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The Bengaluru Bravehearts became the third team to progress to the semi-final of Season 1 of the Rugby Premier League
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Kodad police bust inter-state kidney racket that duped vulnerable patients by promising organ transplants. Six members arrested while four are absconding. The gang extorted lakhs from patients, including Rs 22 lakh from a complainant whose surgery never occurred.
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Vijaya Kumar, a resident of Vijayawada, lured the people with "buyback and pre-launch schemes" and other investment schemes
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To jointly implement ‘Driving Policing Efficiency for Community Impact’; project aims to enable deeper community outreach, enhance victim-centric service delivery
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The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has won the Golden Globe Tigers Award 2025 for its innovative deployment of an Adaptive Traffic Signal Control System (ATCS).
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Annual toll pass allows unlimited access across NH toll plazas - subject to a maximum of 200 crossings or one year of validity, whichever comes earlier; confusion over its implementation continues
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The Rath Yatra of deities of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subadra, organised by Shree Jagannath Swamy Ramgopal Trust, will start from Jagannath temple, Secunderabad
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has directed officials to draft a long-term urban policy focused on Hyderabad's core area within the Outer Ring Road.
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GM MR Lalit Babu overcame illness to win the Aurionpro International GM Chess Tournament in Mumbai. The 32-year-old called it a significant title and now sets sights on re-entering the ELO 2600 club and qualifying for elite global events
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Once the locations are finalised, civil works including construction of pedestals, beautification works will be taken up, say sources
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A 46-year-old man from Siddipet died en route to the hospital, with his family alleging the 108 ambulance lacked oxygen. A rasta roko was held outside the government hospital, though ambulance staff claimed oxygen was provided.
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To provide nutritious fodder to bulls at Sri Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple goshala, the Rajanna-Sircilla district administration will cultivate green grass on 82 acres. Collector Sandeep Kumar Jha has directed officials to improve upkeep and recruit trained staff
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The victims in their complaint said they were sowing cotton seeds in their podu lands when Forest officials, identified as Nagaraju, Rambabu and others, arrived to dig trenches. When questioned by them, the officials allegedly thrashed them with hands and sticks, tore the clothes of a woman identified as Kunjam Jogamma, and attempted to molest them.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau, investigating the SCCL job irregularities, took Sadarla Prashanth, a general mazdoor working at Kakatiya one incline mine, into custody
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Following directions from the IGP an enquiry was conducted and a report was submitted to the senior police officer by an official in Khammam police Commissionerate.
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The party leaders also raised concerns over a viral video of one Sridhar Rao from Sandhya Convention reportedly making disturbing comments linked to the death of former MLA Maganti Gopinath.
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The Telangana BIE constitutes three task force teams to crack down on colleges functioning without affiliation
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Telangana urged the Centre to return or compensate for over 7,000 acres of unused CPSU land. Minister D Sridhar Babu raised the issue with Union Minister Kumaraswamy, demanding guidelines to prevent transfer of these lands to private entities without consultation
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Police officials allege that the MLC and his associates interfered with police duties, intimidated them and unlawfully entered the station.
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A spotted deer was killed by a pack of street dogs in Yellaram village of Sadasivapet mandal. Locals tried to intervene but could not save the animal. Forest officials examined the carcass and buried it as per guidelines
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Leader of Opposition S Madhusudana Chari slams CM Revanth Reddy for saying farmers wanted to hang KCR, calling it an insult to the former Chief Minister. He challenges Revanth Reddy to face bypolls and criticises the Congress for failing on BC quota promises
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Tribal families in Kothagudem accuse forest officials of demanding bribes and later assaulting women despite receiving payment. Telangana Jagruthi and Adivasi groups visit Iravendi village, vowing legal action after disturbing accounts of physical abuse and threats over podu land cultivation
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VH Rao also called upon psychologists, social thinkers, and rights activists to create public awareness and work collectively to build a strong and civilised society.
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Instructs officials to improve government school infrastructure, ensure inclusivity for students with special needs, and replace traditional kitchens with solar ones. He also urges action to enroll SSC pass-outs into intermediate education to reduce dropout rates
