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Former selector Saba Karim praised Sai Sudharsan's composure during his 81 against Afghanistan in the one-off Test, but warned that head coach Gautam Gambhir will monitor a "technical flaw" in the youngster's defense against spin
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A 50-year-old private employee, J Krishna Prasad, died by suicide near Ghatkesar railway station on Friday night. Government Railway Police said he was reportedly distressed due to debts and personal problems and came under a moving train
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Students, parents, exam aspirants and young professionals gathered at Jantar Mantar for a CJP-backed protest, citing concerns over examinations, accountability and opportunities. Many participants expressed frustration with existing political parties and called for reforms in education and governance
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Police have registered an FIR against educator Faisal Khan, known as Khan Sir, two security guards and others in connection with a disturbance at a Patna coaching institute. The case follows the emergence of a video allegedly showing guards firing into the air
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Actor Karisma Kapoor said she now works only on roles that genuinely excite her, nearly turning down her series “Brown”. She plays a troubled cop in the ZEE5 show and described the character as one of her most challenging roles
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Telangana's Tanmai Nihal Uttam and Anvi Vikram Goud captured the Under-17 singles titles, while Uttarakhand's Aditya Singh Negi and Rajasthan's Anvi Rathore claimed the Under-15 crowns at the All India Sub-Junior Ranking Badminton Tournament in Hyderabad
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The government has rejected reports claiming the Finance Ministry's secured printing press would print NEET-UG re-examination papers. PIB Fact Check termed the claim fake and also flagged an AI-manipulated video falsely attributed to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar
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CPI state secretary Binoy Viswam condemned the alleged RSS attack on party national secretary Annie Raja and other leaders during a protest in New Delhi. He called for branch-level demonstrations across Kerala and accused the Centre of suppressing protests over examination irregularities
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The EAGLE team and Alwal police conducted a decoy operation at a grocery store in Alwal and found the owner allegedly selling tobacco products to minors. A case has been registered against the accused, and further investigation is under way.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy drew criticism after claiming HYDRAA was inspired by Adolf Hitler's alleged liking for the word 'Hydra', despite no historical evidence supporting the assertion. His remarks and comparisons involving demolitions triggered disbelief, controversy and political debate.
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Heavy rains continued across Kerala on Saturday, causing waterlogging, uprooting trees and disrupting daily life. The IMD issued a red alert in five districts and warned of extremely heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and strong winds across parts of the state
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DMK chief M K Stalin said alliance partners supported Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam to prevent President’s rule in Tamil Nadu. He asserted the decision was democratic and aimed at avoiding BJP rule, amid shifting political alignments after the Assembly elections
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Ahead of the INDIA bloc meeting, CPI(M) general secretary MA Baby has sought clarification from the Congress over allegations of a Left-BJP understanding made during the Kerala election campaign. The party said such remarks could affect opposition unity and cooperation
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KNRUHS has directed all medical colleges in Telangana not to charge additional fees during the internship period or deny internships to eligible students. The university warned that any violation of government orders, NMC regulations or fee norms would invite action.
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Shubman Gill and KL Rahul struck commanding centuries, while B. Sai Sudharsan contributed a fluent 81, driving India to a dominant 368/3 against Afghanistan on Day 1 of the one-off Test match in New Chandigarh
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Mumbai Police arrested seven Bangladeshi nationals in Andheri for allegedly staying in India without valid documents for nearly 15 years. Acting on intelligence inputs, officers detained the group during a targeted operation, with investigations underway into their network and support system
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Synopsis: Telangana completely dominated the 17th Monsoon Regatta at Hussain Sagar, capturing 15 medals. Prodigy Rameeza Bhanu clinched the U-16 girls' gold, while national champion Ravikumar Banneoulu secured a historic double-trophy feat, anchoring the state's stellar sailing performance
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Rains lashed several parts of Hyderabad and districts across Telangana on Saturday, bringing relief from intense summer conditions. The showers, seen as a sign of the monsoon's arrival, cooled temperatures and provided much-needed respite to residents across the region.
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The government has rejected media claims that the Finance Ministry’s secure printing press will handle NEET-UG re-exam question papers. Press Information Bureau clarified the reports are false and urged the public to rely only on official verified information
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India cricket chief selector Ajit Agarkar has appointed Shreyas Iyer as the new T20I captain, citing his IPL leadership experience. Suryakumar Yadav, despite leading India to the World Cup title, has been omitted due to form concerns and long-term planning
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Paddy stubble burning, a practice linked to increased use of combine harvesters, is emerging as a major concern in Telangana. Eight farmers have died this summer, while experts warn of serious environmental damage, air pollution and risks to lives and property.
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Chaos prevailed at Kubheer mandal centre in Nirmal district during the distribution of tokens for jowar procurement. Farmers queued overnight to secure tokens, while some women sustained injuries during the rush. Growers demanded better arrangements and additional counters
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Handloom leaders in Warangal have opposed the Telangana government's decision to procure carpets and bed sheets through open-market tenders instead of TGSCO. They warn the move could affect around 10,000 families and have announced protests seeking withdrawal of the decision
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Pune police have launched a preliminary inquiry after a woman claimed on social media that a bedsheet bought at a local religious fair carried a “Made in Pakistan” label. Authorities are verifying the allegation and examining possible violations in local vendor sales