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As long as nature remains imagined as an endlessly giving mother, humanity may continue to mistake exploitation for affection
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A man from Mannoor village in Adilabad district was arrested for allegedly cheating a youth by promising a police job and collecting Rs 1 lakh. The accused failed to provide employment or return the money since 2018.
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US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, on his maiden visit to Jammu and Kashmir, said the United States will reconsider its travel advisories for the region, affirming that J&K is an important part of India. His visit marks the first by a US envoy to J&K since the abrogation of Article 370 in 2019.
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Justice N.V. Shravan Kumar of the Telangana High Court questioned the State government’s priorities in pressing for resumption of marriage aid schemes while land losers await compensation for acquired properties. Hearing a writ petition challenging eight Government Orders, the Court declined to vacate the interim stay on Kalyana Lakshmi and Shaadi Mubarak disbursements.
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The Telangana High Court on Wednesday criticised the State Prosecution Department for delays in filing counters in bail matters, warning that such delays could affect citizens’ liberty. Justice J. Srinivas Rao held that interim bail is permissible under Section 483 of BNSS and directed the trial court to reconsider a plea dismissed mechanically.
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A trader was arrested in Indervelli Mandal, Adilabad, for diverting Public Distribution System rice. Police seized 150 quintals of rice and handed it over to civil supplies authorities for further action.
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The TPCC Disciplinary Committee has issued a notice to Endowments and Forest Minister Konda Surekha, seeking an explanation after her daughter Konda Sushmita made sharp remarks against Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and senior MLA Revuri Prakash Reddy in Parkal.
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Sreenidhi University hosted its orientation programme for incoming students and their families at the campus quadrangle. McKinsey & Company’s Dr. K. Ganesh underscored the need for adaptability in the face of global disruptions.
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Phenom, a global Applied AI firm in HR and workforce transformation, will expand its India operations with over 2,000 new jobs and increased investments in technology and innovation. The company’s growth plans will be showcased at IAMPHENOM India 2026 in Hyderabad.
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Khethworks Private Limited, a social enterprise focused on affordable solar-powered irrigation solutions, has inaugurated its new corporate office in Sainikpuri, Hyderabad. The expansion underscores its commitment to supporting small and marginal farmers with technology-driven alternatives.
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The Telangana State Under-17 chess championship will be held at Vikas Concept School in Bachupalli on August 22 and 23. The top two players in the boys and girls sections will represent Telangana at the forthcoming Nationals
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Gachibowli Hockey Stadium has received FIH Category-1 Field Certification after meeting international standards for playing surface, safety, lighting and infrastructure. The certification makes it India’s first and only Category-1 water-based synthetic turf hockey field
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Protests by polytechnic students intensified across Telangana against the merger of polytechnics with Young India Skill University. The Telangana Polytechnic Joint Action Committee urged the government to safeguard diploma education, staff service conditions, and students’ prospects.
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K Deepak Yadav, M Vamsi Reddy, P Ashwith, Mohammad Kamran and D Tanish Reddy struck centuries in the HCA C-Division one-day league championship on Wednesday. Southend Raymonds, Dhruv XI, Natraj, Boys Town and Lal Bahadur PG recorded wins.
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Hyderabad district’s Harikrishna won the 60 years & above singles and doubles titles at the Gujarati Seva Mandal State-ranking seniors table tennis tournament. Several players emerged winners across men’s, women’s and mixed doubles age categories at the event.
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Residential property registrations in Hyderabad steadied in July 2026 after sharp swings in May and June, Knight Frank India said. A total of 6,166 homes worth Rs 4,447 crore were registered, reflecting modest annual growth and sequential improvement.
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A Hyderabad court has convicted 33 persons in a POCSO and PITA case investigated by the Telangana CID. Five were sentenced to life imprisonment, while others received varying prison terms. The court also ordered compensation of Rs 5 lakh each.
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Student protests intensified across Telangana against the Congress government’s decision to merge polytechnics with the Young India Skill University under the Shakti Department. Demonstrations were staged in Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Mahabubabad.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s announcement that sitting MLA Revuri Prakash Reddy would contest again from Parkal has sparked a fresh row in the Warangal Congress. Endowments Minister Konda Surekha’s camp, which has been projecting her daughter Sushmitha as candidate, reacted sharply.
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Former Khanapur MLA Ajmeera Rekha Naik has been booked over alleged misappropriation of paddy allocated under the Custom Milling Rice process. Officials found a deficit of 9,639 metric tonnes of paddy at her mill, valued at Rs 40.96 crore.
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Two doctors from Mumbai's Parsi community are set to receive Pakistan's highest civilian award, Nishan-e-Imtiaz, for keeping Muhammad Ali Jinnah's terminal illness confidential. Pakistan Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal said their professional secrecy could have influenced events surrounding Partition
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The Jharkhand government has cancelled 22 recruitment examinations and ordered probes into 23 others amid a students' protest over alleged irregularities. The move has triggered protests from candidates already appointed through the JSSC-CGL examination, who oppose its cancellation
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Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh urged the majority Meitei community to help resolve differences and end the prolonged ethnic crisis. He also sought artistes’ support in promoting peace, harmony, unity and trust among the state’s different communities
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Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka has urged banks to move beyond conventional lending and proactively reach farmers to ensure timely credit and boost rural incomes. Addressing the SLBC meeting, he stressed that banking success should be measured by outcomes such as higher farm productivity, new industries and jobs.