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The Congress government had reportedly issued special orders for the removal of felx posters and flags put up by BRS cadres, triggering protests
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao, former Minister T Harish Rao, and Opposition leader in the Council S Madhusudhana Chari celebrated by cutting a huge 71 kg cake at Telangana Bhavan. The event also featured a special documentary showcasing Chandrashekhar Rao's life and political journey. Cultural programs were organized as part of the celebration, with participation from MPs, MLAs, former Ministers, corporators, and activists.
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Ballem Gautham (24) from Dantalaboru village in Paloncha mandal married Ejju Kavya from Ramachandrunipeta after they fell in love three years ago. The couple was residing in Sujatha Nagar, where Gautham worked as an electrician.
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Mavala Sub-Inspector Vishnuwardhan stated that Banoth Santosh, a resident of Srinagar Colony and a native of Venkatapur village in Neradigonda mandal, died by hanging. Santosh was employed at a school in Jamidi village, Jainath mandal.
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Speaking on the occasion, the women opined that their lives were transformed by Chandrashekhar Rao, who introduced many welfare schemes covering every household in Telangana. They dubbed him as a god. They regretted that their lives were now thrown out of the gear due to lack of such innovative initiatives.
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According to the police, the theft occurred when Paga Venkateswara Rao, a resident of the colony, and his family members attended the ongoing relay hunger strike on Saturday, demanding the removal of the Singareni silo bunker.
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The city police busted a high-end party and subjected guests to on-the-spot drugs tests out of which one tested positive for a range of drugs including marijuana and Cocaine in Jubilee Hills Road No. 45 on Sunday midnight
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Rash and negligent driving is said to be the cause for the road mishap
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A praja darbar was organised as part of the fair
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The initiative aims to make quality books available at reasonable prices in Hindi, Telugu and English languages
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Balu and Sandeep went into the water and got drowned as they did not know how to swim, says sub inspector G Harikha
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Says 14 Prime Ministers collectively borrowed Rs 56 lakh crore over 65 years since India's Independence, while Modi government alone has borrowed Rs 125 lakh crore in just 10 years between 2014 and 2024
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Gadhagoni Chakradhar Goud alleged he was put under life threat, torture, and interference made in his personnel life through illegal surveillance by some persons working in conspiracy
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Ground reality is a grim reminder of pre-2015 era; the loss of a protective cover, meticulously planned and extended by the first Chief Minister of the State, K Chandrashekhar Rao, had previously revived the dwindling fortunes of the peasant community
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Overwhelmed by the reception, Kavitha said that the BRS would be back to power soon, asks them to work to strengthen the party
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A total of 778 buses will be operated to the temple town from different depots of Karimnagar, Adilabad, Warangal and Nizamabad regions from February 25 to 27
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In the past, IAS officers used to enlighten politicians on the consequences of the proposals submitted to them. These days, that practice has declined, he says
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Farmers get only fraction of the amount they are eligible for; while some receive just Rs 450 instead of Rs 7,650 they are eligible for, others haven't got the assistance despite being listed as eligible beneficiaries
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Alupula Pocham accomplishes marathon live sketch journey titled 'Kala Yatra from Kashmir to Kanyakumari' for the first time in the country
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As part of the inter-department convergence tour, he inspected the proposed flyovers and road expansion works
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Since October last, not a single meeting has been conducted by the Cabinet sub-committee. This reflects their commitment towards our issues, says TGEJAC member
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Those caught are T Akhil Kumar (23) of Suryapet and Madugula Rakesh alias Rockey (24), of Siddipet
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The BSc subject experts suggested scrapping the bucket system, contending that it has been causing significant imbalances in the admissions. They also suggested capping seat intake to 60