-
The 10th Annual 35AWARDS drew over 473,100 submissions from 112,700 photographers across 174 countries. Chavali thus became one of the very few photographers representing Canada or India to receive this top honour in the competition’s history
-
Action was taken following complaints by Dollar Hills plots owners of the layouts against encroachment and illegal constructions being taken up on the roads and park
-
BRS senior MLA T Harish Rao slammed the Congress government for suppressing tribal voices instead of addressing their legitimate concerns
-
During an argument, the husband of Mamatha, who runs a chit fund business, bites off the index finger of Sujitha’s mother Latha, who tried to pacify the trio, while they were fighting over payment of Rs 30,000. The woman's right hand finger got cut off and fell. Doctors told the victim that the finger can't be reattached
-
After visiting the site and participating in a condolence meeting organised by the Agarwal Samaj, Rama Rao paid respects to the victims, who were all members of the same family that lived near Charminar for over 125 years
-
RGIA police arrested a Police Transport Organisation (PTO) constable trainee, on charges of stealing at least 10 ‘Fastags’ belonging to the police vehicles from the office and lending them to private cab drivers for money
-
Shankar, who was angry with Motilal, went to his house and started an argument. When Motilal started walking away, Shankar grabbed a knife that he brought along with him and indiscriminately stabbed Motilal at various parts of the body
-
For the first time, smartphones have become India’s top export in FY25, overtaking traditional leaders like petroleum products and diamonds. The shift signals a major transformation driven by domestic manufacturing push and global demand for India-assembled mobile device
-
The modest increase in Covid-19 infections, especially in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra should be seen in the backdrop of the recent surge of Covid infections in South East Asian Countries including Singapore and Hongkong
-
The Begumpet railway station has been redeveloped into a modern transit hub, reflecting the rich heritage of Telangana under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme at an estimated cost of Rs 26.55 crore
-
The cash-strapped Congress government has approved restoration of "Special Excise Cess (SEC)" of Rs 10 per 180 ml size bottle and proportionately for higher sizes on all categories liquor with effect from May 18
-
Following complaints against illegal structures occupying the government lands being received to HYDRAA, the officials reached the spot with the machinery to raze the structures down
-
According to the police, 30 devotees from Sitarampuram of Aswapuram mandal in Kothagudem district went to Medaram in a tractor trolley to have darshan of the deities Sammakka Saralamma
-
Thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds with speeds of 30-40 km/h are likely to occur in isolated places across the State, including Hyderabad, Rangareddy, Karimnagar, Mahabubnagar, and several other districts.
-
The programme with a market value of Rs 3 lakh per student offered free of cost; aims to prepare young professionals for careers in tech and data analytics
-
Objective of the pact is to extend professional training and internship to students from financially weaker sections, says RGUKT-Basar Vice-Chancellor Prof Govardhan
-
The National Dam Safety Authority remained indifferent to warnings raised by Telangana’s engineering department about the worsening state of the dam’s plunge pool, says Prakash Rao
-
India held its nerves in an exciting final to score a 4-3 win against Bangladesh via penalties to successfully defend the SAFF football championship (under-19) at the Golden Jubilee Stadium in Yupia (Arunachal Pradesh) on Sunday
-
Star Indian table tennis player Manika Batra cruised to the second round of the World Championships with a dominant straight-game win while Manav Thakkar also made a confident start to his singles campaign
-
Former Minister and senior MLA Talasani Srinivas Yadav visited the accident site and inquired with the officials about the incident
-
Questions priorities of the Chief Minister who also holds the key portfolios of Home and Municipal Administration
-
Several students reported the paper to be a tough to nut to crack with the mathematics section emerging as the most challenging; Paper-I questions were moderate on difficulty levels
-
The optometric technician, D Satish, endangered the lives of patients by posing as a qualified doctor and performing medical service, according to a press release
-
SCCL, in association with Nobel Educational Empowerment Society, conducted the job mela in Jawaharlal Nehru stadium, Godavarikhani, in which about 5,100 unemployed youth attended