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Uttar Pradesh Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar claimed several unhappy Samajwadi Party MLAs would join the BJP, with formalities expected Wednesday. He also alleged Akhilesh Yadav was concerned about AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi’s growing support ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections
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Actor Adivi Sesh has urged the Assam government to review a proposed resort development in the ecologically sensitive Kaziranga region. He called for transparency over the land involved, independent environmental assessments and greater consideration of local communities and wildlife conservation.
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Jubilee Hills police have registered a case against Sri Chaitanya Guruji, alias Mereddy Sunil Reddy, following a court’s directions. A software engineer alleged that the guru sent objectionable messages to his wife and threatened him when confronted.
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Arsenal scored three goals in seven second-half minutes to beat Lille and make it two wins from two in the Champions League. Jurrien Timber, Ebere Eze and Bukayo Saka struck as Arsenal extended their winning run ahead of next week’s clash with Bayern Munich.
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Telangana’s 33 districts are more than administrative divisions; they represent the hopes, livelihoods, cultural identities and aspirations of millions of people
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Shehnaaz Gill got Rohit Sharma to recreate her viral “Tuada Kutta Tommy, Sada Kutta Kutta” dialogue on his game show. The exchange amused the studio audience and fellow guests, reviving a memorable moment from Shehnaaz’s stint on Bigg Boss 13.
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Indian equity benchmarks opened marginally mixed on Wednesday as investors weighed domestic policy cues against global headwinds. IT stocks led sectoral gains, while elevated US Treasury yields and crude prices kept sentiment cautious. Analysts identified key Nifty support and resistance levels.
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Three Cockroach Janata Party leaders were arrested after crossing police barricades and entering Jantar Mantar to protest alleged electoral-roll irregularities. The party’s legal affairs head said they faced multiple charges and claimed they were denied access to their lawyers.
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Two women died after a massive fire broke out at Imperial Heights in Maharashtra’s Palghar district late Tuesday. Firefighters evacuated around 25 to 30 residents, while authorities said they would investigate the cause and examine the building’s fire safety compliance and approvals.
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A Saudi Arabian engineer working for OpenAI has been arrested on federal charges over allegedly installing concealed audio-recording devices at the company’s San Francisco offices. Prosecutors cite surveillance footage and digital activity as part of the investigation, while foreign government involvement remains unestablished.
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A 25-year-old man allegedly set his motorcycle on fire after an argument with a police sub-inspector during vehicle checking at Bibi-ka-Chashma in Falaknuma, Hyderabad. Police took him into custody and are verifying vehicle ownership and whether he was under the influence of drugs.
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Canada and India are intensifying negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, with both sides aiming to conclude a deal by year-end. A Canadian trade mission involving nearly 300 delegates is exploring business opportunities as Ottawa targets $70 billion in annual bilateral trade by 2030.
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The Telangana government has introduced a single screening committee under TGCHE for assistant professor recruitment across 12 universities. The revised process includes academic screening, university-level assessment and interviews. The Telangana Doctorates Association has objected, alleging violations of UGC rules
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Three cyber fraud cases in Hyderabad caused losses of Rs 5.35 crore in a day, involving a fake CEO scam, digital arrest fraud and an investment scheme. Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar urged vigilance and immediate reporting through helpline 1930
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Farmers in Mahadevanipeta village, Nagarkurnool district, blocked a road on Tuesday over power disruptions and low voltage affecting irrigation. They said outages threatened crops nearing harvest and alleged that repeated appeals to electricity officials had failed to resolve the problem
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Telangana has introduced new security paper with 15 features for Meeseva certificates to prevent counterfeiting and unauthorised duplication. IT Minister D. Sridhar Babu launched the paper, which is designed to resist tearing, water damage and everyday wear
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Telangana plans to supply Hyderabad with an additional 20 MGD of drinking water from Mallannasagar reservoir from November. Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju also outlined conservation measures, alternative supplies for four districts and plans to prevent drinking water wastage across Greater Hyderabad
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Low R&D spending, brain drain, bureaucratic hurdles, and risk-averse research practices are holding India back from achieving greater heights
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The war with Iran has exposed the limits of Washington’s security guarantees, raising the prospect of a more volatile and strategically fragmented West Asia
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Telangana Chief Electoral Officer C. Sudharsan Reddy has directed officials not to reject graduates’ constituency enrolment applications solely for missing EPIC numbers. Applicants must submit Form-18 with supporting documents by November 6, ahead of draft rolls scheduled for November 25
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The Telangana High Court heard a petition challenging the Election Commission of India’s notice process during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. The Commission assured the Bench that reasoned orders would address eligible-voter exclusions. The hearing resumes October 15
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Hyderabad’s municipal corporations renewed their sister-city partnership with Miyoshi, Japan, marking 20 years of cooperation. The declaration prioritises skill mobility, tourism, culture and sports, with projects developed jointly and reviewed every five years by the civic bodies across region
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Defending champions Rajputana Royals defeated Chero Archers 6-0 in the Archery Premier League Season 2 to record consecutive wins and reach six points. Ella Gibson scored a perfect 60, while Mete Gazoz delivered a decisive nine during the contest