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Criticises Congress government’s mismanagement — from drastic reduction in the fleet of buses in Hyderabad to overcrowding caused by free bus scheme
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The accused reportedly rob a motorist of Rs 20,000 cash; police nab them from Rajendranagar
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Original width of the culvert on the nala was 15 feet which was shrunk up to 7 feet due to unauthorised structures, say officials
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The special teams will tackle traffic jams during heavy rain and also prevent flood water stagnation at flood-affected areas
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Priest Rangarajan commends the State government for launching a trust to support rural Archakas and temple staff. The initiative includes posthumous and retirement gratuity, funeral expenses, and ex gratia aid, addressing long-pending concerns post-State bifurcation
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The auction of 18 plots generated Rs 142.78 crore in revenue, with 84 bidders competing for 6,232 square yards of prime land.
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Hyderabad Traffic Police will enforce nighttime restrictions on Lakdikapul Road from 11 pm to 5 am for one month, beginning Wednesday. The closure supports stormwater drain construction. Diversions have been announced and commuters are advised to take alternative routes
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Resident Welfare Associations of Greater Hyderabad and Sarvejana Foundation to launch city-wide road safety awareness programmes; initiative aims to reduce traffic accidents by educating citizens about causes like speeding, drunk driving, and mobile phone use
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Accuses Revanth of crippling Telangana’s rural local bodies by withholding funds, claims gram panchayats are unable to function, sanitation has collapsed, workers are unpaid, triggering protests and administrative breakdowns
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Money generated through the illicit business is being transferred out of the country through hawala channels, says TGANB
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The shooting for the movie titled 'The Indian House' was going on in a place near Shamshabad where some scenes depicting a sea was to be filmed.
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All the portfolios were allocated from the departments available with the Chief Minister, without disturbing the existing Ministers.
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CBI officials registered a case against an employee of Ordnance Factory in Yeddumailaram on charges of having disproportiionate assets to their known sources of income
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Superintendent of Police, B Rohith Raju informed that the mini rice mills have been set up in 20 villages at a cost of approximately Rs 50 lakh.
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SCCL has already implemented a Rs 40 lakh accidental insurance scheme for contract workers through PNB.
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Telangana is set to resume work on the SLBC tunnel with help from Indian Army and BRO experts. High-tech surveys using Danish equipment and LiDAR will begin July 12, following a fatal collapse in February that halted the project
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The accused, Nunna Mahesh and Pallapu Tirupathi Rao, were said to have been procuring fake seeds from Guntur.
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He was arrested by Nirmal police upon his return from the US; arrest, linked to earlier FIRs, has sparked allegations of political targeting by Congress-led government
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Party leaders also pointed out that even when the Congress government announced nominated posts earlier, all three allotted to the erstwhile Medak district went to leaders from Sangareddy alone.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau conducted raids at 12 locations linked to Irrigation Executive Engineer Nune Sridhar over alleged disproportionate assets. Sridhar, associated with key irrigation projects, was taken into custody for questioning after searches in Karimnagar, Hyderabad, and Siddipet
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The search team traced the suspects to Pedda Padishala village in Gundala mandal, where they apprehended the two women at the residence of the parents of one of the accused.
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Women from Varadarajapur, carrying empty pots, demand immediate government action, accuse officials of negligence despite repeated complaints and warning of intensified agitation if unresolved
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The collaborative effort aims to transform women farmers into empowered entrepreneurs in agriculture and allied sectors.
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Telangana Government's decision to keep the Medigadda pumps idle caused a massive irrigation failure, letting 2,742 TMC of Godavari water flow unused. Andhra Pradesh’s Polavaram project gained instead, intensifying regional water politics and distressing 18 lakh acres across 13 districts of Telangana