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The Telangana Drugs Control Administration (DCA) inspected 166 medical shops linked to online pharmacies during a special enforcement drive. Show-cause notices were issued to 41 shops for violations including dispensing medicines without prescriptions, lack of proper records, and absence of pharmacist supervision.
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A microphone failure during Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s programme in Uppal on Sunday forced BRS MLA Bandari Lakshma Reddy to abandon his speech midway. The incident triggered a political row, with BRS accusing the ruling Congress of deliberately silencing the Opposition.
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Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has indicated that the Congress government’s plan to fast-track Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase II may be delayed, blaming Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy for creating hurdles.
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Over 700 motorists were caught driving under the influence of alcohol during a special weekend enforcement drive by Hyderabad and Cyberabad Traffic Police. The offenders, including two-wheeler, three-wheeler and four-wheeler drivers, were booked based on their Blood Alcohol Concentration levels.
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A. Kovidh Kushal Reddy and P. Lasya clinched the under-18 boys’ and girls’ titles at the 29th All India Telangana Chess Academy tournament in Alkapuri. The event showcased emerging talent across age groups, highlighting the state’s growing chess ecosystem.
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The Telangana government has postponed the reopening of schools to June 15, drawing objections from teachers and parents as the date coincides with Amavasya, considered inauspicious for new beginnings.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of drawing inspiration from Adolf Hitler, alleging lawlessness and demolitions targeting poor families. He contrasted BRS’s democratic governance with Congress’s dictatorial tendencies, warning of public resistance against authoritarian policies
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The Southwest Monsoon is expected to enter southern Telangana within 48 hours, with Hyderabad likely to receive monsoon rains by June 11–12. While IMD forecasts favourable conditions, experts remain cautious about rainfall distribution amid concerns over El Niño and the Bay of Bengal branch.
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An IPS officer in Cyberabad, disguised as a software employee, conducted an undercover raid at Kings and Queens Pub in Kukatpally and busted a prostitution racket. Acting on specific intelligence, the officer signalled her team to move in, leading to the detention of nine persons.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao interacted with members of the Singapore NRI community during his Malaysia visit, discussing urban planning, governance and development models. Participants explored best practices from Singapore and Malaysia that could be adapted to support Telangana's future growth
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Thousands of people have begun arriving at Hyderabad's Exhibition Grounds ahead of the annual fish prasadam distribution organised by the Bathini family. Authorities, TGSRTC, NGOs and the Fisheries Department have made extensive arrangements for the 24-hour event beginning on June 8.
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The Telangana Congress government is set to revive the breakfast scheme in 1,700 schools across Greater Hyderabad, but the rollout may not begin on July 15 as tenders are still being finalised.
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KIMS Hospitals, Secunderabad, has successfully completed more than 10,000 brain tumour surgeries and unveiled a Robotic Digital Microscope to enhance neurosurgical precision. Experts urged people not to ignore persistent morning headaches, which could indicate an underlying brain tumour.
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A special drive by the Malkajgiri police led to 46 cases against spa centre owners for regulatory violations. Officials allege illegal operators exploit jurisdictional gaps across Hyderabad's four commissionerates, shifting locations to evade crackdowns and continue unlawful activities.
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Former Minister P Sabitha Indra Reddy accused Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of politicising the Koheda Integrated Fruit Market project and claiming credit for a BRS-era initiative. She also questioned land acquisition decisions, farmer compensation and the government's development priorities
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A 28-year-old Hyderabad native, Anshul Kunchal, was shot dead in North Philadelphia while making a pizza delivery. His family has sought the Indian government's intervention for repatriation of his mortal remains and urged US authorities to ensure a thorough investigation.
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Fourth-seeded trainees from Hyderabad’s Suchitra Badminton Academy, Kimkim Khongsai and Liansangpuia, swept the U-15 Mixed Doubles title at the All India National Ranking Tournament, defeating their opponents 21-10, 21-15 in a clinical final showdown
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The ACA operations team has cleared Visakhapatnam’s YSR ACA-VDCA Stadium for the 2026 Andhra Premier League starting June 9. The opening match features Kakinada Kings against Simhadri Vizag Lions at 7:30 PM, with free stadium entry for all spectators
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The historic inaugural TG20 Player Auction saw India star Tilak Varma secure a tournament-high ₹33 lakh bid from Medak Falcons. Handled by auctioneer Charu Sharma, the draft locked in over 1,300 local cricketers across eight brand-new franchises
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The expansion of oil palm cultivation in Telangana is yielding results years after the BRS government launched an extensive promotion drive. Experts and farmers now want stronger incentives and financial support to accelerate crop diversification.
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BRS deputy floor leader Talasani Srinivas Yadav urged party workers to strengthen the organisation in Goshamahal and ensure victory in the next Assembly elections. He criticised the Congress government for failing to deliver on promises and called for strong grassroots mobilisation.
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Cyberabad Traffic Police have issued an advisory ahead of a public meeting and Miyapur flyover foundation-laying programme on Monday. Traffic congestion is expected on NH-65 and nearby areas between 4.30 pm and 9 pm, with commuters advised to avoid the route.
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Burglars broke into three shops at Abdullapurmet on Hyderabad’s outskirts by creating a hole in the roof and stole cash and goods on Saturday night. The incident came to light on Sunday morning, and police have launched an investigation.
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Senior urologist Dr Rahul Devraj has been appointed Director of Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences for a three-year term. He succeeds Dr Bheerappa Nagari and has been instrumental in advancing NIMS’s kidney transplant and robotic surgery programmes.