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The Telangana government will relaunch the school breakfast scheme from the 2026-27 academic year. Originally introduced by the BRS government, the programme aims to improve student nutrition and attendance with added provisions like milk and ragi porridge.
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Doctors and medical bodies expressed concern over gaps in the Telangana Health Budget 2026-27, highlighting the omission of Osmania General Hospital, lack of recruitment plans, and absence of dedicated funding for infection control and antimicrobial resistance.
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NFHS-5 data reveals that 37 percent of married women in Telangana face spousal violence, with alcohol abuse emerging as a major trigger. Despite high prevalence, most victims do not seek institutional help, highlighting deep-rooted social acceptance and systemic gaps.
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Tension erupted in Vengalraonagar as HYDRAA demolished structures on three acres of government land. Occupants alleged decades-long residence without notice, while authorities cited illegal construction. Police were deployed to maintain order amid protests during the operation.
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Over 5,000 contractors in Hyderabad have threatened to halt civic works from March 23 over Rs 700 crore in pending dues. They blame delays on faulty WMS and ERP systems, warning that infrastructure projects could be severely affected.
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NCC Director General Lt Gen Virendra Vats urged integration of cyber and drone training during his visit to Secunderabad. He reviewed ongoing initiatives and stressed equipping cadets with future-ready skills to meet modern challenges and strengthen nation-building efforts.
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Hyderabad Task Force and local police seized 2,600 kg of adulterated paneer during raids in Secunderabad. Two illegal manufacturing units were busted, and chemicals confiscated. The absconding owners allegedly supplied fake paneer to vendors and food outlets.
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IMD Hyderabad has issued an orange alert for parts of Telangana, warning of thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds. Several districts may witness heavy rain and hailstorms, with temperatures expected to drop as a strong weather system impacts the State.
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Students at JNTU Hyderabad have raised concerns over alleged ganja and alcohol consumption on campus, urging authorities to investigate. They called for stricter surveillance, screening measures, and improved campus regulations, including better parking facilities and vehicle entry restrictions.
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A company lost Rs 1.2 crore after a cyber fraudster impersonated its owner on WhatsApp and tricked an accountant into transferring funds. The fraud was discovered days later, and police suspect the scam exploited trust and lack of verification.
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IICT Hyderabad has partnered with 2 Degrees Clicon to scale up technology that converts non-recyclable plastic waste into industrial fuels. The initiative aims to reduce landfill waste and fossil fuel dependence while enabling sustainable, large-scale energy solutions for industries.
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Telangana’s poultry industry is facing losses as egg prices crash below production cost due to export disruptions linked to the West Asia conflict. Meanwhile, chicken prices are rising sharply due to reduced supply and seasonal weather impacts on poultry.
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KNRUHS has announced admissions for the MPH course for 2025–26. Online applications open March 24, with the entrance exam scheduled for April 12 in Hyderabad. Eligible graduates can apply through the official website and submit documents by April 2.
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Telangana plans chemical treatment for Osmania University’s Arts College building to restore its faded pink granite and remove stains. The heritage project, funded through CSR, aims to revive the historic structure’s original beauty after decades of wear and damage.
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Godrej Enterprises Group hosted the third edition of the GVCC Cricket Championship 2026 in Hyderabad, bringing together architects and interior designers. SPA11 emerged as winners, with the tournament fostering collaboration, camaraderie and stronger industry connections beyond professional spaces
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Consumer activists urged the Telangana government to curb rising real estate frauds, strengthen safeguards, and ensure compensation for buyers. They opposed reducing mandatory security deposits and demanded blacklisting of firms that failed to pay penalties imposed by TGRERA
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Hyderabad police arrested a man in Borabanda for allegedly preparing and selling adulterated ginger-garlic paste using low-quality ingredients in unhygienic conditions. A large quantity of the paste was seized, and a case has been registered.
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Hyderabad police arrested Goundla Shirisha, a pharmacy student, and her husband for allegedly drugging patients with Diazepam and stealing valuables, including gold. Investigations revealed prior hospital thefts, and authorities have seized stolen items while warning medical facilities to improve security.
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JNTU-Hyderabad has blocked fresh TG EAPCET 2026 registrations in nine zones due to high demand. Students from fully booked zones must appear in Hyderabad. Late fee registrations are available, with hall tickets released in late April for A&P and engineering tests.
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AIMIM MLA Ahmed bin Abdullah Balala criticised the Telangana government for lack of clarity in the Governor’s address, raising concerns over debt levels, HYDRAA functioning, GHMC trifurcation and the Musi project, while questioning governance priorities and transparency.
