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The Telangana government has formed a high-level committee to review issues raised by TGSRTC employees. The panel, led by senior officials, will examine service conditions and submit recommendations within four weeks to address staff concerns.

Telangana government has relaxed Transferable Development Rights norms following builders’ objections. TDR utilization slabs for high-rise buildings, setback relaxations, and submission schedules have been revised to ease costs and encourage uniform urban development.

The Telangana School Education department has proposed providing 150 ml of milk thrice a week to students in government and local body schools from the next academic year. The milk may be served on days when ragi malt is not part of breakfast.

Tuition fees for professional courses including BPharmacy, MBA and MCA are set to increase in Telangana following TAFRC recommendations. While SC, ST and minority students remain protected, BC students securing ranks beyond 10,000 will face higher financial burden.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Telangana government’s SLPs in the phone tapping case, upholding the High Court’s order quashing the FIR against BRS MLA T Harish Rao. The apex court ruled there was no fresh evidence to reopen the matter.

Congress government’s forced GHMC expansion and hurried ward delimitation reflect a dictatorial imposition bulldozed onto the people of Hyderabad, scuttling their democratic aspirations

The indefinite strike by private professional colleges in Telangana demanding fee reimbursement dues entered its fourth day, with 2,000 institutions remaining shut. FATHI has demanded Rs 5,000 crore be released immediately and warned of mass protests if dues remain unpaid

The 2025 Musi floods were no ‘act of God.’ Rainfall data and release patterns suggest orchestrated flooding, raising the question: Was the disaster weaponised to fast-track the Musi Riverfront project?

The Telangana government has issued an EOI for the rehabilitation of Medigadda, Annaram, and Sundilla barrages under KLIP, two years after the Medigadda piers sagged. Farmers remain sceptical, citing delays, crop losses, and water scarcity amid political concerns ahead of local body polls.

The Telangana government assured private colleges that it would clear ₹1,200 crore in pending fee reimbursement dues after they threatened an indefinite strike. Classes remained suspended on Monday, with FATHI warning of continued protests if demands are not met.

Thousands of retired Telangana government employees are still awaiting their dues, with Rs. 8,200 crore pending for 2024 retirees alone. Despite High Court orders, payments are delayed, pushing many into debt, distress and even death due to prolonged financial uncertainty

Hundreds of unemployed youth protested at Dharna Chowk, demanding the Telangana government fulfil its election promise to release 2 lakh job notifications. Protesters criticized delays in recruitment, citing lost time and eligibility, especially in Group exams and public sector vacancies.

The staff currently function under the administration of Telangana State govt with around 2,400 permanent employees working across 70 dispensaries, four hospitals and two diagnostics centre across the State

With these appointments, a total of 139 agricultural market committees across the state now have new governing bodies.

The teachers, who received letters of appointment from Revanth Reddy on October 9 in Hyderabad, had an unpleasant surprise as they were replaced by others overnight without prior intimation. They

The young aspirant's distress stemmed from having spent the last two years preparing for the Group 1 exam using Telugu Academy books, only to find out that the government had declared them invalid, leaving him feeling he had no chance of securing a job.

All talks about BRS-BJP merger were an attempt by the Congress to divert the attention of the people from the core issues and six guarantees said, Union Minister of State for Home Bandi Sanjay on Sunday.

Govt proposed five wildlife sanctuaries in the State including the Manjeera and Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuaries.

In a statement on Friday, SFI state president RL Murthy and secretary T Nagaraju said due to GO 33 there was a possibility that Telangana students would lose their domicile status, if they studied Classes IX to XII in other States.

Minister Thummala Nageshwar Rao said that Agriculture officials would reach out to every farmer and help them address the complaints pertaining to non-implementation of the loan waiver.