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A fact-finding committee has raised questions over alleged encroachment and conflicting records in the Velugumatla Bhoodan land case in Khammam. It has urged the government to clarify land ownership, investigate illegal pattas, and rehabilitate affected families.
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CBIT has started a six-day faculty development programme on Zscaler Zero Trust Cloud Security in collaboration with AICTE and EduSkills. The training focuses on cybersecurity, cloud security, and Zero Trust Architecture, with hands-on sessions led by industry experts.
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A man posing as a CISF officer was arrested at Hyderabad airport after being found in uniform. He is accused of cheating around 60 women through fake matrimonial profiles, allegedly posing as a security official to deceive victims.
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A fully completed Rs 80-crore Shastripuram RoB in Hyderabad remains unopened, awaiting inauguration by the Chief Minister. Frustrated commuters have begun using it illegally, citing long delays despite the bridge promising major traffic relief on the busy stretch.
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Controversy has erupted in Telangana after Congress MLAs made abusive remarks and threats. Viral videos triggered criticism, prompting Minister Sridhar Babu to defend a colleague, while other legislators also faced backlash for their behaviour toward officials.
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A mobile phone battery exploded inside a passenger’s bag during baggage screening at Hyderabad airport, causing brief panic. No injuries were reported, and security teams quickly controlled the situation. Officials suspect a defective battery as the cause.
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The Sikh community in Hyderabad celebrated the 327th Khalsa Panth Foundation Day with keertans, Nagar Keertan, Gatka performances, and langar. Devotees gathered in large numbers, and a special keertan darbar will be held on April 15 night.
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Medhyaa by Threadarte will be held in Hyderabad from April 16 to 19. The exhibition features sculptures and design objects made from thread, metal, and textiles, exploring material memory, space, and everyday functionality through contemporary craft.
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Mild tension prevailed in Karimnagar during Ambedkar Jayanthi celebrations after ABVP activists and other groups argued over carrying flags and dais protocol. Police intervened to control the situation, while MLA Medipally Satyam stepped in to pacify both sides.
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Despite a ban, two-wheelers continue to access Hyderabad’s Outer Ring Road. A viral video shows couples riding motorcycles on the high-speed stretch. Authorities blame weak monitoring and are working to identify and take action against the violators.
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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu launched India’s first quantum hardware testing facility in Amaravati. The AQRF will support indigenous quantum computing development, enable component testing, and position India as a global hub for advanced quantum technologies.
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Kriti Sanon revealed she followed a strict diet and workout routine for Cocktail 2. After an emotionally draining previous film, she chose this lighter role. The film, co-starring Shahid Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna, releases on June 19, 2026.
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KT Rama Rao criticized the Congress government for failing to uphold B. R. Ambedkar’s ideals, accusing it of neglecting welfare schemes and social justice commitments, while highlighting BRS initiatives and Telangana statehood achievements during Ambedkar Jayanti events
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Rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz amid US-Iran conflict and blockade fears have disrupted global oil supply, pushing crude prices higher. Analysts warn reduced Iranian exports and shipping risks could further strain markets and increase petroleum costs worldwide
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The makers of Jumanji 3, starring Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, and Jack Black, have titled the film Jumanji: Open World, revealed its first look at CinemaCon, with release scheduled for December 25
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A five-member committee has been formed at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences to investigate doctors and nurses allegedly making Instagram reels during duty hours. The inquiry follows public criticism over misuse of hospital premises and possible negligence of responsibilities
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A Revanth Reddy said detractors were trying to sabotage the Congress government and urged public resistance against them. Speaking at Ambedkar Jayanti event, he highlighted job creation, welfare schemes, and development achievements under his administration
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Experts warn that walking and cutting sugar alone are insufficient for controlling diabetes and hypertension. They emphasize strength training, higher protein intake, and reducing refined carbohydrates to improve metabolism and manage insulin resistance effectively
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Doctors report rising cases of hormonal imbalance and fertility issues among women in their 20s, linked to lifestyle changes, stress, and early puberty. Experts from institutions like AIIMS Delhi stress early awareness and preventive reproductive healthcare
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State-owned oil companies Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited are facing rising losses as petrol and diesel prices remain frozen despite high crude costs, increasing financial strain and raising concerns over possible future fuel price hikes
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Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Delhi–Dehradun Expressway, a ₹12,000 crore project cutting travel time between Delhi and Dehradun to 2.5 hours. The 210-km corridor improves connectivity, tourism, and includes eco-friendly features like wildlife crossings
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Income Tax Department has introduced Form 141, a consolidated TDS challan replacing four earlier forms for property, rent, professional services, and virtual digital asset transactions, simplifying filing, reporting, and compliance through the e-filing portal
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A 24-year-old woman, Satyavva Santosha Helavi, was allegedly killed by family members in Belagavi after eloping with her partner. Police arrested three relatives, including her brother, as investigations continue into the honour killing case
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Ponnam Prabhakar urged RTC employees to withdraw their strike, assuring dialogue on grievances and noting improvements in finances, DA payments, and recruitment. He said the government is considering PRC while stressing that strikes would affect public services
