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Osmania University installed a biogas plant in women's hostels, turning food waste into clean cooking fuel. This eco-friendly project reduces firewood and LPG use, lowers carbon emissions, and saves costs, while bio slurry fertilises campus gardens

IRCTC's Bharat Gaurav Tourist Train departs on June 23 from Secunderabad for a 9-day religious tour to Varanasi, Ayodhya, Prayagraj, and Naimisharanya. The package includes travel, stay, and food. Booking is open online and via helplines

Minister Jayant Chaudhary emphasised flexible, locally-driven skill development at a Hyderabad workshop. He announced new Centres of Excellence and shared progress under PMKVY, NAPS, and Jan Shikshan Sansthan, highlighting strong female participation and over 10 lakh apprentices trained regionally

South Central Railway has extended special train services between Charlapalli and Narsapur until March 2026 in response to rising passenger demand. The extended services will include various classes such as 1AC, 2AC, 3AC, Sleeper, and General Second Class

Gleneagles Hospital in Hyderabad successfully used the Watchman device to prevent stroke in a 65-year-old woman with atrial fibrillation. The minimally invasive procedure offers a safe alternative to blood thinners by blocking clot formation in the heart

GMR launched direct flights from Hyderabad to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, boosting international links. With three weekly flights, the route strengthens ties between India and Africa, promoting travel, trade, and cultural exchange. The service offers faster, convenient travel for passengers

These include solar and wind power projects, battery storage, geothermal energy, green hydrogen plants, production of critical minerals

Highlights need to promote cultivation of commercial crops extensively across Telangana; calls for transformative change in crop pattern

While Rama Rao brought international recognition to Telangana through the Formula-E race, Revanth Reddy brought shame by organising flop beauty pageants, says Harish Rao

Second Auxiliary Nurse Midwives from across Telangana protested at the MHSRB office in Hyderabad, demanding the release of December 2024 MPHW exam results. Supported by AITUC, they warned of larger agitation if the government fails to act immediately

Enrolled in AESL’s classroom programme, the students credited structured content, expert mentoring, and disciplined preparation for their success in the competitive medical entrance exam

This is the third time he was questioned over the last six months in connection with the Formula-E race case; hosting the event was a policy decision to enhance Hyderabad's global image, says the BRS leader

The 212.6 MLD capacity sewage treatment plant at Amberpet is nearing completion and will be commissioned soon, according to HMWS&SB MD K. Ashok Reddy. Final works, including beautification and road-laying, are being expedited on a war footing

Offers an array of collections, including great inaugural offers, from June 16-18

Family members of the rowdy-sheeter, Umesh, have reportedly told the police that he might have taken the extreme step as he had slipped into a depression due to family issues

A Hyderabad man, 38, died by suicide by jumping in front of a train near Secunderabad after a marital dispute; GRP investigating

Madan Kumar, has been booked by Hyderabad Cybercrime officials for embezzling Rs 2.3 crore. He allegedly used fake firms and diverted client orders for personal gain. The Central Crime Station is currently investigating the case

How can a Minister make such a statement to the media without Cabinet discussion? asks TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud

Life Circle Health Services from Hyderabad won the DBS Foundation Impact Beyond Award 2024, receiving Rs 3 crore and global support to expand eldercare services in India. The award honors impactful enterprises addressing urgent needs in ageing societies worldwide

Hyderabad’s first Interfaith Pride Fest celebrated faith, identity, and queerness, featuring powerful performances, panels, and personal stories. Over 200 people attended, highlighting inclusivity, healing, and community through art, dialogue, and shared experiences across spiritual and queer perspectives