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Contract staff at Hyderabad’s Gandhi Hospital on indefinite strike
Hyderabad: Over 700 contract staff, including nurses, sanitary and security workers, of government-run Gandhi Hospital here went on an indefinite strike on Wednesday, demanding regularisation of services and salary hikes.…
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Now Muslim leaders slam Oli’s Ayodhya statement
Lucknow: After Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli’s statement on ‘real’ Ayodhya being in Nepal, drew flak from Hindu saints and related outfits, it is now the Muslims leaders who have…
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Request govt to take care of my family: COVID victim pleads in his last message
Hyderabad: A journalist who succumbed to COVID-19 on June 7 requested the government to help his family after his death. The journalist was working for a Telugu daily in Nagarkurnool.…
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3 TS private medical colleges to provide free corona treatment
Hyderabad: To boost coronavirus treatment outside the existing public healthcare system and with people rushing to private hospitals, a few private medical colleges have been roped in by the Public…
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Over 20 people test COVID-19 positive in Bihar BJP headquarters
Patna: More than 20 people, including four senior office-bearers of the BJP, have tested positive for COVID-19 at the party’s headquarters, said its Bihar unit chief Sanjay Jaiswal on Tuesday. Reports…
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Containment zones in Hyderabad proving ineffective
Hyderabad: Amid rise in coronavirus cases in Hyderabad, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) started designating areas as containment zones. The authorities are sealing the area if more than four cases…
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Siasat’s role in combating COVID: How doctors’ videos helping people
Hyderabad: Due to coronavirus pandemic, people in the entire world are facing challenges. Healthcare professionals are trying their best not only in saving lives but also to contain the spreading…
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Nearly 15000 positive cases of Covid-19 in 13 days in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Rapidly rising numbers of coronavirus cases in Greater Hyderabad limits has become a matter of concern not only for the public but also for the authorities. Health and municipal…
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Student visa: US drops restrictions
By Arul Louis New York: In a victory for universities and foreign students, President Donald Trump’s administration has dropped its order to deny visa status to those taking only online cases…
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Telangana reports 1524 new COVID-19 cases, 10 deaths
Hyderabad: A total of 1,524 COVID-19 cases and 10 deaths were reported in Telangana on Tuesday, said the state’s health department. The state’s total COVID-19 cases now stand at 37,745,…
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Corona fear: Woman dies in RTC bus; dead body thrown out
Vikarabad: In a heart-rending incident that took place in Dharur Mandal of Vikarabad district in Telangana, the dead body of a woman who died in RTC bus after struggling with…
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Greek mosque restoration works to be stopped after Turkey’s move
NEW DELHI: After Turkey’s Hagia Sophia move, a regional governor in Greece wants the restoration works of a historical mosque to be stopped. The 17th-century Valide Mosque on the island of Lesbos in Greece is…
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Having name as Ahmad seems to be a problem: Ex-HI Chief
NEW DELHI: Former Hockey India President Mohd Mushtaque Ahmad on Tuesday accused the Sports Ministry of partiality in application of the 2011 National Sports Development Code of India and of…
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Delhi Police clean chit to Kapil Mishra, Anurag Thakur in riots
New Delhi: The Delhi Police has submitted an affidavit before the Delhi High Court claiming that no evidence has surfaced so far to indicate any role played by BJP leaders…
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Rumoured girlfriend of Sushant Singh pens emotional note on actor
Mumbai: Rumoured girlfriend of Sushant Singh Rajput, Rhea Chakraborty wrote an emotional note on the actor on his one month death anniversary. For the first time since the actor’s demise,…
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Call records show Swapna’s link with Kerala’s welfare minister
Thiruvananthapuram: Several bureaucrats and ministers in Kerala are having sleepless nights as the sensational gold smuggling case is connectes with the terror network. During interrogation of prime accused Swapna Suresh, a…
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India starts human clinical trials of COVID-19 vaccine: ICMR
New Delhi: Human clinical trials for a vaccine for COVID-19 has been initiated in the country with approximately 1,000 volunteers participating in the exercise for each of the two indigenously developed…
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SBI to focus on cost reduction, workforce reskilling
New Delhi: State Bank of India (SBI) Chairman Rajnish Kumar on Tuesday said that the bank will focus on cost reduction, rationalisation, and reskilling of its workforce. Speaking at the 65th…
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After China’s ‘deal’ Iran drops India from Chabahar project
New Delhi: Iran has dropped India from a railway project linking the Chabahar port to Zahedan city, reportedly due to delay of funds. India and Iran had signed an agreement…
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Hyderabad: Covid-19 drugs black market racket busted
Hyderabad: In a major crackdown against those indulging in the illegal sale and black marketing of antiviral medicine in city, sleuths of the task force on Tuesday arrested 8 persons…
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China to sign $400 bn deal with Iran; India’s interest at stake
New Delhi: Two weeks since India banned Chinese Apps, Beijing has composed a thunderstruck deal with India’s ally and America’s foe – Iran. The two countries will end up signing…
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Two tribal youth come face to face with a tigress in Asifabad
Kumram Bheem Asifabad: With their presence of mind and using a simple trick, two tribal youth escaped from a possible attack by a tigress on Bejjur-Kammaragoan road on Sunday. On…
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Tiger halts traffic at Madhya Pradesh flyover
A video of a full-grown tiger resting in the middle of a flyover in Madhya Pradesh went viral. Not only did eyewitnesses take the sight it, The incident occurred on…
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Pilot breaks silence says truth cannot be defeated
Jaipur: Minutes after the Congress party sacked senior party leader Sachin Pilot from all posts including that of Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister and party state unit chief, he said that…
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Ideology based slicing of CBSE syllabus not good for country
Sruthi Vibhavari Norman Douglas, a popular British writer once said, “Education is a state-controlled manufactory of echoes.” Keeping in view of the pandemic-induced academic loss, the HRD ministry on July…
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Corona scare & side effects: Fear of plasma donors
New Delhi: Leaning against a bed at the Delhi Plasma Bank, 52-year-old Gajendra Singh is looking over the apheresis machine to the hanging pouch filling up with a yellowish liquid. The…
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CBSE class 10 results: Date announced
New Delh: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare the class 10 results on July 15, it announced on Tuesday. The board had on Monday announced the results for…
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UAE Mars mission to create history once again
Ever since the UAE rocketed its first astronaut, Hazza Al Mansoori, to the ISS (International Space Station), its hopes and aims of becoming a well recognized nation in terms of…
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Student visa: Google, Facebook join lawsuit against restrictions
San Francisco: Google, Facebook, Microsoft and other tech firms have joined the lawsuit filed by Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) last week to block Donald Trump administration’s…
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CRPF Recruitment: Applications invited for various posts
New Delhi: CRPF issued notification for the recruitment of combatised paramedical staff. Applications are invited from both male and female candidates. The following are the list of various posts, number…
