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India commissioned its third nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine INS Aridaman, strengthening its nuclear triad. The induction enhances strategic strike capability amid evolving security challenges, while also highlighting progress in indigenous defence and underwater nuclear capabilities
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Senior politician T Jeevan Reddy launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, criticising his governance and accusing the Congress of failing to deliver on promises. Reddy hinted at a political realignment, with speculation rife that he may join the BRS at a public meeting in Jagtial on April 13.
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The Forum for Good Governance objected to plans for constructing religious structures on the Musi river banks before completing its cleaning. It urged the government to prioritise river rejuvenation, calling the proposal to install a Shiva statue in polluted waters inappropriate
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A senior AITUC leader and technician at Heavy Water Plant in Aswapuram allegedly died by suicide at his residence in Kothagudem district. Police registered a case and began investigation, with initial reports suggesting health issues as the reason
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The battle for the chairperson post of Kyathanpalli municipality has reignited tensions between the BRS-CPI alliance and the Congress. After being postponed due to chaos in February, the elections are now set for April 4. The BRS, with its majority, is confident of victory, while Congress is strategising to regain ground.
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A 20-month-old girl died after accidentally slipping into a bucket filled with water at her home in Medak district. The child was found motionless by her mother, leaving the family in deep shock over the tragic incident
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Mudigonda police in Khammam arrested ten persons, including seven contract killers, in a kidnap and murder plot linked to a land dispute. The victim was abducted and later abandoned as police tracked the accused, who were caught while fleeing
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The Indian School of Business (ISB) marked its 25th anniversary with the graduation of its 25th Post Graduate Programme in Management cohort, comprising 417 students. The event also recognised scholars from ISB’s Fellow and Executive Fellow Programmes in Management.
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The three major civic bodies of Hyderabad – GHMC, CMC and MMC – together collected Rs 2,558 crore in property tax for the 2025-26 financial year. Within GHMC, Khairatabad Zone emerged as the highest contributor.
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Telangana teachers have demanded immediate release of the PRC report and pending DA instalments, highlighting delays in salary revisions, unpaid dues worth thousands of crores, and financial hardships faced by employees and retired teachers awaiting pension benefits.
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Three individuals, including a couple, were arrested in Hyderabad for orchestrating a fraudulent investment scheme under the banner of Veerabhadra Trading. The accused lured nearly 290 investors with promises of high monthly returns, collecting around Rs 30 crore.
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Chinese AI models are seeing rapid global adoption, raising concerns in the US over data security, supply chains and economic impact. A report highlights risks including intelligence access, weaker safeguards and growing competition for American firms in global markets
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The All India Catholic Union has demanded the complete withdrawal of the FCRA Amendment Bill, alleging it targets minorities and infringes constitutional rights. The body also called for assurances, policy review and stronger action against violence and discrimination
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Hyderabad traffic police will enforce restrictions around Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills on April 5 due to ongoing works under the H-CITI project. Roads near KBR Park will follow a one-way trial system between 11 am and 1 pm to facilitate construction of a steel flyover and underpass. Citizens are advised to plan ahead, use navigation apps, and consider public transport or carpooling.
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Discrepancies in actor Vijay’s election affidavits for Perambur and Tiruchirappalli East have revealed conflicting details on pending FIRs and bank accounts, potentially inviting legal scrutiny under the Representation of the People Act ahead of the Assembly elections
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The Centre has granted deemed-to-be university status to NCERT, allowing it to award its own degrees. The move aims to boost research, innovation and academic programmes, while mandating adherence to UGC norms and participation in national rankings
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The AIMPLB has denounced the passage of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill in the Gujarat Assembly, calling it unconstitutional and a violation of minority rights. The Board announced plans to challenge the legislation in the Gujarat High Court, arguing that it imposes majoritarian norms and infringes upon fundamental rights such as religious freedom and personal liberty.
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CBSE has announced a new curriculum for 2026-27, introducing the three-language formula from Class 6 and a two-level system for mathematics and science in Class 9, aimed at enhancing multilingual learning and improving conceptual understanding among students
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Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan hit back at Telangana CM Revanth Reddy over criticism during an election campaign, defending Kerala’s welfare model and governance record while inviting him to visit the state and learn from its development initiatives
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The Centre informed Lok Sabha that Ganga water meets bathing standards across monitored locations, with declining pollution levels. It highlighted progress under the Namami Gange Programme, including wastewater treatment, biodiversity conservation, and infrastructure projects to improve river health
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The Telangana government has begun implementing the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025, requiring educational institutions to record and submit detailed information about foreign nationals and OCI cardholders. Institutions must furnish data such as passport details, course information, and academic performance to the FRRO within 24 hours of admission.
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Over 17,900 building and layout permissions and occupancy certificates were issued through the BuildNow portal across GHMC, CMC and MMC in 2025-26, generating Rs 1,172.08 crore in revenue, with CMC contributing the highest share.
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Authorities have imposed Section 163 of BNSS in Kyathanpalli ahead of municipal chairperson elections, restricting gatherings, protests and movement with weapons, while urging public cooperation to maintain law and order during the election process.
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Liquor sales in erstwhile Medak district increased in 2025-26, pushing revenue to Rs 3,566 crore. While liquor consumption grew, beer sales declined, with officials and observers linking the rise partly to election-related demand during the year.
