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Eight devotees sustained injuries, four of them critically, when a speeding truck rammed into a tractor carrying a Ganesha idol near the Siddipet Collectorate on Sunday.
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Dhruv Rawat and K Maneesha of India won back-to-back mixed doubles titles at the Nigeria and Cameroon International Challenges. The A Zone Elite Badminton Academy products defeated Indian rivals in Nigeria before overcoming Koceila and Tanina Mammeri in Cameroon
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Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka has appealed to government employees to defer their “Chalo Hyderabad” protest slated for September 10. Employee associations, however, demanded a written assurance on their long-pending issues and have convened an emergency meeting to decide the next course of action.
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Public health experts have sounded an alarm over counterfeit Abhayrab rabies vaccines linked to batch KE25012, urging patients vaccinated on or after November 7, 2025, to verify authenticity with healthcare providers. The CDSCO seized spurious vials from an unlicensed premises in Delhi, with Indian Immunologicals confirming multiple packaging discrepancies.
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PNGRB and EESL have signed an MoU to introduce smart PNG meters in the City Gas Distribution sector, aiming to enhance efficiency, transparency and safety. The initiative promises advanced features such as digital monitoring, leak detection and cybersecurity safeguards, marking a major step towards a consumer-centric and technology-enabled gas ecosystem.
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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat visited London’s historic Khalsa Jatha British Isles Gurdwara Sahib and Shree Swaminarayan Temple during his overseas outreach tour. He interacted with the British Sikh community and is scheduled to address a ‘Celebration of Oneness’ gathering
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The BRS on Sunday escalated its statewide protests against the Congress government’s 1,000-day rule, highlighting unfulfilled election promises and civic issues. Auto drivers, farmers and party workers staged rallies, dharnas and demonstrations across districts, while leaders distributed ‘Dues Cards’ to draw attention to pending assurances.
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BRS chief K Chandrashekhar Rao has called for a statewide “water war” against the Congress government, accusing it of neglecting irrigation and drinking water projects. He directed BRS legislators to raise water, unemployment, education and governance issues during the Assembly session
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Body parts of a woman and a child were found in two sacks abandoned in the Bhavani River near Agali in Palakkad. Police registered a murder case and are investigating, including checking missing-person reports and CCTV footage to identify the victims
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Shikhar Mohan credited Ishan Kishan's guidance after scoring 85 on his Duleep Trophy debut against South Zone. The Jharkhand batter shared a crucial 94-run partnership with Kishan, helping East Zone reach 385/4 on the opening day
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Ganga and Sharda river levels receded in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday, but flood-like conditions persisted in low-lying areas. Varanasi faced waterlogging and sewage accumulation, while Sharda remained above danger level in Lakhimpur Kheri, inundating fields and village corridors
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Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi received a superstar welcome at Chennai's Chepauk as nearly 12,000 fans gathered to watch him play in the Duleep Trophy final. The Bihar batter's IPL exploits have sparked comparisons with India's biggest cricket icons
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Hyderabad is experiencing a hot and muggy spell despite rain in parts of the city. The IMD expects temperatures to remain around 32-33°C with high humidity through September 12, while thunderstorms and isolated showers are forecast across parts of Telangana.
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The CBI arrested five more accused in three digital arrest scam cases involving over Rs 42 crore, taking total arrests to eight. The action was part of Operation Chakra-VI, with searches across 20 states exposing networks involved in layering and transferring fraud proceeds
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Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation has identified 40 Ganesh immersion centres across three zones and arranged cranes, swimmers, boats and safety equipment. More than 1,300 sanitation workers will provide round-the-clock services, while teams will manage waste along procession routes and immersion sites.
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Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju has directed Metro Rail and RTC officials to introduce joint daily and monthly passes for Hyderabad commuters. He also inspected Metro stations and HMDA corridors and asked officials to expedite road-widening works for the Old City Metro corridor.
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Hyderabad is set to host one of the country’s largest data centres with a 1-GW capacity, promising a major technology push and thousands of jobs. However, the project has triggered concerns over its massive electricity and water requirements, with experts warning of environmental strain in a city already facing resource challenges.
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BJP president Nitin Nabin on Sunday echoed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's “naraz fufa” jibe at the Opposition, accusing it of opposing India's development. He said the government would fulfil the Viksit Bharat 2047 vision with the support of 140 crore Indians
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Pune residents held a protest march demanding a complete ban on high-decibel DJ systems during festivals ahead of Ganpati. Protesters cited noise pollution concerns and questioned why similar restrictions announced in Solapur and Nagpur could not be implemented in Pune
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Tahreek Muslim Shabban has announced a two-month campaign seeking greater transparency in the Telangana State Wakf Board’s functioning and increased Muslim representation in government. It also plans to seek details of Waqf assets and examine pending property-related cases.
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India were assured of at least two medals in the VI1 category at the World Archery Para Series after three archers reached the semifinals. World champion Sheetal Devi also topped women's compound qualification as India secured top seeding in both team events
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More than 250 orthopaedic surgeons attended AAS 2026 in Jubilee Hills, where experts discussed joint replacement, arthroscopy, trauma, spine surgery and other specialties. Doctors also cautioned that platelet-rich plasma should not be considered a proven cure for severe osteoarthritis.
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Two groups clashed at a Jubilee Hills pub around 2 am on Sunday, triggering panic among customers and damaging the premises. Police booked both sides, identified around 20 persons for further investigation and registered a separate case against the management.
