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Evening BE and BTech programmes for working professionals in Telangana may be extended from three to four years to reduce academic pressure and improve work-study balance. Universities are also preparing to conduct an entrance examination for admissions from this academic year.
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The redevelopment of Hafizpet railway station under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme is nearing completion, with 99 per cent of works finished. The upgraded station features modern passenger amenities, improved accessibility and enhanced infrastructure at a revised project cost of Rs 33 crore.
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The national flag has been re-hoisted at Hyderabad’s historic Moazzam Jahi Market after being absent for nearly a month due to damaged support cables. GHMC replaced the flag, installed stronger cables and ensured compliance with the Flag Code of India, 2002.
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Cyberabad police arrested four members of a chain-snatching gang and apprehended a juvenile in connection with multiple theft cases. Investigators used CCTV footage and technical evidence to trace the accused and recover stolen property worth approximately Rs 5 lakh.
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A mega job mela will be held at Kings Palace, Mehdipatnam, on June 1, bringing together companies from sectors including healthcare, IT, education and banking. SSC-qualified candidates can attend free of cost and participate in preliminary interviews at the venue.
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The TG EdCET 2026 results recorded a 96.95 per cent qualifying rate, with men securing all top 10 ranks despite women outnumbering them in registrations and attendance. Banothu Ajith Krishna topped the examination conducted for admission to BEd courses
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Desa Squadron was declared the Champion Squadron for Spring Term 2026 at the Air Force Academy, Dundigal, and received the prestigious Commandant's Banner. The award recognises overall excellence across academics, sports, drill competitions, leadership activities and military training.
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The Telangana Open School Education Society has announced the SSC and Intermediate Public Examination 2026 results, recording improved pass percentages in both categories. More than 64,000 candidates passed the examinations, while plans are underway to provide certificates through MeeSeva centres.
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Niloufer Hospital hosted a Continuing Medical Education programme featuring Stanford University’s Dr Matthew Strehlow, who discussed the growing role of artificial intelligence in paediatric healthcare. The session explored AI’s benefits, challenges and practical applications in improving clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.
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Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences conducted a fire mock drill on World Emergency Medicine Day to enhance emergency preparedness. The exercise, guided by the Hyderabad District Fire Department, trained hospital staff in fire response, patient evacuation and emergency management procedures.
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The National Medical Commission has directed all medical colleges offering postgraduate courses to submit ADR-2025 through its online portal by June 30, 2026. Institutions must upload performance data for 2025, pay the prescribed fee, and comply with mandatory reporting requirements.
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V-Guard Industries has expanded its CSR initiatives in Telangana by supporting healthcare, education and special-needs programmes, including an ESI dispensary in Hyderabad and school infrastructure projects. Nationwide, the company invested Rs 7.13 crore in 56 CSR projects benefiting nearly 78,000 people.
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The Telangana government released Rs 2,000 crore in the first phase of clearing pending employee dues, including GPF and commutation dues. The government assured that the remaining Rs 4,000 crore would be cleared within the promised 100-day timeline.
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Aakash Educational Services Limited signed MoUs with the Indian Army and paramilitary forces to provide scholarships, tuition fee waivers, mentoring and coaching support for personnel, veterans, gallantry awardees, disabled force members and families of martyrs across the country.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy said the Congress government drew inspiration from former Chief Minister NT Rama Rao’s welfare-oriented governance, comparing several Congress schemes with initiatives launched during the TDP founder’s tenure while unveiling NTR’s statue in Hyderabad
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Hyderabad residents are expected to witness a rare Blue Micromoon on May 31 as two full moons appear in May 2026. The event combines a Blue Moon and a Micromoon, making the Moon appear slightly smaller and dimmer than usual
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The Kazipet Rail Manufacturing Unit is nearing completion and will soon begin producing 200 modern intercity trains over five years. The trains, designed for short-distance travel, will feature advanced safety systems and eco-friendly technology to improve affordable rail connectivity.
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Police and Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation officials seized 172 cattle during a special drive against illegal transportation in Hyderabad. The animals were shifted to a civic shelter, where veterinary officials examined and provided care to those in distress.
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Heatwave conditions have returned across Telangana, with temperatures crossing 46°C in several districts. The IMD has forecast continued heat for three more days until May 31, along with a warning of thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds across multiple regions.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao challenged the Congress government to fulfil its promise of constructing 20 lakh Indiramma houses before seeking votes. He accused the government of failing to implement election assurances and demanded a White Paper on housing in Hyderabad.
