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Akhilesh, a B.Tech student from Karimnagar, died by suicide after being harassed over loans taken from online apps to fund his betting addiction. Police have registered a case and begun an investigation into the circumstances of his death

A self-styled godman was arrested in Adilabad’s Echoda mandal for cheating people by claiming to cure diseases. Police urged the public to consult certified doctors and report any fake babas exploiting individuals under the guise of medical treatment

Women from Chennur’s 11th ward protested carrying empty vessels, demanding resolution to a 20-day drinking water crisis caused by a faulty borewell motor. They accused officials of negligence and targeting residents who raised the issue with the municipality

Oil palm farmers in Telangana are reeling from falling prices after import duties were slashed, pushing rates down 10%. With no MSP, rising costs, poor saplings, and logistical issues, farmers warn they may abandon cultivation without immediate support

Krishika Gautam stunned third seed Annaya Nobert of Sri Lanka, while Niesha Enja also advanced with a strong win in the ATF U-14 Category A Tennis Championship in Hyderabad. Several Indian players cruised through the second round in both draws

Ramagundam police returned 120 recovered mobile phones worth Rs 18 lakh to their owners during a recovery mela. The police urged citizens to report phone losses via the CEIR portal, which has helped recover 2,020 phones so far

Retired irrigation expert Sridhar Rao Deshpande dismisses claims that KCR conceded Godavari water to Andhra Pradesh. In an interview, he clarifies there was no such proposal in 2016 and blames political opposition from AP’s leadership for stalling cooperation

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy stressed grassroots engagement, party discipline and preparation for upcoming polls, while warning of key challenges such as delimitation, women’s quota and electoral reforms

On the 50th anniversary of the Emergency, Telangana faces what critics call an “undeclared Emergency” under the Congress government. From land evictions to suppression of press freedom, parallels are being drawn with 1975’s authoritarian rule under Indira Gandhi.

Helping Hand Foundation has set up BP and Sugar Clinics in three urban areas to provide affordable care for non-communicable diseases. These clinics offer door-to-door screenings, regular follow-ups, and help people from low-income groups manage their health effectively

Raymond's Tomb in Malakpet lacks CCTV surveillance, leaving the historic site vulnerable to unsocial elements at night. Despite past beautification efforts, locals demand stricter security for the 10-acre area where French general Monsieur Raymond is buried

Results will be made available to students on the website https://lawcet.tgche.ac.in at 4 pm

BRS legislator Vemula Prashanth Reddy criticises Arvind over his zero contribution for development of Nizamabad Parliamentary constituency, despite getting elected twice

Minister Seethakka skipped a crucial Cabinet meeting expected to discuss Telangana’s pending local body elections. Her concurrent presence at an awards event in Dubai, confirmed via social media, has sparked speculation about internal discord within the Congress leadership

The former Minister accuses Congress government of selective action in handling Medigadda and Sunkishala project damages; alleges political vendetta over stalled Medigadda repairs and questions the absence of probe into Sunkishala retaining wall collapse

BRS leaders slam Union Minister Bandi Sanjay for making ‘false propaganda’ against the Kaleshwaram project; defending its cost and impact, they accuse him of siding with Congress, misleading the public, and ignoring recent irrigation failures under the current government

Sikara Clinics, in partnership with Femina Flaunt Studio Salon, launched a new dual-format dermatology and salon centre in Kothapet, Hyderabad. Inaugurated by actress Manasa Varanasi, the brand plans to open five more clinics across metro cities in the next six months

To meet National Medical Commission standards, Telangana has set up 10 Medical College Monitoring Committees. These will inspect new government medical colleges for infrastructure, staffing, and operations, with reports due by June 30 to ensure readiness for upcoming inspections

To control rising midnight public nuisance, Hyderabad police are cracking down on late-night birthday celebrations on roads. Youngsters are warned or counseled for blocking traffic, bursting crackers, or drinking in public. Repeat offenders face legal action. Drives will continue regularly

Police said that Battula Jyotsna (15) from Godavari Road area in the town resorted to the extreme act as she was depressed by differences with a male friend over some issue