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The Telangana government has requested the Indian Consulate General in Turkey to trace Bokka Rajashree, a young woman from Medchal-Malkajgiri district who went missing during transit at Istanbul Airport while returning from the US. Rajashree, who had opted for wheelchair assistance, failed to board her connecting flight to Muscat.
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Despite a monsoon-season ban on road-cutting works issued by the MA&UD Department, civic bodies in Hyderabad continue infrastructure and desilting projects. Residents have raised concerns over delayed flood-mitigation works, warning that several localities remain vulnerable to flooding this year.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao and senior leader T Harish Rao visited the Sircilla government hospital on Thursday, interacted with food poisoning patients and attendants, and directed doctors to ensure better treatment.
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The EAGLE Force seized 500 kg of ganja during an inter-state operation in Odisha after tracking a suspect vehicle for nearly 80 km. Although the driver escaped, police recovered 115 packets of contraband and handed the case to Koraput police.
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The Malkajgiri police arrested three Odisha natives and seized 51 kilograms of ganja along with a car at Abdullapurmet. The accused were allegedly transporting the contraband to Ghatkesar on the instructions of an absconding suspect identified as Sagar.
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Porsche India, in partnership with EVM Premium Cars, has inaugurated its largest facility in India in Hyderabad. The integrated centre combines sales, service and spare parts operations, strengthens the brand’s presence in a key market and expands its national network.
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Elanpro and the Hospitality Consultants Forum organised Saksham in Hyderabad, bringing together over 140 hospitality professionals. The seminar focused on safety, compliance and sustainability, offering expert insights into LPG safety, food regulations, fire prevention technologies and operational best practices.
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A free Kathak workshop organised by Naad Bhed – The Dance Studio drew nearly 160 students and teachers in Hyderabad. Held to commemorate Dr Puru Dadhich’s 88th birth anniversary, the event featured rare compositions and celebrated the rich heritage of Kathak.
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The Telangana government has operationalised the Directorate of Secondary Health, replacing the Telangana Vaidya Vidhana Parishad and bringing nearly 180 district-level hospitals under direct government control. The reform is expected to improve administration, staffing, infrastructure development and financial management.
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The redevelopment of Hitec City Railway Station under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme is nearing completion. Executed at a cost of Rs 35.61 crore, the project introduces modern passenger amenities, improved accessibility, upgraded infrastructure and enhanced connectivity for Hyderabad’s IT corridor.
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A woman allegedly killed her husband following a heated argument at Ram Singh thanda in Gudur mandal of Mahabubabad district. Police said family disputes led to the incident. A case has been registered against the accused and an investigation is underway.
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Police registered a case under the POCSO Act against 10 persons in Annapureddipalle mandal of Kothagudem district for allegedly harassing two minors. The accused reportedly assaulted a boy, verbally abused a girl and allegedly behaved indecently towards her.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao urged students to draw inspiration from former Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao's life and achievements during a visit to a school in Begumpet. He inaugurated a mid-day meal programme and assured support for the school's future development.
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BRS leader T Jeevan Reddy alleged large-scale irregularities in paddy procurement, claiming farmers incurred losses while rice millers benefited. He demanded a probe into the alleged Rs 1,000-crore scam and criticised the government's policies on paddy cultivation, fertilisers and farmer welfare.
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Axis Bank and BITS Pilani have signed an MoU to establish the Axis Bank–BITS Industry Research, Technology and Innovation Park. Supported by a Rs 100 crore CSR grant, the facility will promote deep-tech research, healthcare innovation, startups and industry-academia collaboration.
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The FSSAI has directed restaurants to use only food-grade, corrosion-resistant cutting equipment and maintain strict hygiene standards. Food safety authorities across States and Union Territories have been asked to ensure compliance, with violations attracting action under food safety laws.
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The Healthcare Reforms Doctors Association has urged the Telangana government to introduce a five-year renewal cycle for MTP and PCPNDT/Sterilization Centre registrations. The association said annual renewals create unnecessary paperwork, compliance costs and administrative delays for healthcare institutions.
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The IMD has forecast a revival of the Southwest Monsoon across Telangana from June 23, with widespread rainfall expected from June 21. Falling temperatures, thunderstorms and moisture-laden winds are likely to bring relief from prolonged heat across the State.
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Students of Government Primary School, Bazaar-e-Ghansi, at Moosa Bowli are allegedly exposed to electrocution risks after an electrical transformer was installed near the school gate. School authorities and parents have urged GHMC and other departments to intervene immediately.
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Three members of a family were killed after their car crossed a road divider and collided head-on with a lorry near Turkapally-Muraharipally in Medchal on Thursday. Police launched rescue operations and are working to establish the victims' identities.
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The Jubilee Hills police registered a case against an unidentified man for allegedly sexually harassing a 28-year-old woman while she was drawing rangoli outside a house. The suspect fled after she raised an alarm, and police are examining CCTV footage.
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The Balanagar police arrested four persons and seized four kilograms of ganja, mobile phones and two motorcycles during a vehicle-checking operation at Narasapur Cross Roads. Police said the contraband was sourced from an Odisha-based supplier who remains absconding.
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The Secunderabad Cantonment Board has approved the renaming of 21 British-era roads and four bazaar areas after Indian leaders, military officers and war heroes. The initiative, aimed at removing colonial-era legacies, is expected to be implemented within a month.
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Task Force police in Karimnagar arrested an alleged ganja peddler and three associates during vehicle checks near Vavilalapally. Officials seized 22 ganja packets, four ganja chocolates, a bike, and six mobile phones from the accused.