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15 of the victims were Lebanese civilians, while the other 10 were Syrians
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Kurumurthy, a BRS activist, accused Ramana Rao in a video message of falsely implicating him with the assistance of the local MLA and MLC. He alleged that the police filed an atrocity case against him under the instructions of the MLA and MLC.
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It will be built at a cost of Rs 20 crore, government sets six-month timeframe for completion of work
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The prizes are far from typical household appliances or vehicles. The first prize in the Boyapalli draw is a male sheep, while the second prize is a male goat. Third to sixth prize winners will receive bottles of liquor, including Johnnie Walker scotch whisky. The eighth, ninth, and tenth prize winners will each take home a country chicken.
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PSOs to accompany them when they travel in the city
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Bhumi shared a series of photos on Instagram, where she has 9.4 million followers, posing in a studio with dark blue curtains, standing behind the light. She captioned the post, "What I love about this piece is that the skirt is repurposed from a rug," adding a blue heart emoji.
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Terror regime in Iran loves weakness of Kamala Harris, terrified of Trump's strength and resolve, says former President's campaign
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He began by meeting France's new Foreign Minister, Jean-Noel Barro, highlighting the close strategic and diplomatic ties between the two countries. After the meeting, he posted on X, noting they had a "useful exchange of views on major regional issues."
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The law, endorsed by King Maha Vajiralongkorn and published in the Royal Gazette, will take effect in 120 days. This allows LGBTQ+ couples to register their marriages starting in January, making Thailand the third Asian country, after Taiwan and Nepal, to legalize same-sex marriage.
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ICBM carried dummy warhead, and fell into designated area of the sea, says defence ministry
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Measures for the promotion of fisheries sector are in the right direction but the problem of overfishing persists
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India’s balanced approach to international diplomacy positions it as a key player in peace efforts
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July 2022 floods were beyond all expectations and likely a primary cause of the damage to the Medigadda barrage, experts testify before the Judicial Commission headed by Justice PC Ghose
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For the academic year 2024-25, as many as 28,345 seats were up for grabs in 266 MBA colleges. Of the total, 25,747 seats were allotted after the final phase of allotment, leaving 2,598 seats vacant.
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Instead of focusing on ways to improve facilities in government hospitals, the State government, on the contrary, appears to be determined to weaken a bouquet of existing initiatives
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The mission, initiated jointly by Learning Curve and Bharat Petroleum Chemicals Limited, is aimed at providing sanitary pads to girls of KGBVs throughout the year for free.
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Delivering his speech in a unique space-themed cartoon exhibition, Dr Somnath recalled that he used to draw cartoons when he was young and has always admired the humor embedded in cartoons
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Senior BRS party leader, Dr Praveen Kumar questioned MHSRB for not sharing the exact break-up of category-wise reservations for eligible candidates in each zone.
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CPI (Maoist) lost its base in Telangana with no scope left to revive its activities in the State, said DGP Dr Jitender
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CM Revanth directed officials to either allot double-bedroom houses or provided alternative housing for the eligible and emphasised the need for strict surveillance and protection of water bodies in Hyderabad from further encroachment.
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Indian Meteorological Department (IMD)-Hyderabad issued a heavy rainfall alert for almost all districts across the State for the next 48 hours, even as intense thunderstorms lashed Hyderabad and districts
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Scientists from NRSC, NARL believe that the unusual phenomenon in Tadvai – Eturnagaram forest areas could be due to strong wind blowing in the area and heavy rainfall that fell due to the concentration of strong clouds
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Riddled with potholes, and peeled-off tar, they offer a risky ride for users
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The managements of the private colleges offering intermediate, degree, engineering, pharmacy B.Ed, nursing, paramedical and PG programmes to form a joint action committee to take the protests forward.