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The DGP drew attention to how, in countries like the United States, citizens often view police as friends

The former minister questioned whether the government intended to continue the Rythu Bima scheme or whether it was quietly discontinued

FIDE rated Chidvilash Sai Surapaneni won the fourth PICA prize money chess tournament organised by Pratyusha International Chess Academy here with five points from five rounds

The cornea, which is the clear, transparent outer layer at the front of the eye, can get severely damaged during accidents such as chemical burns, abrasions, contact with foreign body, potentially leading to blindness

The couple identified as Ramesh Kumar and Rajeshwari had attempted suicide by consuming the bathroom cleaner in their house

The period of Sir Salar Jung I from 1853 to 1883, a watershed moment in the history of Hyderabad State, saw the feudal princely State metamorphosed into a progressive, forward-looking administrative unit

In a move to boost employability quotient of students, the colleges decided to offer new apprenticeship embedded degree programmes for the academic year 2025-26

Say biochar would trap carbon in the soil for hundreds of years, making it a climate-friendly solution

Sports Authority of Telangana was honoured by the All India Football Federation for its outstanding contribution, support in encouraging and promoting football in Hyderabad, Telangana for 2024-25 at the AIFF Annual Awards day function

To construct modern glass enclosures for its white tigers' habitat. These transparent glass barriers will enable the visitors to stand just inches away from the big cats and take a selfie

TGRERA has restrained Ayyanna Infra from selling a flat in its Hyderabad project, Ayyanna Prima, after finding the builder cancelled the sale agreement unilaterally. The Authority rejected the builder’s justification and directed that status quo be maintained until final adjudication

The Institute of Hotel Management, Hyderabad, under the Ministry of Tourism, held its Annual Awards ceremony for the academic year 2024-25 celebrating academic excellence, placement achievements

Led by TGO president Eluri Sreenivasa Rao, the representatives asked the Chief Secretary to resolve their 57 demands at the earliest

Upon learning that their father Banavath Reddy was in Malaysia for work and struggling to reach home, he directed his office to make necessary arrangements for his return to Telangana

Set up with an investment of over Rs.100 crores, the 1,60,000 sq. ft Phase-I facility is located on a 5-acre campus and is designed with an initial capacity to produce 4.8 GWh of high-capacity battery packs for electric vehicles and energy storage systems.

Police counseled minors who were caught while riding two-wheelers and four-wheelers and their parents. Superintendent of Police Akhil Mahajan was the chief guest of the event

Two siblings were killed in a road mishap at Jakranpalli village of Nizamabad district. BRS leader Bhukya Johnson Naik took part in the funeral procession and paid tributes to the girls

The 16-year-old victim said that the woman had threatened him of dire consequences if he revealed anything to anyone; case under POCSO registered against the accused

A farmer, Boda Yadaiah (48) found hanging to the ceiling at his residence at Narsingi village in Papannapet mandal. The probe is on

Miraj (13) and Arfaz (15) ventured deep into water and started drowning

BRS leader Peddi Sudarshan Reddy said cotton farmers had suffered massive financial losses due to a fraudulent nexus between traders and officials

A case was already registered against the four based on a complaint received from Purnan Ali, the lorry driver

Ravinder Reddy, in his complaint, said the welfare association had laid six speed breakers in the colony illegally and without following the laid down norms and specifications

Internal bickering in the Congress party units in erstwhile Karimnagar is frequently coming to fore. More surprisingly, the District Congress Committee (DCC) and Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) appear to be least bothered about the conflicts that have become quite common