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The ICAI Hyderabad Chapter, along with its Satavahana and Warangal chapters and the Income Tax Department, organised a one-day seminar on the Income Tax Act, 2025. Experts and the Commissioner highlighted tax reforms, inventory valuation, and practical insights for professionals and students.
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Shaik Ayesha, a 25-year-old woman from Prakasam district, was found dead in her Madhapur hostel on Friday night. Police broke down her room door after roommates raised alarm. Investigation has been launched, and the post-mortem report is awaited.
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A 24-year-old woman in Malakpet died by suicide on Friday night, allegedly due to harassment by a man named Raju. Her family discovered her hanging at home in Moosarambagh. Police have registered a case of abetment to suicide against the accused.
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Business owners Manideep Yechuri and Dr Spandana Maddula launched Vaarahi Silver Jewellery, an exclusive showroom at Vaarahi Silks in Kukatpally. Actors Teja Sajja and Meenakshi Chaudhary inaugurated the store, which offers premium silver bridal jewellery amid rising gold prices.
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Saifabad police traced an autorickshaw to Chaderghat and recovered a bag containing two grams of gold and Rs 30,000 that a Tamil Nadu pilgrim had forgotten at Lakdikapul Metro Station. The valuables were safely returned to the woman on Saturday.
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Hyderabad witnessed a grand Sri Rama Navami Shobha Yatra, with thousands of devotees joining the procession from Seetarambagh to Sultan Bazaar. Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla inaugurated the event, and Hyderabad Police ensured smooth conduct with 3,000 personnel and extensive security measures
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The H-FAST team seized 352 kilograms of decomposed chicken in Bharatnagar and arrested a supplier accused of distributing spoiled meat to local hotels despite an expired licence. Officials said the illegal operation posed serious health risks to consumers.
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City Cybercrime Police have warned citizens about a rise in sophisticated online frauds involving OTP sharing, fake mobile applications and ‘digital arrest’ scams. Officials advised the public not to share sensitive information or download suspicious applications from unknown sources.
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A three-day International Buddhist Summit on World Peace–2026 began at Buddhavanam in Nagarjunasagar with participation from 150 delegates representing 22 countries. The summit aims to promote Buddhavanam as a global Buddhist heritage destination and strengthen international Buddhist ties.
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The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board has warned private tanker operators against using the Water Board logo without authorisation. Officials cautioned that such misuse could mislead the public and said tanker bookings should be made only through official HMWSSB channels.
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Tension prevailed in Falaknuma after Syed Rizwan (28) was allegedly assaulted by police personnel inside the Falaknuma Police Station. His family staged a protest at the hospital where he was admitted, demanding action against the officers involved.
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Saifabad police arrested Ibrahim Baig (23) for performing dangerous motorcycle stunts near Lumbini Park and the Telangana Secretariat to film social media reels. Police traced him through surveillance and seized the motorcycle used in the reckless riding.
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The fuel crisis in Hyderabad is easing, with queues at most stations thinning. Out of 185 outlets, 165 have stabilised, and normalcy is expected by March 30. Authorities monitor distribution, while the Legal Metrology Department checks for under-filling and tampering.
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The Jubilee Hills Task Force and Sanathnagar police arrested four individuals, including two juveniles, in Hyderabad and seized 60 grams of MDMA valued at Rs 6 lakh. Suppliers remain absconding, and the consignment was procured just two days before arrests.
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The Telangana government has proposed a Rs 4,000 crore cut in Rythu Bharosa budget allocations for 2026–27, alongside imposing a few eligibility rules, drawing criticism over reduced support, delayed payments, and changes in implementation of the farmer assistance scheme
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The Indian Medical Association Telangana condemned the assault on paediatrician Dr Santosh Raj in Nirmal, following a billing dispute. IMA demanded immediate arrest, implementation of non-bailable warrants, and stronger enforcement of laws to protect healthcare workers and public health services.
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The Telangana Senior Residents Doctors Association condemned the assault on pediatrician Dr Santosh Raj at a Nirmal private hospital. The attack followed a billing dispute, highlighting risks to healthcare workers. T-SRDA demanded investigation and strict legal action against the perpetrators.
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Kandimalla Sai (20), a second-year Electronics and Communication Engineering student, died by suicide in his Ibrahimpatnam college hostel. Police are investigating the incident, speaking to family and friends to understand the circumstances leading to his death. No suicide note was found.
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APA India is providing free mental health support to SSC Class 10 students in Telangana. With 105 psychologists offering tele-counseling, students can manage exam stress and anxiety. Helpline numbers are available, and services will expand based on demand.
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Dr Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director of Apollo Hospitals, has been elected President of NATHEALTH for FY 2026-2027, succeeding Ameera Shah. She aims to advance preventive healthcare, patient safety, and long-term wellbeing as India moves towards the Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.
