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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Skyroot Aerospace founders Pawan Chandana and Naga Bharath Daka after the successful Vikram-1 mission. The discussions covered the company's journey, India's private space ecosystem, future opportunities and the long-term vision for space technology.
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Golconda Gladiators defeated Secunderabad Stallions 62-58 in the youth girls’ category of the Hyderabad District Basketball Championship. Pavani starred with 37 points, while Birla Blazers also registered a victory over Charminar Chargers in the tournament at YMCA Secunderabad
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HYDRAA Commissioner AV Ranganath said the contempt cases against him arose from action taken against alleged land encroachers. Responding to the Telangana High Court's observations, he alleged that courts had been misled with false information and reaffirmed his faith in the judiciary.
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Kalapathar police arrested three persons for the alleged murder of a 17-year-old youth at Biryanishah Tekri in Hyderabad. The accused were apprehended near Chandrayangutta, and police seized two knives, blood-stained clothes, an Activa scooter and three mobile phones.
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The Hyderabad Public School, Ramanthapur, organised its annual school exhibition featuring student projects in science, technology, mathematics, social sciences, environmental sustainability and the arts. IIIT Hyderabad's Dr Venkatesh Chopella inaugurated the event and encouraged students to embrace innovation and lifelong learning.
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MRDCL Managing Director EV Narasimha Reddy directed HMWSSB to prepare a study on sewage treatment infrastructure at Mir Alam Tank to prevent untreated sewage discharge. He also reviewed bridge construction and instructed officials to accelerate both bridge and lake restoration works.
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The Minorities Welfare Department's approval to lease over one acre of Urdu Academy land in Serilingampally to a private company for 30 years has sparked concerns. Community members have questioned the absence of a tender process and sought cancellation of the government order
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The Telangana government has introduced the Family Register Certificate through MeeSeva to provide families with an authenticated digital record for accessing government services. The certificate will be issued within two days and will be linked to the family's ration card number
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The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board imposed a Rs 15,000 penalty on a Banjara Hills establishment after wastewater from a sump cleaning operation was discharged onto a public road, blocking drains and causing inconvenience. Officials also seized the dewatering pump used.
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Hyderabad-based Sigma Advanced Systems Limited has secured a USD 104.9 million export order from a North American customer to manufacture and supply 147,000 base bleed artillery shell bodies. The contract, valued at about Rs 1,013 crore, will be executed over six to 12 months
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The Telangana Forensic Science Laboratory inducted 57 new forensic experts to strengthen scientific investigations across the state. Officials said the recruits would enhance capabilities in DNA analysis, digital forensics and narcotics, while helping improve case disposal and forensic service delivery
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The Telangana Transport Department's Internal Vigilance Wing has directed officials to bar brokers from RTA and RTO premises, strengthen surveillance, establish public help desks, and take strict action against employees found colluding with middlemen to ensure transparent and hassle-free public services.
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Residents of Anandbagh in Malkajgiri are facing severe water scarcity as groundwater levels continue to fall and borewells dry up. The local Residents Association has urged HMWSSB to launch a rainwater harvesting awareness campaign to help address the growing crisis
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Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited will upgrade 10 high-traffic stations to improve passenger movement, parking, cleanliness and commuter amenities. During an inspection, Additional Managing Director B Ajith Reddy directed officials to improve station maintenance, reorganise transit facilities and enhance overall commuter convenience
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao presented a laptop to Gadadas Abhinav, who secured admission to IIT-Varanasi, under the 'Gift a Smile' initiative. He also assured financial assistance for the student's higher education and congratulated him on his achievement
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Senior Indian Foreign Service officer Dr E. Vishnu Vardhan Reddy is likely to be appointed India's Consul General in Dubai. If confirmed, the Telangana-born diplomat will become the first official from the State to head India's Consulate in the emirate
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More than a decade after a woman was murdered inside her AG Colony apartment in Hyderabad, the case remains unsolved. Despite extensive investigations, forensic reviews, and numerous leads, police have been unable to identify the killer or establish a motive behind the crime.
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The BRS welcomed the Telangana High Court's direction on the HYDRAA Commissioner, calling it a setback for the State government. RS Praveen Kumar accused the agency of targeting the poor and reiterated the party's promise to disband HYDRAA if it returns to power
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After weeks of dry weather, the IMD has forecast heavy rainfall in 13 Telangana districts over the next three days. Strong winds of up to 40 kmph are also expected, with officials advising people to remain cautious during heavy rain and gusty conditions.
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The Hyderabad Bird Atlas has recorded 248 bird species after adding three new species during its fourth survey season. More than 200 volunteers contributed over 1,250 hours, documenting 158 species and over 75,000 birds, reinforcing efforts to monitor urban biodiversity and conservation.
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Telangana's gram panchayats are facing a financial crisis as around Rs 1,700 crore in electricity dues threaten to consume 15th Finance Commission grants. Sarpanches have opposed the proposed diversion of development funds, warning it would severely affect village infrastructure and civic works
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BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan urged Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to conduct student union elections in State universities before advocating a lower minimum age for legislative elections. He said empowering youth should begin with restoring democratic processes on college campuses
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The Telangana Specialty Hospitals Association has suspended cashless treatment services for Care Health Insurance policyholders, citing claim settlement disputes and poor communication. Affected patients must now pay hospital expenses upfront and seek reimbursement until the issue is resolved.
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Spiritual leader Daaji urged parents and educators to foster trust, emotional security, and values in children through everyday actions. Addressing students at Kanha Shanti Vanam, he stressed emotional resilience, empathy, responsible technology use, and purpose as essential life skills beyond academic success.
