling, questioning the government’s indifference to the safety and well-being of the police force
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While four of them committed suicide in October month, five of them died in December this year.
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241 women murdered this year in various cases while 2,945 women were raped and 1,122 kidnapped
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Dr. Jitender said there was an internal mechanism where officers keep track of persons having such issues. “We do advise them to go to professional counsellors. We do have counsellors to help the policemen,” he said
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He pointed out a 28.94 per cent increase in rape cases, with 2,945 incidents recorded in a year averaging eight per day. He said kidnapping and abduction cases have shot up by 82 per cent, which is shameful
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In a press statement on Sunday, the DSP sensitised the citizens that the fraudsters would send malicious links in the guise of New Year greetings through WhatsApp and other mediums
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Childline India Foundation director Dr. Pandiri Anjaiah launched the foundation. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Anjaiah appreciated the efforts of Dr. Jagan to develop his village through the foundation
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There was a marginal increase in cases of culpable homicide, kidnapping, rape and incidents of hurt during the year, said incharge commissioner of police Sindhu Sharma, adding that 42 cases of murder, 77 cases of rape and 57 cases of kidnapping were reported in the commissionerate during the year
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Kavitha criticised the Congress government for failing to fullfill its election promises and arresting those who are questioning its policies.
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Yadadri was in news for different reasons on Sunday. A boy's head got stuck in railings, forcing security officials to struggle for 45 minutes to save him; a car and a bus collision was there and the temple EO get embroiled in a controversy when he came to temple in casual attire
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Analysts point out that even during the COVID-19 pandemic, the State managed to maintain revenue growth, making the current dip particularly alarming.
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Kusumanchi police reached the spot and rushed the injured persons in both the cars to Government General Hospital for treatment.
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The deceased, Meesala Srinivas Rao, a middle aged man, came in contact with electric traps set up by unidentified persons to hunt wild boars at Chennamvari tank in the village on Saturday late night hours.
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With more women entering the workforce and gaining financial independence, there has been a shift in cultural attitudes towards alcohol consumption, leading to increased consumption among women as well.
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Moments after the school children exited the bus, a speeding truck rammed into it near KC Camp on outskirts of Huzurabad. A teacher sustained minor injuries.
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The CRPF forces were initially withdrawn from the Telangana stretch of the dam, including the head regulator of the Left Main Canal and 13 out of its 26 crest gates.
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KT Rama Rao refutes charges of corruption in Formula E Race issue and asserts thatthat all decisions were lawful and aimed at bolstering Hyderabad’s global image. He contends that he cannot be held responsible for procedural lapses, if any. He went on to charge the Congress government with partisan motives in leveling unsubstantiated claims.
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The cyber crime rate increased by around 43.33 per cent in the year in the State.
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A tiff between some youngsters and a petrol bunk staff, ultimately led to assault of a policeman who tried to intervene in Jagitial
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Mutyala Reddy, father of Indian cricket sensation Nitish Kumar Reddy, touches feet of Sunil Gavaskar in Melbourne