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Acrotech Biopharma, a subsidiary of Hyderabad-based Aurobindo Pharma, has launched ADQUEY ointment in the US for mild-to-moderate atopic dermatitis. The non-steroidal topical PDE4 inhibitor is indicated for adults and children aged two years and above.
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A Hyderabad-based devotee donated Rs 1.02 crore to the TTD-run SV Pranadana Trust, which provides free treatment to economically weaker patients suffering from serious ailments, including heart, kidney and brain diseases and cancer
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Upzy House, a dedicated facility for gig workers, was inaugurated in Kondapur on Friday. The centre offers air-conditioned seating, meals, washrooms, healthcare and recreational facilities, with memberships available to workers associated with major delivery, e-commerce and service platforms.
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India’s under-fire bowling attack faces another test against the West Indies in the third ODI after two high-scoring matches. With the hosts leading 2-0, attention will focus on their pace options, Ravindra Jadeja and back-up bowlers ahead of Saturday’s finale
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The 390-metre Mehdipatnam pedestrian skywalk is nearing completion, with HMDA expecting to open it within two months. The facility will have five entry and exit points, 13 elevators and connectivity for more than 50,000 pedestrians.
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ICMR-NIN and WHO guidance emphasises breastfeeding, homemade complementary foods and dietary variety for infants and young children. Experts caution parents against unnecessary commercial supplements, while stressing that supplements may be medically indicated in specific cases under professional guidance.
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Sujeet Kalkal staged a stunning late comeback from 2-9 down to defeat Tajikistan’s Abdulmazhid Kudiyev 10-9 and win India’s first wrestling gold at the Asian Games 2026. Earlier, he beat Olympic champion Kotaro Kiyooka in the 65kg semifinal
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More than 300 cancer survivors will lead the ninth Global Grace Cancer Run at Gachibowli Stadium on October 11. Organised by Grace Cancer Foundation, the event expects 35,000 participants and aims to promote cancer awareness, early detection and screening.
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The Jain community in Hyderabad organised a 23-km Tiranga Ahimsa Car Rally with 187 decorated cars on Friday. The rally began and ended at Jal Vihar, promoting national pride and Ahimsa while commemorating Gandhi Jayanti and other important occasions.
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More than 500 protesters, including AAP leaders and student activists, were detained in Delhi during demonstrations demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over alleged SIR irregularities and voter deletions. Police imposed restrictions around Jantar Mantar, while Metro services were affected
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Yuvraj Singh believes India have the squad strength to challenge for the 2027 ODI World Cup and wants the team management to settle on a core group well in advance. Suresh Raina also praised India’s current playing style and depth.
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Telangana continues to face substantial pending payments to employees, retirees and contractors despite government claims of phased clearance. Employee groups cite over Rs 14,200 crore in dues, while contractor liabilities have also risen, keeping arrears and payments at the centre of protests.
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Parveen Hooda defeated Chinese Taipei’s Chen Nien-chin 3-2 to win gold in the women’s 65kg boxing category at the Asian Games. Her victory came hours after Lovlina Borgohain’s 75kg gold, giving India a historic double in women’s boxing
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Rishab Shetty has reflected on the journey of making ‘Kantara Chapter 1’ as the film completes one year. The actor-director recalled the challenges of creating the prequel, thanked his team and expressed gratitude for the audience’s continued love
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The Southwest Monsoon has not yet withdrawn from the Northeast, which recorded a 26 per cent rainfall deficit during June-September. Meghalaya recorded the region’s highest shortfall at 60 per cent, while East and Northeast India saw their lowest rainfall since 1901
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Pranavi Urs moved into the lead in the women’s individual golf event at the Asian Games after shooting a four-under 66 in Round 3. She is 15-under overall, while India also moved to second in the women’s team event.
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Cockroach Janata Party leaders said they were ready to face arrest ahead of their planned Mumbai protest demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation. The group urged people to join the agitation and alleged irregularities in electoral rolls
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Traffic congestion on the Sangareddy-Patancheru stretch of NH-65 has worsened amid road-widening and flyover works. A 23-km journey now takes up to two hours during peak periods, with incomplete service roads and culverts hampering efforts to divert traffic
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao said Kalyana Lakshmi and Shaadi Mubarak had supported 16.78 lakh poor families with Rs 16,375 crore over 12 years. He accused the Congress government of weakening the schemes and failing to fulfil its gold promise.
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Five transgender persons were arrested in Adilabad on charges of allegedly harassing passengers, threatening them and forcibly demanding money at the bus station. Police cautioned that stern action would be taken against those causing inconvenience to people through threats or forced demands
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Yuzvendra Chahal has announced his retirement from first-class cricket after a 17-year career, ending his hopes of earning a Test cap. The veteran leg-spinner said he remains determined to continue playing white-ball cricket and represent India again
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India’s men’s quadrant won a bronze medal in sepaktakraw at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games after losing 0-2 to Japan in the semifinal. India topped Group A after three wins, including a victory over World Cup champions Myanmar.
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A passenger allegedly triggered an emergency exit alarm while boarding an IndiGo flight to Kadapa at Hyderabad airport after being moved to an emergency-exit row. He was deboarded and handed over to police, who registered a case and began an investigation
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay launched the expanded Vettri Payanam scheme on Gandhi Jayanti, extending free bus travel to additional services. The initiative is expected to benefit 84.32 lakh women daily, while implementation in two poll-bound districts remains deferred