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A field study by the Telangana Vikasa Samiti has revealed a worsening crisis for farmers across the state, driven by a severe shortage of urea and unreliable power supply. The report highlights long queues, procedural delays due to biometric and OTP systems, and crop failures, especially among paddy, maize, and cotton growers.
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A farmer from Mahabubabad attempted suicide after failing to secure urea, leaving him in critical condition. The incident triggered widespread protests across Telangana, with farmers blocking roads, storming warehouses, and staging dharnas, as opposition leaders blamed the Congress government for the crisis
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao criticised the Congress government in Gadwal, calling defecting MLAs selfish and demanding by-elections. He highlighted failures in governance, farmer distress, welfare schemes, and urged people to reject Congress in upcoming local elections
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The Hyderabad Commissioner’s Task Force (South East) raided a spa centre at Malakpet and caught three persons, including two customers and the organiser. Nine women were also held. All were handed over to Malakpet police for further action
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The World Telugu Information Technology Council (WTITC) has appointed Praneetha Kotla as its Women’s Wing NRI Joint Secretary. She is Vice-Chair of the IEEE North Carolina Council and Tech Lead at Carolina Women in Tech, according to a press release
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The GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan has appealed to eligible citizens in Hyderabad to register as voters under the Special Summary Revision 2025 by September 17. Forms 6, 7, and 8 are available online and through Booth Level Officers
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Two Singareni Collieries workers were injured in a roof collapse at the KTK-6 underground mine in Bhupalpally on Saturday. Both sustained serious injuries during roof bolting work and were shifted to Hyderabad for advanced treatment after initial first aid
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The roof of Adilabad’s Old Collectorate collapsed minutes before a minister’s meeting, sparking panic among employees. While no injuries were reported, officials ordered a safety review. Meanwhile, delays plague the new Rs.55-crore Integrated District Offices Complex project
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The Stanley College of Engineering for Women, in association with ACM-W and CSI Student Branch, conducted a five-day boot camp on IoT and drone technology. Experts highlighted the transformative impact of these technologies across agriculture, healthcare, smart cities, and devices
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BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan Kumar has demanded a judicial probe into alleged irregularities in the TGPSC Group-1 recruitment process. He accused the Congress government of suppressing dissent and violating students’ constitutional rights. Sravan also condemned police action against protesting students.
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The former Minister demanded a judicial commission to probe alleged irregularities in Group-1 recruitment. Accusing CM Revanth Reddy of betraying unemployed youth with false promises, he said Congress was taking credit for BRS notifications while failing to deliver jobs
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Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) will, for the first time, appoint women General Assistants and Badili workers as heavy machinery operators in opencast mines. Eligible women will receive training in Sircilla before appointment. SCCL is also reviving women security guard roles
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India and Japan played out a 1-1 draw in the Women’s Asia Cup Super 4s in Hangzhou. Beauty Dung Dung scored for India before Shiho Kobayakawa equalised late for Japan
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Apple’s iPhone 17 series has witnessed a surge in pre-orders across India, driven by strong consumer interest and the brand’s expanding retail presence. The launch includes the new iPhone Air, praised for its titanium build, and marks Apple’s first price hike in entry-level models since 2020.
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Talks between the Telangana government and private professional colleges over fee reimbursement dues ended without resolution. Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka cited strained finances, while college managements announced a boycott of exams, including BPharmacy, engineering internals and BEd, from Monday
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India and Pakistan face off in a Group A Asia Cup clash in Dubai on Sunday. India start as favourites, but Pakistan’s unpredictability and political backdrop add spice to the encounter
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Former MP and TPCC working president Anjan Kumar Yadav has sought the Congress ticket for the Jubilee Hills by-poll, citing his seniority and past work. He also demanded a cabinet berth, emphasising Yadav community representation in government
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Hundreds of farmers in Kamareddy were herded to a police station and made to sit under the scorching sun while waiting for urea supplies. One farmer collapsed during the ordeal, sparking criticism over the “inhuman” handling of the fertiliser shortage
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Telangana emerged overall champion at the 7th All India Prison Duty Meet in Hyderabad, winning 21 gold medals across Karate and Krav Maga, with strong performances from participants and support from Telangana Police leadership
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The 22nd Hyderabad Open Tennis Association (HOTA) Tennis Tournament began in Hyderabad with over 360 participants nationwide, inaugurated by Vineet, IPS, at Vijay Tennis Academy and Cross Courts Academy
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The Telangana Congress is set to send 100 BC leaders, including Ministers, to Bihar to campaign, even as its own BC reservation and welfare promises remain unfulfilled at home. A similar campaign strategy failed earlier in Maharashtra
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Esha Singh won her maiden World Cup gold in women’s 10m air pistol at Ningbo, edging China’s Yao Qianxun by 0.1, ending India’s medal drought at the ISSF World Cup
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Farmers in erstwhile Adilabad queued at PACS, DCMS, Agro Centres and HACA outlets to buy urea, with police deployed to control crowds. Shortages forced farmers to wait for hours, leading to anger and criticism of the government
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Andhra Cricket Association has appointed former New Zealand coach Gary Stead as head coach for the senior men’s team in 2025-26, aiming to strengthen professionalism, culture, and grassroots cricket development
