Top news developments in Telangana today
The Hindu
Key news developments from Telangana on December 29, 2022
Here are the key news developments from Telangana to watch out for today:
1. President Droupadi Murmu to interact with students and faculty of a women’s engineering college in Hyderabad and visit the statue of saint singer Ramanujacharya
2. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to address a public meeting of CPI (M) affiliated All India Agricultural Workers Union as part of its third State conference at Khammam
3. Two persons who arrived at Hyderabad international airport from Dubai tested positive for Covid. Their swab samples were sent for genome sequencing to check the presence of BF.7 variant of Omicron
4. Second day of political training camp of the BJP for its in-charges in Parliamentary and Assembly constituencies.
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Delhi High Court denies bail to alleged ISIS member for radicalising youths online, promoting violence and supporting terrorism.
Local residents in Kozhikode protest against soil mining for National Highway 66, demanding authorities to stop the landfilling.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announces removal of fact-checkers, shift towards user-driven content moderation, sparking concerns over misinformation.
Vellore Corporation interlinks sewer lines for UGD system, aiming for completion by May, covering 60 wards in four zones.
KMRL explores feasibility of Water Metro services in 18 locations nationwide, aiming to revolutionize urban transport sustainably.
The popular Kadamattam St. George Orthodox Church has got a new lease of life thanks to efforts by history buffs, who see the preservation of the church and its famous murals in their original form as a way to provide a peek into the rich heritage of Christianity in Kerala
Friends of Snakes Society rescues 13,028 snakes in Telangana in 2024, highlighting conservation efforts and volunteer safety measures.
G.V. Sampath felicitates K.S. Viswanathan for cricket contributions at TNCA event in Vellore. Hall of Fame inductee.
The Infosys Science Foundation (ISF) celebrated outstanding achievements in research and innovation by awarding the Infosys Prize 2024 to six scholars during a felicitation ceremony here on Saturday.
A wide range of drawings, artefacts and sculptures were on display at the two-day art festival ‘Kala Parba’, which began at Kadri Park in Mangaluru on Satuday.
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