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- Sep 26, 2026
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Telangana SIR: Over 60% SIR notices issued in Hyderabad periphery, below 35% in Hyderabad district (opens the original)
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Assembly constituencies in the peripheral areas of Hyderabad such as Qutbullapur, Kukatpally, Uppal, Medchal and Serilingampally witnessed a high proportion of electors receiving anomaly notices, with the rate reaching as high as 66.6% in Quthbullapur against a Telangana median of 28.7%. The highest share of Muslim names among notices was recorded for the reason of having six or more children, at 50.5%. According to a SABAR Institute and Constitutional Guardians Forum report that analysed Specia
Akbaruddin Owaisi calls for action on waqf land encroachment issues (opens the original)
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All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi on Friday submitted a representation to Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, underscoring the massive extent of encroachment on Waqf land and suggested remedial measures, including reconciling the Waqf Board’s authenticated property schedules with Section 22-A of the Registration Act. He also urged a “pause” on auction of lands in Raidurg claimed by Islamic seminary Jamia Nizamia. Stating that the first survey waqf survey
Commuters, gig workersâ union welcome â¹10 lakh penalty on Rapido for âconfirm shamingâ (opens the original)
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With the Central Consumer Protection Authority slapping a â¹10 lakh fine on Rapido for âconfirm shamingâ passengers, an expression which they used to describe prompts at the time of booking rides that encourage app users to pay more than the displayed fare, commuters and gig workersâ union alike welcomed the move. âIt was only four days ago that I booked an auto from the Begumpet Metro Station to my house. The app screen displayed a prompt that incentivised drivers taking my trip if I a
17 lakh pages of Persian archives digitised (opens the original)
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As many as 17 lakh pages of archival records have been digitised and another 4.7 lakh Persian documents conserved as part of a collaborative effort between the Noor International Microfilm Centre (NIMC), affiliated to the Cultural Counsellorship of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the Telangana State Archives and Research Institute (TGSARI). While the project has different phases, the latest saw digital images of 3,08,122 Persian documents relating to manuscripts and Awarjah (adm
Giving researchers and students access to rare manuscripts, respecting rights of custodians of the documents (opens the original)
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From tracking cavalry losses in battle to identifying the owners of horses and dealing with officials charging pilgrims for a dip in the Ganges, medieval manuscripts offer an unusually detailed window into how the State functioned. How were losses of cavalry in battle arrived at, and how did the medieval State determine to whom those horses belonged? Or, for that matter, how did rulers in medieval India come to know that officials were charging pilgrims money for a dip in the Ganges? And what wa
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