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Farmers protest RRR land acquisition, demand fair compensation and alignment change

Hyderabad: Farmers and landowners protesting the proposed Regional Ring Road (RRR) alignment staged a demonstration at the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) office on Monday, demanding fair compensation under the Land Acquisition Act, 2013 and a change in the route. Organised under the aegis of the CPI (M) state unit, the protest saw CPI (M) State Secretary John Wesley accuse the State government of attempting to acquire land forcibly. He alleged police personnel were being deployed to intimidate farmers, and fencing work was under way across several survey numbers. “If the Congress government acquires lands forcibly, then we will lay siege to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s house,” he warned in a statement. John Wesley said the Land Acquisition Act, 2013 requires compensation of four times the market value. He claimed market rates ranged from Rs 5 crore to Rs 10 crore per acre, whereas the government was offering between Rs 15 lakh and Rs 20 lakh per acre. The CPI (M) leader also charged that the RRR alignment was being altered to protect the holdings of industrialists, elected representatives and real estate developers, while ensuring small and marginal farmers lose their land. He warned that if the Congress government did not change course, farmers would teach it a “befitting lesson” in the local bodies’ elections.

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Telangana Housing Board auction of plots, flats fetches Rs 44.24 crore

Hyderabad: The Telangana Housing Board generated a revenue of Rs 44.24 crore through the auction of 18 open residential plots and four one-bedroom flats at Chintal under Qutbullapur limits on Monday. Among the 18 open plots, 10 were High Income Group (HIG) and four were Middle Income Group (MIG). The upset price for HIG plots was fixed at Rs 80,000 per square yard, while for MIG plots, it was Rs 60,000 per square yard. In the auction, the highest bid quoted was Rs 1.14 lakh per square yard for a 513-yard HIG plot. Similarly, the highest bid for the MIG plots was Rs 72,000 per square yard. On average, Rs 91,947 per square yard was quoted in the auction, which saw participation from 27 bidders. Among the four one-bedroom flats, three were sold for a total price of about Rs 45.85 lakh. The upset price for the 413-square-foot flat was fixed at Rs 15 lakh. In a recent auction conducted by the Housing Board for different plots in Kukatpally Housing Board, an acre was bid for nearly Rs 70 crore. Another five commercial plots in KPHB Colony will go under the hammer in the e-auction on October 7 and 8, officials said, followed by six Raviryala plots near the airport auction on October 9 and 10.

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Govt order on BC reservation: One more petition filed in Telangana High Court

By Legal Correspondent Hyderabad: Another petition has been filed in the Telangana High Court challenging the State government’s decision to provide 42 percent reservation to Backward Classes (BCs) in local body elections through G.O. No. 9. The petition was filed by advocates C Shanthappa and S Lakshmaiah of Dharur village in Vikarabad district. The petitioners contended that granting 42 percent reservation to BCs as a single block was invalid under the Telangana Panchayat Raj Act, 2018, which mandates category-wise allocation for BC groups A, B, C and D. They argued that issuing the G.O. without such division was arbitrary and unconstitutional. The petitioners pointed out that the Anantharaman Commission had classified BCs into four groups, and failing to distribute reservation accordingly would benefit only the dominant BC castes such as Munnur Kapu, Mudiraj, Yadava and Gowda, while depriving the most backward and economically weaker castes. They urged the Court to direct the Government to apportion BC reservations in local bodies category-wise as per Section 9(4) of the Panchayat Raj Act and to amend the G.O. accordingly before conducting elections. The matter is likely to be heard on October 8 along with previously filed petitions by B Madhav Reddy and others, which also challenge the same government order. Meanwhile, several implead petitions have been filed in support of the 42 percent BC reservation. MLC Teenmar Mallanna, Congress leader V Hanumantha Rao, Mettu Saikumar, Lakshmana Yadav, BC Intellectuals Forum President T Chiranjeevulu and others have approached the Court defending the G.O. They argued that the 50 percent ceiling on total reservations applies only to education and employment, not to political representation. They also pointed out that the limit was already crossed in the case of EWS reservations provided by the Central Government. The petitioners maintained that the present BC reservations comply with Supreme Court guidelines. All these petitions are expected to come up for hearing before the High Court on October 8.

