Marwadis Oppose Use of Telugu Language – Speaks only Hindi, Never Telugu

Article Today, Hyderabad:A fresh debate has erupted in Telangana over the alleged reluctance of Marwadis to adopt Telugu language and culture, even after decades of settlement. The campaign titled Marwadi Go Back is gaining traction, with organisations such as South Sena highlighting both cultural and economic dimensions. Language Divide Sparks AngerMarwadis have lived in Hyderabad…

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People’s Leader Donates His Body to Society

Article Today, Hyderabad:Communist stalwart and former CPI General Secretary, Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy, received a solemn farewell on Sunday. His mortal remains were honoured with official state rituals before being handed over to Gandhi Medical College, fulfilling his last wish. Grand Farewell with Official HonoursThe funeral procession began with police presenting official honours. Soon after, the…

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CPI Veteran Suravaram Passes Away

Article Today, Hyderabad:Senior Communist Party of India (CPI) leader and former Member of Parliament Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy passed away in Hyderabad on Friday night. He had been undergoing treatment for illness at a private hospital. His death is seen as an irreparable loss to the communist movement and to the working class. Early Years of…

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Urea Scarcity Deepens as Supplies Diverted to Industries

Article Today, Hyderabad:Farmers across Telangana are facing acute distress as urea shortage continues. With limited supplies from the Centre, cultivators are unable to apply fertiliser to their crops on time. As a result, uncertainty looms over the standing crop. Allegations of DiversionMeanwhile, serious allegations have surfaced against certain officials of Markfed. They are accused of…

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Quota Row in Agricultural Courses Sparks Protests

Article Today, Hyderabad:Admissions to agricultural courses in Telangana have triggered sharp criticism over the implementation of quotas for farmers and agricultural labourers. Though seats are being allotted in agricultural, veterinary, and horticultural universities based on EAPCET ranks, doubts are rising over whether the quota rules truly benefit rural families. The aim was to provide opportunities…

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Urea Shortage Sparks Farmer Distress in Telangana

Article Today, Hyderabad:Telangana is facing a severe shortage of urea during a crucial spell of the monsoon. The State has acknowledged a deficit of 2.98 lakh metric tonnes. Civil Supplies Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao admitted that the government is unable to ensure timely delivery to all farmers. Allegations of collusion between middlemen and officials have…

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Notices to Seven Hospitals on Surrogacy Case

Article Today, Hyderabad:The Medchal surrogacy case has taken a new turn with police issuing notices to seven private hospitals. Investigators said the main accused, Lakshmi, and her son, Narender Reddy, acted as agents for several medical centres. The duo allegedly facilitated illegal activities under the guise of surrogacy. Hospitals Under ScannerThe hospitals that received notices…

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