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Reports say Bengaluru will host a grand trailer launch on August 8. The only thing actually announced is the worldwide release on August 26.
Two days after quitting amid NEET turmoil, Dharmendra Pradhan got a warm Parliament welcome. Telangana’s medical admissions still ride on NEET — the celebration doesn’t move a single counselling date.
Telangana High Court, hearing contempt over a 40-acre Lothkunta land row, told the Chief Secretary on July 27 to replace/relieve HYDRAA commissioner A.V. Ranganath after an apology episode went nowhere. The exact order text isn’t public yet; compliance is unconfirmed.
PTI says Asmita Dey, Harsh Singh and Yamini Mourya are through to Glasgow 2026 judo finals — which means at least three silvers for India tonight. The IJF bracket confirms Dey’s title bout; the rest ride on PTI’s report for now.
Hyderabad GM finishes third at Pontevedra with 7/9, unbeaten across back‑to‑back events — while Delhi’s noise machine still can’t find a chessboard.
Enumeration runs to August 3, draft rolls on August 10 per multiple reports. One stray claim pushes enumeration to August 10 — without the order to back it. Telangana’s job is steady; Delhi’s calendar needs a signature, not spin.
ZEE5 drops Objection, My Lord! — Notary Parasuram Chapter 1, a Telugu legal drama fronted by Srikanth Meka. Seven short episodes landed together on July 31.
Objection, My Lord! is listed on ZEE5 from July 31. Telugu diaspora gets a fresh courtroom drama; availability by country still unconfirmed.
CM Revanth Reddy has reportedly asked officials to identify thalassemia and sickle-cell patients for social-security pensions, with a target start of August 15. The official order isn’t public, and the pension amount, category and eligibility rules aren’t either.
A local report says the river crossed the first warning mark Friday morning; officials told to be on alert as flows rise. Telangana’s flood station is real; the numbers need the bulletin.
Revanth keeps talking like he has the next eight years booked. The last named Congress voice to object was in 2025. The new “dissent” is one anonymous quote short of a revolt.
Trade reports peg the Satyadev–Venkatesh Maha film to a July 31 Netflix debut. No platform post yet — check your app, not a slogan.
Two separate court orders in a week pulled up HYDRAA over entries on disputed lands — Lothukunta and Bahadurguda — and told the State to slow the bulldozers and show the paperwork. The BJP-led Centre is silent, as usual, on basic due process when it is not a headline in Delhi.
India’s Lovepreet Singh took silver in Glasgow 2026 men’s 110kg with a 388kg total, a kilo behind New Zealand’s David Liti. A Birmingham 2022 bronze now upgraded — the margins are not sentimental.
A Kondapur demolition dispute lands in the High Court. The judge wasn’t impressed with how officials handled it, and wants dates, documents and the tahsildar in person. Next hearing: August 6.
A BRS leader demanded an apology from CM Revanth Reddy this month — on record. The separate claim doing the rounds about “criminal waste” and engineering grads isn’t verified by any primary source.
A report says the Supreme Court on 29 July made every lift accident a joint liability case for makers, maintainers and building owners. The primary record we can see doesn’t show that order exists.
He was there from the beginning — when Telangana was still a prayer, not a state. The town that turned him away in 2023 will bury him in garlands today.
Mahendragiri Varahi announces a theatrical date. The claims about “closed business” and a roaring teaser are the makers’ words — and theirs alone so far.
AICC’s Telangana in-charge Meenakshi Natarajan held one-on-ones with ministers, MPs, MLAs and DCC presidents. The meetings are real; the headline complaint — stalled works over unpaid contractor bills — exists only as an anonymously sourced claim in one report so far.