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Officials gearing up for cotton procurement in erstwhile Khammam

Khammam: District administrations in Khammam and Kothagudem have been gearing up for cotton procurement in the current season. According to agriculture officials, cotton was cultivated in 2.25 lakh acres in Khammam and about 27.07 lakh quintals yield is expected. It is proposed to procure the produce at five Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) centres and nine ginning mills. Agricultural Marketing Regional Deputy Director Padmavati said that in the wake of the falling price of cotton in the open market, action has been taken to purchase through CCI by paying the minimum support price. The support price for quality cotton with eight per cent moisture is Rs 8110 per quintal. If the moisture percentage decreases, the support price will decrease, and agricultural officials should create awareness among farmers about this, she said. Padmavati said cotton farmers could book a slot from home using the Kapas Kisan app. For cotton purchase-related services, farmers should contact toll-free number 18005995779 and WhatsApp number 8897281111. In Kothagudem, agriculture officials estimated that cotton crop was cultivated in 1.72 lakh acres and 26.56 lakh quintals yield is expected. Six CCI purchase centres have been set up in the district. Meanwhile, Telangana Rythu Sangham district secretary Bonthu Rambabu wanted the CCI to relax the rule of purchasing cotton only from farmers who registered their names in the Kapas Kisan app. The CCI decision might cause a loss for cotton farmers. He said that farmers in rural areas might not have access to smartphones or may not even know how to handle the app. Hence, the produce should be procured according to the records of farmers available with the agricultural department, he added.

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TGIIC garners Rs 3,135 crore through auction of plots at Raidurg

Hyderabad: The Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC) garnered Rs 3,135 crore through auction of two plots at Raidurg on Monday. This includes the tentative revenue generated through registration fee, stamp duty and other charges. Auction was conducted for two plots of 11 acres and 7.67 acres at Raidurg. The 11-acre plot fetched Rs 1,556.5 crore at Rs 141.5 crore per acre and five bidders participated in the auction. Earlier in the day, the first auction for 7.67-acre plot generated Rs 1,358 crore at Rs 177 crore per acre. Twelve bidders participated in the auction. The strategic location within Hyderabad Knowledge City, coupled with connectivity to HITEC City and Gachibowli, has positioned these two plots as benchmarking real estate for marquee commercial developments. TGIIC Vice Chairman & Managing Director K Shashanka appreciated all the bidders for their enthusiastic participation and for placing their trust in Telangana’s dynamic growth narrative. He also commended the efforts of TGIIC, JLL and MSTC in conducting the auction successfully and transparently.

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Parents protest over dilapidated hostel building in Sirpur (T)

Kumram Bheem Asifabad: Parents staged a sit-in on a road demanding that officials shift students from a dilapidated social welfare hostel to a safer place in Sirpur (T) mandal centre on Monday. The agitating parents alleged that officials were showing negligence in repairing the hostel building, thereby risking the lives of students despite repeated requests. They urged officials to ensure the safety of the children by relocating them to a safer facility. Meanwhile, BRS cadres extended solidarity to the protest. BRS leader Dr RS Praveen Kumar assured that he would bring the issue to the notice of higher officials for early action. He criticised local MLA Dr Harish Babu and MLC Dande Vittal for failing to provide basic amenities and address public grievances.

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Man bludgeoned to death by relatives in Medak

Medak: A man was brutally murdered, allegedly by his relatives, who smashed his head with a boulder at Shalipet village in Chinna Shankarampet mandal on Monday morning. The deceased was identified as Uppari Yadagiri (46). According to Toopran DSP Narendar Goud, Yadagiri was a habitual offender with several criminal cases registered against him in the past. Holding a grudge against him, his relatives Uppari Ramulu, Shamulu and Yellam allegedly attacked him with boulders, killing him on the spot. The police shifted the body to the government hospital for postmortem. A manhunt has been launched to nab the accused.

