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The Centre has begun moving onion buffer stocks through dedicated Kanda Express railway rakes from Nashik to major consumption centres to check rising prices. Retail onion prices rose sharply year-on-year, with supplies to five cities initially planned
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A 25-year-old man, Jaggeshetti Sai Teja, died after accidentally falling from the first floor of an under-construction building at an RK Construction site in Narsingi on Monday morning. Police registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident
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The 15th Hyderabad Marathon will be held on August 29 and 30, with more than 32,000 runners expected across four categories. The event has secured the World Athletics Label and will highlight sustainability initiatives and charity fundraising.
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The Cockroach Janta Party announced a September 5 protest march in Delhi, accusing the Centre of failing to implement commitments made after its July agitation over examination irregularities. Families of deceased NEET aspirants and alleged police brutality victims will lead the peaceful march
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Police arrested four persons, including three tribals from Andhra Pradesh, for allegedly attempting to sell leopard hide and claws in Kothagudem. The accused reportedly killed the leopard after it fell into a pit. Police seized the dried skin and 17 claws.
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Bhakti Jayesh emerged champion at the Legacy Fighting Championship (LFC-2) after an intense final bout at Katedan GHMC Sports Complex in Hyderabad. More than 7,000 spectators attended the event, which featured 22 international fighters competing in mixed martial arts
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Telugu actor Teja Sajja thanked fans, friends, family, directors and producers for their overwhelming birthday wishes, saying he has never really celebrated his birthdays. He reflected on his journey and said he hopes to create meaningful change, with big dreams ahead
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Dhruv Jurel struck an unbeaten 115 as India declared on 503/9 before Prasidh Krishna and Manav Suthar reduced Sri Lanka to 8/2 on a rain-hit second day of the second Test in Colombo, leaving the hosts 495 runs behind
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Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy blamed officials for erroneously including genuine properties in the 22A prohibited list and assured that the errors would be corrected. He said nearly 98 per cent of genuine registrations among booked slots had been cleared
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Heavy rain battered Delhi-NCR on Monday, causing widespread waterlogging, traffic congestion and flight disruptions. Gurugram authorities advised offices to allow work from home and schools to conduct online classes, while 15 flights, including three international services, were diverted from Delhi airport
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau caught an Alair Revenue Inspector and a Grama Palana Officer in a Rs 14,000 bribe case. The inspector allegedly demanded the money to issue a report facilitating land registration, with the amount recovered from the GPO.
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Divyenndu Sharma is set to reprise his iconic Munna Bhaiya role in Mirzapur: The Movie. Calling the transition from OTT to the big screen an iconic moment, the actor said he is equally excited to see Munna in theatres
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The monsoon has become active over Telangana after a brief lull, bringing heavy rain to several districts. More showers are expected over the next week, with yellow alerts issued for some areas. Hyderabad experienced persistent drizzle and cloudy conditions.
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The government is closely monitoring onion prices, arrivals and availability, saying stocks are sufficient to meet domestic demand in coming months. Buffer stocks are being released in a calibrated manner, while Kanda Express is facilitating supplies to major consumption centres
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Rishabh Pant broke MS Dhoni’s record for the most Test runs by an Indian wicketkeeper away from home after scoring 63 against Sri Lanka. Pant now has 2,534 away Test runs and is also closing in on 3,000 World Test Championship runs
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A New-age Rakhi does not do away with traditions altogether; it just interprets them differently. The emphasis here is on aesthetics, surprises, wearability and personalisation.
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Dhruv Jurel struck an unbeaten 115 as India declared their first innings at 503/9 on day two of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo. Jurel completed his second Test century after rain delayed play by over two hours
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Heavy rain and thunderstorms disrupted flight operations in Delhi-NCR on Monday, with more than a dozen flights diverted. Airlines including IndiGo, Air India, Akasa Air and SpiceJet issued advisories, while the AAI urged passengers to check weather and flight updates
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Children’s entertainment brand EMOMEE has launched its animated series on Netflix, expanding its global reach. Big Skills for Little Ones, Minis features 20 episodes designed to help preschoolers develop confidence, kindness, curiosity, emotional intelligence and problem-solving skills
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England fast bowler Olly Stone has signed a two-year contract extension with County Championship holders Nottinghamshire. The pacer, who recently claimed 10 wickets against Surrey, has taken 26 Division One wickets this season after returning from injury
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A 32-year-old motorcyclist, Prasanth of Pulkal, died after a private company bus hit his motorcycle at Isnapur on NH-65 on Monday. The accident occurred on a narrowed stretch where an underpass is being constructed. Police registered a case
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The Oggu Katha Universe 2025 Honours at the University of Hyderabad celebrated Telangana’s folk heritage by honouring 25 artists. The event featured folk performances, a screening of the English documentary ‘Gods in the Voice’ and a Bathukamma workshop.
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Following the Anjaiah Nagar building collapse, Cyberabad Municipal Corporation enforcement teams identified 38 unauthorised under-construction buildings. Officials served 28 notices, seized one building and demolished nine structures, targeting construction violations on plots below and above 75 square yards.
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Delhi Police have busted a fake airline job racket allegedly operating through “Bretish Airways” and Future Wings Learning Institute, arresting six people in Noida. The accused allegedly duped job seekers by promising airport jobs and collecting registration fees