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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

He says that the Mountaineers are getting satisfied after climbing Mount Everest and not taking up the challenge of scaling other deadly eight-thousanders.

To promote that alcohol is not cool and there are other healthy alternatives to party, the group is working on the issue by running an awareness campaign

The culture of street eats which held the city in its thrall for a while now is a boon to techies who want to try out a variety of cuisines during late hours too, writes Mythreya Kodakandla

Majili is all about the journey of Poorna (Naga Chaitanya) along with other characters in his city Vizag that shape up his life.

"While jumping the wall, the antlers of the deer were stuck between two vehicles. Locals then tied the animal, blindfolded it and provided water," said Ravi.

On the whole, the movie looks like an extended version of a short film or like presenting a web series on a silver screen.

The unique project was started on Wednesday by the officials of GHMC Rajendranagar circle and the QR code printed tamper-proof hard stickers were affixed to the flats in Janapriya Apartments in Attapur

GHMC plans to install around 100 fridges across the city

Believed to have formed 2.5 billion years ago, the Bhongir rock formation and the fort atop are emerging as major tourist attraction.

Over 150 folk artistes from Telangana and neighbouring States participate in the event

Children from two schools have painted the pillars under PVNR Expressway

Sai Teja who is currently basking in the success of Pilla Pillagadu gets talking on the show's popularity

This is the story of an aspiring filmmaker hailing from Visakhapatnam and residing in Hyderabad who cannot stop thanking the loose coins and GHMC for its meals initiative

Recent times have seen more and more Telugu filmmakers banking on issues of mental disorders and psychological phenomena to weave their main or sub-plots for celluloid. In most cases, the efforts have been bearing fruit, and Kalyan Ram starrer '118' is one such fruitful attempt. A strong storyline, gripping screenplay and impressive performances

‘Rythu tho bhojanam’, initiated by Pagidimarri Chandrashekar, promotes the concept of showing respect towards peasants, writes, writes Mythreya Kodakandla

Though the plot-line sounds a bit different, the director lets the viewers down heavily with a half-baked product without even a single moment to cheer.

Filmmakers are increasingly exploring the possibility of presenting the larger-than-life persona of people who made it big by making their biopics, writes Mythreya Kodakandla

The British anthropologist Michael Yorke re-visits Adilabad after four decades and the Raj Gonds can’t seem to contain their love and happiness