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Tollywood exhibitors met with Chiranjeevi to resolve the ongoing percentage-sharing dispute affecting single-screen theatres in Telangana. A committee formed by the TFCC will present a final resolution by June 30. The current rental system will persist until then, with a temporary compromise allowing the release of the film 'Peddi'. A new percentage-sharing model is slated for implementation from July 3.

State is planning skilling centre for surrendered Maoists, says DGP CV Anand

Hyderabad-based Coempt EduTeck, formerly Globarena, faces scrutiny in the CBSE on-screen marking row, mirroring its 2019 Telangana Intermediate exam results fiasco. A state panel found "systemic failures" and "glaring negligence" by the company, yet it was never blacklisted. Despite warnings and a lack of formal agreements, the firm continued securing contracts, raising concerns about due diligence in awarding public projects.

‘Hold Public Hearings Across All Dists’

Despite strict laws, approximately 20,000 acres of tribal land in Telangana have been illegally transferred to non-tribals over decades. Over 4,700 acres are entangled in 714 pending legal cases, with many violations going unreported due to informal transactions. Financial distress often forces tribals to sell, while buyers offer higher prices, exacerbating the issue.

A dispute over theatre revenue sharing threatened Ram Charan's film 'Peddi' release. Megastar Chiranjeevi intervened, mediating talks between producers and exhibitors. Following discussions, a new percentage-based system was agreed upon, ensuring the film's June 4th premiere. This resolution averted a major industry crisis.

‘Explore Opportunities In Non-Anglophone Countries’

Hyderabad Police have revealed a senior advocate's death was a contract killing, arresting Telangana Congress leader Mujahid Alam Khan and his father for allegedly masterminding the murder. The duo reportedly planned the ₹15 lakh killing due to a decade-long dispute over Waqf properties. Seven individuals have been arrested in connection with the incident.

Responding to TOI readers’ queries, Charu Sinha, DG, Women Safety says police have identified hotspots for eve teasing and stepped up surveillance to make Hyderabad safer for women. She also urges parents to be cautious about children’s online safety and report all forms of harassment

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Lokesh’s ‘activist supreme’ slogan tops Mahanadu agenda

Odisha police are launching a special drive from May 21-30 to find and rescue children from the state believed to be in other regions. Teams will be deployed to various states to trace missing children engaged in labor, aiming to reunite them with their families and address inter-state jurisdictional challenges.