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HYDRAA prevents sand dumping in Mella Cheruvu FTL in Sangareddy
Hyderabad: Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA) on Friday, January 30, protected the FTL of Mela Cheruvu in Tellapur, Ramachandrapuram mandal, Sangareddy from illegal sand dumping. After receiving a complaint…
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Ride into the countryside: Experience Hyderabad’s first horse safari
For Hyderabadis looking to swap routine weekend outings for something refreshing, a new adventure is drawing attention on the city’s outskirts. HYD Horse Adventure, Telangana’s first countryside club-style horse safari, offers a…
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Beyond shopping: Numaish 2026 to host cooking competition
Numaish, aka All India Industrial Exhibition, has always been more than just a shopping and food destination for Hyderabadis. Over the decades, the annual exhibition has evolved into a cultural hub, bringing…
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‘Soldiers-only’ Israel rentals put Airbnb back in boycott spotlight
Holiday homes rental platform Airbnb has come under scrutiny yet again, after two of its hotel listings in Tel Aviv in Israel said were labeled “only for soldiers,” even as there’s widespread…
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Hyderabad devotee donates gold ornaments worth Rs 23L to Tiruchanur temple
Tirupati (Andhra Pradesh): A devotee from Hyderabad donated a pair of precious stone-studded gold ear ornaments weighing 178 grams, worth about Rs 23 lakh, to Goddess Padmavathi here at Tiruchanur. Tirumala Tirupati…
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Doctors body urges Telangana govt to clear stipend arrears of 2022 PG batch
Hyderabad: The Telangana Senior Resident Doctors Association (TSRDA) strongly appeals to the Government of Telangana to urgently clear the pending stipend arrears of the 2022 Post-Graduate (PG) batch serving as Senior Residents…
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Telangana’s cultivated area grew by 90 lakh acre in 9 years: Economic Survey
Hyderabad: The cultivated area in Telangana grew by nearly 90 lakh acres between 2014 and 2023 due to various projects such as the Kaleshwaram Lift irrigation Scheme and Mission Kakatiya, Economic Survey…
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SC directs states, UTs to provide free sanitary pads in schools
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday directed all states and Union Territories to ensure girl students in private and government schools are provided bio-degradable menstrual sanitary pads for free, and held…














