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The Congress high command is learnt to have reviewed the functioning of the Telangana unit, discussing coordination issues, factionalism and dissent within the party. AICC leaders are expected to hold a coordination meeting with Telangana leaders in New Delhi on Wednesday.
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The second Godavari bridge connecting Bhadrachalam and Sarapaka remains closed as repair works on the collapsed approach road continue. Motorists are using the old bridge, while locals have urged NHAI to expedite repairs and reopen the vital interstate connectivity route.
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The Telangana Transport Department's Internal Vigilance Wing has directed officials to bar brokers from RTA and RTO premises, strengthen surveillance, establish public help desks, and take strict action against employees found colluding with middlemen to ensure transparent and hassle-free public services.
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More than a decade after a woman was murdered inside her AG Colony apartment in Hyderabad, the case remains unsolved. Despite extensive investigations, forensic reviews, and numerous leads, police have been unable to identify the killer or establish a motive behind the crime.
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After weeks of dry weather, the IMD has forecast heavy rainfall in 13 Telangana districts over the next three days. Strong winds of up to 40 kmph are also expected, with officials advising people to remain cautious during heavy rain and gusty conditions.
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The Hyderabad Bird Atlas has recorded 248 bird species after adding three new species during its fourth survey season. More than 200 volunteers contributed over 1,250 hours, documenting 158 species and over 75,000 birds, reinforcing efforts to monitor urban biodiversity and conservation.
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The Telangana Specialty Hospitals Association has suspended cashless treatment services for Care Health Insurance policyholders, citing claim settlement disputes and poor communication. Affected patients must now pay hospital expenses upfront and seek reimbursement until the issue is resolved.
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Spiritual leader Daaji urged parents and educators to foster trust, emotional security, and values in children through everyday actions. Addressing students at Kanha Shanti Vanam, he stressed emotional resilience, empathy, responsible technology use, and purpose as essential life skills beyond academic success.
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Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences has released the revised timetable for theory examinations postponed on July 24, 2026. The rescheduled exams will be conducted between July 29 and August 7, with affiliated colleges directed to inform students and ensure smooth conduct.
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India's drug regulator has ordered states to crack down on imported cosmetics being sold without mandatory registration and safety checks. Officials warn that such products may contain hazardous ingredients, posing serious health risks to consumers while undermining legitimate importers who follow regulatory norms.
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A group of job aspirants has approached the Hyderabad CCS, alleging that a Vijayawada couple running Flying Border Consultancy cheated them of lakhs by promising jobs abroad. Complainants claim nearly 2,000 people may have been affected in the alleged recruitment fraud.
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Marri Laxman Reddy Institute of Technology celebrated its 17th Graduation Day, with nearly 1,250 students from the 2022–26 B.Tech batch receiving their graduation certificates. The ceremony highlighted MLRIT's academic achievements, placement record and commitment to developing responsible citizens.
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The Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation Standing Committee approved a four-lane flyover at Anand Nagar Junction under the H-CITI project. It also cleared a six-lane grade separator, road and drainage works, a C&D waste plant, park maintenance plans and the 2026–27 budget.
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Hepatologist Dr KS Somasekhar Rao launched two books, Last Warning and Aakhari Hechcharika, to promote awareness of liver health. Written in simple language, the books aim to help readers recognise early warning signs, understand liver diseases and adopt preventive measures.
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Gudimalkapur police arrested five members of an alleged mobile phone theft gang and recovered eight stolen phones and two motorcycles. The arrests followed a complaint from a man allegedly robbed at knifepoint. Police said four more suspects were absconding.
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Recent police raids suggest illegal matka gambling is slowly resurfacing in parts of Hyderabad despite years of sustained enforcement. Police say operators are attempting to rebuild betting networks through informal channels, prompting intensified surveillance and strict action against organisers, facilitators and participants.
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With one week left before the August 3 deadline, over 92 lakh electors in Telangana are yet to submit their enumeration forms under the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Election officials have urged voters to complete the process without further delay.
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Pillar construction on the Paradise Circle–Suchitra Junction stretch of the SCB Elevated Corridor is nearing completion, while girder work continues. However, tunnel excavation beneath Begumpet Airport remains delayed due to pending Airports Authority of India land clearance, leaving the project's next phase uncertain.
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Gachibowli police have apprehended 15 holiday consultants for allegedly cheating customers through deceptive holiday membership schemes. The investigation began after a Hyderabad resident complained of losing Rs 3.40 lakh, with police identifying 19 victims who allegedly lost nearly Rs 22 lakh.
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Educational institutions are increasingly hiring trained narcotics detection dogs to conduct surprise inspections and keep campuses drug-free. Service providers report growing demand for canine teams, with most detections involving ganja and cigarettes, while trained dogs are also deployed for explosive detection and security duties.
