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A car caught fire on Khairatabad Road in Hyderabad on Sunday night, causing panic. The driver escaped safely, and a fire tender extinguished the flames. Officials suspect a short circuit as the cause. No casualties were reported.
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Filmnagar police arrested three YouTubers—Mohammed Taj, Mohd Taufeeq, and Mohd Al Hasan—for impersonating Civil Supplies Department officers and extorting Rs 50,000 from an LPG delivery boy. A complaint led to their swift arrest and case registration.
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Nawab Najaf Ali Khan, grandson of Nizam VII Mir Osman Ali Khan, urges the Telangana government to officially commemorate the Nizam’s 140th birth anniversary on April 6, highlighting his secular outlook, contributions to education, healthcare, infrastructure, and enduring legacy.
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The Secunderabad Cantonment Board will begin direct collection of Transfer of Property Tax from June 2026, remitting funds into the Cantonment Fund Account. The 5 per cent TPT rate continues, drawing criticism from civic groups seeking lower property tax rates.
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SCCL’s Srirampur and Mandamarri Areas failed to meet coal production targets due to delays in overburden removal by contractors. However, the Goleti Area exceeded its target, emerging as one of the best-performing units in the financial year
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Farmers in Bhupalpally staged a protest at the collectorate demanding pending paddy bonus payments. Around 70 farmers raised concerns over delays affecting nearly 2,000 farmers. The protest ended after the Collector assured immediate action to resolve the issue
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The Raw Strength Calisthenics Championship in Hyderabad brought together athletes and fitness enthusiasts for two days of competition. With a Rs 3 lakh prize pool, the event highlighted strength, endurance, and agility, inspiring functional fitness and healthier lifestyles.
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Hyderabad is witnessing a rise in advanced-stage prostate cancer due to low screening rates and lifestyle factors. Experts stress early detection and routine primary care integration as essential measures to reduce fatalities and improve survival outcomes.
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A 29-year-old woman, Kavitha, was stabbed to death by her husband, Sidda Reddy, while being escorted back by police from Jadcherla. She had allegedly eloped with a man from Karnataka after meeting on Instagram. Investigation into the shocking incident is ongoing.
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KNRUHS has warned private medical and dental colleges in Telangana against незакон fee collection, clarifying that course fees must be calculated for 4.5 years only. The university threatened strict action following complaints of overcharging students, especially under management quota admissions.
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A high-level orthopaedic workshop in Hyderabad trained nearly 200 young surgeons in advanced pelvic trauma care. Experts highlighted the importance of timely intervention during the golden hour and stressed road safety to prevent life-threatening injuries.
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Hyderabad’s social scene is shifting from long dinners and alcohol-led outings to quick, casual coffee breaks. Cafes now serve specialty drinks and light bites, doubling as informal meeting hubs, reflecting a lifestyle prioritizing short, intentional, and experience-driven interactions
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Flight operations at RGI Airport Hyderabad were briefly disrupted when a charter plane to Raipur, VT‑REM, developed a technical snag on the taxiway. Airport teams swiftly towed it, ensuring minimal impact and maintaining overall normal operations
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In Hyderabad, a 22-year-old electrician was murdered in Wadi-e-Saleheen after a financial dispute. Four suspects allegedly lured him for talks, then stabbed and assaulted him. Police registered a case
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Gajwel police have registered a case against Siddipet District Congress Committee President Tumukunta Aknsha Reddy and 44 Congress workers for allegedly attacking the local MLA camp office. The complaint was filed by BRS leaders led by Vanteru Pratap Reddy, prompting an FIR on Saturday night.
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In Kolanoor village of Odela mandal, philanthropists have come together to donate a hearse (Vaikunta Ratham) for community use. The initiative, led by villager Kanneboina Odelu through Madhava Seva Samithi, saw contributions from 38 donors, including Dr Daram Raghu Raman of Daram Charitable Trust.
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The Telangana Food Safety department is organising a two-part public engagement programme on April 6 as part of Praja Palana – Pragathi Pranalika Health Week. Events include an Eat Right Walkathon from Jal Vihar to Necklace Road, an Eat Right Mela at Nature Cure Hospital with training and certification for food handlers, and a Millet Mela.
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Telangana plans to borrow Rs 18,900 crore in the first quarter of 2026–27 as part of a Rs 73,383 crore borrowing programme. Experts warn that early market borrowing and rising debt could strain the State’s fiscal discipline and internal resource mobilisation
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The Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation (MMC) has introduced an Early Bird discount scheme, offering a 5% rebate on property tax payments made before April 30 for the fiscal year 2026–27. Commissioner Vinay Krishna Reddy clarified that the discount applies only to current dues, excluding arrears and interest.
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The Telangana State Photo Journalists Association (TSPJA) hosted the 23rd Best Photojournalist Awards in Hyderabad, honouring G. Srinivas and Veeragoni Rajanikanth Goud of Namasthe Telangana. Former Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu attended as chief guest, alongside senior media and political figures.
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Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation will hold a weekly ‘Prajavani’ programme every Monday to address citizens’ grievances. Commissioner Vinay Krishna Reddy will conduct the first session on April 6. Residents can directly bring complaints to officials for prompt resolution.
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Huzurabad MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy has reiterated his opposition to the proposed dumping yard near Sirsapalli, vowing to continue the agitation until the state government withdraws its decision. The Arya Vysya Varthaka Sangam has been staging a deeksha at Ambedkar Chowk for 14 days, with Reddy extending his support.
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Hyderabad police have uncovered a new drug supply network where domestic staff and assistants of prominent individuals are used to mask operations. Drugs sourced from Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Goa reach users via aides. Investigations and surveillance are ongoing.
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Hussainialam police registered a case against AIMIM workers and local traders for obstructing GHMC staff during an anti-encroachments drive at Mahbub Chowk, Hyderabad. Tensions escalated after MLC Mirza Rahmath Baig intervened, and Sahil Akbar was taken into police custody.