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For Admissions visit www.ushodayaschool.in #ushodayahighschool #attapurschool #pillarno143 #rambaghcolony #maruthinagar #hyderguda https://www.instagram.com/p/CAdOzvNBdtX/?igshid=1tm61wgaszbom

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SRR Fortune Infra

SRR Fortune Infra has been built 13-acre Open Plots & Residential Projects at Gachibowli Paradise Phase 7, Bhanur (patancheru to shankerpally road) approved by HMDA.

Address: 13-6-434/C/134 & 135, Maruthinagar Mehidipatnam, Hyderabad 500028

Phone: 9581192424

Website: https://www.srrfortuneinfras.com/

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Property Available for Immediate Sale in Bangalore

Property Available for Immediate sale: Property Type: Residential Flat Parking: Available Address/Location: Flat No. S-10, SF Vijaya Galaxy APT, Maruthinagar, Kamashipalya City: Bangalore, Karnataka Area: 1039 Sq. Ft. Reserve Price: Rs. 27 Lakh Only Name: Pradeep Nelluri Doreswamy (borrower) For More Details: shorturl.at/TU058 Call Owner/AO: +91-8448264515 & Whatsapp: +91-8448264515 #propertyauction #auctionhouse #propertysale #residentialflat #bangalore #karnataka

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The police have seized Rs 1.9 crore cash during a raid by the Special Enforcement Bureau at the Panchalingala check post near #Kurnool. Koneru Ram Chowdhary from Maruthinagar in Anantapur and Ranganaikalu from Guntakal are coming from Hyderabad to Kurnool in a Kuppam depot bus. According to intelligence sources, Circle Inspector Lakshmidurga and his staff stopped the bus and found Rs 1.9 crore in cash in their bags. The cash was seized and handed over to the local Kurnool Urban Police Station for not showing any documents related to the cash. While int1errogating Ram Chowdhary, he told the police that he had gone to Hyderabad to buy a farm land and was going home with the money as the price negotiation could not be reached. However, the police have registered a case and are awaiting an inquiry. Full details are yet to be ascertained. https://www.instagram.com/p/CIvVwPbh8sG/?igshid=wv3h8ta71sj9

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Fraud love: Her film director, Maine Pyar Kia on Facebook, ate mango!

Fraud love: Her film director, Maine Pyar Kia on Facebook, ate mango!

Sandalwood Assistant Director

The 32-year-old girl, who lives in Maruthinagar, Bangalore, could be very stunning. Entered the sphere with an curiosity in motion pictures. She is presently working as an assistant director for a number one director in Sandalwood. With the great alternatives developing as an assistant director, she is making an attempt to precise her expertise and change into…

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Rain may cast cloud over Voting today IMD predicts rainfall during evening hours till Tuesday; Officials advise voters to reach polling booths as early as possible Published: 12th May 2018 05:41 AM  | BENGALURU: Rain could wreak havoc on the city’s expectations of a high voter turnout on Saturday for the state assembly elections. Bengaluru, which traditionally has a low voter turnout, saw only half of its registered voters coming out to vote in the 2013 assembly elections. Heavy rains on Friday evening resulted in flooding in many areas of the city and with rains expected on Saturday as well, there is likely to be a drop in voter numbers towards late afternoon and evening. The rainfall that began around 5.45 pm continued till 7 pm across the city resulting in waterlogging on many roads and streets. Fallen trees and branches were a common sight in most of the wards and the BBMP Control Room was flooded with complaints. Tree falls were reported from Hosakerehalli, Girinagar, Nagarbhavi, Maruthinagar, Srinagar, Ramamurthynagar and JP Nagar areas. Waterlogging of roads was witnessed near Silk Board, Gopalan Mall on Old Madras Road and Indiranagar. Traffic also moved at a snail’s pace following the rain in certain areas in and around Koramangala. Cabs were unavailable for quite sometime. Hailstones were reported at Horamavu.A scientist at Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC) Sunil M Gavaskar said a trough persisting above Karnataka over past one week was causing regular rains. “More rain is expected in several parts of the state in coming days.” The KSNDMC website recorded rainfall in the range of 0 mm to 72. 5 mm in Bengaluru Urban district, with an average total rain of 14.21 mm. As per the forecast by India Meteorological Department, rain would occur towards evening or night hours until Tuesday. http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/bengaluru/2018/may/12/rain-may-cast-cloud-over-voting-today-1813627.html Rain may cast cloud over Voting today.,

Rain may cast cloud over Voting today IMD predicts rainfall during evening hours till Tuesday; Officials advise voters to reach polling booths as early as possible Published: 12th May 2018 05:41 AM  | BENGALURU: Rain could wreak havoc on the city’s expectations of a high voter turnout on Saturday for the state assembly elections. Bengaluru, which traditionally has a low voter turnout, saw only half of its registered voters coming out to vote in the 2013 assembly elections. Heavy rains on Friday evening resulted in flooding in many areas of the city and with rains expected on Saturday as well, there is likely to be a drop in voter numbers towards late afternoon and evening. The rainfall that began around 5.45 pm continued till 7 pm across the city resulting in waterlogging on many roads and streets. Fallen trees and branches were a common sight in most of the wards and the BBMP Control Room was flooded with complaints. Tree falls were reported from Hosakerehalli, Girinagar, Nagarbhavi, Maruthinagar, Srinagar, Ramamurthynagar and JP Nagar areas. Waterlogging of roads was witnessed near Silk Board, Gopalan Mall on Old Madras Road and Indiranagar. Traffic also moved at a snail’s pace following the rain in certain areas in and around Koramangala. Cabs were unavailable for quite sometime. Hailstones were reported at Horamavu.A scientist at Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC) Sunil M Gavaskar said a trough persisting above Karnataka over past one week was causing regular rains. “More rain is expected in several parts of the state in coming days.” The KSNDMC website recorded rainfall in the range of 0 mm to 72. 5 mm in Bengaluru Urban district, with an average total rain of 14.21 mm. As per the forecast by India Meteorological Department, rain would occur towards evening or night hours until Tuesday. http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/bengaluru/2018/may/12/rain-may-cast-cloud-over-voting-today-1813627.html Rain may cast cloud over Voting today.,

Rain may cast cloud over Voting today IMD predicts rainfall during evening hours till Tuesday; Officials advise voters to reach polling booths as early as possible Published: 12th May 2018 05:41 AM  |

BENGALURU: Rain could wreak havoc on the city’s expectations of a high voter turnout on Saturday for the state assembly elections. Bengaluru, which traditionally has a low voter turnout, saw only…

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