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The NHRC has registered a case against Rajoli police for allegedly filing false cases and assaulting Pedda Dhanwada farmers protesting an ethanol plant. The action follows a petition by senior advocate I. Rama Rao demanding accountability and compensation for the victims
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Minister Seethakka skipped a crucial Cabinet meeting expected to discuss Telangana’s pending local body elections. Her concurrent presence at an awards event in Dubai, confirmed via social media, has sparked speculation about internal discord within the Congress leadership
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The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau filed 122 cases in just six months of 2025, surpassing last year’s total. Major trap cases include officials from GHMC and the Irrigation Department. The ACB urges citizens to report corruption and assures confidentiality
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The Agriculture and Farmers Commission directed seed companies to compensate cotton farmers in Gadwal after foundation seeds failed. Chairman Kodanda Reddy warned companies to act within days, citing their responsibility for crop losses in the seed production region
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The meeting was conducted under the leadership of NTPC (R&T) Executive Director Chandan Kumar Samanta and attended by Anirban Kumar Vishwas, Deputy Director (Implementation), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.
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Police said Jaya Kumar along with his associates formed an interstate gang of diverting attention by luring victims in the name of supply of original gold at half price and delivered fake gold.
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The former Minister accuses Congress government of selective action in handling Medigadda and Sunkishala project damages; alleges political vendetta over stalled Medigadda repairs and questions the absence of probe into Sunkishala retaining wall collapse
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Adilabad police arrested two cyber fraudsters from Madhya Pradesh for cheating people with fake work-from-home job offers. They targeted hundreds via WhatsApp and Telegram. Their scam was exposed after a victim lost over Rs 5 lakh and approached police
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BJP Medak MP M Raghunandan Rao received a threat call from a person claiming to be a Maoist, warning of a plan to assassinate him. The caller said the group would arrive in Hyderabad by 10 PM. Police are investigating.
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ICRISAT hosted a two-week global training programme on technology transfer, training 50 professionals from 23 countries. Supported by India’s ITEC initiative, the course focused on bridging the gap between lab innovation and field application to empower development worldwide
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The retired High Court judge was also the Member Secretary of Telangana State Legal Services Authority, and Law Secretary to Telangana government
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The other accused were found to have further circulated the videos of the girl. Eventually, the girl informed her father, who filed a complaint with the Echoda police.
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BRS leaders slam Union Minister Bandi Sanjay for making ‘false propaganda’ against the Kaleshwaram project; defending its cost and impact, they accuse him of siding with Congress, misleading the public, and ignoring recent irrigation failures under the current government
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Sikara Clinics, in partnership with Femina Flaunt Studio Salon, launched a new dual-format dermatology and salon centre in Kothapet, Hyderabad. Inaugurated by actress Manasa Varanasi, the brand plans to open five more clinics across metro cities in the next six months
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Telangana has filed its 19th GI application, seeking a tag for the Balanagar custard apple. Known for its sweet pulp and long shelf life, the fruit is cultivated in three districts. The move aims to protect and promote local horticultural heritage
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A newlywed woman from Khammam died by suicide in Hyderabad, allegedly due to dowry harassment and mental torture by her husband and in-laws. Police have booked six persons under BNS Section 80 following a complaint by her family
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Former Minister Harish Rao criticised the Congress government for stalling panchayat administration in Telangana due to fund shortages and unpaid salaries. He alleged that sanitation work was halted, services collapsed, and Chief Minister Revanth Reddy remained disconnected from grassroots realities.
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To meet National Medical Commission standards, Telangana has set up 10 Medical College Monitoring Committees. These will inspect new government medical colleges for infrastructure, staffing, and operations, with reports due by June 30 to ensure readiness for upcoming inspections
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To control rising midnight public nuisance, Hyderabad police are cracking down on late-night birthday celebrations on roads. Youngsters are warned or counseled for blocking traffic, bursting crackers, or drinking in public. Repeat offenders face legal action. Drives will continue regularly
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Members of the 1990–91 SSC batch of Singareni Collieries High School reunited after 34 years, sharing memories and laughter. The emotional highlight was the arrival of their classmate Ramchander in a wheelchair, who lost his legs due to Covid.
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BRS leader K.T. Rama Rao lashed out at the Congress government for allegedly destroying homes and tribal livelihoods in the name of development. He urged public resistance against forced demolitions, land takeovers, and forest evictions in Telangana’s rural and urban areas.
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Doctors in Telangana have urged the government to ban Paraquat, a toxic herbicide linked to a growing number of suicides among farmers and youth. The fast-acting poison offers little scope for medical rescue and remains easily available despite regulations.
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BRS leader T Harish Rao criticised the Congress government for scrapping key welfare schemes and failing to fulfil poll promises. He warned of growing public unrest, especially among backward communities, and accused the Congress of betraying people’s trust through inaction.
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Police said that Battula Jyotsna (15) from Godavari Road area in the town resorted to the extreme act as she was depressed by differences with a male friend over some issue