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Beware of deliberately invented stories designed to make people believe in them, writes Mythreya Kodakandla

Latest is a Bihar gang killing people and selling their organs to medical colleges

As 2011 World Cup hero, cricketer Yuvraj Singh calls it quits, many brands showed their creative side in bidding farewell to the 'sixer king'. Here are some of them.

Hyderabad-based Sneha Polapragada, a 24-year-old fashion blogger and influencer, is making waves on Instagram

Structures believed to be constructed around 300-400 years back; belong to proto-historic age

This 117-minute bilingual released in Tamil and Telugu sounds like a solid story idea on paper but barring few moments, it goes haywire when presented on screen

Songs played a key role in the statehood movement in enthusing and mobilizing the masses. And now, perhaps, unique to any State in the country, these special songs are now an integral part of the annual celebration

With record-breaking temperatures getting recorded across the State, Telangana is turning into a furnace. Mercury levels are rising above the average temperatures and forcing denizens to remain indoors. Here are some snaps which sum up the summer scene in the State.

The first person from southern States to climb Mt Lhotse, for Hyderabadi Thammineni Bharath, the ascent to the top has just begun

Makarand Deshpande as a psycho is the scene-stealer and the humour episodes added for some comic relief are seemingly forced in the 110-minute long 'horror thriller'.

Meet Ramoju Haragopal who, along with his team, is trying to chronologically compare historical events and carefully draft them in 12 chapters

Young eco-warrior Pallavi Priya strives to bring a smile on the faces of the less fortunate

This Ramzan season, savour haleem at one of these lesser-known food joints

The NOTA actor distributes ice creams to share his special day with fans

Samudrala Sunil, a historian, during his field inspection in the villages of Vemanapally and Rajaram has found these artefacts near the six-feet bas-relief sculpture of Lord Hanuman in Vemanapally.

With an aim to help those in need in terms of education, environment and health, Giridhar Ravula, ASP, Mahububabad, started the WSO Trust

Jersey is stitched using the father-son sentiment between Arjun and his son Nani and the emotion is very well carried till the end for which director Gowtam Tinnanuri deserves full credit.

Two youngsters spared no effort in getting a cormorant its wings back after being entangled in the net in Fox Sagar. With the help of a floater, a birder reached the bird and set it free.

The crafts and arts village in Nagole is likely to be thrown open for public on Telangana Formation Day