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A 44-year-old man died after a tipper vehicle hit his motorcycle from behind on the Rajendranagar road in Hyderabad on Sunday. The victim, Mohammed Abdul Haseeb, was shifted to a hospital, where doctors declared him dead. Police registered a case
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An illegal under-construction building collapsed at Anjaiah Nagar in Gachibowli on Saturday, killing two people. The structure was demolished on Sunday, forcing evacuation of adjoining hostels and flats, leaving hundreds of residents stranded without immediate shelter.
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Rithvik Velupuri and Priisha Chakravarborty emerged champions in the boys and girls under-18 categories at the ninth Mount Banyan Global School tournament organised by Telangana Chess Academy in Hyderabad. The event featured competitions across multiple age groups and categories
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BITS Pilani’s Work Integrated Learning Programmes conferred degrees on a record 15,153 working professionals across 30 disciplines. The 2026 convocation in Hyderabad saw the graduating cohort double from last year, with learners from technology, engineering, medical, defence and international backgrounds
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The Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls has raised concerns among Telangana’s major political parties, with 92.8 lakh voters identified for notices. Parties fear genuine voters could be affected, while the slow rollout raises questions over meeting the October 15 deadline
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Hyderabad-based Kalories Nutra Solutions has appointed fitness icon and Ironman athlete Milind Soman as the face of kalories® (Fun)ctional Dark Chocolates. The partnership will spotlight intimate wellness while supporting the brand’s expansion across India and its growing chocolate-based wellness portfolio.
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Hyderabad parents have urged auto-rickshaw unions to exempt vehicles carrying schoolchildren from the proposed strike, citing upcoming quarterly examinations. They also sought police protection for drivers and children, fearing disruptions could affect attendance, studies and student safety
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Illegal drug sales continue in Hyderabad’s Mangar Basti despite repeated raids by police and enforcement agencies. Sources say the trade has declined but persists, with local gangs allegedly dealing in ganja, narcotic tablets, injections and cough syrups through concealed supply networks.
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More than 5,000 people participated in a centenary marathon organised to mark 100 years of Central Gurudwara Sahib Gowliguda. The event featured 3K and 5K runs and a Family Walkathon, marking the beginning of year-long centenary celebrations
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Former Minister G Jagadish Reddy demanded that the Telangana government resume Kannepalli pumping operations and release irrigation water through the Nagarjuna Sagar left canal. He also criticised the government’s irrigation policy and alleged political differences over Kaleshwaram
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The Young India Integrated Residential Schools initiative in Telangana is facing delays more than 15 months after its announcement. Though tenders have been finalised for 78 schools, land-related issues and site challenges have slowed construction across several constituencies
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BRS Legislature Party deputy leader T Harish Rao demanded an inquiry into alleged poor-quality uniforms supplied to government school students. He claimed several students faced supply delays, measurement issues and faded colours, while accusing the government of ignoring local handloom workers
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Police registered a case against the organisers of the Toxic pre-release event and Malla Reddy University management after severe overcrowding triggered a stampede-like situation at the Maisammaguda campus. Several students were injured and a female student reportedly fainted.
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A fire broke out at plywood shops in Gudimalkapur on Sunday morning, gutting property worth lakhs of rupees. Seven fire tenders were deployed to control the blaze, which was brought under control within two hours. The cause is being investigated
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Auto-rickshaw drivers across Telangana announced a strike from Sunday midnight, demanding implementation of welfare promises made by the Congress government. Unions sought a welfare board, annual assistance and insurance cover while planning a protest march in Hyderabad on Monday
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Authorities began demolishing the seven-storey building that collapsed in Anjaiahnagar, Gachibowli, killing two workers. Teams from the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, HYDRAA and other agencies were deployed under police protection, while occupants of damaged neighbouring buildings were asked to vacate.
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From nostalgic softies and Italian gelato to tangy frozen yoghurt and indulgent toppings, Hyderabad offers plenty of options for a sweet escape. Here are seven dessert spots across the city to visit when you want something cold, creamy and delicious.
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A Hyderabad woman's simple gesture of painting a janitor's nails during a workplace break has won hearts online. Shared by Soundarya Patil, the video highlights an affectionate bond between two women who communicate despite a language barrier.
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BRS leader T Harish Rao demanded an inquiry into alleged poor-quality uniforms supplied to Telangana government school students. He claimed shortages, incorrect measurements and fading colours, while accusing the Revanth Reddy government of sidelining local handloom workers in favour of corporate suppliers
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Cyberabad Municipal Commissioner G Srijana suspended Town Planning Building Officer U. Santosh Kumar following the collapse of an unauthorised seven-storeyed building in Gachibowli that killed two migrant workers. Officials ordered inspections of illegal constructions and strict enforcement of building regulations
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A minor stampede-like incident occurred during the pre-release event of Yash-starrer Toxic at Malla Reddy University in Hyderabad. Overcrowding caused a floodlight pole and speaker boxes to fall, injuring several students, including two seriously, who were hospitalised
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A TSSP constable was allegedly assaulted by a civil police constable and two civilians outside a Warangal bar after a drunken altercation. The viral video prompted police action, with the injured constable booked for obstructing duty.
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Over 200 residents of Manikonda staged a walkathon demanding the widening of the existing 40‑ft road to 100‑150 ft for public safety and smoother traffic flow.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau officials in Hyderabad caught a Chandanagar sub-inspector and a constable red-handed while allegedly accepting a Rs 75,000 bribe in a criminal case.