Donita Jose is a journalist for The Economic Times, focusing on local news in India, specifically in the Telangana region with a particular emphasis on Hyderabad. Her articles cover a range of topics including education, technology, innovation, social issues, and weather phenomena.
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HYDERABAD: Days ahead of the SRH-CSK clash at Uppal stadium on April 5, black marketing of IPL tickets has hit a new high in Hyderabad with 'dealers' found
Hyderabad: On the eve of the much-awaited SRH-CSK clash in the city, tickets continued to be sold at astronomical rates in the black market — three to four times the original price.
Hyderabad: Telangana has recorded three days of ‘heatwave' this month — when temperatures were 45C or above — making this April one of the worst in the past four years already.
HYDERABAD: On Jan 7 when 23-year-old Sheikh Ismail was on his way to deliver groceries, a manja slit his throat and left him injured.
CSE third ranker D Ananya Reddy celebrates with her family after the announcement of results, at her residence in Kondapur
IMD issues high heat alert for various parts of Telangana, including Hyderabad. Temperatures to range between 40-45 degrees Celsius with thunderstorm
Hyderabad: Nearly two years after the Telangana govt mandated Telugu as a third language for class 10 board exams, the policy remains a non-starter in.
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Edition oslo ° F Hyderabad: In a marginal improvement over 2023, 69.46% students from Telangana cleared their
Hyderabad: From working on a cotton field in class 8 to be able to afford a mobile phone, to scoring 989 in BiPC (Biology Physics Chemistry) stream, K.
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