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The celebrations are aimed at igniting the Olympic Spirit among youth athletes to create Sports awareness in the society.
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Tigulla Raju suffered a paralytic attack and remained bedridden due to mounting pressure from lenders for loan repayment
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Says Revanth selectively quoted Apex Council minutes to mislead the public on Banakacharla project. Alleges political motives and warns against compromising Telangana’s water interests for short-term narratives
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Many aspects of Chess game, how to improve playing strength were explained in detail. Top games of world champions were shown and explained in detail,
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The BRS leader warned that officials who act as Congress puppets would be held accountable once BRS returned to power.
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However, it wasn’t all easy sailing for the Bulls, who were trailing for the majority of the game, and had to fight back to clinch a draw with the final move of the game.
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Another man was sentenced to life imprisonment in murder case; accused Patlolla Ramana had strangled a woman to death for seeking repayment of loan
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Blames stalled Medigadda water lifts for drying up reservoirs and warns of growing distress among farmers
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The Blue Colts led 1-0 at half-time. Suhail Ahmad Bhat (33’) and Parthib Sundar Gogoi (85’) put India in the lead twice, but Ansor Khabibov (59’) and Muhammadiqbol Davlatov (90+1’) restored parity on both occasions, before Muhammadali Azizboev (90+5’) struck the winner late in injury time.
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The government of India said that it is grateful to the governments of Iran and Armenia for the smooth facilitation of the evacuation process.
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Darwin Public School bus driver caught drunk driving during police check. Patancheru police warn of strict action against intoxicated drivers, emphasising student safety during school commutes
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Kothagudem police conducts awareness programmes in tribal hamlets, urging residents not to support Maoists and to prioritise education. Amid recent Maoist activity near Telangana-Chhattisgarh border, villagers asked to report suspicious individuals. Police also distributes mosquito nets and school supplies
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The allegations in the criminal case involved the petitioner and his family allegedly using the dog, which is banned in India.
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Partnership will focus on digital agriculture, AI-based technologies, and training programmes for students and scientists, further strengthening the institutions’ long-standing collaboration dating back to 1964
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Partnership aims to integrate legal research, digital forensics, and operational training, creating a law-and-technology model to tackle cyber threats more effectively across the State
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Revanth Reddy's live telecast became the subject of online ridicule after he was seen publicly asking officials whether Banakacharla was in the Godavari or Krishna basin.
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The Hyderabad Commissioner’s Task Force (East Zone) raided a brothel operating in a flat above a diagnostics centre on Santoshnagar Road. Four individuals, including three women and a customer, were apprehended. The organiser used WhatsApp and social media to attract clients
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The Deputy Chief Minister added that measures were being taken to meet an estimated demand of 26,000 megawatts by 2029–30, and 33,773 megawatts by 2034–35.
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In a crucial TAFRC meeting held here on Wednesday, it has been decided to constitute a sub-committee, which will thoroughly review the proposed fees hike in the private colleges.
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The victim, Durgesh Sahu (35), a native of Chhattisgarh he met his friend Tarun and had a conversation with him over some matter on Tuesday night. Later, in the morning, Durgesh was found dead lying in a pool of blood by his brother.
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The Union Ayush Ministry has launched Ayush Suraksha to curb misleading ads and monitor adverse reactions to Indian medicines. Hyderabad and Warangal have been chosen as Pharmacovigilance centres. Citizens can report suspicious products via ayushsuraksha.com
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Over 3,900 upgraded Anganwadi teachers across Telangana, including 232 in Khammam, are awaiting 12 months of wage arrears. Despite government approval for increased salaries, arrears remain unpaid. CITU leader G. Padma urged Minister Seethakka to expedite the clearance process
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Suresh Reddy Nirmal bought a helium gas cylinder, wore a plastic cover on his face, and inserted a pipe from the cylinder into the plastic cover. He died of asphyxiation, say police
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The locals have suggested installing showers instead of direct river access, posting doctors and paramedical staff near the ghats, and deploying trained rescue teams to reduce fatalities.
