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Recent advancements in non-surgical treatment methods are revolutionizing vascular care, making high-quality treatments accessible even in remote areas. Over 100 medical professionals from across India took part in the Indian Vein Congress (IVC) 2024, hosted by Avis Hospitals, with experts from Brazil joining virtually.
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The dump consisted of two SLR rifles, 165 rounds of ammunition and two SLR magazine pouches
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The notification, which is vital for students who have accumulated backlogs, is yet to be issued, leaving hundreds of students, especially those from the 2021/22/23 batches, in a limbo, said the BRSV GHMC Coordinator, Mir Qurram Ali.
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The young priest tragically met with a road accident in the early hours of November 4 and was declared as brain dead on November 8.
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The KRMB has communicated this directive to the Engineers-in-Chief of both States, calling for measures to conserve water in both the Srisailam and Nagarjuna Sagar projects.
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The victim, who is the mother of the suspect’s third wife, was allegedly raped and threatened by her son-in-law at their house in Balapur.
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Though estimates suggest that about 15 lakh people from Telangana migrated to various Gulf countries in the search of employment, neither the government nor any other organization working on migrant labourers have exact statistics on Gulf migrations.
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The announcement quickly captured everyone's attention, with the couple’s industry friends and family members flooding the comments section with heartfelt congratulations
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When the Olympics moves to the US, Sindhu will be 33, but the two-time medalist believes that if she stays injury-free and in peak physical condition, she'll aim for a third medal.
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R Laxman (45), an agriculture worker and his both sons Naresh (28) and Suresh (25), natives of Gudi Thanda in Madgul, were staying at Wambay Colony in Baghlingampalli in Hyderabad and driving auto-rickshaws.
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When the BRS was in power, 42 lakh tonnes of fish seedlings were distributed in 69 tanks in Karimnagar assembly constituency. However, this was reduced to 21 lakh tonnes this year, said MLA Gangula
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The arrested person was identified as Sadakat Khan (37) from Sultanpur in UP. He was arrested on November 2 at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi while returning from Maldives, where he was taking shelter.
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Students can pay the fee at the respective schools without a late fee till November 18. With a late fee of Rs.50 and 200, the fee will be accepted till December 2 and 12 respectively
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Swiggy's IPO was subscribed 0.12 times on the first day and 0.35 times on the second day. The qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) portion was subscribed 6.02 times, the non-institutional investors (NIIs) portion saw a 0.41 times subscription, the retail individual investors (RIIs) portion was subscribed 1.14 times, and the employee portion received 1.65 times subscription.
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Junior lecturers pool money for colleges' upkeep - There are no posts of sweepers, scavengers and night watchmen for 425 government junior colleges
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Yoga classes were organised for police officers and staff at the district police headquarters at Hemachandrapuram on Friday at directions of the SP.
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A case was registered against Nagaraju and to grant station bail, the SI demanded Rs.50,000.
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According to officials, the water released from the Bhadrakali lake would not inundate areas around it as it would be stored at Chalivagu which has more than 20,000 million cubic feet capacity
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The Hyderabad MP posted on X that the 1967 judgment wrongly denied Aligarh Muslim University its minority status, which he argued it rightfully holds. He referenced Article 30 of the Indian Constitution, which grants minorities the right to establish and manage their educational institutions as they see fit.
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Edmala Mohan Reddy, a farmer from Kuchulapur village in Boath mandal, had an argument with the chairman of the agriculture market committee over the delayed transfer of his soya produce, which had been at the yard for four days. Frustrated, he attempted to take his own life by ingesting pesticide.
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Around 10 days ago, the dogs were transferred to the animal birth control center operated by Mancherial municipality and kept in a room. However, they died after being left unfed due to a strike by the center's staff who boycotted their duties. The incident was uncovered when a foul odor began emanating from the center, causing distress to nearby residents.
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Despite repeated food poisoning cases, the government's approach remains unchanged. In less than 24 hours after 12 students from tribal welfare schools at Mancherial were hospitalised, more students were rushed to hospitals with vomiting and stomach pain, said the BRS MLA
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The centre aims to educate the public, encourage early testing, and promote treatment adherence, with the goal of significantly reducing H. Pylori prevalence and the incidence of stomach cancer in India.
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Under the agreement, BITS Pilani and UB will jointly create graduate programs enabling students to complete part of their coursework and research at BITS Pilani and the rest at UB. The partnership also includes faculty exchanges, collaborative research, and provisions for intellectual property, confidentiality, and other legal terms to ensure transparency and fairness.