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Asifabad DSP dies of cardiac arrest

Kumram Bheem Asifabad: DSP (Functional Vertical) Sabbati Vishnu Murthy died of cardiac arrest here on Sunday night. He was 58. Murthy complained of chest pain at night and was immediately shifted to a hospital, where he breathed his last while undergoing treatment. Hailing from Hyderabad, he had joined the Police Department as a Sub-Inspector in 1971 and had worked in Karimnagar, Bhadradri Kothagudem, Khammam, Warangal, Nizamabad and Adilabad districts. Meanwhile, the SP expressed grief over the demise of the DSP. He said Murthy was a sincere, disciplined and committed police officer. He assured that all necessary support would be extended to the bereaved family by the department.

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Jubilee Hills bypoll: Model Code of Conduct comes into force; sets Rs 50,000 cash limit

Hyderabad: The Model Code of Conduct (MCC) for the Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency by-election came into effect immediately on Monday in and around the city, following the announcement of the by-election dates. The MCC will now be in force across Hyderabad and parts of Cyberabad, as areas like Shaikpet, Sanathnagar, Allapur and Madhapur fall under the Jubilee Hills constituency’s limits, despite being under the jurisdiction of Cyberabad Commissionerate. The enforcement of the Model Code of Conduct in these areas is in addition to the MCC already active in parts of Rachakonda and Cyberabad suburbs due to the previously announced schedule for the rural local body polls by the State Election Commission. As part of the MCC restrictions, authorities will seize cash exceeding Rs 50,000 if individuals cannot provide valid documentation proving its legitimacy. The limit to carry cash without documentation is Rs 50,000. Anyone caught with more than this amount without valid proof is liable to have the money seized by authorities, including Static Surveillance Teams (SST) deployed by the Election Commission. Seized cash under Rs 10 lakh is usually deposited with revenue authorities, while the Income Tax (IT) Department is informed for seizures over Rs 10 lakh. One can legally carry more than Rs 50,000 cash if they possess sufficient documents to prove the cash is for a legitimate, non-election-related purpose, such as medical emergencies, bank withdrawals, business transactions, education fees, and property dealings. The election authorities will deploy Flying Squads and Static Surveillance Teams across the constituency while the local police will also conduct vehicle checking in neighbouring areas of routes leading to the Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency. There are also restrictions on carrying large quantities of gold, silver and other precious metals without proper documents.

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Rahim Lakhani wins 20th Chess Musketeers Open with perfect score

Hyderabad: FIDE-rated player Rahim Lakhani of Hyderabad won the 20th Chess Musketeers Open prize money chess tournament here with six points from six rounds and also picked up the winner’s purse of Rs 2500. Final placings: 1. Rahim Lakhani, 2. Herschelle Gupta, 3. Mandal Akshay Kumar, 4. Rasharaj Kataki, 5. Sai Praneeth Akula, 6. Irondla Shiva Kumar, 7. Sarat Kumar Nanda, 8. Eswar Sai Akhil, 9. B. Nikhilesh, 10. D Neeraj Ashish. Special prizes: Best woman player: K Anumolu. Best veteran: Debasish Pal. Best junior: T Aarudh Reddy.

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Watch: Actor Vijay Devarakonda escapes unhurt in road accident near Gadwal

Jogulamba Gadwal: Tollywood actor Vijay Devarakonda escaped unhurt after his car was involved in an accident at Undavalli in Jogulamba Gadwal district on Monday evening. The actor was returning to Hyderabad from Puttaparthi when the mishap occurred. [video width="784" height="480" mp4="https://media.telanganatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/WhatsApp-Video-2025-10-06-at-19.48.39.mp4"][/video] The accident took place near Varasiddhi Vinayaka Cotton Mill on National Highway 44 when a truck carrying sheep from Nandikotkur to Pebbair applied sudden brakes. As a result, the actor’s car collided with a Bolero pickup coming from the opposite direction, partially damaging his vehicle, reports said. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident. Following the accident, Vijay Devarakonda boarded his friend’s car and continued his journey to Hyderabad.

