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    • Nov- 2025 -
      13 November

      Hungarian British author David Szalay wins Booker Prize 2025 for ‘Flesh’

      Hungarian-British author David Szalay won the 2025 Booker Prize for his novel ‘Flesh’, narrowly beating Indian author Kiran Desai’s ‘The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny’. Szalay received £50,000 and a trophy for his dark, compelling portrait of an emotionally detached man London: Hungarian British author David Szalay was named the winner of the Booker Prize 2025 for his novel ‘Flesh’, beating Indian author Kiran Desai’s ‘The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny’ at a ceremony in London. Szalay, 51, was presented with 50,000 pounds and a trophy on Monday night by last year’s Booker winner Samantha Harvey for his novel about an emotionally detached man who is unravelled by a series of events beyond his grasp. “Using only the sparest of prose, this hypnotically…

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    • 13 November

      US “pretty close” to trade deal with India, Trump says tariffs will come down

      President Donald Trump says the US is “pretty close” to a fair trade deal with India and will reduce tariffs “at some point.” Negotiations have progressed through five rounds, with both countries reportedly finalising the agreement’s language. New York/Washington: The US is “pretty close” to reaching a “fair trade deal” with India, President Donald Trump has said, adding that he will lower the tariffs imposed on New Delhi “at some point.” “We’re making a deal with India, much different deal than we had in the past. So right now, they don’t love me, but they’ll love us again,” Trump said on Monday. He made the remarks during a ceremony in the Oval Office, where Sergio Gor was sworn in as America’s…

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    • 13 November

      US Senate passes bill to reopen government, awaits House approval

      The US Senate approved a funding bill to end the 41-day government shutdown, restoring pay for federal workers and extending budgets through January 2026. The bill now awaits House approval before reaching President Trump’s desk. Washington: The US Senate approved a sweeping funding measure aimed at ending the 41-day government shutdown that has severely impacted federal agencies and disrupted millions of lives nationwide. The bill now heads to the House of Representatives for approval before going to President Donald Trump for his signature. The legislation extends government funding through January 2026 and provides full-year budgets for several key agencies. It also restores pay and employment for thousands of federal workers who were furloughed during the shutdown. Senate leaders reached the final…

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    • 13 November

      23-year-old Indian student dies in US after suffering from severe cough, chest pain

      Rajyalakshmi Yarlagadda, a 23-year-old Indian student from Andhra Pradesh and recent Texas A&M University graduate, died in the US after suffering from severe cough and chest pain. A GoFundMe campaign seeks $125,000 to repatriate her body and support her grieving family New York: A 23-year-old Indian student, who graduated recently and was looking for a job, has died after reportedly being sick with a severe cough and chest pain. Rajyalakshmi Yarlagadda, alias Raji, from Andhra Pradesh graduated recently from Texas A&M University Corpus Christi, according to a GoFundMe campaign launched by her cousin Chaitanya YVK in Denton city, Texas. She came to the US with hopes of building a bright future for her family who are marginal farmers in Karmechedu village…

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    • 12 November

      Woman from Maharashtra gets 10-year jail term for ganja smuggling

      A Maharashtra woman, Mohini Santosh Thakur, was sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined Rs 1 lakh for smuggling 28 kg of ganja from Odisha to Maharashtra. Police intercepted her on February 2, 2024, at Mankapur in Gudihathnoor mandal Adilabad: A court here on Tuesday sentenced a woman from Maharashtra to 10 years imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 1 lakh for smuggling ganja two years ago. The First Additional District and Sessions Court Judge, Dr Shivaram Prasad, pronounced the verdict against Mohini Santosh Thakur from Mangrulpir tehsil in Washim district, Maharashtra. She was found guilty of smuggling 28 kilograms of ganja on a scooter from Odisha to Maharashtra. The incident occurred at Mankapur in Gudihathnoor mandal on February 2, 2024, when…

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    • 12 November

      Telangana: Regional divide surfaces among Congress leaders in Adilabad

      Congress leaders in western Adilabad are unhappy over being sidelined in the recent Cabinet expansion and state-level appointments. They allege regional imbalance after eastern leaders like Dr Vivek and Premsagar Rao were rewarded while tribal MLA Vedma Bojju was ignored Adilabad: The Congress appears to be grappling with internal differences in erstwhile Adilabad district, with party leaders split along regional lines. Leaders from the western parts of the district are reportedly unhappy over being sidelined in the recent Cabinet expansion and in the nomination of key government posts. Congress leaders and workers from the western belt expressed displeasure over the denial of a Cabinet berth to legislator Vedma Bojju, who belongs to a tribal community. They argued that their region was…

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    • 12 November

      Telangana: Series of police suicides using official weapons spark concern in erstwhile Medak district

      The rising number of suicides among police personnel in the erstwhile Medak district has raised alarm. Several officers, from sub-inspectors to constables, have ended their lives using service weapons, with stress, family issues, and workplace pressure cited as key factors Sangareddy: The spate of suicides among police personnel in the erstwhile Medak district has raised serious concern, as firearms meant for enforcing law and order are increasingly turning into tools of self-destruction in the hands of officers. Over the past several years, the region has reported multiple incidents of police personnel taking their own lives, and in a few tragic instances, even killing their family members before ending their lives. Investigations in these cases have revealed various causes ranging from work-related…

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    • 12 November

      Telangana: Class IX students attempt suicide after being reprimanded in Jammikunta

      Two Class IX students from Master SV School in Jammikunta attempted suicide by consuming pesticide after being reprimanded for leaving the hostel to smoke. The boys, Ramcharan and Charan Kumar of Veenavanka, were hospitalised and are under treatment Karimnagar: Two Class IX students of a private school attempted suicide by consuming pesticide in Jammikunta late on Monday night. Alerted by the hostel inmates, the school management shifted them to a private hospital in the town, where they are undergoing treatment. The students, identified as Ramcharan and Charan Kumar, both natives of Veenavanka, are studying at Master SV School, Jammikunta, and staying in the hostel. According to reports, the duo would secretly leave the hostel to smoke cigarettes. On learning about it,…

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    • 12 November

      Chevella tragedy: Wife takes bus, husband boards train; fate separates couple

      Kishtapuram Venkatamma, 21, from Tandur, died in the Chevella bus accident on Monday after choosing to travel by RTC bus instead of a train with her husband Prasad. The crash killed 19 people, leaving families in deep grief Hyderabad: A young couple’s weekend trip to their hometown ended in tragedy when the wife, who chose to travel by bus instead of train, lost her life in the tragic Chevella bus accident, which occurred on Monday morning. Kishtapuram Venkatamma (21) and her husband Prasad, residents of Valmiki Nagar in Tandur town, had gone home for the weekend to spend time with their family. Prasad is employed at a software firm in Hyderabad, while Venkatamma was working at a local supermarket. After spending two…

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    • 12 November

      Telangana: Elderly woman run over by earthmover in Sangareddy

      A 70-year-old woman, Igave Lakshmibai, was run over by an earthmover while crossing the road near the RTA office at Lakshmi Nagar in Kandi on Tuesday. She died on the spot. Police registered a case and are searching for the driver Sangareddy: A 70-year-old woman was killed on the spot after being run over by an earthmover at Lakshmi Nagar in Kandi mandal headquarters on Tuesday. The victim, identified as Igave Lakshmibai, was crossing the road near the RTA office when the JCB driver, reportedly driving recklessly, ran over her. She sustained multiple injuries and died instantly. The driver fled the scene after the incident. Police registered a case and shifted the body to the government hospital in Sangareddy for a postmortem.

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