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Civil Supplies authorities in Balanagar seized 38 domestic LPG cylinders from tiffin centres, roadside eateries, and fast-food corners after a tip-off revealed illegal use of domestic gas for commercial cooking. Officials warn against diversion to the commercial market.
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As affordable generic weight-loss drugs enter the Indian market, CDSCO has warned against self-medication and misleading advertisements. Regulators stress medical supervision, highlighting potential health risks and enforcing stricter rules for pharmaceutical companies launching these drugs.
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A creative ‘Math Art’ activity at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s school in Hyderabad helped students explore mathematical concepts through art. Using straight lines, students learned geometry visually, making abstract ideas easier to understand and more engaging.
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Doctors at KIMS Secunderabad successfully performed a Smart Cochlear Implant surgery on a three-year-old with severe hearing loss. The advanced implant allows future upgrades without additional surgery, offering improved long-term hearing outcomes and reducing medical risks.
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India Post has launched three new time-bound delivery services in six metro cities, including Hyderabad. The ‘24 Speed Post’ and ‘48 Speed Post’ services ensure faster delivery, offer tracking features, and include refunds for delays under certain conditions.
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Flight disruptions and soaring airfares due to the Iran–US–Israel conflict have forced many NRIs in Gulf countries to cancel Eid travel plans to Hyderabad. Uncertainty and safety concerns have led to reduced travel and alternative arrangements.
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A shortage of commercial LPG cylinders due to the Middle East crisis has forced many eateries and roadside vendors in Hyderabad to shut down. Limited supply, rising costs, and lack of alternatives have disrupted businesses and affected employment across the city.
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GHMC and Task Force officials raided a chicken shop in Parsigutta, seizing 800 kg of stale meat. The owner was booked for unhygienic storage and operating without a valid licence, with suspected links to illegal supply chains.
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Deepthi Srirangam from Andhra Pradesh won the Miss Infinity of India 2026 title at the Hyderabad grand finale. Selected from over 500 participants, she impressed judges with her confidence and dedication, representing excellence and inspiring young women nationwide.
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Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar rejected adjournment motions moved by Opposition members in the Telangana Assembly. Issues raised included delay in retirement benefits and non-implementation of Fasal Bima Yojana. The House was adjourned to meet again on Wednesday.
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A Dalit woman in Jangaon has sought action under the SC/ST Act against the district Collector and officials, alleging harassment, casteist remarks and attempts to remove her tea stall, leading to financial loss and distress.
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BRS leaders criticised Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, alleging Congress rule weakened public confidence and failed farmers. They highlighted delays in Rythu Bharosa, lack of procurement centres, poor power supply, and irrigation issues, forcing farmers to incur heavy losses
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A mini bus carrying around 15 employees overturned near Miyapur RTC depot after the driver lost control. No injuries were reported. Police and traffic personnel promptly cleared the vehicle, preventing major congestion in the busy area.
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Malkajgiri police arrested seven youths for smoking banned hookah at a café in LB Nagar. Acting on a tip-off, officials seized hookah equipment and registered a case against the owner. Locals expressed concern over minors and illegal activities.
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In Varanasi, 14 people were arrested after a viral video showed them holding an iftar party on a boat in the Ganga, allegedly eating non-vegetarian food and discarding leftovers. Police invoked laws on religious outrage, pollution, and public nuisance
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Hyderabad Police warned of rising cyber frauds via fake dating and video-calling apps using AI-generated content to lure victims. Commissioner VC Sajjanar urged caution, advising against downloading suspicious apps and reporting cybercrime via 1930 or the national portal
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The Department of Posts launched three premium services—24 Speed Post, 24 Speed Post Parcel, and 48 Speed Post—offering guaranteed delivery in 24–48 hours in six major cities. Jyotiraditya Scindia inaugurated the services with tracking, OTP verification, and BNPL options
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The Lok Sabha revoked the suspension of eight opposition MPs, including seven from Congress and one CPI(M) member, after Speaker Om Birla and Minister Kiren Rijiju emphasized decorum and a “Laxman Rekha” for smooth proceedings
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The Supreme Court struck down the three-month age limit for maternity leave for adoptive mothers, granting 12 weeks’ leave regardless of the child’s age. It also urged the Centre to provide paternity leave as a social security benefit
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A 28-year-old Delhi property dealer, Pawan Kumar, died after accidentally shooting himself in the chest while filming a social media reel. The incident occurred in New Ashok Nagar while he was handling his cousin's licensed pistol for the first time
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A government employee, Rachakonda Lachaiah (55), was found dead in Karimnagar’s Kakatiya canal after going missing while bathing. Police recovered his body near Chinthakunta following a search operation and registered a case based on a complaint by his wife
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The Andhra Pradesh government released ₹45 crore as honoraria to 10,000 Imams and mouzans ahead of Ramzan. Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu ordered clearance of pending six-month payments, benefiting 5,000 Imams and 5,000 mouzans
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In Parvatipuram Manyam district, two nine-year-old government school students drowned in a lake at Lakkaguda while bathing. Police said they got stuck in the soil and have registered a case under BNSS Section 194 for death by drowning
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A seven-year-old boy, Manchikatla Maniteja, died in Jagtial after 15 months of treatment following a severe dog bite in December 2024. Despite spending over ₹65 lakh on medical care, his condition did not improve, and he succumbed on Sunday