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Pakistan’s Sidra Amin reprimanded for breaching ICC Code of Conduct vs India

Hyderabad: Pakistan batter Sidra Amin has been reprimanded for breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct during their ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup match against India in Colombo, Sri Lanka on Sunday. Sidra was found to have breached Article 2.2 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which relates to “abuse of cricket equipment or clothing, ground equipment or fixtures and fittings during an International Match.” In addition to this, one demerit point has been added to her disciplinary record, as it was her first offence in a 24-month period. The incident occurred when Sidra forcefully hit her bat onto the pitch after being dismissed in the 40th over. Sidra admitted the offence and accepted the sanction proposed by Shandré Fritz of the Emirates ICC International Panel of Match Referees, so there was no need for a formal hearing. On-field umpires Lauren Agenbag and Nimali Perera, third umpire Kerrin Klaaste, and fourth umpire Kim Cotton levelled the charge. Level 1 breaches carry a minimum penalty of an official reprimand, a maximum penalty of 50 per cent of a player’s match fee, and one or two demerit points.

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Golden Super Surprise celebrations at Bhima Jewellers from Oct 2 to 26

Hyderabad: On the occasion of its 100th anniversary, Bhima Jewellers on Monday announced ‘Golden Super Surprise’ celebrations from October 2 to October 26, 2025. The celebrations will be held across its showrooms in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. As part of anniversary celebrations, customers can avail up to 50 per cent off on making charges for gold jewellery, along with an additional coupon offering up to 50 per cent off on the next purchase, valid until December 2025. On diamond jewellery, there is a flat discount of Rs 20,000 per carat, while solitaires come with up to 15 per cent off per carat. Silver jewellery and articles are available with up to 30 per cent off on making charges, and for those exchanging old gold, Bhima Jewels is offering an extra Rs 50 per gram. In addition, customers will also stand a chance to win gold coins and other exciting rewards, Bhima Jewellers said in a press release. B Bindu Madhav, Chairman, Bhima Jewels, said, “Our 100th Anniversary Golden Super Surprise campaign is not just a milestone celebration but also a reflection of the bond we share with our customers.” Abhishek Bindumadhav, MD, Bhima Jewels commented, “The Golden Super Surprise campaign is an opportunity to showcase our strength, creativity, and customer-first approach.”

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Soybean farmers in Nirmal, Adilabad count losses as rains damage crop

Nirmal/Adilabad: Soybean farmers are facing heavy losses as incessant rains damaged the crop during the flowering and harvesting stages in both Nirmal and Adilabad districts. According to agriculture officials, soybean was cultivated in 1.05 lakh acres in Nirmal district and 50,000 acres in Adilabad. Nirmal has around 72,000 farmers growing the crop, while Adilabad accounts for about 40,000. The government has fixed a minimum support price of Rs 5,328 per quintal. Farmers said they were witnessing a steep fall in yield due to the damage caused by rains. Many reported investing over Rs 20,000 per acre, but their returns have dropped to about Rs 15,000 per acre. They urged the government to provide compensation for the crop loss caused by adverse weather. Manmohan Reddy, a farmer from Sarangapur mandal, said his yield dropped to 3 quintals per acre compared to the normal 5 quintals. “The crop was damaged during flowering and harvesting stages, which has badly affected us,” he said, adding that the crop was also hit by disease. Harvesting has been underway for the past few days, with farmers hiring harvesters to cut the crop. However, they are struggling to protect the produce transported to government procurement centres amid the continuing rains. Many have resorted to using polythene sheets to prevent the grains from getting soaked. Between June 1 and October 6, Nirmal district recorded 1,139 mm of rainfall compared to the normal 928 mm, an excess of 29. Adilabad recorded 1,375 mm against a normal 1,015 mm, reflecting an excess of 35.

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Massive traffic jams on Hyderabad highways, heavy rush at metro stations after Dasara holidays

Hyderabad: With the Dasara festivities concluding, thousands of people in hundreds of vehicles, including private cars, cabs and buses returning from their native places, flooded the highways leading to Hyderabad, causing massive traffic jams on Sunday and Monday. As schools and colleges reopened, the Hyderabad–Vijayawada National Highway witnessed severe congestion, especially near Choutuppal, where traffic stretched for several kilometres and moved at a snail’s pace till Monday morning. Local police worked continuously to regulate the flow of vehicles. A similar situation prevailed on the Warangal–Hyderabad highway, with long queues of vehicles near Bibinagar and the Gudur toll plaza, where traffic piled up for several kilometres. Meanwhile, heavy rush was also reported at the LB Nagar metro station on Monday, with hundreds of passengers queuing up to board trains to their workplaces and educational institutions.

