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Former minister Talasani Srinivas Yadav accused the Congress government of failing to fulfil election promises, including one tola of gold under welfare schemes and higher disability pensions. He also questioned beneficiary contributions and lotteries for incomplete double-bedroom housing
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BRS spokesperson Manne Krishank appeared before the CCS in connection with a case under the Police (Incitement to Disaffection) Act. After questioning, he alleged that the Congress government was targeting opposition voices and raised questions over alleged corruption
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TGPSC has released the examination schedule for various recruitment notifications, with all tests to be conducted in Computer-Based Test mode. Examinations will begin on October 24, 2026, with tests for Assistant Scientists, AEE, AEE (Civil) and education posts following.
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Weak monsoons have pushed down water levels in several Hyderabad reservoirs, raising concerns over supplies in the coming months. The Water Board says current stocks can sustain supplies until summer 2027 but is monitoring groundwater depletion and preparing contingency plans.
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UK resident Ajay Gandhi, who has lived with thalassemia major for decades, shared his life journey with young patients and parents at the TSCS in Hyderabad. He spoke about treatment, family support and perseverance while encouraging patients to pursue their dreams.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao questioned the proposed acquisition of agricultural land in Bahadurpally for the bullet train project, suggesting unused airport land as an alternative. He urged farmers to remain united and pledged legal action against indiscriminate acquisition
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Control Resonant expands Remedy’s paranormal universe with Dylan Faden, delivering fast combat, striking visuals and deeper lore. While its world-building and responsive gameplay impress, uneven enemy balancing and an overload of readable lore during combat occasionally disrupt the experience.
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More than 100 companies from 50 cities will participate in a national conference on solar and Battery Energy Storage Systems in Hyderabad on September 30. The event will focus on grid integration, power quality, resilience, financing, regulation and emerging opportunities.
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Registrations are open for the ninth edition of the Quambiant Global Grace Cancer Run 2026, scheduled for October 11 at Gachibowli Stadium. Organised by Grace Cancer Foundation, the run seeks to promote cancer awareness, early detection and screening.
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Heartfulness Educational Trust and the Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga have signed a five-year MoU at Kanha Shanti Vanam near Hyderabad to collaborate on Yoga education, research, wellness and outreach programmes in India and globally.
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The new Osmania General Hospital complex at Goshamahal is facing delays linked to administrative bottlenecks, utility shifting and infrastructure issues. Doctors say the existing hospital is struggling with space constraints and delayed elective surgeries, and have sought closer monitoring to keep the project on schedule.
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AIMIM is facing a fresh controversy after opponents circulated social media posts alleging misconduct involving another party legislator in Bihar. The allegations have not been independently verified, while critics have demanded an inquiry and threatened to release a purported video.
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A man was allegedly hacked to death by his wife following a heated argument at Macha Bolarum in Alwal on Sunday night. Police said the couple had frequent disputes over family matters. The woman was taken into custody and a case registered.
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BRS leaders staged a protest outside the ED office at Basheerbagh on Monday, seeking details of the investigation into searches conducted at premises linked to Telangana Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy in September 2024.
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Eight persons were arrested after police allegedly caught them transporting around 13 kg of deer meat near Raikal Toll Plaza in Telangana. An air gun and two vehicles were seized, while police and Forest Department officials are investigating the alleged hunting.
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Actor Allu Sirish complained to Hyderabad Police about loud music allegedly being played until 2–3 am near his Shaikpet residence, saying it disturbed residents. Police forwarded the complaint to Film Nagar police for necessary action after the festival ended
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A woman was allegedly subjected to an attempted sexual assault by a cab driver near Kotwalguda on Hyderabad’s outskirts. She escaped, raised an alarm and alleged the driver fled after snatching her bag containing Rs 60,000. RGIA police registered a case
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With banking rapidly going digital, the debate should centre on balancing employee expectations, customer convenience and operational requirements
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Hyderabad Police arrested a 21-year-old man, Vikram, for allegedly circulating counterfeit ₹500 notes. Sixteen fake notes worth Rs 8,000 were seized during patrolling near Begum Bazar. Vikram confessed to obtaining the notes from his associate Ashok, who is absconding.
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AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi reiterated that the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise is a backdoor implementation of the NRC. He urged people to respond to notices seriously, warning that failure could risk both voting rights and citizenship.
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Train services were briefly disrupted near Moula Ali Railway Station in Hyderabad on Sunday due to a technical fault in the Overhead Equipment. The Sathavahana and Palnadu Express were cleared, while the Kakatiya Express was diverted via Malkajgiri.
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Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau concluded its destination wedding roadshow in Hyderabad, presenting beaches, resorts and heritage venues as ideal backdrops for Indian couples. The event emphasised the “wedding plus holiday” concept which enables combining ceremonies with leisure travel.
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Chhattisgarh defeated Telangana 81-33 in the boys’ preliminary round of the Sub-junior National Basketball Championship in Vijayawada. Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Manipur also recorded wins in the boys’ section, while Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and others prevailed in girls’ matches
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Experts at a two-day conference in Hyderabad underscored the growing role of artificial intelligence and medical physics in cancer care. Organised by KIMS Hospitals, the meet brought together specialists from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh to discuss advances in radiation dosimetry, nuclear medicine, and precision-driven oncology systems.