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He asked the officials to utilise the available sports resources efficiently and upgrade the existing stadiums and sports complexes in tune with the future requirements.
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M Madhusudan (38), attempted to die by suicide allegedly upset over delays in getting his property certificate from the panchayath officials
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After the murder of his close aide, the MLC had written letters to AICC chief Mallikarjun Kharge and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi over the impact of encouraging defections into the party
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The Cyberabad Economic Offences Wing (EOW) arrested six persons who were allegedly involved in a conspiracy to grab valuable government property with market value of Rs 600 crore, covering an extent of 12.09 acres of land.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao asserted that Revanth Reddy’s government was tapping phones of not only Ministers but even of leaders within the Congress
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Arrangements are being made to facilitate their safe return to Odisha since all of them are from Balangir district of Odisha state
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Friday triggered questions on whether the same group has been awarded the contract for his Future City project as well. There has been no public announcement in this regard so far.
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The TGPSC is said to be considering announcing the results of the exams on November 20, the day when the High Court is scheduled to hear the petition against the GO 29.
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The petition claimed that Lakshmi failed to comply with nomination requirements under the Representation of the People Act, 1951, and the Conduct of Election Rules, 1961.
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The incident occurred when two motorbikes moving in opposite directions collided with each other at Yellamma temple in the outskirts of Vellulla
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Quality assessment issues, inadequate testing infrastructure and lack of proper identification methods at the paddy purchase centres are the key factors affecting their earnings.
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According to the police, constable Raju and Home Guard, Shekhar, who were on duty in Salivahana Nagar, noticed three drunken youths fighting on the road creating public nuisance
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For the last 10 years, the Gandipet conduit has caused leakages in Gandipet, Kokapet, Manikonda, CBIT College, Puppalaguda, Janaki Nagar, Kausar Colony, MES campus and other areas.
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The union leaders said as the SPDCL management had responded positively to their demands, the union had decided to postpone the protest.
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DCP Srujana Karnam (Women & Child Safety Wing) addressing the students, emphasised the importance of excelling in school while also staying informed about societal issues
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Kaghaznagar police said that Kyatam Radhamma (80), a single woman, breathed her last at the time of the treatment
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Officials are studying the possibility of creating Isnapur, Indresham, Bhanur, Gaddapotharam and Gummadidala municipalities in the constituency by merging the villages close to them.
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On Friday, the Commissioner inspected the Fatullaguda animal sanctuary, dog-catching vehicles, the operation theatre, and the pet dog crematorium. He discussed daily targets with veterinary officers, asking about the number of dogs caught and sterilizations completed each day. Ilambarithi emphasized that field-level officials should review progress daily and work toward capturing and sterilizing more dogs.
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The Dilsukhnagar branch is designed to offer a comprehensive range of travel solutions, including domestic and international tour packages, hotel bookings, flight reservations, and tailored travel itineraries
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They voiced their protest against the proposed power tariff hike at a public hearing organised by the Telangana State Electricity Regulatory Commission (TGERC)
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The former IPS officer reminded the Chief Minister that he had promised to implement the 'Ek Police' system in Telangana formulating same rules for all police personnel as was done in the neighbouring Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
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DCP S. Rashmi Perumal, laid focus on two primary concerns - providing immediate shelter for those living on the streets and ensuring the well-being and dignity of those living on the streets and dignified handling of unidentified bodies.
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A bench led by Justice B.R. Gavai criticized the CBI's counsel, warning that it might impose exemplary costs and could also "reward" the probe agency with "compliments" in the form of adverse remarks in its judicial order. Joined by Justice K.V. Vishwanathan, the bench hinted at recording negative comments against the CBI for filing what it deemed a "frivolous" plea solely due to the accused's "high profile" status.
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The students were admitted to the hospital and were kept under observation. The doctors observed that the students were infected with viral fever, cough and throat infections.
