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Telangana Police are implementing a new number ‘112’ to help people reach the police, fire department, ambulance, disaster relief and women & child safety
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Donation aims at supporting the temple's daily Nitya Anna Dana scheme. The interest from a fixed deposit will fund daily meals served to devotees, with expanded service planned post-donation
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A total of 425 kg of Chloral Hydrate Drug and 1.115 kg of Alprazolam, along with two cars, were seized from them in the drug bust
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The Telangana Prantha Upadhyaya Sangam has opposed the State government’s decision to assign 2% of schoolteachers to inspection duties. TPUS urged the government to fill MEO vacancies instead and focus on improving teacher-student ratios in classrooms
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According to the fire officials, the fire started at a furniture-making workshop located at Shastripuram and spread into an adjacent compound housing a decoration material godown
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GHMC sealed the unauthorised Pavilion Restaurant in Jubilee Hills for operating without permission in a residential zone. Action followed High Court orders and previous complaints. The property was shut with police support to prevent disturbances, confirming ongoing illegal commercial activity
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Mohd Imran (19), a resident of Jubilee Hills and pursuing Intermediate from a private college in the city, went to Manasa Hills for a picnic with some friends
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Begumpet police arrested Giridhar Singh for stealing Rs 46 lakh from his former employer’s office in Patigadda. He was caught in Adilabad while fleeing to Madhya Pradesh. Police recovered the full amount and presented him before the court
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Yashoda Hospitals hosted India’s largest AI in Healthcare conference, uniting global experts to discuss how AI can enhance clinical care. Speakers emphasised AI’s role in empowering doctors, improving surgery, and expanding quality healthcare access to rural areas across India
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Prathipati Prem Chandu, a resident of West Godavari, Andhra Pradesh has been allegedly circulating counterfeit currency notes
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Indian firms have secured rights to produce Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly HIV injection, making treatment easier and affordable. This new drug promises better adherence and wider access, especially in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, helping India fight HIV and move closer to ending AIDS
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The two-day event sees participants tackle real-world problems in public service, rural development and health
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Chowmahalla Palace hosted a soulful World Music Day celebration with the Nizami Brothers, famed Sufi qawwals from Delhi Gharana. They blended classical and modern styles, mesmerizing the Hyderabad audience. Palace director G Kishan Rao also joined the event
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Two long-awaited alternative roads near AOC Circle in Secunderabad Cantonment are now on the fast track, with tenders nearing finalisation. The Rs. 1,000 crore project aims to ease commuter inconvenience caused by defence road closures and will be completed in two years
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With normalised marks of 126.839991, Vajjha Ganapathi Sasthry of Gowlipura bagged first rank in Telangana Education Common Entrance Test for admissions to a two-year BEd programme
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A Mahindra Bolero travelling from Gandipet to LB Nagar overturned on the Outer Ring Road in Ghatkesar after a rear tyre burst, killing the driver and injuring a passenger. Ghatkesar police are investigating the tragic road accident
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BRS leader K T Rama Rao condemned the alleged assault on tribal women in Bhadradri Kothagudem, blaming the Congress government and linking it to CM Revanth Reddy’s past controversial remarks. He demanded accountability and questioned the national Congress leaders’ silence
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The Telangana government plans to inspect private engineering colleges' facilities by forming a subcommittee. College managements allege the move targets them for demanding pending fee reimbursements of Rs 8,000 crore. Several colleges have approached the High Court, with more expected to follow
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With the counselling schedule set to be announced in a couple of days, officials have revealed that admissions to all professional programmes will be based on the existing fee structure
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Indian students unsure of choosing one field can explore interdisciplinary majors in US universities. These flexible programs blend subjects like tech and policy, enabling students to design unique degrees. Yamini’s success in combining robotics and development shows their real-world potential
