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The half charred body of an unidentified person in his 50s found in a coffee estate in Sontikoppa in Karnataka paved the way for a major investigation shouldered by four special teams constituted by the Karnataka police.
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Town Inspector Pramod Rao stated that the guest house was seized following orders from Mancherial Revenue Divisional Officer Ramulu, due to allegations of it being a site for illegal flesh trade.
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Assistant Professor Prasanna Harikrishna of Government degree college for women in Gajwel decides to resign to contest in upcoming Karimnagar graduates constituency MLC polls
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The fraud came to light when a few customers checked the balance in their accounts. As some of the amount was missing from their accounts
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy had initially announced that 1000 acres of land was available at Jawaharnagar for constructing houses for River Musi project oustees
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Reports indicate that the child, Asmika, was playing with her sister near a water tank close to their home when she accidentally fell in. With their parents, who are daily wage earners, away at work, there was no one to help her. Although her sister alerted the neighbors, it was too late, and Asmika had already drowned.
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Wearing crowns made of peacock feathers, troupes from various regions of former Adilabad, along with tribals from neighboring Maharashtra, gathered at Gudirevu temple. They showcased the popular dance form Gussadi, captivating the devotees. Adivasi men and women danced to the rhythms of traditional musical instruments, creating an enchanting atmosphere.
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The SE said it was true that the bill was given at one time for about 8 years and that the consumer would be allowed to pay the amount in installments.
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The district houses 19 boiled rice mills and 35 raw rice mills, assigned to mill 1.39 lakh metric tonnes of paddy procured by organizations like MEPMA, IKP, PACS, and DCMS during Vanakalam-2023. So far, they have returned 61,467 metric tonnes of rice out of the 94,057 metric tonne target, with 32,589 metric tonnes still pending for delivery.
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The work of the 8 km railway line was completed recently, paving the way for coal transportation to the power plant
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The fire officials claimed that the incident was caused by an electrical short circuit, leading to a rapid spread of flames
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The university has an ‘A’ grade with ICAR accreditation, and no private college is affiliated with PJTAU, Prof.Janaiah has clarified
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The constables demanded the suspension orders be revoked and appealed for justice from the government, their unified chants against the administration resonating through the battalion premises.
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Reports indicate that locals saw flames coming from the mall and immediately notified the police and fire department. Firefighters quickly arrived at the scene, working to control the blaze, which had also spread to nearby shops.
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Reflecting on the achievements of the BRS government over the past decade, Rama Rao highlighted the continuous supply of electricity, improved drinking water facilities, and the overall development of Hyderabad.
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Police said the body of Zahir was retrieved by expert divers from a spot where he met a watery grave in the river.
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Nightmare began with one death and before the traditional mourning period could end, four more deaths occurred
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The State government has tasked the BC Commission to decide the percentage of reservations for the OBCs in local bodies
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According to Medaram priests, the rituals, including temple cleaning, worship and village confinement are scheduled for February 12.
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"It is heartbreaking to see police families on the streets. This is the first time in history that police officers have had to protest for their rights," they said
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Speaking after distributing shoes to students at Mulkanoor Model School in Chigurumamidi mandal on Saturday, the Minister emphasized that simply providing shoes and midday meals would not alter students' lifestyles.
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Several candidates who appeared for the examination conducted in 46 centres on Saturday reported that DI questions to be too lengthy besides requiring extensive calculations to arrive at the answers
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The protesting women demanded the State govt follow the police policy of TN and K'taka States. The TGSP personnel should be allowed to serve at one place for at least five years and the number of leaves in a month should be increased, they said.
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Gattu Sampath expressed shock upon receiving a bill of ₹1.47 lakh for an eight-year period all at once. He attributed the bill to the negligence of NPDCL officials in issuing monthly electricity bills for his power consumption.