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Delhi protest vindicates earlier warning on youth discontent, says KTR

Delhi protest vindicates earlier warning on youth discontent, says KTR

  • PM Modi flags NEET paper leak as national concern at NDA’s Mangal Milan

    At the NDA’s Mangal Milan meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized swift government action against the NEET-UG paper leak, noting arrests and a re-examination to safeguard students’ futures. He urged strict punishment for offenders and called for united efforts across states and parties to prevent such crimes.
  • Three of family from Nanded killed in Bachupally road accident

    Three members of a family from Nanded, Maharashtra, died in a road accident on NH-161 near Bachupally, Sangareddy, when their car overturned while avoiding a two-wheeler.
  • Overnight showers break three-week dry spell in Hyderabad

    After three weeks of dry weather, Hyderabad and several districts in Telangana witnessed light to heavy showers, significantly lowering temperatures. Northern Telangana districts recorded very heavy rainfall, with Kotapally, Kannepalli, and Tandur among the highest.
  • Ravi Teja begins dubbing for ‘Irumudi’, set for Aug 21 release

    Actor Ravi Teja has begun dubbing for director Shiva Nirvana’s upcoming film Irumudi, produced by Mythri Movie Makers. With only three days of shooting left, post-production is underway to meet the August 21 release date.
  • India summons Russian envoy over killing of 4 seafarers in Ukraine vessel attack

    India has lodged a strong protest with Russia after four Indian seafarers were killed when a Guinea-Bissau flagged merchant vessel, MV Golden Leo, was struck by Russian missiles off Ukraine’s coast. The Ministry of External Affairs summoned the Russian charge d’affaires, condemning the attack as unacceptable and deplorable.
  • Hyderabad police probe IPS officer’s alleged suicide bid following harassment case

    A trainee IPS officer, Uday Krishna Reddy, accused of sexual harassment by a fellow probationer, was hospitalised after allegedly attempting suicide. Police are probing whether the act was genuine or staged, with preliminary tests showing alcohol overdose but no poison.
  • Telangana HC seeks CCTV footage in Narsampet custodial death case

    The Telangana High Court directed the State to produce CCTV footage in connection with the alleged custodial death of undertrial prisoner Pendyala Sucharitha at Narsampet Women’s Prison, following a petition by her brother seeking a fair investigation.
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  • HC restrains HYDRAA from coercive action in Bahadurguda lands case

    The Telangana High Court restrained HYDRAA and Revenue officials from demolishing or dispossessing farmers from their patta lands in Shamshabad’s Bahadurguda village, after allegations of forcible entry and demolition without notice.
  • Telangana HC likens HYDRAA chief to habitual offender in contempt case

    Justice Jukanti Anil Kumar of the Telangana High Court initially ordered the arrest of HYDRAA Commissioner AV Ranganath in a contempt case but recalled the order after the Advocate General’s request. The case stems from repeated violations of court directions by HYDRAA over land at Lothukunta.
  • India announces shooting squad for ISSF World Cup in Hangzhou

    India has named a strong shooting squad for the ISSF World Cup in Hangzhou, China (July 20–29, 2026), featuring top rifle, pistol and shotgun shooters including Manu Bhaker, Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar, Elavenil Valarivan and Anantjeet Singh Naruka. The team will compete across individual and mixed events, with medal action starting July 22.
  • Rowdy sheeter hacked to death in Meerpet

    A rowdy sheeter, Nandanavanam Suri, was killed in Meerpet at midnight on Monday. Police suspect Afroz, brother of Suri’s slain brother-in-law Salman, lured him to the spot and attacked him with pepper spray and knives in revenge for an earlier murder.
  • US strikes Iran military sites in Strait of Hormuz to protect shipping lanes

    The US Central Command (CENTCOM) launched fresh strikes on Iranian military targets, including command centres, missile and drone sites, and air defence systems, to curb Tehran’s ability to threaten commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Amit Shah to table Vande Mataram Bill in Rajya Sabha today

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026 in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday, seeking statutory protection for the national song Vande Mataram. The amendment proposes penalties, including imprisonment up to three years, for intentional insult or disruption of its singing, similar to provisions for the National Anthem.
  • NDA to hold first ‘Mangal Milan’ meet in Parliament today

    The NDA parliamentary party will hold its first meeting under the new name ‘Mangal Milan’ on Tuesday at Parliament, aiming to strengthen coordination during the Monsoon Session. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address MPs from all NDA constituents.
  • Delhi Police brutalised peaceful students during Parliament march: CJP

    CJP founder Abhijit Dipke alleged that Delhi Police used excessive force against students during a march towards Parliament. He said the agitation and Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike would continue until Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns.
  • Violent CJP protest leaves 118 police personnel injured, 70 detained

    Delhi Police said more than 118 personnel were injured and around 70 protesters detained after the Cockroach Janta Party's "Sansad Chalo" march allegedly turned violent. Police accused protesters of attacking security personnel and damaging government vehicles and public property.
  • Opinion: GST on laptops is a tax on education

    In an AI-driven economy, laptops are essential educational tools, not luxury goods. High GST on digital devices weakens India's AI ambitions by limiting access to modern education
  • Editorial: India’s first hydrogen-powered train signals journey towards clean energy 

    The indigenous innovation places India among a select group of nations with hydrogen fuel-cell technology, but its wider rollout will depend on overcoming cost, supply and infrastructure challenges
  • Hyderabad: Biker critically injured after hitting garbage vehicle in Amberpet

    A two-wheeler rider sustained severe head injuries after crashing into a stationary garbage collection vehicle near Ali Cafe in Amberpet on Monday evening. Police shifted the injured rider to Osmania General Hospital for treatment. Further details are awaited.
  • Sonam Wangchuk vows to continue fast till meeting with parliamentarians

    Activist Sonam Wangchuk said he would continue his hunger strike until protesting student leaders are allowed to meet parliamentarians or he is permitted to meet them in hospital. He appealed for dialogue and urged the government to address the protesters' concerns.
  • Attapur police arrest six, seize over 8 kg ganja in Hyderabad

    Attapur police arrested six persons, including an alleged ganja peddler and a sub-peddler, and seized 8.410 kg of dry ganja worth Rs. 4.2 lakh. Police also recovered weighing machines, a sealing machine, mobile phones and a motorcycle used to transport the contraband.
  • NTA rejects OMR discrepancy claims by five re-NEET candidates

    The NTA rejected discrepancy claims made by five re-NEET candidates, saying the submitted OMR images had been digitally altered or AI-generated. It warned that using fabricated records could invite cancellation of candidature, debarment and criminal action under applicable laws.,
  • First cargo train from Kolkata reaches Nepal’s Biratnagar with imported goods

    A cargo train carrying 40 containers of imported mustard arrived in Nepal's Biratnagar directly from Kolkata Port for the first time. The rail service is expected to reduce transportation time and logistics costs for industrialists and importers in eastern Nepal.
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