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The North America Telugu Society has announced its Executive Committee for the 2026–2028 term, with Raj Allada elected President. A long-time volunteer and former board member, Allada will lead a team of office-bearers overseeing programmes, services and organisational initiatives.
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A probe into an MD drug network by MBVV Police led to the busting of an illegal manufacturing unit in Telangana's Zahirabad. Police seized drugs, chemicals and raw materials worth Rs 20.72 crore in total and arrested 18 accused
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Ahead of the monsoon, officials have identified 202 waterlogging points within the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation limits. Measures including desilting, tree trimming, commuter alerts and drainage improvements are being undertaken to minimise traffic disruptions and rain-related problems in the IT corridor.
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Vehicle owners have been directed to update their mobile numbers and email addresses in the Vahan database within a month. Traffic challans sent through registered digital channels will be considered officially served, helping authorities improve enforcement and reduce disputes.
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A woman was allegedly robbed of her gold chain by an unidentified helmeted man in Amberpet on Tuesday afternoon. The suspect approached her outside her residence, engaged her in conversation and fled after snatching the chain. Police are investigating.
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The North America Telugu Society has announced its Executive Committee for the 2026-2028 term, with Raj Allada elected as President. The NATS Board of Directors selected the new leadership team following a comprehensive evaluation and recommendation process
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A 44-year-old woman was arrested in Bandlaguda for allegedly breaking into her neighbour's house and stealing gold and silver ornaments worth around Rs 15 lakh. Police recovered the stolen valuables and burglary tools following an investigation and interrogation.
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Indian students are increasingly choosing overseas universities based on career prospects, affordability and visa certainty, according to an IDP Education survey. While traditional destinations remain popular, students are becoming more focused on long-term return on investment and post-study employment opportunities.
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The University of Hyderabad has announced walk-in interviews for 25 contractual teaching and counsellor positions at its Campus School. Eligible candidates can attend interviews from June 9 to 11 with the required documents for appointments lasting six months.
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Calligraphy is gaining popularity among school students through workshops and training programmes conducted by local artists. While the traditional art helps improve handwriting and creativity, calligraphers say professional opportunities have declined due to technology, though demand remains for specialised decorative work.
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With the Kharif season approaching, Telangana farmers are unlikely to receive Rythu Bharosa assistance this month due to fiscal constraints. The scheme was absent from a key government review meeting, raising concerns over delayed payments and funding availability
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of reversing Telangana's progress and failing to fulfil key promises. Addressing State Formation Day celebrations, he called for a renewed movement to safeguard Telangana's interests, identity and developmental gains
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Two people were killed and two others critically injured when a speeding lorry collided with a stationary lorry near Mittapally on the Siddipet–Warangal road. The victims were travelling from Siddipet to Manugur when the fatal accident occurred
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Detox drinks like lemon water, cucumber mint water, ginger lemon tea, jeera water, and amla juice are popular wellness choices for hydration and digestion support. Though not true toxin removers, they are widely used to promote freshness, energy, and overall well-being
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Morning drink choices significantly influence energy, focus, and mood throughout the day. Experts caution against consuming coffee or sugary beverages on an empty stomach, as they may cause crashes, while water or herbal drinks support hydration and sustained energy levels
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Residents across Hyderabad reported frequent power cuts on Telangana State Formation Day, citing outages, voltage issues, and delayed responses from the electricity department. Complaints on social media highlighted billing errors, poor customer service, and dissatisfaction with supply reliability during peak summer
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A special POCSO court in Hyderabad sentenced 70-year-old Mohd Zameeruddin to 20 years rigorous imprisonment for sexually assaulting a minor in 2023. The conviction followed police investigation and prosecution after a complaint by the victim’s family
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Riyaz Pasha, a social worker from Bidar district, Karnataka, travels over 25 km to Telangana daily to supply water and grains for birds during summer. His decade-long conservation effort has inspired locals to support wildlife and install water containers
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A. Revanth Reddy highlighted crop diversification, large-scale paddy procurement, and agricultural expansion during Telangana State Formation Day. He also outlined plans to complete irrigation projects and pledged to transform Telangana into a multi-trillion-dollar economy by 2047
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KT Rama Rao and T Harish Rao marked Telangana State Formation Day, paying tribute to movement martyrs and crediting K Chandrashekar Rao for achieving statehood while reaffirming commitment to protecting Telangana’s identity and development
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The BRS working president positioned Telangana as a youthful, ambitious, innovation-led, and investment-ready State. More importantly, he inspired young Telanganites to believe that their State could become a global model for growth, opportunity, and progress
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KTR recognised that the future lay in a knowledge-based economy, prioritising technology, innovation, and youth talent as key drivers of Telangana’s growth and development
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President Droupadi Murmu extended Telangana Statehood Day greetings, praising the state's rich cultural heritage, hardworking people, and achievements in innovation and development. She wished continued progress, prosperity, and well-being for Telangana, which was formed from Andhra Pradesh in 2014
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah extended Telangana Statehood Day greetings, praising the state's culture, innovation and achievements. The Centre reaffirmed support for Telangana's development and its role in achieving the vision of a developed India
