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Hyderabad's real estate sector is in turmoil as the non-availability of TDR certificates fuels a black market and stifles small builders. Allegations of political interference and hoarding have driven certificate premiums to record highs. With GHMC halting new issuances and government directives freezing pending applications, the construction industry faces mounting debt and uncertainty.
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The Nehru Zoological Park in Hyderabad will unveil zebras for the first time in 37 years during Zoo Day on October 6. The zoo plans a breeding programme and will soon add wallabies, mandrills, and Hoolock gibbons to its collection
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When roads crack, so does public trust. India’s potholes are less about asphalt and more about accountability
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Hyderabad police arrested an individual for illegally selling banned e-cigarettes at IS Sadan. Acting on a tip-off, the Task Force and local police seized 90 flavoured e-cigarettes, a bike, and other gadgets worth Rs 2.5 lakh.
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As monsoon rains lash Hyderabad, experts and police warn of hydroplaning which is a dangerous road hazard where vehicles lose grip on wet surfaces. The phenomenon affects all vehicle types and can lead to serious accidents.
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South Central Railway achieved record revenue of Rs 10,143 crore in the first half of FY 2025-26. Freight loading hit an all-time high of 71.14 million tonnes, while passenger revenue grew to Rs 2,991 crore, aided by Vande Bharat and special trains
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A pioneering genetic study by CCMB researchers has revealed that Sindhis settled in western India possess a distinct genetic profile compared to their Pakistani counterparts. The research highlights ancient East Asian admixtures, possibly from Mongolian migrations, and recent assimilation with local groups like the Konkanis.
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TGSRTC Vice Chairman and Managing Director Y Nagi Reddy inspected Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station and Jubilee Bus Station, reviewing cleanliness, seating, toilets, and security. He urged coordinated efforts by officials and plans to expand services for a better passenger experience.
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An RPF constable at Charlapalli railway station saved a woman passenger from a potential fatal accident while she attempted to board the departing LTT Express. Senior officials commended his quick action and assured him a reward for his bravery
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Chess Grandmaster Koneru Humpy received the Dhairya award at Nada Brahmotsavam 2025, held at Annamacharya Bhavana Vahini, Annamayapuram. Former Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu and retired IPS officer J D Lakshminarayana praised Dr Shobha Raju’s efforts in promoting Annamacharya’s compositions
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On October 6, the Super Harvest Moon will coincide with Sharad Purnima, creating a rare celestial and cultural spectacle. The moon will appear brighter and larger, visible across India, marking the end of the monsoon and the beginning of the harvest season
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A man was arrested in Mirchowk for illegally selling Indian Made Foreign Liquor from his residence without a valid licence. Police seized 318 bottles containing 57.2 litres of liquor worth Rs 60,000. The accused was handed over to Mirchowk police.
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Tension prevailed in Meerpet after residents found the idol of Goddess Durga dislocated from the sanctum of a local temple. Police inspected the premises, collected samples, and are examining CCTV footage to trace the miscreants suspected of being inebriated.
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Telangana’s GST collections dropped by -5 per cent in September, the lowest in India. Economists warn of declining demand, while BRS accuses Congress of mishandling the State’s economy under Revanth Reddy.
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Stanford researchers used AI to design blueprints for 16 bacteriophages that kill antibiotic-resistant E. coli. While offering promise for new treatments, the breakthrough raises dual-use concerns about AI potentially being misused to engineer harmful pathogens in unsafe hands
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A 17-year-old girl in Kompally died by suicide, allegedly due to harassment from her paternal uncle over financial issues. Police registered a case, investigating harassment and sexual assault claims, while examining the suicide note and other evidence
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A scrap-laden truck overturned near Ranganayaka Swamy temple road in Kukatpally, Hyderabad, causing a traffic jam. No casualties occurred. Kukatpally police promptly cleared the vehicle, restoring traffic. Officials said the truck lost balance and toppled unexpectedly
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Facing legal uncertainty over enhanced BC reservations in Telangana, BRS has delayed announcing local poll candidates. The party awaits clarity from the High Court’s October 8 hearing, while intensifying grassroots preparations without risking disqualifications under the contested reservation matrix
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After nearly four years of construction, a new parallel Road over Bridge (RoB) at Falaknuma was inaugurated, easing traffic congestion between Chandrayangutta and Charminar. The ₹52.03 crore project significantly improves connectivity for local commuters and tourists alike
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The Archery Premier League (APL) launched its first season in New Delhi, with actor and Oscar nominee Ram Charan as chief guest. His presence energized the event, promoting archery's growth in India and inspiring youth through star-powered advocacy
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Dasara celebrations turned tragic in Chilver village, Medak, as 35-year-old Madaboyina Yadaiah drowned in an open agricultural well while swimming. He had returned from Beeramgudam to celebrate the festival. Police registered a case, and an autopsy was conducted
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AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s praise for the RSS, alleging that its members did not participate in India’s freedom movement. Citing historical records and RSS publications, Owaisi criticised the organisation’s stance on the national flag and Constitution.
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Balanagar police raided a house in Indiranagar IPL on Wednesday night and arrested five individuals for gambling. Acting on a tip-off, the team led by Inspector Narsimha Raju seized Rs. 38,530 in cash.
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M. Lalithakrishna and J. Srivathsa claimed top honors in the boys and girls under-11 categories respectively at the A2H Chess Academy children’s tournament held in Hyderabad. Lalithakrishna led a competitive field in the boys section, followed by Hitesh Nayak and Tejovrish.
