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KCR extended his heartfelt condolences to the grieving party leader, offering comfort and support. He inquired about Laxma Reddy's well-being and assured him of his assistance during this challenging period.
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Andhra Pradesh clinch 3 points by virtue of first innings lead; Hyderabad skipper Tanmay scores 95 in 2nd innings.
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IIT Roorkee received a staggering donation of Rs 5 crore from 1999 batch of its alumni in a reunion meeting
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Police said Mohd. Noorullah Hussain, alias Noor (25), an AC technician from Chandrayangutta, broke into a house and stole valuables worth Rs 1.4 lakh. After receiving a complaint, Kalapathar police registered a case and arrested him. In a separate incident, Karkhana police arrested Y.G. Kalyan Kumar, a courier boy from Bowenpally, for stealing valuables worth Rs 10 lakh from a house on Saturday.
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It serves iconic French dishes like quiche Lorraine and croque-monsieur and French onion soup as well as sourdough Napoletana pizzas, tartines, risottos, and healthy rice bowls. A sweet ending consists of such indulgent options as Crème Brûlée, éclairs, or fruit tarts.
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Husaini urged them to connect with the broader society through a new framework called "RISE," which stands for Reach Out, Individual Contribution, Shift in Public Opinion, and Engagement. He emphasized the importance of extending engagement beyond the organization, focusing on personal outreach, reform, and service, in order to create positive changes in public perception and involve the wider Muslim community in amplifying the outreach efforts.
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The accused has been identified as Sonu, a resident of Jakholi village in Kaithal district, according to police. The incident occurred late Friday night when a crime unit team was conducting vehicle checks in the Sector 9 area. When the police signalled a Creta car to stop, the driver fled through the checkpoint. The police pursued the vehicle, and during the chase, the driver opened fire, injuring a policeman by striking their car, as per a senior police officer.
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The results were announced by TGCHE Chairman Prof. V. Balakista Reddy and OU Vice Chancellor Prof. Molugaram Kumar at the OU campus and are now available on the website www.telanganaset.org. Prof. Kumar congratulated the successful candidates and emphasized the significance of TGSET in promoting academic excellence and maintaining high teaching standards in Telangana's higher education institutions.
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The SCR notice stated that the church, built in 1927, was an encroachment on railway land and directed that it be vacated within a month. It further warned that failure to comply would result in eviction proceedings under the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorized Occupants) Act, 1971, and could lead to legal action.
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A senior Forest Department official confirmed to IANS that forest staff posted in the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve (BTR) in Umaria district will be transferred. Sources revealed that Chief Minister Mohan Yadav expressed concern over the recent deaths of wild elephants, prompting the department to initiate a reshuffle of staff at the reserve.
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The venture represents a significant move in the Group's commitment to consumer health, introducing millet-based products that align with modern, health-conscious lifestyles while maintaining nutritional value, according to a press release. In the first phase, 45 products, including regional khichdis, millet-based cookies, health bars, munchies, and noodles, have been launched, enriching India's food category.
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In a meeting with Telangana Education Commission Chairman Akunuri Murali, TPTF President Y. Ashok Kumar and General Secretary P. Nagi Reddy urged the State government to reject the new national education policy, citing its contradiction with constitutional objectives. They called for the inclusion of advancements in modern science and technology in the school curriculum, aligned with a scientific education policy. Additionally, they demanded the allocation of one teacher per class in primary schools, a dedicated classroom for each class, and the creation of a principal position for every primary school.
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Speaking to the media, he stated that the government had established a dedicated commission to determine the percentage of reservations for various BC communities in local bodies, and the commission is actively working toward finalizing the quotas.
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During the event, students alleged that the principal failed to address their concerns and restricted proper interaction with their parents. They accused her of using abusive language when questioned and imposing penalties on students returning late to the hostel after vacations, citing school development. Additionally, they claimed they were denied cosmetic charges sanctioned by the state government.
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According to available information, Kasthuri was reportedly arrested in Gachibowli by a special team from the Tamil Nadu police and is being escorted back to Chennai. However, local police stated they were not notified about the arrest by their counterparts.
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During the protest, Ali criticized the strict attendance policies that prevented many students from appearing for exams. “These unfair policies are jeopardizing the future of over 1 lakh students,” he stated.
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Council authorities discovered that some colleges admitted students before the admission notification was issued, bypassing the merit order and charging exorbitant fees. According to regulations, 70% of seats in private engineering colleges are filled under the convener quota through TG EAPCET web-based counseling. The remaining 30% are to be filled by managements after advertising in at least three leading newspapers.
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Requests for correction of data will not be entertained after the deadline, the department said.
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Candidates will be permitted into the centre from 8.30 am for morning session and 1.30 pm for afternoon session.
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Prof. Reddy highlighted opportunities for collaboration during the meeting, including the establishment of incubation centers, research parks, and capacity-building programs. IIT-M Director Prof. V. Kamakoti shared insights into successful initiatives like Pravartak, NPTEL, and Vidya Shakti, which have greatly contributed to advancing the State's technological education.
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With a late fee of Rs.50 and Rs.200, students can pay the fee up to December 10 and 19 respectively.
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Forget about continuation of works, sheds are being utilized for other purposes. While two sheds were allocated to Sircilla Cooperative Electric Supply Society (CESS), more sheds are being utilized as godowns to store paddy procured from farmers.
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The scammers offered the victim an increase in his credit card limit to ₹2 lakh and provided a link to proceed. They then sent a file named “PM KISAN YOJNAx3.APK” via WhatsApp, instructing the victim to install the app.
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Officials are expecting that the tigers would make the reserve as their home considering their efforts to create suitable conditions for their inhabitation.
