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The poor inflows into the minor irrigation tanks will largely impact the Yasangi cultivation this year as the groundwater table is expected to go down further.
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KTR speaking to them over phone said, that the BRS would take the case to the Supreme Court, enlisting the services of top-notch lawyers to fight for justice
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Kavitha’s return was marked by emotional scenes as she reunited with her family and supporters. The BRS cadre, who had been eagerly awaiting her release, expressed their joy and relief.
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With a blend of cutting-edge technology and traditional maps, the university administration will shortly geofence its vast campus. The initiative is aimed not just for ascertaining and tackling the unauthorised land use but also safeguarding its lands and properties
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The ganja or opium laced products packed as medicines are sold through online platforms to the consumers. The Telangana State Anti-Narcotics Bureau who got a tip off about such products being sold through online platforms, ordered a few of them and sent them to the laboratory
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The dalits approached the Markook police, seeking action against those who prevented them from entering the temple.
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The previous BRS government had spent Rs.4.5 crore to construct new libraries at the remote agency area Cherla, coal towns Manugur and Yellandu as well the District Central Library at the LIC office in Kothagudem district headquarters
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao was invited to deliver a 30-minute visionary keynote on a futuristic topic at the Skolkovo.StartUp event.
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After a passersby had informed the police, the bodies were shifted to the Nizamabad Government Hospital, and an injured Suresh was taken to a private hospital for treatment
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Dairy farmers staged a protest demanding payment of dues owed to them by VT Dairy.
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The Governor, who was accompanied by Tribal Welfare Minister Danasari Anasuya and District Collector TS Diwakara, inquired about his health and asked the doctors to provide better treatment
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The incompetent Congress government was playing havoc with the farmers. Hardships the farmers were being subjected to would not augur well for the State, said KTR
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Reports indicate that a leopard was discovered dead near an electric fence by farmers close to the Hajipur embankment. The farmers buried the animal in an open area.
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The individuals were identified as Naveen (20) and Ramu (25). The third person escaped the scene and did not inform their families until Wednesday morning, fearing repercussions. When the parents inquired about the missing youths, he eventually disclosed the incident on Wednesday.
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They protested to demand payment of dues owed to them by VT Dairy, which was acquired by Sangam Dairy through a bank auction. The bank had auctioned the facility to recover the outstanding debts from VT Dairy.
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BRS leader and former Minister, T Harsh Rao emphasized the neglect faced by educational institutions, calling it a matter of shame. Despite a school being closed for over two weeks due to a lack of teachers, the government has yet to take any action.
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Tension arose during a protest in front of the Dudyala MRO office when Turpu Rajamma, a woman farmer from Polepally village, threatened to take her life if her land was taken away. Holding a bottle of pesticide, she declared, "I will die, but I will not give up my land."
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Expected to land in Hyderabad at 2.40 pm; unclear if she will meet father KCR
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Vamshi, who was behind the wheel, lost control of the car and rammed the truck near a rice mill at Srinagar in Nizamabad Rural mandal
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A youngster allegedly raped a 60-year-old mentally challenged woman who was roaming in Narayankhed town late on Monday night.
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Chinnakodur police nabbed a two-member burglar gang, who had been looting gold ornaments from temples, at Ibrahimnagar on Tuesday.
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“In 18 years of political life, I have encountered many highs and lows. I am the daughter of K Chandrashekhar Rao and I will continue to fight,” says BRS MLC K Kavitha
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Gundaram Srinivas (40), a resident of Rimmanaguda in Gajwel mandal, who had been working in the Indian army for more than two decades, died due to illness.
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While schools in the city are reporting viral infections, it is more prevalent in the rural areas particularly in the places with poor sanitation and sparse healthcare facilities.