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AI-driven cybercrime rises as agencies step up countermeasures

AI-driven cybercrime rises as agencies step up countermeasures

  • GHMC conducts intensive early-morning inspections across multiple zones

    GHMC has stepped up early-morning inspections across Khairatabad, Secunderabad, and Rajendranagar to monitor sanitation, garbage collection, drains, and road conditions. Officials directed staff to address gaps immediately, while urging citizens to support cleanliness and urban improvement initiatives.
  • Chirag Paswan calls Galgotias robotic dog row a major lapse

    Union Minister Chirag Paswan termed the Galgotias University robotic dog controversy at the India AI Impact Summit a major lapse. He said the government would decide further action after the summit, warning that such incidents could harm India’s global image
  • Shivam Dube credits MS Dhoni guidance for improving strike rotation, handling pressure in T20 World Cup

    Shivam Dube revealed how guidance from MS Dhoni and off-season practice helped him improve strike rotation, manage pressure, and bat smartly in the IPL and T20 World Cup. The all-rounder focuses on balancing boundaries with responsibility in death overs.
  • HMWSSB launches ‘Basthi Bata’ programme to improve water, sewerage services

    HMWSSB will launch the ‘Basthi Bata’ programme from Friday to improve water supply and sewage management in Hyderabad’s core urban areas. Officials will visit colonies and slums on select days and be available at offices to address public concerns.
  • Watch: Musi Riverfront project: 500 families may lose homes over Rs. 5,000 cr Mahatma Gandhi statue

    The Rs. 5,000 crore Gandhi statue planned under the Musi Riverfront Development project in Hyderabad has triggered protests, with nearly 500 families fearing displacement. Here’s what we know so far.
  • MILAN 2026: Rajnath Singh highlights need for global naval unity

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said cooperation among navies is now essential to tackle maritime challenges while addressing MILAN 2026 in Visakhapatnam. He stressed collective security, disaster response and shared responsibility to ensure stability and prosperity in the region
  • Lula hails India AI summit, says digital world returns to homeland

    Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva praised the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, highlighting India’s ancient contribution to modern computing. He stressed the need for global cooperation, ethical AI governance and stronger India-Brazil ties
  • Hyderabad college student suffers injuries in suspected suicide attempt

    An intermediate second-year student, Rithika, sustained serious injuries after reportedly jumping from the third floor of a private college building in Rajendranagar. She was rushed to hospital, and police are investigating the reasons behind the incident.
  • KNRUHS opens additional mop-up counselling for PG Medical admissions 2025-26

    KNRUHS has opened the additional mop-up phase of PG Medical counselling for AY 2025-26 following NEET PG 2025 cut-off lowering. Eligible candidates can submit web options for vacant Non-Service Quota and newly added seats, with strict penalties for non-joining.
  • Para-cyclists from Aditya Mehta Foundation win seven golds at national championship

    Para-cyclists trained under the Aditya Mehta Foundation won seven gold, one silver, and one bronze at the 2nd Para Road Cycling National Championship in Medchal. Athletes from Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Gujarat, UP, and J&K showcased exceptional skill and determination.
  • TSWREIS alumni shine as India wins gold at Indo-Indonesia Ball Badminton Series

    TSWREIS alumni Sabhavath Babu Naik and P. Shashidhar helped India clinch gold at the Indo-Indonesia Ball Badminton Test Series in Bali, Indonesia. The Association lauded the players’ achievement and recognised their mentors for dedicated training and guidance.
  • Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey inspects Gachibowli facilities ahead of World Cup qualifiers

    Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey visited Gachibowli Hockey Complex to review renovations, including two new astro-turfs, ahead of the FIH Women’s World Cup qualifiers. He highlighted coaching programmes, future Hockey India League prospects, and praised State Government support.
  • BRS approaches Human Rights Commission on ‘Bulldozer Raj’ against Dalits in Warangal

    BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan condemned attempts to demolish Dalit houses in Cherabanda Raju Nagar Colony, Warangal. Families approached the District Collector and SHRC, which will review implementation on March 9. Sravan urged Dalit and tribal organisations to unite and protect rights.
  • King Charles III’s brother Andrew arrested by UK police over Epstein-linked allegation

    Prince Andrew, Duke of York, has been arrested by UK police on suspicion of misconduct in public office linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Buckingham Palace and the royal family express support for the investigation, while Andrew continues to deny any wrongdoing.
  • AI biggest platform shift of our lifetimes: Sundar Pichai

    Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai told global leaders that AI is the biggest platform shift of our lifetimes, urging bold, responsible collaboration, highlighting AlphaFold breakthroughs and investments, as the AI Impact Summit drew heads of state and industry leaders.
  • TGSRTC to install luggage racks in 150 Hyderabad city buses

    TGSRTC will introduce luggage racks in 150 Hyderabad city buses on a trial basis to improve commuter convenience. The corporation has also announced a 30% discount on AC bus fares within ORR limits from March 1 to May 31.
  • Osmania University hosts AIU Central Zone Vice Chancellors’ Meet

    Osmania University hosted the Central Zone Vice-Chancellors’ Meet 2025–26, attended by over 100 VCs and Telangana Governor Jishnu Dev Varma. The two-day conclave focused on creating AI- and quantum-enabled higher education institutions.
  • SIO urges Rs 5,000 crore minority education allocation in Telangana budget

    The Students Islamic Organisation submitted education budget recommendations to the Telangana government, urging an increase in minority allocation to ₹5,000 crore. Speakers at a round-table stressed better fund utilisation and strategic planning to improve educational outcomes.
  • National One Health Mission invites EoIs for Disease Modelling Programme

    The National One Health Mission has invited Expressions of Interest from institutions to develop disease modelling programmes for humans, livestock and wildlife. Selected organisations will receive funding and training support. The last date to apply is February 28, 2026.
  • Puligundala eco-tourism project in Khammam set to open for nature lovers

    The Puligundala project in Khammam district’s Kanakagiri Reserve Forest is set to open as an eco-tourism destination. With cottages, trekking trails, forest safari, boating and night camping, the site aims to attract nature lovers at affordable prices.
  • Rajnath Singh calls for global unity at MILAN 2026 naval exercise

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated MILAN 2026 in Visakhapatnam, highlighting India’s aspiration for an equitable maritime order based on international law. He introduced Vision MAHASAGAR, expanding India’s maritime engagement.
  • Congress high command reviews Telangana government’s performance

    TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud said the Congress will implement all six guarantees before the next elections, following a review meeting in New Delhi. Cabinet ministers met AICC chief Mallikarjun Kharge to discuss governance, party strategy and State issues.
  • BITS Pilani announces tuition-blind admissions for top 500 BITSAT rankers

    BITS Pilani will offer tuition-blind admissions to the top 500 BITSAT rankers from 2026–27. Eligible students with family income up to ₹20 lakh will receive a full tuition scholarship for four years, provided they maintain a minimum 7.5 CGPA.
  • Supreme Court to begin final hearing on anti-CAA pleas from May 5

    The Supreme Court has announced that it will commence final hearings on May 5 over more than 200 petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019. The lead petition has been filed by the Indian Union of Muslim League (IUML).
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