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The TG LAWCET & PGLCET-2026 results will be announced on Thursday at 3.30 pm by TGCHE Chairman Prof V Balakista Reddy and Osmania University Vice-Chancellor Prof Kumar Molugaram. Candidates can check results on the official website lawcet.tgche.ac.in.
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The Telangana Cyber Security Bureau's AI-based platform, RedPanda, helped uncover an online network allegedly involved in circulating child sexual abuse material. Intelligence shared with Jharkhand CID led to two arrests, seizure of devices and recovery of over 3,000 illegal files.
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On Telangana Formation Day, the state government released 91 prisoners, including six women. Of these, 38 received jobs at fuel outlets run by the Prisons Department, while four women got sewing machines. Officials stressed rehabilitation and helping them rebuild their lives positively.
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The North America Telugu Society has announced its Executive Committee for the 2026–2028 term, with Raj Allada elected President. A long-time volunteer and former board member, Allada will lead a team of office-bearers overseeing programmes, services and organisational initiatives.
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Ahead of the monsoon, officials have identified 202 waterlogging points within the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation limits. Measures including desilting, tree trimming, commuter alerts and drainage improvements are being undertaken to minimise traffic disruptions and rain-related problems in the IT corridor.
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Vehicle owners have been directed to update their mobile numbers and email addresses in the Vahan database within a month. Traffic challans sent through registered digital channels will be considered officially served, helping authorities improve enforcement and reduce disputes.
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A woman was allegedly robbed of her gold chain by an unidentified helmeted man in Amberpet on Tuesday afternoon. The suspect approached her outside her residence, engaged her in conversation and fled after snatching the chain. Police are investigating.
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A 44-year-old woman was arrested in Bandlaguda for allegedly breaking into her neighbour's house and stealing gold and silver ornaments worth around Rs 15 lakh. Police recovered the stolen valuables and burglary tools following an investigation and interrogation.
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Indian students are increasingly choosing overseas universities based on career prospects, affordability and visa certainty, according to an IDP Education survey. While traditional destinations remain popular, students are becoming more focused on long-term return on investment and post-study employment opportunities.
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The University of Hyderabad has announced walk-in interviews for 25 contractual teaching and counsellor positions at its Campus School. Eligible candidates can attend interviews from June 9 to 11 with the required documents for appointments lasting six months.
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Calligraphy is gaining popularity among school students through workshops and training programmes conducted by local artists. While the traditional art helps improve handwriting and creativity, calligraphers say professional opportunities have declined due to technology, though demand remains for specialised decorative work.
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The Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation is preparing a comprehensive action plan to prevent sewage pollution, flooding and environmental damage around Gurramguda Reserve Forest. The plan includes new sewerage lines, stormwater drains and infrastructure works linked to Kapra Lake.
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IDA Deccan marked World No Tobacco Day in Hyderabad with a CDE programme highlighting the role of dentists in early detection of oral cancers. Experts warned about rising tobacco and vaping use among youth and stressed preventive awareness and intervention.
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Oval Fertility, backed by GVK, has launched an AI-driven reproductive healthcare centre in Hyderabad’s Banjara Hills. Equipped with advanced embryo incubation technology from Japan, the facility aims to deliver comprehensive fertility care supported by specialised doctors, embryologists and modern infrastructure.
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The Students Protection Forum has urged JNTU-Hyderabad to extend grace marks to R22 regulation students, stating they are currently excluded from the benefit. The university has reportedly responded positively and is expected to take a decision after internal discussions.
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Residents of Jagadgirigutta raised civic issues including sanitation, drainage, roads and streetlights during Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G. Srijana’s visit under the ‘One Ward–Every Day’ programme. The commissioner assured that the grievances would be addressed on priority.
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A 45-year-old farmer from Jagitial, declared brain dead after a road accident, became an organ donor under the Jeevandan programme. His family consented to donate his kidneys and liver, giving three patients suffering from organ failure a new lease of life.
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Two women, Preeti (22) and Ch Kumari (15), were killed after being hit by the Hundry Express near Nandigama in Rangareddy district. The duo was reportedly walking along railway tracks after collecting firewood. Railway Police have launched an investigation.
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A minor girl died by suicide in Saidabad's Singareni Colony. Family members have alleged harassment by a neighbourhood youth and sought action against those responsible. Police have registered a case and are examining a handwritten note as part of the investigation.
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The Centre for Indic Films has opened submissions for the upcoming INDICA Dallas Film Utsav and INDICA Heritage Film Utsav. The dual-festival format aims to broaden the reach of Indic storytelling through both an international theatrical platform and a global online showcase.
