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Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan condemned the attack on Enforcement Directorate officials during searches linked to the CMRL money laundering case involving Pinarayi Vijayan’s daughter. He termed the violence a serious crime and defended police action taken to maintain law and order
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Hydraa has recruited 16 transgender persons as part of its newly formed Eagle Team to protect lakes, parks and government land. The team will assist in anti-encroachment operations, patrolling and public coordination while providing stable employment opportunities to transgender individuals.
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Cyberabad Police Commissioner M Ramesh unveiled a technology-driven student mobility system to ease school traffic congestion and improve child safety. The proposed platform will integrate RTC and private transport services with centralised monitoring, route optimisation and trained attendants across the commissionerate
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The Supreme Court ruled that clearing the Teacher Eligibility Test remains mandatory for in-service teachers and extended the deadline to August 31, 2028. The court said educational standards and children’s future cannot be compromised, while directing authorities to conduct TET exams regularly
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The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board is preparing to begin emergency pumping from the Singur Reservoir from June 1 to meet the city’s water demand. Officials reviewed pumping arrangements and ongoing technical works at the reservoir and Patancheru Transmission Division-2 area
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The Telangana government released Rs 2,000 crore in the first phase of clearing pending employee dues, including GPF and commutation dues. The government assured that the remaining Rs 4,000 crore would be cleared within the promised 100-day timeline.
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Telangana Farmers’ Commission Chairman M Kodanda Reddy triggered controversy after stating that farmers required only three hours of electricity supply for agricultural operations. Opposition parties and farmers’ organisations criticised the remarks, alleging they signalled attempts to weaken the 24-hour free power scheme.
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Telangana has procured 60 lakh metric tonnes of paddy during the Yasangi season and total procurement is expected to reach 75 LMT, Civil Supplies Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy said. The State has also credited Rs 11,050 crore in MSP payments to farmers
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BRS leader T Harish Rao accused the Congress government of reducing the rabi paddy procurement target and misleading farmers with false claims. He alleged procurement delays, inadequate lifting of produce and payment issues while demanding immediate procurement of all paddy stocks.
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Senior advocate Ghulam Yazdani, known for his contribution to Urdu literature, public service and Hyderabad’s composite culture, passed away at 98. Remembered for his discipline, intellectual engagement and social work, he remained active and connected with society till his final days
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The Supreme Court introduced major electoral reforms for the Supreme Court Bar Association, extending the executive committee tenure to two years from 2027 and revising voter eligibility norms. The court also mandated cooling-off periods and appearance-based voting criteria for advocates
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Sidhivinayak of Victory Playground clinched first place in the boys' 14-year floor exercise at the GHMC Summer Coaching Camp Gymnastics Competition in Ameerpet. The event saw young athletes across multiple age categories competing in floor exercise and bridge balance
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A World Economic Forum delegation met Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu to discuss the roadmap for India’s first thematic Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Discussions focused on green energy, cybersecurity, digital transformation and infrastructure development linked to the state’s clean energy ambitions
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BRS leader T Harish Rao criticised Telangana Farmers' Commission chairman Kodanda Reddy for stating that three hours of electricity supply was enough for farmers. He alleged that the Congress government was attempting to weaken the 24-hour free power supply system introduced during the BRS regime.
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Cyberabad Police uncovered an alleged fake Government Order and illegal land deal racket involving government land in Gandipet and arrested three persons. Police said forged documents were used to claim ownership rights and nearly Rs 4 crore was collected through the proposed deal
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Despite the June 1 deadline for the transfer process, several department heads in Telangana are yet to begin the exercise, prompting criticism from TGEJAC leaders, who warned that delays could create salary-related issues for employees due to Finance Department queries.
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The foot-over-bridge near KBR Park and L V Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad may be dismantled as it has become a bottleneck for ongoing steel flyover projects. The bridge currently serves hundreds of patients, elderly citizens and commuters crossing the busy Banjara Hills road
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Police arrested four persons from Adilabad town for allegedly hunting wild animals near Chinna Mannur village. Knives, snares, motorcycles and a mobile phone were seized. The accused reportedly hunted deer and wild boar to consume and sell the meat illegally.
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Andhra Pradesh Police announced a major safety initiative featuring “Shakti Suraksha War Rooms,” combining CCTV, drones, cyber monitoring and rapid response systems. The programme focuses on women and child protection through awareness drives, stricter policing, faster trials, and community participation across districts
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The Telangana government revised timings for TGSWREIS schools and junior colleges following opposition from students and teachers. From the 2026-27 academic year, institutions will function from 9 am to 4.30 pm, with officials stating the revised schedule will reduce stress and improve student welfare
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Telangana Congress leaders aspiring for cabinet berths may have to wait longer as the party high command remains focused on developments in Karnataka. Several MLAs are lobbying for ministerial positions while speculation over cabinet expansion and reshuffle continues within Gandhi Bhavan
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Ahead of the new academic year beginning June 12, the Telangana School Education department warned private schools against operating unfit buses, overloading students and employing unlicensed drivers. Schools were directed to follow all transport safety norms and obtain necessary permissions
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Andhra Pradesh is set to finalise a population management policy within months to address declining fertility rates below replacement level. The framework focuses on incentives, women’s workforce participation, healthcare, and ageing support while aiming to preserve long-term demographic balance and economic growth
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Farmers at Laggama village in Dahegaon mandal burnt paddy bags to protest delays in the procurement process and deductions allegedly imposed by officials. Police later doused the flames, while authorities assured farmers that procurement would be expedited and transportation arranged
