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Following the theft of a 12-tonne KitKat shipment in Europe, the brand shared a viral video of a chocolate delivery truck escorted by multiple SUVs. The campaign highlights the security of KitKat bars, gaining over 370,000 views and sparking social media engagement.
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Railways will run weekly special trains between Coimbatore and Jaipur from April to June to manage summer rush. The trains will halt at several stations, including Kacheguda in Hyderabad, and will be equipped with 3AC coaches.
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A partially burnt body was found at a crematorium in Uppal, causing panic among locals. Police have launched an investigation, are reviewing CCTV footage, and sent the body for post-mortem to determine the cause and circumstances of death.
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Telangana is introducing a real-time digital portal to track narcotics, psychotropic substances, vaccines, and anti-cancer drugs. The system, featuring mandatory QR codes, ensures instant reporting, prevents grey market diversion, and empowers consumers to verify the authenticity of critical medications.
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“Lyari in India,” a seasonal riverbed in Gujarat’s Kutch region, is trending on social media. Known for its canyon-like rock formations shaped by erosion and sedimentation, the offbeat landscape is drawing visitors and content creators fascinated by its rugged beauty.
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Sania Mirza has launched the High Performance Tennis Programme at her academy in Hyderabad from May 1. Conducted in collaboration with Marco Seruca, the initiative aims to groom competitive players through structured coaching, fitness, match strategy, and mental conditioning.
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Telangana sand lorry owners staged a protest at Autonagar against government orders revising radium sticker charges, demanding the state bear the cost. Association president Survi Yadaiah warned that protests will intensify if the government does not meet their demands.
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Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G Srijana inspected Fox Sagar lake on Thursday and directed officials to remove water hyacinth within 10 days. She also reviewed waterlogging-prone areas in Kompally Circle and asked engineers to submit proposals to address the issue.
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Telangana will conduct Census 2027 digitally for the first time, using apps and self-enumeration tools. Officials emphasised data security, phased execution, and inclusion, marking a major shift from traditional paper-based census methods
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A 12-year-old Class 6 student in Paloncha, Kothagudem, died by suicide after being admonished by his parents. He was found hanging at home and declared dead at hospital. Police have registered a case
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Two fire incidents in Hyderabad saw a house blaze in Red Hills caused by an AC short circuit and a major fire at a chemical storage unit in Jeedimetla, triggering evacuations and large-scale firefighting operations.
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Native South Kitchen & Brew House has opened in Narsingi, Hyderabad, offering a mix of traditional South Indian recipes from five states alongside modern plant-based and wellness-focused dishes. With sleek interiors, family-friendly amenities, the restaurant aims to be a neighbourhood hub for families, professionals, and food enthusiasts.
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Telangana’s plan to merge intermediate with school education must balance interests, ensure fair teacher roles, and curb inequities
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Facing mounting debt and limited fiscal space, the Telangana government under Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy is turning to corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds to support welfare initiatives in education, healthcare, and conservation.
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Telangana Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy rejected allegations by BRS leader T Harish Rao over the Nadargul land issue, calling them baseless. He cited past records and said the decisions were taken during the previous government’s tenure
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A Hyderabad resident received a traffic challan for his stolen scooter, with the violation image capturing the alleged thief. The incident highlights gaps in coordination between police and traffic systems, raising concerns over database integration and enforcement processes.
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The TGCHE has issued a warning to students and parents against enrolling in Aditya Degree Colleges or Aditya Business Schools in Hyderabad for the academic year 2026-27. The council clarified that no permissions or affiliations have been granted by the State government or Osmania University to these institutions.
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TSTCEA has urged JNTU-Hyderabad to ensure transparent inspections of private professional colleges and probe unpaid salaries. The association highlighted minimum wage violations, unqualified principals, and non-compliance with the Gratuity Act, calling for stricter monitoring and public disclosure.
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HMWSSB officials conducted raids in SR Nagar after residents reported illegal motors attached to taps. Seven motors were seized, and repeat offenders face Rs 5,000 fines. Residents are urged to report low-pressure water issues to the board’s customer care.
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Union Bank of India has extended life insurance coverage to TSRTC employees, offering Rs 10 lakh for natural death without requiring any premium. The existing Rs 1 crore accident insurance continues, benefiting approximately 38,000 employees and their families.
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A major explosion at the Jalavihar RO water plant on PVNR Marg injured three staff members. Appulu Naidu and Anji were admitted to Gandhi Hospital, Laxman to a private hospital. Police suspect pressure buildup in the RO unit; investigation is ongoing.
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Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation cleared encroachments from footpaths at Malkajgiri junction, removing kiosks despite protests from long-standing vendors. Officials continued the anti-encroachment drive with police support, while vendors requested time to vacate. The drive has been ongoing for a week.
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Cyberabad Cybercrime Police arrested Chennaiah Runjala from Guntur for posting abusive comments about actress Renu Desai on YouTube. The suspect was brought to Hyderabad. Cyber offences can be reported at local police stations or via the national helpline 1930.
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State government is considering a shift from intermediate marks-based admission system to a centralised entrance examination. The entrance test, which may be on the lines of the Common University Entrance Test conducted for UG admissions to Central universities, is likely to be rolled out from 2027-28