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The State transporter will provide free bus travel to candidates appearing for the NEET re-examination on June 21. Students can avail the facility by showing their hall tickets, with services available across the state except AC buses.
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The Ladakh administration has implemented a strict ban on single-use plastics and launched a major crackdown on littering. Field officials have been empowered to issue spot penalties, alongside random inspections at Leh Airport to protect the region’s fragile ecosystem
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The Sri Rajarajeshwara Swamy Temple in Vemulawada is considering an increase in laddu prasadam prices due to rising raw material and operational costs. Temple authorities are preparing proposals and discussing the matter with priests before taking a final decision.
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Prof Rajesh Kumar, Senior Professor and Head of the Department of Physical Education at Osmania University, will deliver a lecture on children's development through physical exercise at the IAHPEDS 2026 World Congress in Istanbul, Turkey, from June 24 to 28
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Investigation intensified into the brutal gang-rape of a 30-year-old woman in Bihar's Begusarai. Police suspended Chakia SHO Rajiv Ranjan for negligence, constituted a Special Investigation Team to arrest the five accused, and formed a medical board to verify injuries
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The new academic year has begun without regular District Education Officers in Khammam and Kothagudem districts, raising concerns over school administration, distribution of educational materials, implementation of welfare schemes and the overall functioning of the education department.
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Mukesh Ambani urged young engineers to help build AI for India as Reliance Intelligence moves into its execution phase. Highlighting partnerships with Google, Meta and NVIDIA, he said India should become a creator, adopter and global leader in artificial intelligence
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Former Minister T Harish Rao accused the Congress government of failing to fulfil key promises made to farmers under the Warangal Rythu Declaration. He criticised procurement restrictions, delays in welfare schemes and the government's handling of agricultural support measures.
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Government polytechnics in Telangana have outperformed private colleges in TG POLYCET 2026 final phase counselling, with 92 per cent of seats allotted compared to 54 per cent in private institutions.
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Representatives of the Swachh Auto-Rickshaw Tipper Workers’ Union met BRS working president KT Rama Rao in Hyderabad, seeking recognition and welfare measures for nearly 20,000 sanitation workers.
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A special Aadhaar enrolment camp was organised at Annam Seva Foundation in Khammam to help residents access welfare services and establish their identities. Authorities said the initiative could also assist in tracing family members and facilitating reunification in eligible cases.
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A fast-track special court in Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, sentenced a 22-year-old food delivery executive to three years' imprisonment for stalking and sexually harassing a minor girl under the pretext of marriage.
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The Tamil Nadu Assembly unanimously passed a resolution opposing Karnataka's proposed Mekedatu dam project and urged the Centre not to grant approvals. The resolution received support from all major parties, including the DMK, AIADMK and Congress, highlighting political unity on the issue
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The Trinamool Congress faced fresh turbulence as former minister Jyoti Priya Mallick resigned from all organisational posts citing health reasons, while Siliguri mayor Goutam Deb stepped down. The developments come amid growing internal dissent following the party's electoral setback
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of failing to fulfil its promises and claimed public dissatisfaction was growing across Telangana. He urged party workers to strengthen grassroots activities and prepare for upcoming electoral contests in the State.
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Thousands of protesters marched in Kohima demanding speedy justice in sexual harassment and rape cases. The rally highlighted delays in cases involving suspended IAS officer Reny Wilfred and other crimes against women and children, calling for timely trials and accountability
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K. Revanth Reddy’s magnificent unbeaten 61-ball 126, featuring 14 boundaries and eight sixes, powered Bhimavaram Bulls to a clinical seven-wicket victory over Vijayawada Sunshiners in a high-scoring Andhra Premier League clash at Kadapa on Friday
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The Centre has granted permission to the Telangana government to take up the Gandhi Sarovar project at Bapu Ghat in Hyderabad. The Defence Ministry has allowed the use of 83.81 acres of defence land at Golconda for the project, valued at Rs 533 crore, under the Equal Value Infrastructure scheme.
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Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan presented the UDF government's first Budget, announcing Mission Samudra, KIIFB reforms, healthcare initiatives and investment-focused projects. The Budget seeks to revive the state's economy despite revenue shortfalls and growing debt concerns
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The Telangana government's swift move to take over Hyderabad Metro Phase I has drawn comparisons with the pending merger of TGSRTC with the State government. While Metro expansion plans are progressing, RTC unions continue to await fulfilment of a key Congress election promise.
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The Hyderabad Cricket Association's TG20 League has run into heavy legal turbulence. The Telangana Lokayukta ordered a four-week CID probe into alleged ₹600-crore financial irregularities, while local cricketers simultaneously approached the High Court challenging the tournament's legality
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Mukesh Ambani said Reliance Industries' succession plan is nearing completion, with Akash, Isha and Anant Ambani now leading major business verticals. He said the next generation, supported by hundreds of young leaders, will drive Reliance's future growth and transformation
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A field survey across Telangana has revealed glaring lapses in road safety infrastructure around schools, with most lacking warning boards, speed limit signage, zebra crossings, and speed breakers. The study also flagged inadequate pedestrian facilities and absence of monitoring systems, raising concerns over children’s safety in school zones.
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Former captain Mithali Raj termed off-spinner Shreyanka Patil's injury-enforced exit from the Women's T20 World Cup a major setback, suggesting India pivot to Radha Yadav while urging the middle order to build stable partnerships ahead of the South Africa clash