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NDA leaders resolved to pursue a strategy and action plan aiming for victory in a minimum of 160 Assembly segments and all Lok Sabha seats in the state.

The SC judgement marks a significant milestone, establishing the right against climate change as a distinct, fundamental human right

Millions of people become victims of blatantly false advertisements by companies offering miraculous cures for various ailments

The caller claimed to be from the customs department and informed the victims that a parcel from Mumbai to Taiwan or another country was seized because it contained illegal drugs, passports, SIM cards mobile devices etc.

On Friday, Asaduddin Owaisi, the President of AIMIM, called for India to halt the "export" of Indian laborers to Israel and repatriate those already working there.

Former cricketer and member of the IPL governing council, announced a sponsorship pledge of Rs 10 lakhs to support Sumit Nagal, India's leading tennis player.

The BRS working president said phone tapping is part of many surveillance methods adopted by the police to avert threats from terrorists and extremists.

The NIA court in Kerala's Ernakulam sentenced the accused today. Earlier, the four naxals were convicted on April 9.

Maximum temperatures in certain parts of the State soared between 42 degree Celsius to 45 degrees Celsius during this period.

State univs set to launch BCom programme

Says govt failed to deliver quality services

The Markfed had initially opened the procurement centres on February 23, aiming to purchase 2,209 metric tonnes, which they have announced as Centre’s pool.

Despite a few constituencies being reserved for the community, the Congress had not offered a single seat to the community leaders, slammed MRPS Founder Manda Krishna Madiga

Following closely behind are Delhi (15 percent), Mumbai (12 percent), Pune (10 percent), and Chennai (9 percent). GCCs have a presence in 15 plus locations apart from these six tier-1 hubs.

Reviewing the drinking water situation in the State, he directed the officials to be ready to draw water even from the dead storage levels in the Nagarjuna Sagar project if needed to address the situation.

Stating that there was no drinking water scarcity in the BRS regime, Harish Rao said that people were facing troubles for drinking water within four months of the Congress party coming to power in the state.

Reviewing the paddy procurement process in the state in the wake of farmers staging protests at Jangaon, he directed officials to cancel the licenses of the millers and traders indulging in unfair practices in purchasing paddy.

Many of the applicants could not provide the required documents like copies of the Aadhar card and ration card, while submitting Praja Palana forms.

The open campus, according to student leaders, damaged the academic environment and said some outsiders were engaging in anti-social activities on the campus.

The protesters alleged that the college management has been running classes despite the State government announcing the summer vacation for the junior colleges till May 31.

In a statement BJP spokesperson NV Subhash said though the probe agencies had submitted their reports to the government, the government was neither taking action against the accused nor making the reports public.

Briefing details of the arrest, Mandamarri Inspector Shashidhar Reddy said that Bamandlapelli Rakesh, a daily wage earner from Ramakrishnapur town was apprehended for killing his father Rayamallu (56), a retired coal miner on Thursday.

Despite meticulous preparations ahead of the Rabi marketing season for paddy procurement, achieving the set targets seems improbable.

The surrendered naxals were identified as Vanjam Deva of Burugupadu of Cherla mandal, Kampelli Raj Kumar alias Ranjith of Gunneruvaram of Karimnagar district.