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Hyderabad: Wave of violent crimes grips Rajendranagar, residents on edge

Hyderabad: Wave of violent crimes grips Rajendranagar, residents on edge

  • Andhra Pradesh announces Public-Private Partnership model to build 10 medical colleges

    Andhra Pradesh announced a PPP model to build 10 medical colleges, adding 110 MBBS seats yearly. It saves Rs 3,700 crore in costs, offers free care for most patients, and introduces AI-driven healthcare. Delayed projects will now be fast-tracked
  • BJP faces setback as Shamshabad cadre joins BRS

    Senior BJP leader Kolanu Pradeep Reddy, along with a large group of followers, joined the BRS in Shamshabad on Tuesday. KT Rama Rao welcomed him at Telangana Bhavan, calling his public goodwill a key strength for the party’s local base
  • India, Morocco discuss trade, strategic cooperation

    India and Morocco have taken steps to deepen their strategic partnership. Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh met Morocco’s trade secretary in Delhi, while Defence Minister Rajnath Singh visited Morocco, inaugurated a Tata defence plant, and signed key defence and trade agreements
  • KTR accuses Congress and BJP of betraying farmers and people

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao lashed out at the Congress for neglecting farmers and accused the BJP of cheating the public. He urged youth to join politics, alleging failures in governance and demanding a return of former CM K Chandrashekhar Rao
  • TGSRTC becomes India’s first public transport body to adopt AI for operations

    The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) has become India’s first public transport body to integrate Artificial Intelligence into daily operations. Partnering with Hansa Equity Partners, the project covers health monitoring, automated bus scheduling, and performance tracking to modernize services and support employees.
  • Hyderabad airport wins top energy efficiency awards at CII event

    Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) has bagged the “National Energy Leader” award for the seventh year in a row and the “Excellent Energy Efficient Unit” honour for the ninth time at the CII National Energy Management Awards 2025.
  • ICRISAT scientists identify genes for stem rot resistance in groundnut

    ICRISAT scientists have identified 13 genomic regions and 145 candidate genes for stem rot resistance in groundnut. The breakthrough paves the way for breeding disease-resistant varieties, promising higher yields, lower losses and improved incomes for millions of farmers worldwide
  • Fake government apps drain Rs 4.85 lakh from Hyderabad citizens

    Cybercriminals duped Hyderabad citizens of Rs 4.85 lakh using fake APK apps disguised as government services. Victims unknowingly installed apps like “RTO Challan APK” and “PM Kisan APK,” which hijacked their phones. Police urged citizens to download apps only from official stores.
  • Telangana farmers hit hard by rising crop investment costs

    Farmers across Telangana are facing steep hikes in cultivation costs due to high prices of fertilizers, seeds and labour. Paddy, cotton and chilli growers report rising debts as crop prices remain low, leaving small and tenant farmers with mounting financial stress
  • Andhra Pradesh: Jagan launches ‘digital book’ to document injustices against YSRCP cadres

    YSRCP leader YS Jaganmohan Reddy launched a Digital Book and IVRS system to document injustices faced by party workers. He promised SIT probes into these complaints once YSRCP returns to power, ensuring accountability for alleged political victimisation
  • 71 Maoists surrender in Dantewada under Chhattisgarh’s ‘Lon Varratu’ 

    In South Bastar, 71 Maoists, including 30 with bounties, surrendered to police under Chhattisgarh’s rehabilitation drive. Many were involved in violence for years. The state will help them reintegrate with financial aid, skill training, and land support
  • India faces rising dementia burden as ageing population grows, warns psychiatrist

    India’s ageing population is pushing dementia cases to alarming levels, with 7.4%—around 90 lakh people—already affected. Experts warn states to act decisively on prevention and early detection, as new therapies offer hope but require timely diagnosis and intervention.
  • BRS demands legal backing for 42 per cent BC reservation

    The BRS has accused the Congress government of betraying BCs by not providing legal backing for the promised 42% reservation in local body elections. Party leaders demanded Ninth Schedule inclusion and warned of political consequences if the quota faced legal challenges.
  • Remembering 1908 Musi River Floods tragedy, memorial under Great Tamarind Tree

    To mark 117 years since the 1908 Musi River Floods, Forum for a Better Hyderabad is holding a memorial at Osmania General Hospital on September 25. The event honours lives lost and celebrates a tree that saved over 150 people
  • Govt unveils strict selection criteria for Asian Games 2026 and other multi-sport events

    The Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports has announced new selection criteria for Asian Games 2026 and other multi-sport events. The guidelines stress transparency, performance benchmarks, and medal prospects, with provisions for measurable, non-measurable, and team events.
  • Sophie Devine excited about new talent in New Zealand’s Women’s World Cup squad

    New Zealand captain Sophie Devine expresses excitement about emerging talent in the White Ferns squad ahead of the ICC Women’s World Cup. She highlighted young stars, preparation in India and Sri Lanka, and the squad’s focus on fitness and skills.
  • IIT-AIIMS team uses AI to improve childhood malnutrition detection

    IT and AIIMS Jodhpur researchers have developed DomainAdapt, an AI-powered framework to detect childhood malnutrition using photos. Coupled with the AnthroVision dataset, it provides fast, scalable, and accurate assessment of stunting, wasting, and underweight in children.
  • Pawan Kalyan announces committee to address Uppada fishermen’s concerns over sea pollution

    Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan announced a committee to resolve Uppada fishermen’s grievances over sea pollution affecting livelihoods. The panel will include officials, local leaders, and fishermen representatives to address compensation, infrastructure, and sustainable fishing opportunities.
  • Rupee dips to 88.80 against US dollar amid tariff, H-1B concerns

    The Indian rupee slipped 7 paise to 88.80 against the US dollar on Wednesday amid US tariffs and H-1B visa fee hike concerns, coupled with persistent foreign fund outflows. Sensex and Nifty also opened lower, reflecting investor risk aversion.
  • Sensex, Nifty slip as FII outflows and H-1B visa hike weigh on sentiment

    Sensex and Nifty opened lower on Wednesday amid foreign fund outflows and concerns over the US H-1B visa fee hike. Major laggards included Tech Mahindra and ICICI Bank, while Brent crude rose 0.28% and Asian markets were mixed.
  • Rani Mukerji helps Shah Rukh Khan wear lanyard at 71st National Film Awards

    At the 71st National Film Awards, Rani Mukerji helped Shah Rukh Khan wear his medal, creating a wholesome viral moment. Rani won Best Actress, SRK and Vikrant Massey shared Best Actor, and Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani won Best Popular Film.
  • Global Chess League Season 3 player draft set for September 26 in Mumbai

    The Global Chess League Season 3 draft will be held in Mumbai on September 26. Six franchises will select from a 36-player pool, including world champions and rising stars, in the world’s only official gender-inclusive chess league.
  • Tourism in Uganda boosts conservation of endangered mountain gorillas

    In Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, communities have shifted from poaching to conservation as tourism generates vital income. Named gorillas are treated with deep care, and reformed poachers now protect them, highlighting a powerful link between economic benefit and wildlife preservation
  • Harish Rao lashes out at Congress govt over Krishna River water row

    BRS leader T. Harish Rao criticised Telangana Congress leaders for contradictory statements on Krishna River water allocations, accusing them of weakening the State’s case. He defended BRS’s past efforts and vowed to continue fighting for Telangana’s rightful share.
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