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The Enforcement Directorate conducted simultaneous searches across multiple cities, including Hyderabad, in connection with a money laundering probe linked to the West Bengal coal smuggling case. Officials examined documents and financial records to trace fund flows.
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Indian student enrolment in US institutions has declined by 6.9 per cent in 2026, Parliament was informed. The government cited stricter visa scrutiny and compliance rules as factors affecting student mobility and visa approvals
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Despite LPG shortages and rising fuel costs, Hyderabad’s mobile cycle tiffin vendors continue serving affordable breakfast like idli, dosa, and Mysore bonda. Using firewood stoves, they cater to daily commuters, workers, and low-income residents, ensuring food security citywide.
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A study found that India and Nigeria accounted for nearly one-third of global under-five deaths in 2023. While child mortality has declined significantly since 1990, several countries are unlikely to meet UN targets by 2030
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Mahindra & Mahindra has announced a price hike of up to 2.5 per cent on its non-electric SUVs and commercial vehicles effective April 6, citing rising cost pressures. The average increase across its portfolio will be 1.6 per cent.
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Indian-origin translator Padma Viswanathan has been shortlisted for the International Booker Prize 2026 for translating a Portuguese-language novella. The annual award recognises translated fiction, with six global contenders competing for the prestigious prize
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The SOT LB Nagar Zone and Nagole Police busted an MDMA drug peddling racket in Hyderabad, arresting two suspects and seizing narcotics worth Rs 3.6 lakh.
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Rajya Sabha passed the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Amendment Bill, 2026, granting Amaravati statutory status as the sole capital. Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu called it a historic moment and thanked the Centre, farmers and political leaders for their support
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Kerala’s ruling LDF has unveiled its election manifesto, promising a Rs 3,000 monthly welfare pension, job creation, poverty elimination and Rs 2 lakh crore investment, with a focus on youth employment, women’s participation and support for vulnerable communities
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The ongoing Middle East crisis has disrupted global supply chains, directly impacting India’s Rs 8,170 crore condom industry. With shortages of silicone oil and ammonia, manufacturers face rising costs and potential price hikes of up to 50 percent for contraceptives.
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Government data reveals that over 37,000 Indian workers died abroad between 2021 and 2025, averaging more than 20 deaths daily, with most fatalities reported from Gulf nations alongside a sharp rise in labour complaints and grievances
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The Enforcement Directorate conducted searches across multiple cities in connection with a West Bengal coal scam case, targeting an I-PAC executive and AAP’s Vijay Nair. The probe involves alleged hawala transactions and links to earlier investigations
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AAP has moved to replace Raghav Chadha as its Rajya Sabha deputy leader, proposing Ashok Mittal for the role. The decision comes amid Chadha’s prolonged absence from party activities and key public events led by Arvind Kejriwal
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A 29-year-old tech professional in Bengaluru allegedly died by suicide after her 11-month-old son reportedly drowned in a bucket of water at home. Police found a note at the scene, while the husband has sought further investigation into the incident
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Former India batter Cheteshwar Pujara praised Delhi Capitals for using Sameer Rizvi as the impact substitute against Lucknow Super Giants, saying the move paid off. He also highlighted Kuldeep Yadav’s confidence and Mohammed Shami’s strong start this IPL season.
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Hyderabad police busted an illegal meat storage racket in Mangalhat, seizing 12 tonnes of spoiled sheep and goat offal worth Rs 10 lakh. The store manager was arrested, while the owner remains absconding. Contaminated meat was allegedly supplied to hotels and events.
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Hyderabad traffic police will implement diversions for heavy vehicles during TATA IPL 2026 matches on April 5 and May 22 at Uppal Stadium. Commuters are advised to avoid congestion-prone routes and use alternative roads during match timings.
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Hyderabad Police arrested Syed Khadeer for running an unlicensed bakery in Tappachabutra. Materials and equipment worth Rs 2.77 lakh were seized. The bakery allegedly operated in unhygienic conditions and supplied products to local shops and hotels.
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Telangana government tightens Compulsory Government Service rules for medical postgraduates. Doctors who fail to complete one-year service face fines of Rs 15-20 lakh, are barred from government employment, and have restricted leave eligibility, with extensions allowed only for maternity cases.
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The Indian rupee recorded its biggest single-day gain in nearly 13 years, closing at 93.10 against the US dollar after the RBI tightened rules to curb speculation. Strong forex reserves and improved risk sentiment supported the sharp rally.
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Raja Ravi Varma’s painting ‘Yashoda and Krishna’ has set a new auction record, selling for Rs 167.20 crore at a Saffronart auction. The artwork surpassed the previous record held by MF Husain’s ‘Untitled (Gram Yatra)’
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Hyderabad police arrested four people for supplying SIM cards to Dubai-based cricket betting syndicates. The fraudsters use WhatsApp and Telegram to cheat victims, manipulate betting results, and cause financial losses, highlighting a sophisticated cybercrime method involving SIM cards.
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Thousands of devotees participated in the Veer Hanuman Jayanthi procession in Hyderabad, covering 13 kilometres from Gowliguda to Tadbund. Police deployed 3000 personnel while multiple local groups organised food camps and smaller processions across the city
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BRS leader KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of neglecting TSCO by cancelling orders and favouring private firms. He warned that such moves would impact weavers and questioned delays in placing additional welfare department orders
