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India’s spinners left Sri Lanka 147 runs short
India defended its Asian Games women’s cricket title after making 216/3 and dismissing Sri Lanka for 69 in Nisshin, Japan.
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MGM ceiling falls; official response rises
A ceiling portion fell in Warangal’s MGM Hospital, injuring people. The casualty count is still having a committee meeting.
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Hyderabad gets Microsoft’s fourth cloud region
Microsoft says its India South Central region is live, three-zoned and built for AI. The Hyderabad investment figure, however, remains somewhere inside the company’s India-wide arithmetic.
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The Paradise gets ₹500; the memo gets creative
Telangana has reportedly permitted a ₹500 paid show for The Paradise, while reports cannot agree whether its welfare contribution is ₹1 crore or ₹1 lakh.
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Hyderabad gets a flyover tender, not a flyover
HMDA has invited bids for an elevated corridor from Banjara Hills to Shilpa Layout. Construction, contractor and final cost remain unconfirmed.
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GHMC’s privatisation plan exists mostly in protest speeches
Sanitation workers protested in Hyderabad against an alleged handover of door-to-door garbage collection. The tender, resolution and contract remain missing from the public record checked.
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Two court brakes, Congress still won’t explain
High Court directions and a remand rejection have put police procedure in cases involving BRS functionaries under scrutiny. They have not, on the available record, established a systematic violation or political retaliation.
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The Paradise has screenings. The $600K still needs paradise-level faith
Nani’s film is listed in cinemas across the US, UK and Australia. Its reported North American advance sales remain trade claims, not audited revenue.
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Congress brings property-tour claims, leaves the paperwork
The available record shows allegations about BRS-linked land, not the ownership trail or legal findings needed to establish them. Jurala’s water mobilisation is better documented.
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Jurala farmers block road; Congress gets 24 hours
Farmers and leaders identified with the BJP and BRS reportedly stopped traffic at Jammichedu over irrigation releases. Whether the promised water arrived is still undocumented.
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India’s gold defence gets a sequel
India will face Sri Lanka in the Asian Games women’s cricket final on September 22, with the defending champions having reached the match after a 114-run semi-final win over Bangladesh.
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Water arrived after BJP’s canal showdown
BJP leaders protested at Karimnagar’s Chintakunta canal ahead of Ganesh immersion. Several were detained, police and protesters clashed, and media reports later said water was released from the SRSP system. Whether the protest caused it remains unproven.
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Rashmika’s Mysaa teaser arrives; November 27 gets booked
The Telugu teaser presents Rashmika Mandanna in an action-led role, with the film’s team announcing a worldwide theatrical release on November 27, 2026.
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Congress defection gets a Supreme Court sequel
The Telangana High Court disqualified Danam Nagender and declared Khairatabad vacant. He has now moved the Supreme Court, which agreed to hear the challenge urgently but has not granted a stay.
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Police cases multiply; court papers remain missing
BRS leaders allege the Congress government is using police action to pressure the Opposition. The reported incidents are real; the broader claim remains unproven.
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The Paradise gets a ₹500 opening-day tax on patience
Multiple reports say Telangana has permitted a ₹500 paid special show for Nani’s The Paradise, though the underlying government memo was not independently available for verification.
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The Paradise crosses three borders, not the audit
Nani’s Telugu film is listed in cinemas across the US, UK and Australia ahead of its announced September 24 worldwide release. The overseas screen count and advance sales remain undisclosed.
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Jurala ran dry; Gadwal celebrated cake
Farmers protested for irrigation water on September 21 while Gadwal MLA Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy attended birthday events. The timing is documented. The missing response is, too.
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22-A list gets an NHRC audit, finally
The rights panel has reportedly sought an independent inquiry into private-property entries, with Telangana’s Chief Secretary given four weeks to report.
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RIMS fire report leaves answers in the smoke
A report says a five-day-old infant died in a fire at RIMS Adilabad. The cause, official response and medical details remain unconfirmed.