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Mukhra villagers celebrate BRS 26th anniversary, seek comeback

Mukhra villagers celebrate BRS 26th anniversary, seek comeback

  • SC appoints Justice Hrishikesh Roy as BCA ombudsman

    Supreme Court of India appointed former judge Hrishikesh Roy as ombudsman of the Bihar Cricket Association after Justice Abhay S Oka declined the role. The court continues monitoring governance issues and will hear related reports and matters in May
  • LVPEI inaugurates Eye and Brain Centre in Hyderabad

    LV Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad has inaugurated the Eye and Brain Centre with support from D. E. Shaw India. The facility will focus on neuro-ophthalmology research, AI-driven diagnostics, training, and integrated care for complex eye–brain disorders.
  • EPS asks AIADMK counting agents to stay alert on May 4

    AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami has asked party counting agents to remain alert during vote counting on May 4, warning of possible malpractices and urging them to monitor preparations, report issues and stay present till final results are declared
  • Governor clears Azharuddin, Kodandaram nominations as MLCs

    Telangana Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla approved the nomination of Mohd Azharuddin and prof M Kodandaram as MLCs under the Governor’s quota, ending uncertainty. Azharuddin needed to secure membership within six months of becoming Minister.
  • 2027 Census self-enumeration to begin in Hyderabad on April 26

    Self-enumeration for the 2027 Census will begin on April 26 in Hyderabad’s CURE area. Residents can submit details online through a digital portal until May 10. The process introduces a 33-question survey followed by physical verification from May 11.
  • Chilkalguda police crack murder case, two held

    Hyderabad police arrested two men for allegedly stabbing an AC technician to death near a wine shop in Padmaraonagar. The incident followed a dispute after alcohol consumption. Police seized a knife and scooter and remanded the accused to custody.
  • Mercury hits 44.5°C, IMD warns of rising heat stress

    India Meteorological Department issued heatwave advisories as temperatures touched 44.5°C, urging precautions like hydration and avoiding sun exposure. It warned of worsening heat conditions across multiple regions, stressing protection for vulnerable groups and preventive action against heat-related illnesses
  • Three arrested with hashish oil in Hyderabad police raid

    Hyderabad police arrested three individuals for allegedly possessing and selling hashish oil, seizing 185 grams during a joint operation. The accused reportedly sourced the contraband from Araku and supplied it within the city before being caught in a trap.
  • Rahul Gandhi targets RSS over remarks by Ram Madhav in US

    Rahul Gandhi criticised RSS, calling it “Rashtriya Surrender Sangh” after Ram Madhav’s remarks in the US on India’s oil imports and tariffs. Madhav later apologised, saying his comments were factually incorrect, as Congress leaders intensified their attack on the Centre
  • HCLTech launches Gemini Enterprise Unit to boost AI adoption

    HCLTech has launched a dedicated Gemini Enterprise Business Unit to accelerate AI adoption using Google Gemini. The initiative aims to help enterprises automate processes, improve efficiency, and leverage industry-specific AI solutions through its partnership with Google Cloud.
  • Intermediate failure drives Medak student to suicide

    A 17-year-old student from Chinna Nizampet in Medak died by suicide after failing intermediate second year exams. Despite family support, he remained distressed about his future. He was later found hanging in his agriculture field, police said.
  • GV Prakash’s ‘Immortal’ likely to release in May

    GV Prakash Kumar’s horror thriller ‘Immortal’ is likely to release in May, according to sources. The film, directed by Mariyappan Chinna, has generated buzz with its teaser, blending romance and horror with a strong cast and technical crew.
  • Government launches NMBA 2.0 and SMILE apps to boost drug control and beggary rehabilitation

    The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment launched NMBA 2.0 and SMILE mobile applications to improve real-time monitoring, data collection and coordination in drug control and beggary rehabilitation programmes, enhancing transparency, accountability and field-level implementation across states and districts
  • India’s first privately developed rocket begins its journey from Hyderabad

    Chief Minister Revanth Reddy flagged off Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 flight hardware, marking a key milestone in India’s private space journey. The rocket, designed in Hyderabad, will be launched from Sriharikota, strengthening Telangana’s position in the aerospace sector.
  • Arjun Sarja, Priety Mukhundhan’s film with Subhash K Raj titled ‘Blast’

    The makers of director Subhash K Raj’s upcoming film starring Arjun Sarja have titled it ‘Blast’. Backed by AGS Entertainment, the film has completed shooting and features music by Ravi Basrur, marking his Tamil cinema debut.
  • SC orders states to prepare ICU action plans

    Supreme Court of India directed states and UTs to draft practical ICU implementation plans based on standard guidelines, prioritising essential resources, training, and compliance. It also asked nursing and paramedical bodies to enhance training, with a final blueprint due within three weeks
  • Sankara Eye Hospital hosts CSSD workshop on patient safety

    Sankara Eye Hospital in Hyderabad organised a CSSD-focused workshop highlighting the importance of sterilisation in preventing infections. Healthcare experts discussed best practices, global standards, and patient safety, especially in ophthalmology, where contamination risks can lead to serious complications.
  • TGSRTC strike causes Rs 35 crore loss, services resume in Telangana

    A three-day strike by TGSRTC workers caused an estimated Rs 35 crore loss, severely disrupting bus services across Telangana. Commuters faced hardship as services halted, while the corporation now focuses on restoring operations and regaining passenger confidence.
  • OU cleans lake bed in Landscape Garden, removes 300 kg plastic waste

    Osmania University removed 300 kg of plastic waste from the lakebed at its Landscape Garden during the third phase of a deep-cleaning drive. The initiative covered the entire wetland area, with GHMC set to handle recycling and disposal.
  • One in three jobs may see over 50 pc task shift due to generative AI, study finds

    A global study indicates nearly one in three jobs could see over 50 per cent of tasks transformed by generative AI. The research, involving Woxsen University, highlights major workforce shifts and emerging skill demands across industries in coming years.
  • K’taka HC indicates passing order in actor Ranveer Singh’s plea to quash FIR against him

    Ranveer Singh sought to quash an FIR over alleged insult to ‘Chavunda Daiva’ as the Karnataka High Court questioned ambiguity in his apology affidavit. The court indicated it may admonish him while deciding the matter amid objections
  • AI hiring surges 59.5 pc in India as Hyderabad emerges as key talent hub

    AI hiring in India has risen 59.5 per cent year-on-year, with Hyderabad recording over 51 per cent growth, according to LinkedIn. Demand is expanding beyond Bengaluru as companies adopt AI, creating strong opportunities across tier-2 and tier-3 cities.
  • Simbu resumes Arasan shoot with Vetrimaaran in Chennai

    Silambarasan has resumed shooting for Arasan in Chennai after a brief halt caused by a production dispute. Directed by Vetrimaaran, the film features a strong cast and has generated buzz, with its promo hinting at a gripping crime drama.
  • Bengal 2nd phase polls: ECI appoints 11 additional police observers

    Election Commission of India appointed 11 additional police observers for West Bengal’s second-phase polls to strengthen security, prevent violence, and monitor sensitive areas. Five officers were suspended for dereliction of duty, with a senior official warned over supervision lapses
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