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KTR extends financial assistance to MBBS student in Warangal

Warangal: BRS working president KT Rama Rao has come to the rescue of a student who faced the risk of losing an MBBS seat due to his poor financial condition. The student, Ganesh of Warangal, lost his parents and siblings at a young age and was brought up by his grandmother. He recently secured an MBBS seat, and to join the Medical College, he had to pay Rs. 1.5 lakh as tuition fee and deposit by October 6. Ganesh was not in a position to pay the amount. Failing to pay on time could have meant losing his seat. He sought help on X, and responding to his request, Rama Rao announced on his Twitter handle that he would assist him. As promised, Rama Rao learned the details of Ganesh through former MLA Dasyam Vinay Bhaskar and arranged Rs. 1.5 lakh as immediate assistance. Vinay Bhaskar handed over the amount to the student. Rama Rao assured that he would support Ganesh’s studies in the future as well.

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Hyderabad: Burglars loot gold, silver and cash from Chandanagar house during pilgrimage

Hyderabad: Burglars struck at a house and allegedly decamped with 17 tolas of gold and 60 tolas of silver ornaments, cash and gadgets at Old MIG in Chandanagar on Sunday. As per available information, the house of one Sitarama Murthy, a retired BHEL employee, was locked the house and went on a pilgrimage when the incident occurred. The burglars broke open the lock of the main door and entered the house, and fled with the valuables. The family realised when they returned in the night. Based on a complaint, the Chandanagar police booked a case and took up an investigation. The crime team visited the spot and collected clues. The CCTV footage is being examined.

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Hyderabad: 50 teens found at drug-fuelled rave party in Moinabad

Hyderabad: The Cyberabad Special Operations Team (SOT) busted a late-night rave party involving several minors at a farmhouse in Moinabad on Sunday. The raid took place at Cherry Oaks farmhouse in Pedda Mangalram village under the Moinabad police station limits. According to police sources, over 50 intermediate students, many aged between 15 and 17, were found at the party, which featured drugs, alcohol, and loud music. Around 14 girls and 35 boys reportedly participated in the event, hailing from areas such as Gachibowli, Madhapur, Narsingi, KPHB and Kukatpally. Preliminary tests confirmed that two participants tested positive for drug consumption. Police seized eight liquor bottles and a DJ setup from the farmhouse, which was allegedly being operated without any permission. The organisers, identified as Kishan and five others, have been booked under relevant sections for organising the illegal event. Further investigations revealed that the organisers had promoted the event through an Instagram account named “Trap House”, charging around Rs 1,300 per entry for participants. Police have intensified surveillance on social media platforms to track similar illegal gatherings involving minors.

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Strategizing the Digital Era: The Inspiring Journey of Neelima Kurapati

