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Israeli soldiers kill Lebanese official in border village raid
Blida: Israeli soldiers raided a municipal government building in a border village in southern Lebanon early on Thursday, October 30, and killed an employee, Lebanese state media said. The incident in the…
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UAE faces scrutiny over arms links to Sudan’s RSF amid El-Fasher fall
As the conflict in Sudan worsens, several intelligence briefings and international investigations have linked the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to alleged arms supplies and financial networks tied to Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support…
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Delhi HC quashes JMI’s decision to dissolve teachers’ association
The Delhi High Court has quashed Jamia Milia Islamia’s decision to dissolve the Jamia Teachers Association (JTA) an autonomous body of the university’s teachers established in 1967. According to reports, the Delhi…
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Hyderabad: Drugs worth Rs 4.56 cr destroyed by the disposal committee
Hyderabad: The Drug Disposal Committee, along with the Hyderabad city police, on October 27, destroyed drugs worth a total of Rs 4.56 crore, seized in the first phase of 2025. It was…
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Aid groups fear mass killings after RSF seizes Sudan’s El-Fasher
Khartoum: Aid workers worried on Thursday, October 30, that only a trickle of the people believed to have fled a paramilitary force that seized a city in Sudan’s Darfur region have reached…
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Select Jio users to get Google AI Pro access worth Rs 35,100
New Delhi: Reliance Industries on Thursday said its artificial intelligence arm Reliance Intelligence, has partnered with Google to offer free access to Google AI Pro for 18 months, worth Rs 35,100 to…
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Telangana woman farmer in tears as paddy washed away in rains
Hyderabad: In a heart-wrenching incident which reflects the plight of the farmers at the paddy procurement centres (PPC) in Telangana, a woman farmer could be seen desperately trying to save her paddy…
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Child sexual abuse case: Telangana HC refuses release of govt home supervisor
Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court has ruled that it cannot order the release of Mohammad Rahman Siddiqui, a supervisor arrested by the Saidabad police in connection with a sexual harassment case involving…
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7 must-visit restaurants in Hyderabad for true Telugu feels
With the city drenched in the soothing showers brought by Cyclone Montha, Hyderabad has slipped into its coziest mood. The streets glisten, the Irani chai feels warmer, and comfort food suddenly tastes…
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Landslide in Hyderabad’s Malkajgiri, large boulders crash onto road
Hyderabad: A landslide occurred in Mallikarjuna Nagar, Malkajgiri, sending large boulders crashing onto the main road and damaging a GHMC garbage-lifting vehicle. Also ReadHP: 18 killed as landslide hits bus in Bilaspur;…
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Couple on bike washed away in flood waters in Telangana, girl missing
Hyderabad: In a very sad incident, a young couple got washed away while going from Hyderabad to Hanamkonda near Golla Muttadi of Station Ghanpur mandal in Jangaon district on Wednesday night, October…
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Jubilee Hills bypoll: AIMIM campaigns for Congress candidate
Hyderabad: The All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) stepped up its campaign in the Jubilee Hills constituency for the by-elections to be held on November 11. AIMIM MLC conducts padayatra The…
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Mumbai hostage drama: Accused shot dead, all children safe
Mumbai: Mumbai, Oct 30 (PTI) Mumbai Police successfully concluded a nearly three-hour long dramatic hostage situation on Thursday, safely rescuing 17 children and two adults held at a studio in Powai by…
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Temple ‘cleansed’ after Prashant Kishore visits with minority candidate
Priests at a temple in Bihar’s Madhubani district performed a “purification” ritual, following a visit by Jan Suraaj Party (JSP) founder Prashant Kishor, who brought with him Muslim candidate Parvez Alam. The…
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Cyclone ‘Montha’ damaged 230 km of roads in Telangana: R&B min
Hyderabad: Roads and Buildings (R&B) Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy said the recent ‘Montha’ cyclone caused extensive damage to around 230 kilometres of roads across Telangana. He stated that the Roads and Buildings…
