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He said the government's action reveals a systematic effort to suppress dissent, violate human rights, and deny justice to marginalised communities.
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The BRS government had granted administrative approval to upgrade the 20-bed hospital to a 100-bed facility, with an allocation of Rs 29 crore. However, construction has been stalled, and the hospital is still functioning with only four out of the 16 sanctioned doctors. Despite assurances from ministers that civil works would be completed promptly, the ongoing delay has left the local community frustrated.
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The couple were Sangya Nayak (50) and his wife Sanghi Bhai (45), residents of Malluru Thanda in Kamreddy district.
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The department is enforcing the new attendance system for staff working in Government and Local Body Schools, Model Schools, TGRIES, KGBVs and Urban Residential Schools functioning in Peddapalli district as a pilot project. It is likely to extend to all districts.
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Citing RBI's latest report "Handbook of Statistics on Indian States 2023-24," Harish said the data exposed Congress’s lies and validated the transformative progress achieved during KCR's decade-long governance
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The management of the Dharani portal, a key platform for land-related transactions, was recently handed over to the central agency, National Informatics Centre (NIC).
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While having lunch with the inmates on Thursday, Rao said that the wardens were finding it difficult to feed the inmates as they were forced to borrow amounts.
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The meetings were aimed at making the employees know the status of the company and their responsibility in increasing the quality, production, productivity and taking the company forward with collective effort.
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It was said that in the past the officials set up a paddy purchase centre at the village, but this year a procurement centre was not set up at the village and a procurement centre under the aegis of IKP was set up at a new location.
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The Collector visited the hostel on Thursday and confirmed that the students had fully recovered from the illness. He also announced that the suspended staff would be replaced with new personnel. To ensure the safety of drinking water and its use in cooking across schools in the district, 12,000 H2S test vials were procured to check the water quality.
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Additional Collector D Venugopal eld an awareness meeting for chief superintendents, identification officers, flying squads, departmental officers, joint route officers and biometric invigilators on group-II examination conduct and biometric system
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Kothagudem area general manager Shalem Raju informed that meetings were being organised at the directions of the SCCL CMD N Balram Naik
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Rupla Naik along with relatives visited the Sangareddy Hospital after coming to know that Heerya Naik was rushed to the hospital following chest pain. He demanded the Chief Minister to release the farmers from jail immediately.
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Chinturu ASP Pankaj Kumar Meena informed that Kunavaram Sub-Inspector of Police and staff while conducting vehicle inspections at Jaggavarm junction stopped a truck and when checked it found the ganja packed in 25 plastic bags.
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The authorities in Telangana are strongly opposing the situation. During the September 2024 floods, Andhra Pradesh received a significant portion of inflows into the Srisailam project, with the Pothireddypadu head regulator accounting for over 110 TMC. Andhra Pradesh's ample storage facilities enable it to begin irrigation schedules early, using water beyond the Krishna basin.
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This committee will examine the service removal cases registered in the past among RTC employees and make recommendations based on the merits of the cases.
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The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) employees and retirees across the State will no longer have to come to the RTC Hospital at Tarnaka in Hyderabad for treatment of their ailments.
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Farmers in the district growing Yasangi paddy were facing challenges in controlling the stem borer. To tackle the issue, farmer Koka Sudhakar Reddy installed solar-powered light traps on his six-acre paddy field in Bandarupally village, Thoguta mandal, with guidance from agriculture extension officer T Nagarjuna.
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The students who won gold medals in the kata category were D Raj Kumar, D Shiva Kumar, G Anirudh, D Rishith Varma, K Manvith, P Ashrith, Md Anas, G Manideep, S Nikhil, and G Ashwith. D Rithwik earned a silver medal in the same category, while D Meghana, B Varun, A Siryalashri, and A Vinayalasri won bronze medals. Additionally, D Raj Kumar secured a silver medal in the fighting category, and A Harshwavardhan and G Anirudh each took home bronze medals.
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Forest officials stated that thorough arrangements were made to ensure the smooth conduct of the event. They anticipated the participation of 150 bird watchers, nature enthusiasts, and wildlife photographers from across the state, as well as from Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. Participants would be provided with accommodation, dining, and transportation facilities.
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The blankets were sponsored by Agarwal Samaj Trust of Hyderabad.
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When the former Ministers wanted to speak to the students and enquire about their health, they were denied permission by the police at Vikarabad.
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The fire was contained within the mill, with cotton stored outside, preventing significant damage. Firefighters quickly arrived at the scene and managed to extinguish the blaze.
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The Chief Minister sought information from officials over Naik's health and expressed displeasure over the action of the officials.