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Army Public School, KV and TMREIS shine at Dr Dipti Sur Memorial sports meet

Army Public School, KV and TMREIS shine at Dr Dipti Sur Memorial sports meet

  • Golden double for PSPB as men and women sweep team titles in Indore

    PSPB men and women clinched team titles at the AAI 52nd Institutional Table Tennis Championship in Indore. The men beat RSPB 3-0, while the women outclassed RBI 3-0, sealing a golden double and reaffirming their supremacy
  • ‘Verbal filth’ comment boomerangs on Bandi Sanjay

    Union Minister Bandi Sanjay has drawn sharp criticism for accusing Congress and BRS leaders of reducing Telangana politics to abusive language. His comments, posted on X, sparked a backlash as users recalled his own campaign speeches filled with personal attacks, particularly during the 2023 Assembly elections.
  • Kacheguda tragedy: Twins killed in blaze triggered by AC

    Two three-year-old twin brothers died in a fire allegedly caused by an electrical short circuit in an air conditioner at their residence in Sundar Nagar, Kacheguda. While their siblings escaped, the twins, who were asleep, succumbed to burns and suffocation.
  • GHMC expansion boosts salaries of teachers and staff

    The expansion of GHMC boundaries has significantly increased the House Rent Allowance (HRA) and City Compensatory Allowance (CCA) for government employees, particularly teachers. This move ensures substantial salary hikes for staff working within the newly defined limits.
  • Hyderabad police launch ‘Zero Drugs Policy’ ahead of New Year’s eve

    Hyderabad Police have launched a Zero Drugs Policy ahead of New Year’s Eve. Surveillance teams, checkpoints, and monitoring of known offenders will ensure drug-free celebrations. Pubs and restaurants must close by 1 am, with strict action against violators.
  • Hyderabad: Police bust illegal cattle transport at Abdullapurmet

    Police intercepted a truck illegally transporting cows at Abdullapurmet on the city outskirts. The vehicle was disguised with a tarpaulin and small ventilation openings. The driver was detained, and authorities are investigating those responsible for the illegal transport.
  • Telangana: KTR questions Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s evasion, frustration politics

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of indulging in frustration politics and evading accountability, alleging failure in governance, abandonment of poll promises and personal attacks whenever questioned by the Opposition
  • Sri Sri Holistic Hospitals saves extremely premature baby born at 28 weeks

    A baby boy born extremely premature at 28 weeks and weighing 900 grams was successfully treated and discharged from Sri Sri Holistic Hospitals, Kondapur, after 60 days of NICU care. He gained weight and recovered without major complications.
  • Cyber frauds target motorists with fake e-challan messages in Hyderabad

    Motorists are being targeted by cyber fraudsters sending fake e-challan messages via SMS and WhatsApp. Citizens are losing lakhs in unauthorised transactions. Police advise checking and paying fines only through official portals and reporting suspicious activity to helpline 1930.
  • Moula Ali Shrine ramp works near completion

    Ramp construction at the Moula Ali hilltop shrine in Malkajgiri is nearing completion. Once finished, devotees will be able to reach the shrine by vehicle, providing major relief to elderly visitors and women who struggle with the steep climb.
  • IMD withdraws cold wave alert in Telangana, minimum temperatures to rise

    The India Meteorological Department has withdrawn the cold wave alert for Telangana. Minimum temperatures are expected to rise by 2–3°C, stabilising above 10°C in most districts, while Hyderabad will see lows of 12–14°C. Fog may persist in early mornings.
  • Telangana: Four injured in Kondagattu ghat road accident

    Four devotees from Godavarikhani were injured when their autorickshaw overturned on Kondagattu Ghat Road due to brake failure. Locals rushed them to Jagtial Government Hospital, and police arrived at the spot to investigate the incident.
  • Hyderabad: Gas cylinder blast in van near Ghatkesar, disaster narrowly averted

    A gas cylinder explosion inside a Maruti Omni van caused a fire near Annojiguda in Ghatkesar on Friday. The vehicle crashed into a petrol bunk, but quick action by staff prevented a major disaster. No injuries were reported.
  • KTR launches sustainable fashion brand Singidi Collective

    BRS working president K T Rama Rao launched Singidi Collective, a Hyderabad-based sustainable fashion brand that blends Telangana’s handloom traditions with modern design. Using natural dyes and organic cotton, the brand aims to promote eco-friendly fashion and support local weavers.
  • Patient from Somalia undergoes living related liver transplant surgery in Hyderabad

    Doctors at Medicover Hospitals, Hitec City, successfully performed a high-risk living donor liver transplant on a 43-year-old Somali patient with advanced liver disease. Despite critical complications, the patient showed steady recovery through multidisciplinary care and rehabilitation.
  • East Hyderabad Half Marathon 2025 to be held at Nagole on December 28

    The East Hyderabad Half Marathon 2025 will be held at Vanasathli Hills, Nagole, on December 28. Organised by L B Nagar Runners with Kamineni Hospitals, the event will see nearly 2,000 runners competing across four race categories.
  • Road widening works for SCB elevated corridor at Gymkhana Grounds at a brisk pace

    Road widening work has picked up for the proposed 18-km elevated corridor from Gymkhana Grounds to Shamirpet ORR. The Rs 3,700-crore HMDA project will impact over 1,100 properties and several playgrounds.
  • Digital innovations launched to tackle Red Palm Weevil

    A global consortium has launched a digital innovation programme at ICRISAT to combat the Red Palm Weevil. Scientists will use sensors, drones and data models to detect infestations early and protect date palms and livelihoods.
  • Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad lead magicpin’s food delivery volumes in 2025

    In 2025, magicpin led food delivery in Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, adding over 6 lakh student and corporate users via its Inner Circle programme. The platform on-boarded 80,000+ merchants, scaled magicNOW quick delivery, and reported biryani as the top dish
  • H-1B applicants get approvals after social media vetting

    Some H-1B visa applicants are receiving approvals after strict social media vetting by US consulates in Hyderabad and Chennai. Applicants report being asked to submit public social media handles, with cases briefly marked refused before being approved and issued.
  • Housing sales volume down 14 pc in 2025 in 7 cities: Anarock

    Housing sales in India’s seven major cities fell 14% in 2025 to 3.96 lakh units due to high prices and IT-sector layoffs, though total sales value rose 6% to Rs 6 lakh crore. Chennai saw growth; other cities declined
  • Gazette notification on 300 GHMC wards issued

    The Telangana government finalized the boundaries of 300 GHMC wards on December 25, completing the merger of 27 Urban Local Bodies. Zonal Commissioners assumed charge of 12 zones, 60 circles, and 300 wards to oversee administration and GHMC orders
  • Superbugs now threatening vision recovery after cataract surgery

    A study by LV Prasad Eye Institute highlights rising antimicrobial resistance in post-cataract infections, with aggressive Gram-negative bacteria resisting standard antibiotics. Nearly 8% of cases are multidrug-resistant, forcing use of last-resort drugs like Colistin, yet vision recovery remains poor
  • Congress MLAs, MPs and Ministers blame internal feud to cover up their failure in Panchayat elections

    Congress leaders in Telangana attribute poor Gram Panchayat election results to internal feuds and nepotism, while local functionaries cite public dissatisfaction and lack of development funds. Allegations of sabotage by party insiders remain contested amid growing grassroots discontent
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