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SIR: Revanth Reddy sees plot to delete votes in Telangana ahead of polls

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy alleges attempts to delete genuine votes for upcoming elections. He assures voters that the Congress government will prevent such manipulations. Reddy urges citizens to verify their names on electoral rolls, emphasizing each vote’s importance. The government is committed to minority welfare and has implemented 4% reservation. Support for sportspersons and

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KBR Park traffic plan, Raidurg land row and vote-roll controversy: What is trending in Hyderabad today

Discussions are underway regarding traffic management near KBR Park, particularly in light of diversions scheduled for the statue inauguration at Necklace Rotary today. Simultaneously, the auction of Raidurg land faces opposition due to potential heritage issues and legal disputes. BRS leader Harish Rao is advocating for the cancellation of the auction, while Chief Minister Reddy

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NALSAR row explained: Students’ protest over CJI’s invite, BCI’s flip-flop, SC steps in

The Bar Council of India encountered significant backlash for its initial directive affecting NALSAR law students. Following public outcry and intervention from the Supreme Court, the Council revoked its order. The Supreme Court upheld the students’ rights to engage in protest and converse with the Chief Justice. As a result, the Bar Council has retracted

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5,200 bottles a min: Telangana liquor sales touch dizzying heights

Telangana sold over 5,200 alcohol bottles every minute between April and July. This period saw approximately 3.5 crore cases of beer and IMFL sold. Total sales value reached nearly Rs 14,668 crore during these four months. Unsold liquor cases in depots incur ground rent and excise duty charges. Companies seek relief from levies on damaged

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Former Maoists plan political plunge, want ban on party lifted

Former Maoist leaders are seeking permission for unrestricted political activities. They have urged the Telangana police chief to lift the ban on their party. The Chief Minister also announced plans for paddy storage facilities. These facilities will be managed by women’s self-help groups across districts. Action plans are being formulated for seasonal paddy stock storage. 

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ChatGPT starts showing ads to Indian users:OpenAI emails about the update; how ads could change the way you search and research

ChatGPT has become a daily tool for millions of people, but users may soon notice something new alongside their answers: ads. OpenAI appears to be expanding its advertising system to more countries, and some users in India have reportedly received emails about the change. While OpenAI has not officially confirmed that ads have launched in

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boAt launches ‘Avante Bar Prime’ soundbar series:600W sound and 5.2-channel audio, price starting from ₹12,999

Audio and wearables brand boAt has launched its new Aavante Bar soundbar series. The soundbars in this series are priced from ₹12,999 to ₹18,999. The series includes 3 models: DA600, B450, and Thunder-D Connectivity: Easy to connect to TV and gaming consoles The Aavante Bar Prime series has 3 connectivity options With the help of

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Expensive robots, slow work; humans still ahead of machines:9.5 Cr spent on work that could have been done for ₹9,500, but was not effective

Despite betting billions on human-like robots (humanoids) in car factories, their productivity remains significantly lower and slower than humans. In BMW’s South Carolina and Hyundai’s Georgia plants, AI robots are performing tasks like pulling trolleys and lifting parts. Ulrich Wieland, BMW’s Vice President of Logistics, admitted that robots are slower than humans. According to Ben

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