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He made it clear that there would be no negotiations with those who hold guns and kill innocent people. He told media persons at Kothapally in Karimnagar district that there is no question of talks with the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist).
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In a statement, officials from the Task Force and Enforcement wings of the Prohibition and Excise Department said that Sura Ravi and Chintala Sujatha, residents of Gandhinagar and Voddera Colony in Adilabad town respectively, were apprehended while transporting the liquor following a tip-off. They were later produced in court and remanded to judicial custody.
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The proposed Bellampalli–Gadchiroli greenfield highway remains stalled despite approval in 2023. Meant to curb Maoist activity and boost rural development, the project awaits progress. Locals hope Nitin Gadkari’s visit to inaugurate a nearby NH stretch will revive momentum.
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He stated that the Congress government had reneged on its promises, pushing degree colleges across the State into financial crisis as fee reimbursement dues soared to Rs 800 crore. The prolonged delay, he noted, has left several institutions struggling, with some suspending admissions and even closing down temporarily.
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A fisherman from Nirmal was bitten by a snake while catching prawns near Bheerpur in Jagtial. He alerted police through Dial 100. A local SI and team rescued him and shifted him to hospital. His condition is stable.
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Anvesh, in a video said that several high level IAS and IPS officials had allegedly accepted Rs 300 crore from some persons for allowing the betting apps and its promotion through advertisements in metro rail
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Even salaries of regular staff delayed by the State government every month
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The programme is aimed providing essential information on agricultural practices to farmers
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During the camp launched by Curator J Vasantha, the children were taken around the zoo and briefed about the animals, their habitat, behaviour and their breeding plans in the zoo
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Farmers Jangapally Sravan and Jetti Srikanth lodge a complaint after they find injuries on the animals’ private parts
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The woman was identified as Oliveira dos Santos Lucia Glide alias Lucia Godes Choubey
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Raj Kumar and Pravallika try to kill themselves by consuming pesticide; police shift them to RIMS-Adilabad
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Incident occurred reportedly due to strong winds and heavy rain; no casualties reported
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The industry association has submitted a proposal to the Telangana government for WPI-Linked Price Escalation to allow for systematic, inflation-based adjustments
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Former MLA and party state secretariat member Julakanti Ranga Reddy said the struggle for the supply of Godavari water to farmers in the district through Sitarama project would be intensified
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The DGP drew attention to how, in countries like the United States, citizens often view police as friends
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The former minister questioned whether the government intended to continue the Rythu Bima scheme or whether it was quietly discontinued
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The couple identified as Ramesh Kumar and Rajeshwari had attempted suicide by consuming the bathroom cleaner in their house
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The period of Sir Salar Jung I from 1853 to 1883, a watershed moment in the history of Hyderabad State, saw the feudal princely State metamorphosed into a progressive, forward-looking administrative unit
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In a move to boost employability quotient of students, the colleges decided to offer new apprenticeship embedded degree programmes for the academic year 2025-26
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Say biochar would trap carbon in the soil for hundreds of years, making it a climate-friendly solution
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To construct modern glass enclosures for its white tigers' habitat. These transparent glass barriers will enable the visitors to stand just inches away from the big cats and take a selfie
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TGRERA has restrained Ayyanna Infra from selling a flat in its Hyderabad project, Ayyanna Prima, after finding the builder cancelled the sale agreement unilaterally. The Authority rejected the builder’s justification and directed that status quo be maintained until final adjudication
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Led by TGO president Eluri Sreenivasa Rao, the representatives asked the Chief Secretary to resolve their 57 demands at the earliest