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The Centre is examining a proposal to use the Postal Department network to expand access to Jan Aushadhi medicines. The plan aims to improve availability and delivery of affordable drugs in rural and remote regions through post office infrastructure.
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The Telangana Council of Higher Education has announced the DOST 2026 schedule for degree admissions. The three-phase process begins on April 15, with seat allotments and reporting spread across May and June. Classes are set to begin from July 1.
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TOEFL has launched a global Dance Stitch Competition inviting students to showcase study-abroad aspirations through creative videos on Instagram. Participants can win tuition awards of up to $5,000, with entries open until April 15 and winners announced later in April.
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The ICC has announced a record prize pool for the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 in England, with 12 teams set to compete. The tournament will feature expanded participation, increased rewards, and a multi-city trophy tour ahead of the event.
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Mahindra University has launched the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Communication and Media to promote collaborative research. The Centre will focus on digital culture, media ethics, and emerging technologies while strengthening academic partnerships and research opportunities for students and scholars.
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A clinical trial published in NEJM shows stem cell-based ‘living pharmacy’ treatment may eliminate the need for daily insulin in Type 1 diabetes patients. Most participants achieved insulin independence, though challenges like immune rejection still remain.
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The Hyderabad District Basketball Association will conduct its Annual League Championship for men and women for the G.M. Sampath Kumar Trophy 2026. It will also introduce youth and sub-junior leagues from June 2026 to strengthen talent selection for district teams.
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Nagaram village in Vikarabad district has banned belt shops following a resolution by the Gram Panchayat led by sarpanch N Laxmi Srinivas. Villagers supported the move to curb liquor addiction, improve health, and prevent financial distress among families.
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Phoenix Hyderabad lead the team standings at the IGPL Invitational 2026 Mauritius after Sachin Baisoya’s maiden win powered their performance. The team topped Atri and RVR Delhi in the new format where results contribute to season-long points.
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A man allegedly killed his wife following a domestic dispute in Shamshabad. The couple, migrant workers from Odisha, were employed at a brick kiln. Police have taken the accused into custody and launched an investigation into the incident.
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Hyderabad is set to experience intensified dry heat this week, with temperatures nearing 40°C and rising further across Telangana. The IMD has ruled out thundershowers, warning of a gradual temperature increase over the next few days.
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Telangana Intermediate Public Examinations 2026 results recorded a 75.61 per cent pass rate in second year, with girls outperforming boys. The first-year exams saw a 66.94 per cent pass percentage, officials announced while releasing the results on Sunday.
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A controversy erupted after Deputy Commissioner V Somi Reddy accused Excise Commissioner C Hari Kiran of verbal abuse. Employee unions demanded suspension, while opposition parties criticised the government, alleging bias in appointments and raising concerns over workplace environment and governance.
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A Hyderabad-based advocate died after a gas tanker overturned onto his BMW near Keesara Toll Gate in Andhra Pradesh. The accident, reportedly caused by brake failure, led to a two-hour rescue operation and severe traffic disruption in the area.
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The Intermediate Public Examinations 2026 results will be announced on Sunday at 11 am at TG BIE in Hyderabad. Students can check their results online on official government websites after the formal declaration by senior officials.
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CBIT organised the Mechanical and Production Engineering Alumni Meet 2026 in Hyderabad, bringing together alumni, faculty and students. The event focused on industry insights, career guidance and strengthening alumni connections through interactive sessions and knowledge sharing.
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Telangana government’s revised breakfast scheme proposes limited servings such as two idlis or pooris, raising concerns among teachers over student nutrition. The scheme, covering 18.79 lakh students, is set to relaunch from June 12 with a modified menu.
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Music composer Harris Jayaraj announced a special concert in Hyderabad on April 26, featuring original singers and popular Telugu film songs. The event promises an international-level experience, with organisers expecting a grand musical evening for fans in the city.
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Vigilance and Enforcement officials found attendance lapses, illegal middlemen and pending tax dues during surprise inspections across 20 government offices in Hyderabad. Authorities urged citizens to report irregularities through a toll-free number to curb misuse of public resources.
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The Housing Department’s auction of commercial shops in double-bedroom housing complexes in Rangareddy district saw mixed response, with strong demand in Shankarpally and Narsingi but weak participation in other locations. More auctions are scheduled next week across Hyderabad and nearby districts.
