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A Hyderabad police constable’s Bajaj Pulsar motorcycle was reportedly stolen from outside his residence in Errum Manzil. Following a complaint, Punjagutta police registered a case and launched an investigation into the theft.
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A 33-year-old fruit vendor from Gudimalkapur died after allegedly consuming pesticide amid mounting debts, business losses and harassment by moneylenders. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation based on the family’s complaint.
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Senior doctors at Osmania General Hospital and Gandhi Hospital suspended outpatient services, protesting alleged lack of transparency in transfers. The Telangana Government Doctors Association warned of wider agitation unless concerns over the transfer process are addressed.
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A Sudanese student and a contact were shifted to Gandhi Hospital after arriving at Hyderabad airport without proper yellow fever vaccination documentation. Doctors said both individuals are stable and are being monitored by health authorities.
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A grandmother and her two grandchildren were burnt alive after a fire engulfed their house in Kalalwadi late Thursday night. The children had lost their father a month ago. Officials suspect a short circuit or gas leak.
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A 74-year-old businessman from Santoshnagar, Hyderabad, lost Rs 10 lakh after fraudsters posing as officials of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board tricked him into installing a malicious APK file.
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A 24-year-old woman was allegedly murdered by her husband following a quarrel at Kukatpally in Hyderabad on Thursday. The body was shifted to Gandhi Hospital for post-mortem.
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The University of Hyderabad has been ranked fourth among central universities in the IIRF India Rankings 2026, while topping the list within the State. The rankings, based on nine parameters including academic excellence, research output, and employability, highlight UoH’s strong institutional growth and research environment.
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ICFAI Law School has signed a memorandum of understanding with NACIN Hyderabad to promote collaboration in taxation, customs, and regulatory law.
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In a preventive measure, Attapur Police in Hyderabad bound over 13 rowdy sheeters before the Executive Magistrate in Rajendranagar Zone.
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An interstate burglar from Delhi was arrested in Goa for a house burglary in Secunderabad, where jewellery worth Rs 82 lakh was stolen. Police identified the accused as Manoj Singh, who has a history of multiple burglary cases in Delhi and pending warrants.
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RGIA Police in Hyderabad arrested an inter-state bike thief and recovered four motorcycles valued at Rs 8 lakh. The suspect, hailing from Mahabubnagar, allegedly posed as a customer to steal premium bikes from showrooms and service centres.
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As many as 27 girl students from Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas have qualified in the TG LAWCET 2026, with B Gayathri of Karakagudem securing a rank of 948.
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The Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation (MMC) will soon begin work on a six‑lane bi‑directional flyover across key junctions, with Rs 416 crore sanctioned for the project.
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T-Mobile USA’s TMUS Global Solutions has inaugurated its new Global Technology Centre in Hyderabad, with IT Minister D Sridhar Babu presiding over the launch.
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Government doctors in Telangana have warned of a statewide suspension of medical services if the ongoing transfer process is not made transparent. The Telangana Government Doctors Association (TGGDA) has demanded strict implementation of G.O. No. 38.
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Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G Srijana has instructed officials to intensify monitoring of dilapidated buildings and cellar excavations as part of monsoon preparedness
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Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited clarified that the fire near Mythrivanam in Ameerpet did not affect Metro infrastructure or services. Managing Director Sarfaraz Ahmad said train operations continued without disruption.
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KT Rama Rao has alleged irregularities involving 40 lakh metric tonnes of coal worth Rs 1,600 crore in SCCL records and sought a probe. He termed Balka Suman’s arrest politically motivated and accused the Congress government of targeting BRS leaders
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A joint team of H-FAST, Food Safety officials and Habeebnagar police raided a chocolate manufacturing unit in Seetarambagh and booked its owner. Officials alleged that chocolates were being sold without mandatory labels and seized suspected expired flavouring agents and machinery.
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Doctors and engineers registered a higher success rate than commerce graduates in the Telangana Law Common Entrance Test (TG LAWCET) 2026, underscoring growing interest in law courses among professionals.
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A woman was allegedly stabbed by her husband at their residence in Hyderabad's Filmnagar area. Police said the accused, who frequently harassed his wife over suspicions and allegedly consumed alcohol, attacked her with a vegetable-cutting knife following an argument.
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An international drug cartel allegedly recruited financially vulnerable Hyderabad youngsters as carriers to smuggle hydroponic cannabis into India. Twelve youths have been arrested and are in judicial custody. Investigators say the couriers were paid Rs 20,000 per trip to transport the contraband.
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The EAGLE Force plans to issue Look Out Circulars against Indian and foreign suspects allegedly linked to an international hydroponic cannabis smuggling racket. Investigators claim the network cultivated cannabis in Thailand and smuggled it into India through multiple airports.