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Two-day Bharat Summit 2025 to kick off today

25-04-2025

The two-day Bharat Summit 2025, an international conference hosted by the Government of Telangana in collaboration with the Samruddha Bharat Foundation, is set to kick off today (Thursday) at the HICC Novotel, Hyderabad.

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NOT A GREEN SOLUTION BUT A TOXIC DISASTER

25-04-2025

A joint fact-finding team comprising civil society organisations, environmental activists, and residents has issued a scathing report titled “Living in Poison”, uncovering a severe public health and environmental crisis unfolding in Jawaharnagar, on the outskirts of Hyderabad. The team has called for an immediate halt to operations of the Waste-to-Energy (WTE) plant and landfill in the area, warning that the facility is not a green solution—but a toxic disaster cloaked in the rhetoric of sustainability.

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Owaisi gets call from Home Ministry, to attend Pahalgam all-party meet

25-04-2025

Hours after he found fault with the Centre for not inviting smaller parties to the all-party meeting convened by it on the Pahalgam terror attack, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Thursday said he was extended an invitation.

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14 Maoists surrender before police in TG

25-04-2025

Fourteen members of the outlawed CPI (Maoists) surrendered before the Telangana police on Thursday. The Maoists belonging to different cadres, including two Area Committee Members (ACMs) surrendered before the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Multi Zone-I, S Chandrashekhar Reddy, at Warangal Police Commissionerate, an official release said.

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Copyright and cheating case registered against news portal

25-04-2025

Cybercrime police registered a copyright and cheating case against ‘Voice today news.com’ on Thursday for copying the news reports and news stories from Vijayakranti – Telugu newspaper.

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TOMCOM secures global jobs for Telangana youth

25-04-2025

Radhika Dasari from Hyderabad completed B Sc Nursing and harboured an ambition to go abroad but did not know how to go about. Thanks to Telangana Overseas Manpower Company Limited (TOMCOM) she is now employed at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust's in the UK. She says, “I am very thankful and grateful to the TOMCOM for giving me training which helped me clear the exam conducted by the hospital.”
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‘Human touch to be the core of governance, AI not withstanding’

25-04-2025

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu emphasized that while Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cutting-edge technologies are pivotal for smart governance, the human element must remain at the core of public service delivery.

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YSRCP criticizes coalition govt for alleged financial mismanagement

25-04-2025

The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) has strongly criticized the financial mismanagement of the coalition government, particularly its decision to allow private entities direct access to government funds through off-budget borrowings.

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Telugu scholars call for review of Intermediate language policy in TS

25-04-2025

The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education's decision to introduce Sanskrit as a second language in government junior colleges has sparked concerns among educators and students. Many fear that this change could diminish Telugu’s presence in the curriculum, impacting students who have studied the language throughout their schooling.

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TPF, IPEMA honour CM Revanth Reddy with Palabhishekam

25-04-2025

The Telangana Poultry Federation (TPF), and Indian Poultry Equipment Manufacturers’ Association (IPEMA), organized a symbolic Palabhishekam (milk consecration) ceremony on Thursday to honour the Chief Minister of Telangana, A Revanth Reddy.

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Vagdevi Junior College students excel in intermediate exams

24-04-2025

Students of Vagdevi Junior College performed well in the Intermediate Board results released by the Board of Intermediate Education. In the first-year MPC stream, Amina secured 468 marks, followed by Akshaya Sri with 466, and Amrutha Varshini and Vaishali with 465 each. In the BiPC stream, Sanjana scored 436 marks, while Fariha, Payal Singh, and Madiya Taraha each secured 435 marks.

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C.V. Raman Jr college students perform well in IPE-2025 results

24-04-2025

Students of C.V. Raman Junior College secured high scores in the IPE-2025 first and second-year results announced today. In the second-year MPC stream, T. Charan Teja and Arshiya scored 993 marks, followed by Radhika, T.C. Akshaya, and Vishwateja with 992 each. In the BiPC stream, Akshaya secured 988 marks, while Mounika, Shwetha, and Navya scored above 980.