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Evvah – Weavers Hub exhibition showcases over 1,000 handloom sarees in Nanakramguda

Evvah – Weavers Hub exhibition showcases over 1,000 handloom sarees in Nanakramguda

  • Malkajgiri Railway Station set for Ugadi 2026 inauguration

    Residents of Malkajgiri urge SCR to complete the railway station redevelopment under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme and inaugurate it on Ugadi 2026. Upgrades include escalators, lifts, foot overbridge, VIP lounge, and improved access via a new CC approach road.
  • MLRIT celebrates 21st traditional day with cultural festivities

    MLR Institute of Technology celebrated its 21st Traditional Day with vibrant cultural performances, including dance, singing, and dandiya. Students showcased India’s diversity, while leaders and faculty highlighted the event’s role in preserving and promoting the country’s rich cultural heritage.
  • Hyderabad traffic police book 9,142 motorists for blocking free-left turns

    Hyderabad Traffic Police registered 9,142 cases in 10 days against motorists blocking free-left turns, citing traffic congestion and accident risks. Joint Commissioner Joel Davis emphasised ongoing road safety drives to ensure smooth traffic and protect law-abiding commuters.
  • Harish Rao slams Centre and State over farmer welfare, seeks subsidy on agri equipment

    BRS leader T Harish Rao criticised the Central and State governments for neglecting farmers’ welfare, warned against duty-free imports from the US, sought higher subsidies for farm equipment, and demanded immediate release of Rythu Bharosa assistance.
  • Cyberabad traffic diversions announced for Mindspace Eco Run 21K Marathon

    The Cyberabad Traffic Police announced diversions for Mindspace Eco Run Season 2 Half Marathon (21 km) on February 22, 5–9 am. Key junctions on Cable Bridge Road, IKEA Rotary, and Mindspace Rotary will be affected, with alternative routes suggested.
  • Begumpet police arrest two for burglaries, recover Rs 40 lakh property

    Begumpet police arrested B Pradeep (25) and E Praveen Kumar (32) for burglaries across the city. Rs 40 lakh worth of gold, silver, and cash was recovered using CCTV evidence. Both suspects were produced in court and remanded.
  • GST Appellate Tribunal Summit inaugurated by Justice Sanjaya Kumar Mishra

    Justice Sanjaya Kumar Mishra inaugurated a half-day summit on GSTAT, India’s specialised GST appellate body. The tribunal, now fully operational, aims to provide a transparent, efficient, and digital platform for GST dispute resolution ahead of the June 30, 2026 appeal cut-off.
  • Hyderabad: Ganja peddler arrested in Nampally

    Telangana’s Prohibition and Excise Department raided a house in Mangar Basthi, Nampally, seizing 1.2 kilograms of ganja and arresting K. Shyam. His assistant Jahangir escaped. A case has been registered at the Prohibition and Excise Station in Nampally.
  • Deccan Hematolink 3.0: Yashoda Hospitals hosts global meet on blood cancer

    Yashoda Hospitals–Hitech City organised ‘Deccan Hematolink 3.0’, an international conference on Artificial Intelligence in Hematology, drawing over 700 national and 10 international experts.
  • Hyderabad’s Zakat contributions rise sharply amid gold price hike

    With gold prices nearly doubling in a year, Muslims in Hyderabad are set to contribute significantly more Zakat this Ramzan. Zakat, one of Islam’s five pillars, requires 2.5 percent of annual savings to be given to the needy. Religious leaders emphasise its obligatory nature, regardless of rising costs.
  • DNA certification to restore ‘Gold Standard’ for Kashmiri Pashmina trade as CCMB files for patent

    The CCMB Hyderabad has filed for a patent on a pioneering DNA-based authentication technology to protect the global reputation of Pashmina and curb illegal Shahtoosh trade.
  • Telangana prisons department denies reports of terror plot at Cherlapally jail

    The Telangana Prisons Department has dismissed reports claiming that individuals met terror convicts at Cherlapally Central Prison to plan attacks. Officials said no such incident occurred and warned that spreading unverified information could create public panic.
  • Telangana engineering fee revision sparks political row over alleged favouritism

    Telangana’s revised engineering college fee structure has sparked political controversy. Colleges linked to BRS leaders faced sharp fee cuts, while institutions tied to Congress leaders received hikes. Opposition figures allege bias, and at least one management plans legal action.
  • Hyderabad City Police partners with influencers to combat cybercrime

    Hyderabad City Police have partnered with social media influencers to raise cybercrime awareness under the ‘Jagrut Hyderabad – Surakshit Hyderabad’ campaign. Short videos highlight lottery and digital arrest scams while urging citizens to call 1930 for help.
  • Mobile phones destroyed in fire in store in Kukatpally

    A fire mishap in a mobile shop store left many new phones destroyed. Fire was contained by the fire brigade which rushed to the spot.
  • Telangana HC hears plea over alleged extortion bid to withdraw PIL

    The Telangana High Court heard arguments on a plea seeking quashing of an FIR alleging a Rs 3-crore demand to withdraw a PIL challenging plot regularisation in Banjara Hills. The Court adjourned the matter for further hearing
  • Telangana HC quashes cases against Osmania University Arts College principal

    The Telangana High Court quashed two criminal cases against Osmania University Arts College Principal Prof C Kasim, holding that police violated mandatory procedure under Section 195 CrPC while booking him for alleged breach of prohibitory orders on campus
  • Telangana to train 800 farmers as vegetable cultivation volunteers

    To address vegetable storage and boost cultivation, the Telangana government will train over 800 farmers as vegetable cultivation volunteers through primary agricultural credit societies, Agriculture Secretary K Surendra Mohan said at a horticulture meet in Hyderabad
  • Telangana CEO steps up training for officials ahead of April electoral roll revision

    Chief Electoral Officer Sudarshan Reddy has intensified training programmes for field officials following ECI directions, ahead of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls scheduled in April, focusing on accuracy, inclusiveness and transparency
  • Mohd Waheeduddin wins best photographer award in Hyderabad

    Freelance photographer Mohd Waheeduddin was named best photographer for his pictures taken during the HPRC International Arena Polo Championship in Hyderabad. The award was presented by HPRC President Chaitania R Kumar at the closing ceremony
  • BCCI extends major support to blind cricket in India

    The Cricket Association for the Blind in India has thanked the BCCI for extending major support to visually impaired cricketers. The backing includes travel, accommodation and access to stadiums, helping strengthen men’s and women’s teams and promote inclusive growth in the sport
  • Hyderabad seminar highlights role of sports medicine and psychology

    A seminar on sports medicine and psychology was held at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad, bringing together experts to discuss injury prevention, mental health and performance management. Speakers stressed teamwork, scientific methods and a growth mindset for athletes
  • Telangana High Court grants relief to two Inter students ahead of board exam

    The Telangana High Court granted relief to two Intermediate second-year students who missed exam registration due to college errors. The court directed the Board to allow late registration and issue hall tickets, ensuring the students do not lose an academic year
  • Harish Rao blames Congress govt’s indifference for retired SI’s death

    BRSLP deputy leader T Harish Rao blamed the Congress government for the death of retired sub-inspector K Maisaiah, alleging delay in retirement dues and poor police welfare. He demanded immediate clearance of arrears and restoration of welfare measures
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