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The arrested person, Shiva Shankar (27), is a data entry operator from Noida in Uttar Pradesh. He is involved in two cases across India, including one in Telangana.
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The actor voiced his support to the protesting students, demanding the Congress government to immediately cancel its plans to sell the land which is rich in flora and fauna.
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The BJP MPs from the State led by Union Minister G Kishan Reddy met Union Minister for Human Resource Development and sought the Central government's intervention in protecting the 400 acres of land at Kancha Gachibowli and halting the land auction
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A large number of students from various hostels marched in a rally to the university administration building where they are currently holding the protest.
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The heightened security comes just hours after BRS extended support to the students' agitation against the clearance of 400 acres of greenery in Kancha Gachibowli
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While the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) UoH unit has called for Maha dharna at the university main gate, the Students Union, along with other students organisations, have announced indefinite protest at administration building with boycott of classes from Tuesday
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Meanwhile, the GHMC informed that under Early Bird Scheme, property tax payers can pay the tax in April and avail 5 per cent rebate given by the government
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The arrested persons are B Raj Kiran, car driver, B Mallikarjun and K Snehith, all from NBT Nagar in Banjara Hills.
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The strategic investment will support Ankura's expansion plans and is aligned with its long-term vision to strengthen its market presence and enhance healthcare accessibility across India
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A delegation from Vanguard, led by CEO Salim Ramji, met with Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and senior officials. Following the discussions, Vanguard announced plans to expand its Hyderabad office, with a focus on hiring engineers specializing in Artificial Intelligence, Data & Analytics, and Mobile Engineering.
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The post quickly gained traction, sparking a debate on restroom design, hygiene, and social comfort. Some users sympathized, agreeing that urinal dividers provide much-needed personal space. Others shared similar encounters, with one commenter pointing out that their gym had dividers made of clear glass, defeating the purpose of privacy.
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Students stated that Rohit's health has been poor, with high blood pressure. They added that another student, Erram Naveen, who went to Madhapur Police Station to bring back the detained students, was also taken into custody, and an FIR was registered against them.
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The centre was formed by a group of 16 conscientiouis individuals including retired civil servants, journalists, businessmen, teachers and other professionals and it was registered as a society
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The attackers threw chilli powder in her eyes and beat her to death with a small LPG cylinder. The woman was identified as Methai Lakshmi (47), a native of Cheelamamidi in Jharasangam mandal
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He took part in the Ugadi celebrations at Telangana Bhavan, where he extended his greetings to party members and functionaries. Emphasizing the festival's significance, he described Ugadi as a celebration of six tastes, symbolizing the balance of joy and sorrow, and a tradition passed down through generations.
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Lakshmi Deepika Kommireddi secured 550 out of 900 marks. Among the top 10, six ranks were secured by women
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From Sreeleela and Samantha to Janhvi and Alia Bhatt, check out how actors are making heads turn with their style statements, and get inspired
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In a letter to Telangana Handlooms and Weavers Cooperative Society Limited that supplies uniform cloth, School Education Director, EV Narasimha Reddy said it has been decided to supply pants to Class VI and VII boys instead of short pants
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Apart from the exhibition, the art festival also featured live painting sessions, providing an opportunity to general public to interact with the artists
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In order to accommodate the growing commuter demand, the last train departure from all Hyderabad Metro Rail terminal stations will be extended from 11 pm to 11.45 pm (Monday to Friday) from April 1