Hyderabad: The digital marketing ecosystem in India continues to evolve rapidly, and among its most respected architects stands Neelima Kurapati—a strategist whose blend of technical expertise and creative foresight has redefined how brands interact with audiences. This year, her professional distinction reached new heights with an official nomination for the Presidential Award (2025) by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. The Joint Secretary of the Awards Division formally conveyed the news, commending her exceptional contribution to digital innovation and marketing strategy—a milestone that underscores her growing national influence. Academic Precision and Strategic Insight Neelima’s journey began with a solid academic foundation in engineering and management. A graduate in Electronics Engineering from JNTU, Hyderabad, she enhanced her credentials with a Postgraduate Program in Embedded Systems Design from MS Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Bengaluru, followed by a PGDBA in Finance from Symbiosis Institute, Pune. This rare combination of disciplines allowed her to merge analytical problem-solving with financial and strategic thinking—laying the groundwork for a career that would bridge technology with communication. Professional Journey and Industry Evolution Her initial years were shaped by her tenure as Assistant Director of Media Relations at the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), where she managed large-scale communication campaigns and stakeholder coordination. This early exposure to structured public communication helped her develop a disciplined approach to message design and impact measurement—skills that would later define her strategic success. Over the years, Neelima expanded her portfolio by working with a wide range of industries including education, healthcare, lifestyle, and real estate. Her roles demanded not only creative execution but also the ability to interpret data, decode audience behavior, and align storytelling with measurable outcomes. She gradually specialized in Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Social Media Marketing, Email Campaigns, Content Strategy, and Online Reputation Management (ORM)—disciplines that allowed her to combine technical depth with narrative insight. Her career evolved naturally into strategic consulting, where she built digital frameworks that prioritized ethical branding and long-term impact. As part of this evolution, she established her own digital consulting initiative in Hyderabad, which became an extension of her professional philosophy—building sustainable brand identities through a balance of creativity, analytics, and integrity. Rather than focusing on volume-driven marketing, her approach emphasizes measurable growth and authentic communication. Recognitions and Global Acknowledgment Her consistent dedication to excellence has been acknowledged across multiple platforms. She was awarded the Strategic Brilliance Award (2023) at the Atal Achievement Awards held at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, and recognized as the Most Prominent Industry Professional of the Year – Digital Strategist by Business Mint. Her work has also earned her the Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Inspirational Award, the International Award for Best Digital Strategist, and the Indian Iconic Women of the Year Award by Business Connect India. Each recognition symbolizes not only her mastery in digital strategy but also her commitment to advancing ethical marketing practices. The Presidential Award nomination (2025) stands as a defining moment in her professional journey—acknowledging her sustained impact in reshaping India’s digital communications and her contribution to national innovation. Mentorship, Leadership, and Values Beyond her strategic accomplishments, Neelima has remained deeply committed to knowledge sharing and mentorship. She frequently conducts workshops and training sessions for young marketers, focusing on data-driven decision-making, responsible communication, and authentic storytelling. Her leadership style is collaborative and forward-thinking. Colleagues describe her as composed, methodical, and empathetic—qualities that make her not only a skilled strategist but also a respected mentor. At the heart of her work lies a simple belief: marketing should serve both the brand and the audience with equal honesty. She advocates transparency and measurable integrity in every project she undertakes. While data provides the direction, she believes creativity brings life, and ethics sustain long-term trust. Whether leading a nationwide campaign or consulting for emerging startups, Neelima maintains her hallmark discipline—understand the vision, analyze the metrics, and deliver with precision and purpose. The Road Ahead As the marketing world shifts toward AI-driven personalization and automation, Neelima continues to refine her strategies to ensure technology enhances human connection rather than replacing it. Her focus remains on developing frameworks that balance innovation with responsibility—empowering brands to grow without losing authenticity. From an electronics engineer decoding systems to a strategist decoding digital ecosystems, Neelima Kurapati’s journey embodies the fusion of intellect, creativity, and integrity. Her story is not just about awards or milestones—it is about consistency, discipline, and the vision to turn digital communication into a purposeful craft. Her Presidential Award nomination is a recognition of that vision—an acknowledgment of her decade-long contribution to shaping India’s modern digital narrative and her role as a thought leader in the ever-evolving marketing landscape.

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Robotic surgery is yielding good results for pancreatic cancer: Surgeons

Hyderabad: Senior surgical oncologists from Hyderabad on Monday said that robotic surgery on patients with pancreatic cancer is increasingly yielding better results. Survival rates post robotic surgery among patients with pancreatic surgery have improved, they said. Robotic surgery is enabling surgeons to remove cancerous tissue from the pancreas with greater precision and conduct suturing with greater accuracy. The precision due to robotic surgery has reduced complications like leakage, improved recovery time in the ICU, and patients are now able to resume their regular activities much faster, cancer surgeons said in a continuing medical education programme, Pancreatic Cancer 360, held in Hyderabad. The session, titled Pancreatic Cancer 360, was attended by leading cancer experts from various top hospitals in Hyderabad, as well as a large number of surgical oncologists and surgical gastroenterologists from both Telugu states. Over 250 cancer specialists, including Dr Bollineni Bhaskar Rao, CMD, KIMS Hospitals, Dr Madhu Devarsetty, senior surgical oncologist, robotic pancreatic surgeon, cancer specialists Dr M Srinivasulu, Dr T Subrahmanyeswara Rao, Dr KVVN Raju and other senior surgeons, participated.

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