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The DCA informed that the unlicensed shop was being run by Jalagam Venkteshwarlu and medicines worth Rs 22, 000 including antibiotics, analgesics etc were seized
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Officials of the ACB said that the junior assistant Shakeer was apprehended red-handed when he was accepting Rs 15,000 from a bill collector Bharat
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A goods train derailed in Peddapalli district on Tuesday late night leading to the cancellation and diversion of several trains under the SCR jurisdiction.
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Action was initiated against the five staffers based on findings of a report submitted by a committee formed by Collector Venkatesh Dothre
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The weaver had borrowed Rs 10 lakh for the construction of the house and for the marriages of his children. Unable to clear the debts, he took the extreme step, police said
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The girl is said to have resorted to the extreme step after her mother scolded her for being slow in completing her homework
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"Kaloji’s life and works are a testament to his unwavering commitment to the Telangana cause. His poetry and activism amplified the voice of the people, showcasing the rich cultural and literary heritage of the region to the world," he said
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A goods train transporting iron coils from Bellary to Ghaziabad had derailed near Raghavapur around 10 pm last night. Eleven rakes were scattered on the tracks. As a result, rail traffic between Delhi and Chennai was affected
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In a statement, BRS working president KT Rama Rao said the government is attempting to silence dissent through intimidation and illegal arrests
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A huge number of devotees are visiting the shrine during the last few days on the occasion of Karthika Masam
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The injured were rushed to the area hospital in Patancheru. Later, they were shifted to a corporate hospital. The condition of two of them was stated to be critical.
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The police alleged a man Suresh, who is a follower of the MLA Narender Reddy, instigated the villagers allegedly at the instance of the MLA.
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Pembarthi Naveen (38), a 2012-batch constable working as a writer at Koheda police station, was traveling from Koheda to Siddipet when he lost control of his car. The vehicle jumped over the road divider and collided with an oncoming RTC bus, resulting in his instant death.
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SCR announced announced partial cancellation and diversion of many trains all over the country following the derailment of a goods train near Raghavapur station in Peddapally district on Tueday night
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Hinting at Sujan Reddy, the owner of Sodha Constructions, which is embroiled in the controversy with BRS working president KT Rama Rao alleging that contracts were given to him because he was the Chief Minister's brother-in-law, Revanth Reddy said all those with the Reddy surname was not his relative.
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Though he did not elaborate on why personal data should be shared when the primary focus of the census was caste, Revanth Reddy alleged that both BJP and BRS were trying to create controversies over the caste census as they were worried about the consequences.
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A good train derailment near Raghavapur station affects movement of several superfast and express trains on the Delhi - Chennai corridor. The derailed rakes are scattered over three tracks affecting the movement of trains
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Both parties were keen to orchestrate the downfall of regional forces to monopolise political power in the country, he said in an interview with the 'India Today' television news channel.
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A section of owners of kirana stores and some small-time businessmen are buying the cotton for around Rs 6,500 per quintal in several parts of erstwhile Adilabad, following lack of supervision by officials concerned
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Instead of bolstering and further improving the existing public healthcare initiatives, it appeared as if the Congress government was more intent in watering them down.
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Harish Rao recollected the Jagtial Jaitrayatra, pointing out that there would no Telangana person who had not heard about the Jaitrayatra. With Sanjay Kumar having sounded the battle bugle in Jagtial, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy should open his eye at least now, he said.
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In an effort to better prepare degree students for the rapidly evolving job market, the TGCHE has decided to revise the BA, BSc and BCom syllabi
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In order to address the menace, a farmer in Dammapet mandal has come up with a solution. He displayed a banner at his oil palm field with a warning that he would call the police if anyone was found consuming liquor in his field
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At a meeting convened by the Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Joint Secretary Samuel Praveen Kumar reviewed the soya bean procurement progress with the agricultural secretaries from Karnataka, Maharashtra, Telangana, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Gujarat.