All posts by Mythreya Kodakandla

Hyderabadi teenagers Pragya Nagori and Mridu Nagori are striving to bring social awareness through various activities in the twin cities

The plot is revolves around Regina and she is at her best portraying different shades of the role as the story is told again and again until the real truth gets revealed.

Boots and Crampons initiated an event at Ashray Akruthi Organisation to train differently-abled participants in life skills and mountaineering

Cast: Anasuya Bharadwaj, Ranadhir Director: Rajesh Nadendla

City-based Shekar Goud was part of a seven-member team who summited the highest peak of Russia

Telangana Jagruthi team deciphers inscription in Sri Ranganatha Swamy temple in Srirangapuram

Meet Kotagiri Santhosh, a city-based professional painter whose works are based on surrealism and the subconscious state of mind

Relics and rock tools of Vishnukundins and Satavahanas found at Kondapaka by history wing of Telangana Jagruthi represent a period dating back to the Neolithic age

The movie is of overcoming fears, fighting tears, and at the end winning what we love. And the story is not about a hero fighting for what he loves but it is about helping out the heroine in her fight

Sri Janachaitanya Colony Park in Upparpally, Rajendra Nagar was adopted by the school, with the students giving a total makeover to the space.

Dolmenoid cists were found in Amararam forests in Pinapaka of Bhadradri-Kothagudem

Helping needy vendors find a 'Cause for Celebration', Pallavi Priya provided them with colourful umbrellas

"There are hundreds of such dolmenoids at this place which tells us that early man belonging to different groups and different generations stayed here and that culture can be seen," said Ramoju Haragopal

The Puri Jagannadh directorial 'iSmart Shankar' is based on a sci-fi concept through which memories of a person can be transferred to the brain of another person

Resilience and warrior spirit are Arjuna's personality traits, and by naming their heroes 'Arjun', do filmmakers wish to instil these characteristics into them?

Just imagine waking up from bed one day to find the image of another person when you look into the mirror. And what if this crazy thought translates into a movie? The result is Ninu Veedani Needanu Nene. This thriller based on a supernatural element sets the tone right from the beginning, only to lose the steam once the mystery is solved. And after

The tale looks very familiar but the treatment is not and the beauty lies in the poetic treatment that the story is subjected to and the backdrop in which the film is presented.

Acharya Venu is the first Indian to win the best cinematographer award at the Shanghai Film Festival

Movie takes audience on an entertaining, emotional ride and shows to celebrate it