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Repeated food poisoning incidents in government‑run hostels of Mancherial district have left parents and students anxious, with allegations of negligence by wardens and lack of accountability among officials despite assurances of hygienic food supply.
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About 30 students of Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Residential School (Girls) in Bellampalli, Mancherial district, fell ill after consuming dinner on Wednesday night. They were hospitalised with vomiting and stomach pain, while officials initiated an inquiry and ordered food sample testing.
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Nearly 30 students of the Tribal Welfare Residential School in Mannanur, Nagarkurnool district, fell ill with suspected food poisoning after breakfast on Thursday. They were rushed to Achampet Government General Hospital in auto-rickshaws.
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Twelve family members, including ten children, fell ill with suspected food poisoning in Bihar’s Gopalganj after consuming "Fensa," a traditional dish made from cow colostrum. Officials confirmed all patients are stable and recovering at Sadar Hospital after prompt medical care
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao and senior leader T Harish Rao visited the Sircilla government hospital on Thursday, interacted with food poisoning patients and attendants, and directed doctors to ensure better treatment.
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Students of RGUKT-Basar raised alarm over food safety after a cockroach was allegedly found in a mess curry, prompting fresh concerns about hygiene on campus.
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Eleven MBBS students of Singareni Institute of Medical Sciences, Ramagundam, were hospitalised with suspected food poisoning after consuming biryani at a hotel in Godavarikhani during a classmate's birthday celebration. The students developed vomiting and loose motions and are undergoing treatment
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Two sisters in Hyderabad died after suspected food poisoning from mangoes they had picked near their house. The elder girl died on Monday and her younger sister on Tuesday, prompting police to register a case and begin investigation.
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Four people died and over 20 others fell ill after suspected food poisoning at a shraddha feast in Odisha’s Sundargarh district. Victims developed vomiting, stomach pain and weakness. Authorities sent medical teams, while food samples were collected for laboratory testing to determine the exact cause
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The Patna High Court flagged serious lapses after 189 children fell ill in Saharsa under the PM POSHAN scheme, noting alleged recovery of “small snakes” in meals and ordering a probe into sampling, testing and food safety procedures
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Over 200 people fell ill after a wedding feast in Dahod, with suspected food poisoning causing vomiting and diarrhoea. Around 59 were hospitalised but are stable, after consuming dinner and drinks at a function in Abhlod village
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At least 41 people fell ill after consuming food at a function in Narsapur, Medak district. Suspected food poisoning caused vomiting and diarrhoea. Four children in critical condition were shifted to Sangareddy for treatment
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Over two dozen students of Ekalavya Model Gurukul School in Gandugulapalli, Khammam district, fell ill after consuming chicken at lunch. MLA Jare Adinarayana visited the school and reprimanded the staff for hiding the matter.
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A suspected case of food poisoning at Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV) in Regode, Medak district, left 22 girl students and three teachers hospitalised after they complained of vomiting and diarrhoea.
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Senior Congress leader T Jeevan Reddy was admitted to KIMS Hospital, Hyderabad, after suffering from vomiting and diarrhoea, reportedly due to food poisoning.
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Thirty-two students of Balasadan in Peddapalli were rushed to the government hospital on Wednesday night after complaints of vomiting, raising fears of food poisoning.
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Eleven monkeys, including two langurs, were found dead in Tumakuru’s Devarayanadurga forest area over two days. Forest officials suspect food poisoning based on post-mortem findings, though the exact cause will be confirmed after laboratory analysis of collected samples
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Eight people, including a child, fell ill after consuming chutney contaminated with a dead lizard at a tiffin centre in Jagtial. The victims were hospitalised but are in stable condition.
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Around 200 parrots died near the Narmada River in Khargone, Madhya Pradesh, due to food poisoning. Post-mortems ruled out bird flu. Officials blamed improper feeding, contaminated food, and pesticide exposure, and have banned feeding near the aqueduct bridge
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Sai Likhitha, a 14-year-old student of Telangana Social Welfare Residential School, Pochampad, died from suspected food poisoning. Recent incidents affected 60 students in Hyderabad. Repeated cases in state-run schools have raised serious food safety concerns, prompting NHRC scrutiny.