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Police have recovered a selfie video allegedly recorded by Raj Kumar a day before the six murders. Investigators are verifying the recording, which may provide key insights into his state of mind before the killings and his subsequent death.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Telangana government of wasting Godavari waters by not operating the Kannepalli pumps. He warned of a looming irrigation and drinking water crisis, questioned the government's approach to Kaleshwaram and sought immediate pumping operations.
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The Railway Board has sought detailed responses from all railway zones to address the CAG's observations on sanitation lapses, including dirty toilets, passenger feedback manipulation, inadequate monitoring and financial indiscipline highlighted in its audit report on long-distance trains
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The Supreme Court dismissed pleas by riders Anush Agarwalla and Sudipti Hajela challenging their exclusion from India's Asian Games dressage team, saying courts should avoid interfering in individual sports selection matters while encouraging institutional reforms for future selections
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The BRS has urged the Election Commission to extend the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, alleging lapses in implementation. The party claimed voter mapping was incomplete and warned that many eligible voters could face exclusion without additional time
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The Faizabad Bar Association said it will approach the court after police allegedly refused to register an FIR against former Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust functionaries over alleged Ram temple donation embezzlement despite a complaint submitted on July 2
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Maharashtra minister Sanjay Shirsat criticised Aamir Khan over his third marriage, backing BJP leader Nitesh Rane's remarks and claiming the actor could become a "brand ambassador of love jihad", triggering fresh political controversy over the Bollywood star's personal life
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Family members of a woman who allegedly died by suicide after being harassed by a coal miner staged a road blockade in Mancherial, demanding his arrest. The protest ended after police assured them of action, though traffic remained disrupted for over two hours
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Abids police have busted an alleged book piracy racket and arrested four people for selling counterfeit copies of popular titles. The case was registered following a complaint by Penguin Random House India’s representative, with charges filed under the BNS and Copyright Act.
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The Supreme Court refused to stay the Securities Appellate Tribunal's order setting aside regulatory directions against Bombay Dyeing and its promoters, issued notice on SEBI's appeal, and ruled the SAT's split verdict would not serve as a precedent
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Tension prevailed in Mansoorabad and LB Nagar after supporters of rival Congress leaders allegedly clashed over flex banners put up for Eshwaramma Yadav's swearing-in as a Yadagirigutta Devasthanam Trust Board member. Police intervened and dispersed the groups
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Telangana’s iconic Bonalu festival will begin on July 16 at the Sri Jagadamba Mahankali Temple in Golconda. Month-long celebrations across 3,427 temples in Hyderabad will include traditional rituals, processions and government-supported arrangements to ensure a smooth experience for devotees.
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State Government Advisor Mohammed Ali Shabbir said the Telangana government is likely to constitute a Cabinet sub-committee to examine introducing a Permanent Residence Certificate system. The proposal aims to help residents establish eligibility if required during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls
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Al Falah University group chairman Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui sought six-week interim bail in the Delhi High Court for his wife's cancer treatment, offering to wear a GPS tracker, while the Enforcement Directorate opposed the plea citing flight and evidence-tampering risks
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India Women scripted history at Lord's on Monday, securing a massive 270-run victory over England in the venue's inaugural Women's Test. Seamer Kranti Gaud's five-wicket haul capped off a dominant all-round display by the visitors on day four
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A BRS delegation led by working president KT Rama Rao will meet Union Heavy Industries Minister HD Kumaraswamy in Delhi on July 15 to seek the reopening of the Cement Corporation of India plant at Adilabad, citing employment and regional development
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Police detained several BRSV and BRSY leaders and activists after they attempted to march from Telangana Bhavan to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's camp office carrying blood packets collected during a donation camp organised in protest against his remarks on irrigation water
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The Indian Consulate in Jeddah organised an event showcasing Indian mangoes, yoga and AYUSH traditions. The programme highlighted the health benefits of mangoes, promoted India's holistic wellness systems and generated interest among Saudi visitors in yoga, Ayurveda and medical tourism
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The CBI informed the Supreme Court that it has filed three chargesheets in seven investigated FIRs linked to alleged ADAG banking fraud, while probes continue in four cases, prompting the court to seek a fresh status report on investigations
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Hyderabad Police and the Task Force seized nearly 25 litres of hash oil worth Rs 3.12 crore in two operations at Erragadda and Jubilee Hills. Five alleged drug peddlers were arrested and two consumers detained as officials investigated an Odisha-linked supply network.
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The Supreme Court directed the Centre to submit within two weeks the rules framed under the Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, 2024, while hearing a plea seeking an independent aviation regulator, passenger protection and measures to address arbitrary airfare fluctuations
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India captain Shubman Gill has been nominated for the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award for June 2026 following a stellar series against Afghanistan. He faces competition from Bangladesh's Mosaddek Hossain and New Zealand's Nathan Smith
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The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL seeking a national framework to prohibit public viewing of pornography, holding the issue involved policy and technological considerations, and advised the petitioner to approach the Centre and relevant authorities with a representation
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Ahead of his 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' programme, Rahul Gandhi alleged India's education system had become a dishonest extortion mechanism, accused the Centre of ignoring paper leak corruption, and urged students to join a nationwide movement demanding educational reforms