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Cartoon Today on May 29, 2026

Cartoon Today on May 29, 2026

  • Like Indiramma, NTR is equally important to us, says Revanth Reddy

    Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy said the Congress government drew inspiration from former Chief Minister NT Rama Rao’s welfare-oriented governance, comparing several Congress schemes with initiatives launched during the TDP founder’s tenure while unveiling NTR’s statue in Hyderabad
  • Fake doctor dupes youth of smartphone in Bhadrachalam

    A youth from Reddypalem village in Bhadrachalam lost his Rs 50,000 smartphone to an online fraudster posing as a doctor. The accused gained the victim’s trust during an OLX deal before disappearing with the mobile phone using a fake debit card
  • TGIIC’s Raidurg e-auction sets record with Rs 237 crore per acre bid

    TGIIC’s e-auction of a 6.29-acre land parcel at Knowledge City, Raidurg fetched a record Rs 237 crore per acre, generating nearly Rs 1,490 crore overall. Officials said the auction reflected strong investor confidence in Telangana’s growing real estate and investment ecosystem
  • Farmer walks barefoot, carries paddy sacks in pushcart to protest procurement delays in Telangana

    A farmer in Yadadri Bhongir district staged a unique protest against delays in paddy procurement by pushing sacks on a cart from Kolanupaka to Alair market yard. He alleged government negligence and exploitation of farmers by middlemen and millers
  • Narrow escape for TGOA leader as burnt tree falls on car

    Stubble burning in Khammam district led to a narrow escape for TGO Association leader Eluri Srinivas Rao after a burnt roadside tree fell on his car, causing it to overturn. The incident highlights growing safety risks from crop residue burning
  • Malkajgiri police book over 3000 cases against footpath encroachments

    The Malkajgiri Traffic Police conducted a special enforcement drive against footpath encroachments and carriageway obstructions, booking 3,497 cases and collecting Rs 6.03 lakh in fines. Zone-II recorded the highest violations, with Uppal Traffic Police Station registering 804 cases
  • BRS leader launches free e-classes app for job aspirants

    A BRS leader launched a free ‘Rakesh Reddy E-Classes App’ in Khammam for students and unemployed youth preparing for government jobs. Leaders said the platform aims to bridge coaching gaps, while also criticising the Congress government over job creation promises
  • Opinion: Hijab, dignity and the right to choose

    The real challenge today is not whether Muslim women can succeed while wearing hijab, but whether society is willing to respect a woman’s right to define dignity on her own terms
  • Singareni CMD reviews coal handling project progress at RG-II

    Singareni Collieries CMD Dr Buddhaprakash Jyoti inspected the coal handling plant in Ramagundam-II area, reviewing coal transport and quality systems. He directed officials to complete the new CHP project on schedule, accompanied by Directors and the Area General Manager
  • Editorial: NEET-UG 2026 — overhaul entrance examination system

    For a country marked by diverse educational systems and stark regional disparities, a one-size-fits-all approach like NEET may be neither effective nor equitable
  • Santosh Kumar urges national disaster status for heatwaves

    Former Rajya Sabha member J Santosh Kumar urged that heatwaves be declared a national disaster, citing their deadly toll. Speaking at IIM-B’s Climate Innovation Summit, he stressed bridging policy gaps, citizen-led climate action, and expanding carbon credit schemes to grassroots projects
  • None can deny there is corruption in judiciary, says Madras HC

    The Madras High Court observed that corruption exists within the judiciary while hearing a plea seeking a ban on the Tamil film ‘Karuppu’. The court said judges are not above criticism and emphasised that judicial institutions must remain open to public scrutiny and introspection
  • Sonam Wangchuk says he is an ‘honorary cockroach’, rejects Ladakh LG’s claims on CJP

    Activist Sonam Wangchuk rejected Ladakh Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena’s claims regarding his stance on the Cockroach Janta Party, asserting he remains an “honorary cockroach”. He said their meeting was cordial and denied distancing himself from the online movement or retracting his Manipur comparison
  • MGNREGS worker dies of heart attack at work site in Siddipet

    A 55-year-old MGNREGS worker died of a suspected heart attack while working at a site in Rebarthi village of Siddipet district on Thursday. Fellow workers attempted CPR before officials visited the site and provided immediate financial relief to the family.
  • CPA Australia survey says Indian small businesses recorded strongest growth since COVID

    Indian small businesses recorded their strongest growth since 2019 in 2025, according to CPA Australia’s survey. The report highlighted rising optimism for 2026, strong digital adoption, increasing AI investments and continued employment growth despite mounting cost and cybersecurity challenges
  • No lapses will be tolerated: Pradhan reviews CBSE Class 12 evaluation, OSM issues

    Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reviewed the CBSE Class 12 evaluation process amid controversy over the OSM system, directing officials to resolve student concerns transparently and efficiently. He warned that negligence would not be tolerated and assured strict action over any lapses
  • Indian junior hockey teams look to shine as U-18 Asia Cup 2026 begins in Japan

    India’s U-18 men’s and women’s hockey squads cap off intensive Bhopal preparations; dynamic campaigns kick off in Japan from May 29
  • WMO warns another record-hot year likely before 2030

    The World Meteorological Organization warned there is an 86 per cent chance that a year between 2026 and 2030 could surpass 2024 as the hottest year on record. The report also projected continued global warming and increasing chances of temporary 1.5 degrees Celsius breaches.
  • Unified Card for every citizen of Telangana to track welfare benefits

    The Telangana government plans to introduce a Unified Card integrating welfare benefits and citizen data across departments. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy directed officials to develop an AI-based profiling system aimed at reducing duplication, improving welfare delivery, and streamlining beneficiary tracking
  • Pradhan, Rahul trade barbs over CBSE exam row and OSM irregularity claims

    Rahul Gandhi and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan engaged in a sharp political exchange over alleged CBSE evaluation irregularities. Gandhi demanded a judicial probe into the OSM system, while Pradhan accused him of politicising the issue and defended the digital evaluation mechanism
  • WHO says public risk remains low in cruise ship hantavirus outbreak

    The number of confirmed and probable Andes hantavirus cases linked to the Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius has risen to 13, including three deaths. WHO said the overall public health risk remains low while multiple countries continue monitoring passengers and conducting contact tracing.
  • ‘RCB made a statement in the knockout game’: Anil Kumble after Qualifier 1 win

    The 22-year-old from Maharashtra shot an impressive 635.1 in qualification before losing a tense shoot-off to France's Mueller in the 10m Air Rifle final
  • Sunitha Lakshma Reddy slams Congress over paddy procurement delays in Medak

    Narsapur MLA V Sunitha Lakshma Reddy accused the Congress government of neglecting farmers waiting at procurement centres. She demanded MSP purchase of rain-soaked paddy and release of pending Rythu Bharosa instalments, warning that farmers will teach Congress a lesson for failed promises
  • Hyderabad to witness rare Blue Micromoon on May 31

    Hyderabad residents are expected to witness a rare Blue Micromoon on May 31 as two full moons appear in May 2026. The event combines a Blue Moon and a Micromoon, making the Moon appear slightly smaller and dimmer than usual
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