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A mega job fair will be held in Hyderabad on April 25 at Masab Tank, offering jobs across sectors including IT, healthcare, banking, and education. Candidates with SSC qualification and above can attend free preliminary interviews at the venue.
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A woman and her son allegedly killed her husband in Medak after repeated harassment due to his drinking habits. The body was dumped in a water sump before the incident came to light, and police registered a case.
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Senior BRS leader T Jeevan Reddy criticised Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for his remarks against K Chandrashekhar Rao over the Kaleshwaram project. Speaking at a press conference in Jagtial, Jeevan Reddy accused Revanth of making derogatory comments out of political frustration and neglecting education and farmers’ welfare.
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A man was arrested in Hyderabad for allegedly killing his younger brother and sister-in-law in Sultanpura over a financial dispute. Police said a heated argument escalated, leading to the fatal stabbing of both victims. Investigation is underway.
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The BRS cadre in Sangareddy celebrated MLA Chintha Prabhakar’s 66th birthday with grandeur and social service. Party workers gathered at the MLA camp office, cut a cake, and later distributed fruits to patients at the government hospital in Sadasivapet.
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Hyderabad Traffic Police have announced night-time diversions from 12 am to 6 am on Tuesday and Wednesday due to Skywalk construction at Mehdipatnam. Alternate routes have been issued for vehicles coming from Masab Tank, Tolichowki, and surrounding areas.
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Students of Aakash Educational Services Limited in Telangana delivered strong results in JEE Main 2026, with Jayanth Shekhar securing a top rank. Several others also achieved high percentiles, highlighting consistent performance and effective academic training
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A decade after launch, Kalyana Lakshmi continues to aid families but faces delays in disbursal and scrutiny. Reduced allocations and unmet promises, including gold support, have drawn criticism amid poor target achievement and implementation gaps.
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NTPC Ramagundam and Telangana STPS have launched a four-day training programme for FT/MGR staff to improve operational efficiency and safety. The initiative focuses on skill development and knowledge sharing among operating personnel and retired Railways staff.
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BRS leader T Harish Rao criticised Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy over remarks on the Kaleshwaram project, alleging inconsistency. He also raised concerns over agriculture, welfare delays and governance, asserting that the BRS would return to power.
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The University of Hyderabad and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited inaugurated a Centre of Excellence in Digital Twin Technology. The facility will support research, innovation, and skilling in simulation and AI, strengthening industry–academia collaboration in aerospace and advanced engineering.
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The first batch of Haj pilgrims from Telangana will depart for Saudi Arabia on May 4, 2026, from RGI Airport, Shamshabad. Nearly 9,607 pilgrims will travel in batches over 20 days, with additional pilgrims expected after quota adjustments. T
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IMD Hyderabad has issued a yellow alert for thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds across most Telangana districts for the next 48 hours. The weather pattern of hot days followed by evening storms is expected to continue until April 27.
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Contract sanitation, security, and patient care workers in Telangana government hospitals staged a protest in Hyderabad demanding a minimum wage hike to Rs 26,000 and better benefits. Led by AITUC, they submitted memorandums to health department officials.
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A 14-year-old boy died in Nacharam, Hyderabad, after falling from his balcony while allegedly creating social media reels. He reportedly lost balance while performing a stunt. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation.
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Jubilee Hills police booked a 26-year-old food delivery worker for allegedly using a fake vehicle number plate to avoid traffic fines. The offence was detected during a routine check, and a case has been registered under relevant BNS sections.
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BRS deputy floor leader T Harish Rao clarified that his Delhi visit was to consult senior legal counsel on key cases, including the Kaleshwaram project, MLA defections, and the Cash-for-Vote case. He said the High Court verdict on the Kaleshwaram petition is expected soon, with a possible Supreme Court appeal under consideration.
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The Congress party in Sangareddy district faced embarrassment as several senior leaders, including TPCC Working President T Jagga Reddy and district in-charge minister G Vivekananda, skipped a crucial political affairs committee meeting.
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Karimnagar rural police raided an illegal gambling centre in Subashnagar and arrested 17 persons. Cash worth Rs 6.75 lakh, vehicles and mobile phones were seized, and the case was later handed over to Three Town police.
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The Bharat Rashtra Samithi will hold a key meeting on April 27 in Hyderabad, chaired by K Chandrashekhar Rao. The meeting is expected to focus on organisational restructuring, membership expansion and future political strategy.
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Telangana government has not extended the upper age limit relaxation for job aspirants, reverting eligibility to 34 years. The decision comes amid criticism over delayed recruitment notifications, as TGPSC opens applications for Assistant Scientist posts in TG Pollution Control Board.
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The Eruditus IBC Open House Series 2026 will bring top global universities to Hyderabad on April 25. The event offers students and parents direct interaction with institutions from the UK, US, and Australia to explore study opportunities abroad.
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Hyderabad-based Urdu weekly Gawah has completed 27 years, continuing its print and digital presence despite industry challenges. Editor Syed Fazil Parvez was honoured at the Nai Duniya Media for Unity Awards for his long-standing contribution to Urdu journalism.
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Hyderabad police arrested three chain snatchers and a receiver in a theft case. The accused targeted a woman in Habsiguda, stole her gold chain, and sold it. Police recovered gold, motorcycles, and mobile phones after tracing them through CCTV evidence.