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BRS leaders were detained by police while heading to Narsampet to pay tribute to an RTC driver who died after a self-immolation bid. The incident triggered protests and tension, with political leaders alleging undemocratic actions by the government
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BRS leaders have accused the Congress government of misusing police machinery and UAPA to target opposition voices and media outlets. They criticised the arrest of Manne Krishank and demanded accountability, warning against the misuse of stringent laws
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HRDA Telangana has alleged that PG medical students at MNR Medical College are being forced to return a large portion of their stipend. The association has sought an independent inquiry and protection for students from retaliation
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The Telangana Horticulture Department will conduct a training programme on processing vegetables and millets on April 26 in Hyderabad. The session aims to improve income opportunities, reduce waste, and promote nutrition through better processing, packaging and marketing practices
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The National Silk Expo at Sathya Sai Nigamagamam in Hyderabad showcases handloom products from across India. Featuring around 80 stalls, the exhibition aims to connect weavers directly with consumers and promote traditional handloom garments for festive and cultural occasions.
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Cyberabad Traffic Police conducted a special drive against vehicles without proper number plates across multiple locations. A total of 383 cases were booked and Rs 80,600 collected as fines, with officials warning of continued strict enforcement in the future
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A fully constructed foot overbridge at Banjara Hills Road No 1 remains closed despite completion, leaving pedestrians struggling to cross heavy traffic. GHMC plans to inaugurate the facility soon, but no date has been finalised yet
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Hyderabad Runners Society has been honoured as the run club with the highest participation at the Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026. The recognition highlights its strong community spirit and continued efforts in promoting long-distance running across India.
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MANUU has introduced new AICTE-approved B.Tech programmes in multiple disciplines from the 2026–27 academic year. Admissions will be through an entrance test on May 19, with affordable fees and full hostel facilities offered to students.
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A study by LVPEI has raised concerns over mass cataract surgeries in Telangana, revealing outcomes below WHO standards. High-volume surgical camps were linked to poor vision recovery, highlighting risks for vulnerable populations and questioning the effectiveness of current public health strategies.
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TGEJAC extended support to the TGSRTC strike and urged the Telangana government to hold talks with employees. The committee highlighted unresolved demands, stagnant salaries for six years, and appealed to workers to avoid extreme steps amid rising tensions.
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Cash-strapped Congress governments in Telangana and Himachal Pradesh have proposed steep salary cuts for politicians and officials to manage finances and clear dues, drawing criticism from employees who demand structural reforms instead.
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Hyderabad Runners Society was recognised for fielding the highest number of participants at the Tata Mumbai Marathon. The award, presented by Procam International, highlights the club’s strong community spirit and its role in promoting long-distance running across India.
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BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao termed RTC driver Shankar Goud’s death a “State murder,” alleging government failure and betrayal of workers. He demanded Rs 1 crore compensation, a government job for the family, and urged talks to resolve RTC issues.
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RTC workers intensified their strike across Telangana, staging protests at bus depots including Jeedimetla, disrupting services and demanding resolution of long-pending issues. BRS leader K. P. Vivekanand extended support, blaming the government for worker distress and rising tensions.
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Heatwave conditions are set to continue across Telangana with temperatures ranging between 40°C and 44°C. While isolated thunderstorms may bring brief relief on Friday, a dry spell is expected from Saturday, intensifying heat across northern and western districts.
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In Karimnagar, farmers drying paddy on roads despite warnings cause accidents and traffic hazards. Police issue notices and counsel violators. Lack of drying space and procurement delays force farmers onto roads, highlighting infrastructure gaps and rising crop production challenges
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T Harish Rao blamed Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for RTC driver Shankar Goud’s death, citing government apathy. He demanded immediate action on workers’ demands and urged employees to continue protests through lawful means
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Amid escalating TGSRTC strike, talks led by Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka aim to resolve worker demands. Government assures dialogue while unions intensify protests over a driver’s death. Outcome of meetings expected to decide strike’s future course across Telangana
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Hyderabad police arrested Manne Krishank over alleged defamatory posts targeting Minister Seethakka. Complaints and counterclaims escalated after a fake clipping row. Cases registered from both sides; investigation continues into content origin, intent, and authenticity
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The Telangana government’s move to invoke UAPA against digital platform TeluguScribe has sparked backlash, with rights groups and the outlet calling it misuse of anti-terror laws and a threat to free speech and press freedom
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The death of an RTC driver after a self-immolation bid triggered protests and a bandh call in Narsampet, with workers intensifying agitation and demanding government intervention, compensation for the family, and resolution of their grievances
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YMCA Secunderabad defeated St. Francis Boys 66-47 to reach the semi-finals of the BM John Vinayasager Basketball Tournament. Nizam Basketball Academy beat Freestyle Ballers 73-53, while Titans overcame KVBR 48-31 to join the semi-final line-up
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The Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC) e-auction at Osman Nagar saw unprecedented bidding, with plots fetching up to 30% above reserve prices. Plot No 1 achieved Rs 51.25 crore, while Plot No 6 secured Rs 44 crore.