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Hyderabad: Truck turns on its side near Lakdikapul, traffic flow smooth

Hyderabad: Truck turns on its side near Lakdikapul, traffic flow smooth

  • Uttarakhand: 60 injured in train collision at Pipalkoti hydropower project

    Around 60 workers were injured when two locomotive trains collided inside a tunnel at the Vishnugad-Pipalkoti Hydroelectric Project in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district. All injured were rescued, and officials said their condition is stable
  • Jaishankar travels to Dhaka for former Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia’s funeral

    External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar will attend the funeral of former Bangladesh Prime Minister and BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia in Dhaka. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences, recalling her contributions to Bangladesh’s development and India-Bangladesh relations
  • Assam couple burnt alive in Karbi Anglong over witchcraft suspicion

    A couple was beaten and burnt alive by villagers in Assam’s Karbi Anglong district after being accused of witchcraft. Police have launched an investigation and registered cases under the BNS, reiterating that witch-hunting is a criminal offence in the state.
  • Mali, Burkina Faso impose retaliatory travel ban on US nationals

    Mali and Burkina Faso have barred US citizens in retaliation to President Donald Trump’s expanded travel ban on their nationals. The move underscores rising tensions between Washington and West Africa’s military-led governments amid ongoing security challenges and diplomatic rifts
  • Christian groups demand removal of painting, apology from organisers

    A painting displayed at the Kochi Biennale has sparked protests from Christian groups, who allege it distorts the sacred image of Christ’s Last Supper. The Syro-Malabar Church and Kerala Latin Catholic Association demanded removal of the artwork and an apology, saying it hurt religious sentiments.
  • ‘Contaminated water’ claims 3 lives, over 100 hospitalised in Indore

    At least three people have died and more than 100 were hospitalised in Indore’s Bhagirathpura area after allegedly consuming contaminated water. While residents claimed five deaths, officials confirmed three. A leakage in the main pipeline was detected, with suspicions that drainage water mixed with drinking supply.
  • Gold concealed in jeans seized at IGI Airport

    Customs officials at IGI Airport in New Delhi seized nearly 200 grams of gold concealed in the waistband cavity of a passenger’s jeans. The passenger, who arrived from Riyadh on Monday, was intercepted after suspicious behaviour.
  • Biker injured as nylon string entangles neck at Chaderghat

    In Hyderabad, a man from Malakpet sustained injuries when a nylon string got entangled around his neck while riding his bike at Chaderghat.
  • Mandal surveyor, assistant arrested for Rs 7,500 bribe in Nirmal

    In Nirmal district, the Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested surveyor N Balakrishna Varma and his private assistant Pola Thirupathi while allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 7,500 from a farmer for land demarcation and issuing a panchanama.
  • Chiranjeevi pays heartfelt tribute as Mohanlal loses his mother

    Megastar Chiranjeevi extended heartfelt condolences to Mohanlal on the death of his mother, Santhakumari Amma, praising her enduring influence and offering prayers and support, as the Malayalam film fraternity mourned the loss of a quiet yet influential presence behind the iconic actor
  • Dr M Ramesh takes charge as Cyberabad Police Commissioner

    Dr M Ramesh, a 2005-batch IPS officer, assumed charge as Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad, succeeding Avinash Mohanty, who was posted as the first Commissioner of the newly created Malkajgiri Commissionerate. He also issued guidelines for safe New Year celebrations.
  • City paddler Snehit wins gold, silver and bronze in AAI Institutional Table Tennis

    Representing the Indian Audit and Accounts Department (IA&AD), Snehit produced one of the standout performances of the tournament by stunning two of India’s leading stars—Manav Thakkar and Ankur Bhattacharjee—on his way to the men’s singles final
  • No evidence of racial motive in Chakma killing, say Dehradun Police

    Dehradun Police said their probe into the death of Tripura student Anjel Chakma has found no evidence of racial abuse so far, stating the assault followed a dispute over banter at a liquor shop, even as the victim’s family alleges racial slurs
  • Second phase of CM Cup-2025 to be held from Jan 8

    Torch Relay (Kreeda Jyothi) programmes will be conducted at district headquarters on January 8, 9, 10, and 11
  • Jagtial couple undertakes five-km prostration to reach Dharmapuri shrine

    In Jagtial district, a couple from Rajaram village displayed rare devotion by reaching the Dharmapuri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple through continuous Sashtanga Namaskaram over five kilometres on Vaikuntha Ekadashi. Mamidala Venkatesh and Sharadha also observed Mauna Vratham, refusing water offered by locals during their trek.
  • Addya grabs Trap title at National Shooting Championships

    Addya finished on top with 42 hits, while Uttar Pradesh’s Sabeera Haris pushed her close till the latter stages but had to settle for silver with 41
  • Sports briefs: OU College of Engineering beats Ambedkar College in inter-college badminton

    Irfan and Tanish played well for the winners, while Anand and Aravind put up a good show for the losers in the OU inter-college badminton
  • Big B sings for 32 minutes, turns KBC finale emotional

    As ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’ heads for its season finale, Amitabh Bachchan delivers an emotional highlight by singing nonstop for over 32 minutes, turning the final episode into a celebratory tribute to music, memories and the show’s journey
  • Sunny Leone’s Mathura New Year event cancelled after seers’ protest

    Actor Sunny Leone’s New Year programme at a local bar in Mathura was cancelled after objections from local seers, who claimed the event would defame Brij Bhoomi and Sanatan Dharma. Leone was scheduled to perform as a DJ on January 1.
  • IAS officers transferred in Telangana, major reshuffle in GHMC and districts

    The Telangana government on Tuesday announced the transfer of six IAS officers, including G Srijana, who was posted as Additional Commissioner of GHMC covering Kukatpally, Serilingampally and Qutbullapur zones.
  • Sabarimala gold heist case: CPI-M leader grilled by SIT

    Kerala’s Sabarimala gold heist probe intensified as CPI-M leader and former Devaswom Minister Kadakampally Surendran was questioned by SIT. The investigation now includes additional officers amid political pressure and opposition allegations of shielding senior leaders
  • ‘Dushasan’ in Bengal: Mamata targets Shah over national security

    West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee attacked Union Home Minister Amit Shah, likening him to ‘Dushasan’ and demanding his resignation over alleged failure to curb subversive activities. She rejected accusations on infiltration, accusing the Centre of unfairly targeting Bengal ahead of Assembly elections
  • Mesram tribals’ 150-km trek for Nagoba Jatara begins

    Over 100 members of the Mesram tribal clan have begun their traditional barefoot trek of more than 150 kilometres to fetch Ganga Jal from the Godavari river for the Nagoba Jatara in Adilabad. The water, drawn in a 1,400-year-old brass vessel from Hastanamadugu in Mancherial district, will be used for rituals and idol cleansing.
  • Khammam: Ex-ZP chairman Kamal Raju blames Congress govt for urea crisis among farmers

    Former Zilla Parishad chairman Lingala Kamal Raju accused the Congress government of failing to supply adequate urea to farmers in Telangana, forcing them to stand in long queues during crop seasons. He recalled that under K Chandrashekhar Rao’s rule, farmers never faced shortages and even had fertiliser delivered to their homes.
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