Key news developments from Telangana on February 8, 2022
The Hindu
Key news developments from Telangana on Feb. 8, 2022
1. Union Home Minister Amit Shah will visit the Statue of Equality at Muchintal on city outskirts today evening and will participate in the Sri Ramanuja Sahasrabdhi Ustavalu.
2. Teachers unions gear up for massive protest demonstration in Hyderabad against GO 317 regarding allocation and transfer of jobs as per a new zonal system, which resulted several teachers being transferred to far off places.
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