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The final squad of 23 players for the Qualifiers will be confirmed before the first match.
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Airport closures across the Middle East amid Israel-Iran conflict have stranded thousands of passengers, halted flights, and heightened regional travel chaos as tensions escalate with ongoing airstrikes, drone attacks, and missile retaliation
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Despite her fabulous achievements in track and field, Nandini has to wait for a State Government job or even a decent house site.
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While Rama Rao brought international recognition to Telangana through the Formula-E race, Revanth Reddy brought shame by organising flop beauty pageants, says Harish Rao
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The Blue Colts have been training at the AIFF National Centre of Excellence in Kolkata since June 1 and departed for Tajikistan on Monday afternoon.
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Beneficiaries of the housing scheme in Jagtial's Nakkalapeta protested after their names were excluded from the final list. Of 60 shortlisted, only 41 received proceedings. Protesters allege political bias and demand fair allotment for all eligible residents
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The EOI process invites leading game developers, publishers, and gaming ventures to express their interest in building a transformative cricket game. Shortlisted parties will be invited to a formal tender process at the conclusion of the EOI.
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Dr. Vivek told the delegation that he would love to see the HCA regain past glory and expressed his desire to guide the association in future activities.
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Three individuals died by suicide in separate incidents in the city during the early hours of Monday and Sunday night
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Congress MLAs approached the Telangana High Court alleging encroachment of 27 acres of government land in Khajaguda, claiming HYDRAA ignored their complaints and that officials colluded with private builders
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Tension prevailed at Chalpaka in Eturunagaram mandal in the district on Monday as tribals who have put up huts in reserve forest lands clashed with forest officials and police
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Hydraa Commissioner A V Ranganath cautioned Hyderabad residents against buying properties built on encroached nala lands, warning of legal issues, financial loss, and possible demolition during a Prajavani session
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A teenager died in a road accident at Banjara Hills on Sunday night
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A labourer died by suicide at railway tracks in Secunderabad on Monday
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T Harish Rao criticised the Congress for spreading false claims about the Kaleshwaram project, asserting water lift figures and approvals were misrepresented in a deliberate misinformation campaign ahead of elections
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BRS women leaders accused the Congress government of misusing probe agencies for political vendetta against KCR, KTR, and Harish Rao, alleging diversion from governance and unfulfilled welfare promises
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Forest officials in Sangareddy’s Kalher mandal installed eight camera traps to track leopards after repeated sightings, with monitoring intensified and public urged to stay alert until animals return to forest
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Second Auxiliary Nurse Midwives from across Telangana protested at the MHSRB office in Hyderabad, demanding the release of December 2024 MPHW exam results. Supported by AITUC, they warned of larger agitation if the government fails to act immediately
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As Andhra Pradesh prepares for the 2027 Godavari Pushkarams with a Rs 904-crore plan, Telangana is yet to begin planning. Minister Konda Surekha blames the Centre for not releasing funds, despite no review meetings or project estimates from the State
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy directed officials to make all 34 government medical colleges fully functional within three years, with required infrastructure, staffing, and technology, including a mobile app for hospital operations
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Homeschooling is gaining popularity in India, offering personalized, flexible education. Legal and increasingly accepted, it caters to various needs with support from online platforms, formal curricula, and community groups
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BRS MLA and former Minister T Harish Rao was admitted to KIMS Hospital in Hyderabad after developing high fever and exhaustion. The illness followed a hectic day at Telangana Bhavan. Doctors say his condition is stable and advised rest.
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Enrolled in AESL’s classroom programme, the students credited structured content, expert mentoring, and disciplined preparation for their success in the competitive medical entrance exam
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Old age is not just about a weakened body. It is a journey back to dependency, often harder than infancy — because society offers no celebration or emotional support for it
