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Amazon India said Telangana and Andhra Pradesh have emerged among the fastest-growing markets for Amazon Bazaar, driven by strong demand in fashion, home and electronic accessories categories. Hyderabad led customer growth, while tier-2 and tier-3 cities showed rising online shopping adoption.
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A 16-year-old Intermediate student from Nalgonda district died by suicide in a private college hostel in Madhapur, Hyderabad. The teenager had come to the city for betterment examinations. Police suspect academic stress may have contributed to the incident and are investigating the case.
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Mahindra University has opened admissions for its 2026–27 undergraduate programmes and launched the RISE Scholars Programme for BTech students. The university also introduced a new BBA in Infrastructure Management to cater to India’s rapidly expanding infrastructure and development sector.
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The Krishna River Management Board approved water releases from the Srisailam and Nagarjuna Sagar reservoirs to meet the drinking water needs of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh till August 15. Telangana raised concerns over Andhra Pradesh allegedly utilising more water than its allocated share.
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The National Testing Agency has cancelled the NEET UG 2026 examination conducted on May 3 following allegations of irregularities. The Government of India has ordered a CBI inquiry, while the NTA announced that the examination will be re-conducted on dates to be announced shortly.
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Telangana is set to witness a sharp rise in temperatures over the coming days, with IMD forecasting mercury levels touching 44°C in some districts. Officials have issued orange alerts and warned that high humidity combined with intense heat could increase heatstroke risks.
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Hyderabad police and HNEW arrested a drug peddler and three customers, including IT professionals, and seized MDMA and charas. Officials said the accused were part of a local supply chain and further investigation is underway to trace the source network.
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Malakpet police arrested Mohammed Amer for allegedly tampering with his scooter’s registration number plate to avoid traffic challans. The vehicle was found with altered numbers during a routine check, leading to its seizure and registration of a case.
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Hyderabad Police arrested nine suspects and a minor in the murder of BTech student Yuvan in Chilkalguda. Investigators said the killing was pre-planned and allegedly orchestrated by the family members of the victim’s girlfriend following opposition to their relationship.
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The Division Resurgence successfully brings Ubisoft’s signature tactical shooter gameplay to mobile devices with fluid combat, strong visuals, and engaging RPG systems. However, repetitive level-gating, clunky menus, technical inconsistencies, and aggressive monetisation prevent it from becoming a truly standout mobile shooter.
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A walkathon was organised at Hyderabad’s Necklace Road to create awareness about citizen participation in Census 2027. Actress Amala Akkineni and GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan flagged off the event, while officials urged the public to cooperate in accurate and comprehensive census data collection.
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The murder of Tanuja Ranjan in Hyderabad’s Jubilee Hills has intensified scrutiny of suspected organised domestic help gangs linked to Nepal. Investigators believe the crime may be part of a wider syndicate targeting affluent households across major Indian cities for theft, robbery, and murder.
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The FSSAI has introduced strict standards for Hyderabadi Haleem, including minimum meat, protein and moisture requirements. The new regulations aim to standardise the iconic dish, with compliance deadlines extended until November 2026 following concerns raised by exporters and manufacturers.
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During the ‘One Ward Every Day’ programme in Manikonda, residents raised concerns over waterlogging, slow nala works, drainage problems, and poor road infrastructure. CMC Commissioner G Srijana reviewed civic amenities and directed officials to prioritise and resolve the pending issues promptly.
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Over 200 people, including environmentalists and NGO members, protested near Indo-American Hospital and KBR National Park against alleged green cover loss due to excavation works. The demonstration featured slogans, symbolic black attire and a participatory performance involving citizens of all ages.
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Hyderabad Traffic Police caught 351 individuals during weekend drunk-driving checks, including 292 two-wheelers, 30 three-wheelers and 29 four-wheelers. Five drivers recorded very high alcohol levels. Cases have been registered, and all offenders have been directed to appear before court.
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HCAH Rehab & Recovery Hospitals hosted the inaugural Recovery One Conference 2026 in Hyderabad, focusing on rehabilitation and reducing avoidable disability. Experts from across healthcare sectors discussed making recovery a core part of India’s healthcare system beyond emergency treatment and discharge.
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L V Prasad Eye Institute organised the eighth edition of Whitathon in Hyderabad to spread awareness about retinoblastoma in children and raise funds for treatment. Around 2,000 participants joined the marathon event supporting free care and future eye cancer research initiatives.
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Residents of Madhu Park Ridge in Bandlaguda organised a ‘Musi Dandi March’ to protest against land acquisition for the Gandhi Sarovar Project linked to the Musi Riverfront Development. Protesters raised concerns over displacement, environmental impact and residents’ rights during the demonstration.
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A 24-year-old air-conditioning technician, Mohd Hussain alias Waseem, was beaten to death by a group of unidentified persons in Hyderabad’s Attapur on Saturday night. The attackers allegedly snatched his mobile phone before chasing and assaulting him with metal knuckles.
