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This was a violation of Telangana Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964 and guidelines set by the Education Department
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The Congress party, which promised to provide Rs 500 bonus to all paddy varieties during the time of elections, had changed its voice after coming to power and announced bonus only for fine variety
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Continuing the practice that was followed in united AP and under BRS rule in Telangana, the Congress government issued an order allowing Muslim employees to leave the offices early during the fasting month of Ramzan, beginning in early March.
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The officials said 22 huts, which were allegedly put up illegally by tribals, were demolished as they were built in the core of the Kawal Tiger Reserve
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“I attempted to access the Telangana State Statistical Abstract - 2024, officially released by the Telangana Government yesterday. However, to my surprise, the website hosting the report (tgdps.telangana.gov.in) has been inaccessible since this morning” Dileep Konatham, former Digital Media Coordinator said on X
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao said that Revanth Reddy's family had acquired nearly 1000 acres of land in Kalwakurthy post the elections to hike up property rates
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She joined the devotees in the ritual worship of the deity and highlighted the importance of preserving and promoting Telangana's traditions
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Police said that one Mahender (40), daily wage earner from Thantholi village died on the spot after suffering profuse bleeding when he was stabbed by his wife Navitha's brother Kurma Ashok
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The farmers associations feel that nothing much has been done by the Spices Board of India for chilli farmers as it focuses much on other spices. As a result, chilli farmers, when selling the produce, are at the mercy of traders, who are accused of exploiting the farmers in terms of offering a profitable price
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The advocate, P Venugopal Rao, who was presenting his arguments before the judge at Court No.21, suddenly suffered heart attack
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The sensational case occurred in December last year, when the accused killed six members, including Prasanth's friend Prasad and his wife Sanvika, their twin daughters Srivani and Swapna and Prasad’s two sisters
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BRS Working president KT Rama Rao said though the Congress celebrated two birthdays of their leader Sonia Gandhi after coming to power, the govt had failed to fulfill the Rs.2 lakh crop loan waiver promised to farmers
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The victim, suspected to be aged in his fifties, was crossing the tracks at a level crossing and is suspected to have missed to notice the train fast approaching and ended up being mowed down.
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When the police tried to stop a car, the car driver sped through the cordon and hit the SI in the process
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The victim, Rupani Venkanna (49), a resident of Chityala mandal of Nalgonda district, was found dead near the culvert. The local villagers found his body amidst bushes and alerted the police
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The farmers staged the protest alleging that the officials were not responding to their request to give back their funds Rs 3.76 lakh for over a year
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Komararam forest range officer Uday Kiran and forest beat officer Nunavath Harilal demanded Rs 50,000 from a contractor for mining and transporting gravel from the forest range for road works
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The Makhtal CI and two constables working with him were arrested while taking bribe from a rape case accused. The three officers are being remanded to judicial custody
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Residents tried to stop the authorities from demolition and heated exchange of words took place between locals and authorities
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These buses will cater to devotees going to Vemulawada, Srisailam, Edupayala, Keesara and Palakurthi temples
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The locals who noticed flames and thick smoke emanating from the pan shop which was locked, alerted the fire department and police
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The case was registered against students of Mahatma Jyothiba Phule Residential School-Chennur under Sections 324 and 323, principal suspended
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Srinivas made fixed deposits of Rs 24,000 each for the three girls, all aged below six years
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Osmania University decided to launch for the first time a four-year BA (Hons) Telugu programme