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Uppal police arrested three persons for allegedly using forged letters to obtain VIP cricket match tickets and selling them at high prices. Three others are absconding. Police seized five tickets and are continuing efforts to trace the remaining suspects.
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BRSV activists staged a protest near the Secretariat demanding withdrawal of GO No. 7 on fee reimbursement and release of pending dues. Police detained several protesters, while BRSV leaders alleged that the order would adversely affect students from marginalised communities pursuing higher education
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ACB officials caught a GHMC junior assistant in Hyderabad for allegedly demanding ₹5 lakh to process house construction permission. She was arrested after accepting ₹1 lakh as bribe near Yousufguda checkpost and is being produced before court.
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Hyderabad cartoonist Chiluveru Mrityunjay won first prize in a national competition organised by Cartoon Watch magazine on World Cartoonist Day 2026. His artwork contrasting war and peace in Bastar earned praise for its powerful social message.
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The decades-old Red Hills service reservoirs in Hyderabad were cleaned after water in Osman Sagar and Himayath Sagar turned green due to rising temperatures. Officials said the maintenance work was aimed at improving water quality and ensuring smooth operations.
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NIMS is set to adopt Artificial Intelligence tools for diagnosis and patient care through a collaboration with IISc Bengaluru and TANUH Foundation. The partnership will focus on developing AI-based healthcare solutions, research, and precision medicine applications.
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The BRS intensified its attack on the Congress government ahead of the Rythu Sangrama Sadassu in Warangal, accusing it of failing to fulfil key promises made in the 2022 Warangal Declaration, including farm loan waivers, Rythu Bharosa support and paddy bonus payments
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Rumours of fuel shortages have triggered unsafe petrol storage practices across Hyderabad. People are storing fuel in homes and vehicles, raising fire risks. Officials and fire safety experts have warned against such practices, citing danger of explosions and strict regulations.
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The IMD Hyderabad has issued a red alert for hailstorms and thunderstorms in Telangana while warning of a severe heatwave in northern districts with temperatures above 44°C. The state is expected to witness extreme and contrasting weather conditions.
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A three-day youth drama festival will be held at Ravindra Bharati in Hyderabad from May 6. Organised by the Telangana Sangeet Natak Akademi, the event will feature nine plays daily, with free entry for all attendees.
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Religious leaders in Hyderabad are urging the Muslim community to actively participate in the Census. Highlighting risks of underrepresentation, ulema stressed awareness through mosques and community support, especially as the self-enumeration deadline approaches.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao called for statewide protests over alleged delays in crop procurement and failure to establish adequate procurement centres. He accused the Telangana government of neglecting farmers and demanded procurement of all crops at MSP without conditions
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With extreme heat and rising power challenges, gaming in India this summer requires caution. This guide outlines practical tips to prevent device overheating, manage power risks, and ensure safe gaming across mobile, PC, and console platforms.
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An explosion involving two oxygen tanks in Hyderabad’s Jalpally area caused panic and injured three people. The blast damaged nearby houses, with partial roof collapses reported. Police shifted the injured to hospital, and an investigation is underway.
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A new study finds Kawal Tiger Reserve has enough prey to support over 35 tigers but lacks a breeding population. Experts stress the need for wildlife corridors, reduced human conflict, and possible assisted tiger dispersal for successful conservation.
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A fire broke out at the Serilingampally Zonal Commissioner’s Office in Hyderabad on Monday. No casualties were reported. The blaze damaged furniture but was quickly contained. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire.
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Vegetable prices in Hyderabad have surged sharply due to extreme heat and unseasonal rains affecting crop yield and supply. Tomato prices have nearly tripled, while other vegetables also witnessed hikes. Prices may remain high until the monsoon improves supply conditions.
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Nearly 16 months after a travel agency manager was shot in Afzalgunj, the accused remain absconding. Despite multi-state searches, police suspect they fled to Nepal. Meanwhile, similar robbery incidents continue to raise concerns over public safety in Hyderabad.
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“Sports bring nations together by creating shared experiences and fostering mutual respect. And cricket, in particular, has a special meaning for India and Jamaica,” he said.
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A Thailand-inspired lantern festival will be held in Hyderabad on May 9, featuring floating lantern releases, live performances, and food stalls. The event promises an immersive evening experience, bringing together music, lights, and cultural festivities for families and visitors.
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A fresh RDO notice on land acquisition for the Gandhi Sarovar Project has triggered panic among residents of Keerthi Richmond Villas in Sun City. Property owners have opposed the move, with several joining protests against the Musi Riverfront Development.
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Frequent social media use can trigger FOMO by promoting constant comparison and unrealistic perceptions of others’ lives. Experts suggest limiting screen time, focusing on offline experiences, and recognising curated content to maintain emotional balance and reduce stress.
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A 42-year-old woman died by suicide in Kacheguda after allegedly consuming pesticide following an argument with her husband over purchasing an iPhone. Police registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident.
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A 68-year-old farmer, Mohd Naseeruddin, collapsed and died at a paddy procurement centre in Nalgonda, likely due to cardiac arrest. Recent deaths, including sunstroke and lightning incidents, have raised serious concerns among farmers over safety conditions