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Saranu Nishant claimed five wickets for 30 runs as Hyderabad bowled out Uttar Pradesh for 168 in their Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy match. Hyderabad reached 82/2 at stumps, while several A, B and C-Division league matches produced results
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Telangana has declared 365 mandals across 31 districts drought-affected for Vanakalam 2026. The State recorded a 17 per cent rainfall deficit, while paddy cultivation and crop area declined. The Assembly has sought central assistance, additional employment and a Rs. 20,000-crore relief package
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The Telangana High Court warned that the Chief Secretary may have to appear in person over delays in implementing directions on DSC-2002 Hindi Pandit Grade-II appointments. The government must submit a compliance report by November 4 or face contempt proceedings
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The Telangana High Court questioned the ACB’s communication to passport authorities over K.T. Rama Rao’s alleged involvement in the Formula E case. It declined a stay but ordered status quo on the notices and sought counter-affidavits by November 6
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HCLTech and Japan’s Rapidus Corporation have launched two development centres in India to support semiconductor engineering. The partnership will cover mask design, design infrastructure and related capabilities, while helping build a pipeline of Indian engineering talent for Rapidus’ operations in Japan
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DP World PGTI and Business Today have partnered to expand corporate golf in India. The collaboration will retain a multi-city tournament format, strengthen links between business leaders and professional golfers, and promote the sport further to wider audiences across India
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JERA and AM Green have signed a binding agreement for approximately 70,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually over five years. Supplies are planned from AM Green’s Kakinada facility, expected to be commissioned in 2028–29, supporting Japan’s decarbonisation goals
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The Telangana Private Junior Colleges Management Association has demanded withdrawal of fines imposed on colleges by TG BIE. It alleges that affiliation approvals remain pending despite genuine fire safety certificates and has sought an inquiry into alleged financial irregularities
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FATHI has urged the Telangana government to release 50 per cent of pending fee reimbursement and scholarship dues. The association says prolonged delays are straining private colleges, affecting staff livelihoods and threatening students’ educational and employment prospects
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Dividing GHMC into three corporations could improve urban governance, but the proposed civic overhaul risks concentrating power, increasing tax burden and weakening local democracy
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Sen is regarded as one of the architects of modern string theory, and his pioneering research has helped scientists better understand the mysteries of black holes
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Telangana’s irrigation shortage has raised questions over water management as farmers face possible Yasangi cultivation curbs. The article examines rainfall deficits, reservoir storage, river inflows, Kaleshwaram operations and opposition allegations, while calling for transparency and urgent measures to protect livelihoods
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HYDRAA dismantled seven illegal borewells near Fox Sagar, taking the total removed during a two-day crackdown to 38. The agency also stopped an alleged illegal water trade operation near Kompally, seized tankers and disrupted preparations to drill more borewells.
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Three members of a family, including a two-year-old girl, were found dead at their residence in Hyderabad’s KPHB Colony on Tuesday. Police said the father allegedly killed the child before the couple died by suicide. A note was recovered
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Four construction workers sustained serious injuries after an iron rod they were lifting touched a live 11-KV overhead electric wire at Mohammadapur in Siddipet district. They were taken to the government hospital in Husnabad, where their condition was reported stable.
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Journalists invited to a Ministers’ review meeting in Sangareddy were denied entry, drawing criticism from media representatives and opposition leaders. BRS MLAs also objected to being denied an opportunity to speak, before the Ministers assured them they could address the meeting.
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An SCCL employee, Sathish Reddy, was killed in Paloncha after the open luggage compartment door of a private bus allegedly struck his head. Police registered a case and are investigating the circumstances, while relatives and residents demanded strict action.
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Former Minister T Harish Rao accused the Congress government of failing to fulfil promises to ration dealers, pay their commissions and address their demands. He urged them to fight collectively and alleged that coarse rice worth Rs 600 crore was rotting in godowns.
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Osmania University is hosting the FASMI Biennial Meeting 2026 for the first time in India. Around 350 participants are attending sessions on molecular imaging, artificial intelligence, theranostics and advanced medical technologies, with experts highlighting research and personalised healthcare
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of wasting Godavari and Krishna water while crops withered in Telangana. He blamed Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for agrarian distress, demanded the operation of irrigation pumps and announced a Nirmal meeting.
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Junior doctors at Osmania General Hospital resumed their agitation on Tuesday, citing unresolved infrastructure deficiencies, inadequate medical facilities and delayed stipends. They said authorities had failed to address their concerns despite assurances following protests held on October 12 and 13
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A job mela will be held at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad on October 31 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Around 50 companies are expected to participate, offering non-IT employment opportunities to freshers and experienced candidates
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Chinna Narasimha of Gurakonda village has undertaken a padayatra to the Erravalli farmhouse, hoping to see BRS chief K Chandrashekhar Rao return as Chief Minister. He also wants to highlight farmers’ problems, including shortages of irrigation water, electricity and urea.
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JLR has begun local assembly of the Defender 110 in Pune, slashing prices by up to Rs 34 lakh. Offered in three powertrains starting at Rs 99 lakh, the luxury SUV features enhanced standard equipment and scheduled deliveries from November 15