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Support continued to grow for TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud after a news channel described him as a “disaster leader”. Nagarkurnool MP Mallu Ravi and several Congress leaders praised his leadership and criticised the reports aired against him
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Medchal police arrested a man from Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, for allegedly attempting to establish links with Pakistan’s ISI-backed groups and seeking weapons through them. He was found in contact with individuals via Instagram and other social media platforms.
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Karnataka’s men’s team secured a quarter-final berth with a third straight win at the 76th Junior National Basketball Championship, while Karnataka women upset defending champions Tamil Nadu. Telangana teams also recorded victories in Level 2 matches held at Rajiv Gandhi Indoor Stadium
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Urban experts, activists and citizens gathered at the GRIDLOCKED event in Hyderabad to question flyover-driven urban planning and rising traffic congestion. Speakers raised concerns over ecological damage near KBR National Park while highlighting the need for sustainable and people-centric urban infrastructure solutions
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HMWSSB officials detected two illegal borewells and a storage tank within the FTL and buffer zones of Himayat Sagar Lake. An FIR was registered against an individual accused of illegally supplying groundwater for commercial purposes through water tankers
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India Stone & Tech Expo 2026 will be held at the HITEX Exhibition Centre in Hyderabad from May 29 to 31. The event will bring together stakeholders from the stone, machinery and surface technology sectors and highlight Telangana’s strong presence in the granite export industry
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The viral Cockroach Janata Party movement is emerging as a satirical yet sharp commentary on unemployment, burnout and youth frustration in India. Through memes, slogans and humour, the online trend reflects the emotional exhaustion faced by educated youngsters struggling with job insecurity and endless competition
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Semi-permanent tattoos are becoming increasingly popular among young adults seeking stylish body art without lifelong commitment. Offering painless application and temporary designs, these tattoos allow users to experiment with changing aesthetics, personal expressions and fashion trends while avoiding the permanence of traditional tattoos
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NITHM organised a Tourism Conclave in Hyderabad as part of Telangana’s Tourism Week celebrations under the “Prajalavaddaku Palana” initiative. Policymakers, tourism experts and hospitality leaders discussed opportunities and strategies for promoting domestic, heritage, experiential and sustainable tourism in Telangana
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Two directors of Ananya Infra Projects Pvt Ltd in Hyderabad alleged that police, under pressure from a Congress MP, are harassing them to sell their 34.5-acre land in Ranga Reddy district at a throwaway price.
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A total of 44,205 candidates registered for Civils Preliminary Examination in Hyderabad and 29,609 appeared for the paper – I. Further, the number of candidates taking the paper – II have come down to 29,262, with absentees at 14,943.
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The Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2026 Paper – I was considered one of the toughest in recent years, with a heavy focus on current affairs and case-study-based governance questions. Aspirants struggled, and experts predict lower qualifying marks across categories.
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Telangana is facing an intense heatwave, with several districts recording temperatures above 46°C. Kumuram Bheem Asifabad reported the highest at 46.5°C, while Hyderabad touched 42.7°C.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao visited senior party worker Surender, who has been battling cancer for several years, at a hospital in Musheerabad. He extended financial assistance for treatment and appreciated Surender’s long association and commitment to the party
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The BRS Legal Cell demanded an SIT probe and fast-track trial in the murder case of senior advocate Khaja Moizuddin. Party leaders alleged rising attacks on lawyers in Telangana and sought police protection for the victim’s family along with stronger security measures for advocates
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The IMD has forecast the onset of pre-monsoon thundershowers across Telangana from May 28, bringing relief from the ongoing heatwave. Temperatures are expected to remain high until Wednesday before falling by 2–3°C, with thunderstorms and gusty winds likely statewide.
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Former Minister G Jagadish Reddy alleged that the Congress government was attempting to privatise Telangana’s power sector through RDSS and prepaid electricity meters. He warned that the move would affect consumers and farmers, and announced that the BRS would launch protests against the policy
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A Telangana woman and her two daughters, stranded in Bahrain due to visa overstay and the absence of a birth certificate for the younger child, finally returned to Hyderabad after intervention by the Indian Embassy, MHA and expatriate support organisations.
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Hyderabad police formed multiple special teams to investigate the killing of advocate Khaja Moizuddin, who was allegedly run over by a speeding car in Nampally. Investigators are analysing CCTV footage, vehicle ownership records and mobile phone data to identify the suspects.
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GHMC, CMC and MMC have intensified monsoon preparedness works, including desilting nalas, strengthening retaining walls and improving flood safety measures across Hyderabad. Officials aim to prevent waterlogging and urban flooding as the city braces for the upcoming rainy season.
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Cyberabad police imposed traffic restrictions at Novopan Junction on NH-65 due to ongoing Vehicle Underpass construction works. Diversions for commuters travelling between Sangareddy and Patancheru came into effect on Sunday and will continue until the completion of the project.
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Hyderabad traffic police announced temporary diversions at Mehdipatnam and along the PVNR Expressway due to skywalk construction and CCTV pole erection works. The restrictions will remain in force from Sunday evening until Monday morning, affecting traffic towards RGIA, Masab Tank and Rethibowli.
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Raidurgam police booked four youngsters for dangerous driving in Knowledge City under Cyberabad limits after a late-night interception on Niloufer Road. A police constable sustained hand injuries while attempting to stop the speeding car. The accused were later taken into custody.
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Malkajgiri traffic police booked 227 persons during weekend drunk driving enforcement drives. Most offenders were two-wheeler riders, while 10 individuals recorded Blood Alcohol Concentration levels above 300 mg/100 ml. All accused will appear before the court in connection with the cases.