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East Coast Railway has awarded a Rs 2.12 crore contract to MIC Electronics Limited for installing advanced coach and train information boards across key stations in Sambalpur Division, aiming to improve passenger information systems and enhance travel experience
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Hyderabad is witnessing intense heat due to clear skies, direct solar radiation and lack of green cover. Glass buildings in Hitec City are worsening conditions by reflecting heat, making ground temperatures significantly higher than official readings, especially in urban zones.
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A woman in Hyderabad alleged that a quick-commerce platform delivered spoiled fish in Mehdipatnam. Police have registered a case and are investigating possible lapses in quality checks and delivery procedures, raising concerns over food safety in online orders.
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The Permanent Mission of India held an event at the United Nations to mark Dr B R Ambedkar’s birth anniversary, highlighting his vision of constitutional morality and its relevance to multilateralism, with speakers stressing his global and constitutional contributions
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Christian leaders and minority representatives in Hyderabad expressed concern over the FCRA Amendment Bill, 2026, alleging constitutional issues and lack of judicial oversight. They urged the Telangana government to reject the proposed changes and protect minority institutions.
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Indian Railways has electrified 99.6 per cent of its broad gauge network, carried 741 crore passengers and achieved record freight movement in 2025–26. Major upgrades in safety systems, infrastructure and modern trains have improved efficiency, safety and passenger experience
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BRS working president K. T. Rama Rao alleged a conspiracy to reduce southern states’ representation in Parliament through delimitation. He warned of a people’s movement led by K. Chandrashekar Rao and also criticised the Telangana Congress government.
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Intelligence inputs claim Pakistan’s ISI and army have activated around 70 terror launchpads to push nearly 800 infiltrators into Jammu and Kashmir, aiming to exploit global and domestic distractions. Indian agencies say security forces have foiled multiple recent attempts
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Police in Amravati, Maharashtra arrested Mohammad Ayaz for allegedly exploiting over 180 minor girls and circulating obscene videos for blackmail. Authorities suspect a wider network, while investigations and public protests continue in the region
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At least three people were killed after a gas cylinder explosion destroyed two houses in Kammaravaripalli village, Sri Sathyasai district, Andhra Pradesh. Police said Telangana workers were living in the house where the blast occurred around 12:30 pm
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CSK assistant coach Sridharan Sriram revealed that Akeal Hosein guided Noor Ahmad on bowling lengths suited to Chepauk conditions. The duo’s spin partnership helped CSK defeat KKR by 32 runs, with Noor taking 3/21 in a match-winning spell.
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Kerala police arrested Rincy Mumtaz and three associates in Kochi for supplying MDMA linked to a suspected narcotics network involving film industry contacts. The operation uncovered drug concealment methods and renewed concerns over organised trafficking in the region
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Actress Regina Cassandra reflected on love, gratitude and her 20-year film career through Instagram posts, describing love as a “quiet strength” and sharing personal insights on resilience, emotional growth and appreciation for fan support.
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Guy Ritchie’s series Young Sherlock has been renewed for Season 2, continuing the origin story of Sherlock Holmes starring Hero Fiennes Tiffin. The show explores his early mystery cases and introduction to Moriarty
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Andhra Pradesh Intermediate results show girls outperforming boys in both years, with overall pass percentages at a 12-year high. Education Minister Nara Lokesh highlighted strong performance in government colleges and urged support for unsuccessful students.
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A global shift toward integrated tobacco manufacturing hubs is reshaping procurement patterns, posing challenges for India’s export-led model. Experts say policy reforms enabling investment and innovation could help India retain competitiveness in a rapidly evolving value chain.
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The Martial Arts Book of World Records, a wing of the Shreyanavi Charitable Foundation, has received international recognition from global bodies. The organisation aims to standardise and promote martial arts achievements through structured evaluation and global certification systems.
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Andhra Pradesh Intermediate results showed a 77% pass rate for first year and 81% for second year, with girls outperforming boys in both. Education Minister Nara Lokesh highlighted improved government college performance and announced supplementary exams and re-verification schedule
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Siddaramaiah submitted a memorandum to PM Narendra Modi seeking central funds and approvals for infrastructure, rail, water, and welfare projects, highlighting Karnataka’s economic contribution and pending development demands
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It was alleged that the accused of Mallaram village in the mandal telephoned the minor girl late at night, lured her outside, and raped her three days ago.
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The Supreme Court stayed the Telangana High Court’s transit anticipatory bail granted to Congress leader Pawan Khera in a defamation case linked to Assam Chief Minister’s wife. Khera may now seek relief from Assam courts
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BRS has decided to support the Women’s Reservation Bill in Parliament while opposing any delimitation exercise that reduces southern states’ representation. The party will study the Bill before finalising its stand on constituency restructuring proposals.
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BRS working president K T Rama Rao blamed Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for the death of a student at a Kamareddy BC Girls’ Hostel, seeking Rs 25 lakh compensation and a probe, alleging negligence in Gurukul institutions.
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Hyderabad police have busted a job scam in which a group cheated unemployed youth by promising overseas employment and collected nearly Rs 60 lakh. Two persons were arrested, while efforts are underway to trace other accused in the case.
