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The Cricket Association of Telangana has appealed to the state government to dissolve the Hyderabad Cricket Association's existing body and appoint an ad hoc panel amid continuing administrative issues and neglect of rural talent
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According to reliable sources, the PDS mafia is paying protection money to rowdy sheeters every month alongside mamools (bribes) to patrolling teams.
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Pedestrians in Hyderabad are facing growing risks due to reckless driving, wrong-side riders, and footpaths taken over by hawkers. With traffic rules rarely followed, residents say walking on city roads is becoming increasingly unsafe and stressful
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The recognition positions Secunderabad Cantonment as a model for other urban local bodies striving for excellence in urban sanitation, according to the statement.
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Hydraa undertakes desilting and anti-encroachment operations in Hyderabad’s nalas to prevent monsoon flooding. Encroachments near Khairatabad and Kukatpally have been removed, and accumulated waste cleared using long-arm JCBs as part of citywide infrastructure improvement efforts
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Chief Justice of India BR Gavai calls the Constitution “invaluable” for maintaining India’s unity over 75 years. Speaking at Osmania University, he highlights Ambedkar’s vision, especially Article 32, as vital to safeguarding fundamental rights and preserving national integrity
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A fabric-laden auto trolley caught fire near LB Nagar on Saturday afternoon. No casualties were reported, as the driver and helper escaped in time. Firefighters doused the flames within 30 minutes. The cause of the fire remains unknown
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An unidentified youth dies by suicide after jumping in front of a speeding train between Secunderabad and Lalaguda in Hyderabad. The railway police are working with local stations to trace his identity through recent missing person complaints
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Nirvi performed each chess opening trap with perfect clarity and speed, seamlessly moving between more than 50 different chess setups, a press release said.
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Telangana is facing a rainfall deficit in 10 districts, with paddy sowing at just 8.02% of the normal area. Though maize and cotton show better progress, the Kharif season remains uncertain with limited rainfall forecast in the coming weeks
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Telangana will form Common Interest Groups for street vendors to promote savings and access to bank loans. Under MEPMA, 10–12 vendors per group will be monitored before bank linkage. The move aims to curb dependence on private moneylenders
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India's under-20 women's team will play two friendlies against Uzbekistan in Tashkent as part of their preparations for the AFC U20 Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers next month in Myanmar
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Panchayati Raj Assistant Engineer Jagadish was caught red-handed by ACB officials while accepting a Rs. 90,000 bribe in Kalvasrirampur mandal. He had demanded the amount from a contractor to clear CC road work bills. A trap was laid based on a complaint
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A government-appointed committee to review staff strength across Telangana departments has triggered concerns among employees. While officials say it aims to assess staffing needs, employees fear cost-cutting, delayed benefits, and job losses—particularly among contract and outsourced workers
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Visakhapatnam will host the second BIMSTEC Ports Conclave on July 14–15. Focusing on the blue economy, green energy, and regional trade, the event will bring together BIMSTEC nations to boost maritime cooperation, investment, innovation, and sustainable connectivity
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8 Vasantalu follows Suddhi, a free-spirited girl from Ooty, on an eight-year journey of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery, with soulful music and stunning visuals adding depth to her story
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Sony LIV’s Mayasabha: The Rise of the Titans premieres August 7. Set in 1990s Andhra Pradesh, it follows two friends-turned-political rivals. Starring Aadhi Pinisetty and Chaitanya Rao Madadi, the series explores power, betrayal, and ambition in Indian state politics
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YSRCP chief YS Jaganmohan Reddy accused Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu of silencing dissent and misusing police powers. He alleged that opposition voices, including farmers and party workers, are being harassed, arrested, or blocked from speaking out during protests
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Despite a Central advisory prohibiting mandatory collection of mobile numbers, Hyderabad retailers continue to insist on them during billing. Consumers face unsolicited promotions and privacy breaches, while the Telangana Consumer Affairs Department has yet to implement the advisory effectively.
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TG EdCET 2025 admissions for two-year BEd programs start July 21. Certificate verification for special quotas is from July 23–26. Web options are open August 4–6, with seat allotment on August 9. Classes begin tentatively on August 18
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Two men were arrested in Hyderabad's Tolichowki for illegal possession of deer meat and horns. Police seized the items and handed them to forest officials. Authorities are investigating possible wildlife trade and violations of the Wildlife Protection Act
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Union Bank of India held a Suraksha Saturation and Awareness Camp at Munchintala, Rangareddy, with over 300 attendees. Sanction letters worth Rs. 50 crore were distributed, and 15 stalls showcased financial products under a nationwide financial inclusion campaign
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Siddipet police arrested two men from Rajasthan for stealing 185 transformers to extract and sell copper wire. They seized 272 kg of copper, Rs. 3.24 lakh in cash, and a bike. Three accomplices are currently absconding, officials said
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India’s Civil Aviation Minister urged patience as the AAIB’s preliminary report on the Air India crash in Ahmedabad indicates both engines were shut down. Officials stress it’s too early to draw conclusions until the final investigation findings are released
