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Telangana recorded deflation for the third consecutive month in November, remaining in the negative zone for five of the last six months. Economists warned that repeated deflation, while easing prices, may signal weak consumption and slowing economic activity.
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari highlighted a cashless treatment scheme for road accident victims, providing up to Rs 1.50 lakh per person for the first seven days. The programme ensures timely care, especially benefiting daily wage earners and economically weaker families.
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The Union Health Ministry has clarified that Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons trained under DCI rules can legally perform aesthetic surgeries and limited hair transplant procedures. The move aims to end confusion following conflicting guidelines from medical and dental regulators.
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A cold wave is expected to intensify across Telangana, including Hyderabad, over the next two days. The IMD has warned of temperatures falling 3–4°C below normal, with several districts likely to see minimums between 5°C and 10°C.
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The Telangana Board of Intermediate Education has upgraded intermediate certificates with advanced security features such as UV fibres, QR codes, colour photographs and waterproof paper. The move aims to prevent forgery and make academic verification faster and easier.
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In Telangana, 113 private schools have switched from the State syllabus to CBSE over the past five years. Demand is driven by competitive exam alignment, flexible curriculum, and skill-based electives. ICSE/IGCSE and IB-affiliated schools also show growth.
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Former colonies of the British Empire seek a combined reparation claims totalling a staggering $180 trillion
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Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar urged strict enforcement of the ‘Zero Delay’ policy, calling for immediate action by the nearest police units. Joint coordination among Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Rachakonda police will target habitual offenders, traffic enforcement, and prompt crime response.
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Several Hyderabad students, including Mihika Aggarwal with all-India rank 61, secured top 100 positions in CLAT 2026 UG and PG. Abhyaas Law Prep students excelled, with scorecards available online. Counselling registration ends December 27; first seat allotment on January 7, 2026.
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South Central Railway has won four National Energy Conservation Awards–2025 for its energy-efficient and sustainable practices. The Diesel Traction Training Centre, Guntakal, won the Best Performing Unit award, while three railway stations received Certificates of Merit for exemplary energy management.
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Jubilee Hills Traffic Inspector Narsing Rao has been transferred following allegations of accepting bribes to clear drunk-and-drive challans. City Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar has ordered a full-scale inquiry, and multiple officers, including Sub-Inspector Ashok, have also been transferred.
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IIIT Hyderabad’s Division of Flexible Learning has launched a 12-week online certificate programme on agentic AI systems. Led by Prof Karthik Vaidhyanathan, the hands-on course teaches learners to design, build, and deploy AI systems. Applications close on December 29.
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Oasis Fertility has partnered with Project Nanhi Kali to support the education of 100 underprivileged girls. Each beneficiary will receive full academic-year sponsorship and a kit of essential items, enabling them to study with dignity, consistency, and confidence.
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A techie travelling on the Ajanta Express had Rs 7,000 and his debit and credit cards stolen near Medchal railway station. Kacheguda Railway Police registered a case, which has now been transferred to Secunderabad Railway Police for further investigation.
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RGIA Outpost Police arrested a 58-year-old passenger for allegedly misbehaving with an air hostess on a flight from Dubai. Under the influence of alcohol, the suspect was remanded to judicial custody following a complaint by airline authorities.
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A three-year-old boy in Hyderabad sustained an eye injury when an air gun pellet entered his face. Doctors at Sankara Eye Hospital successfully removed the 7–8 mm pellet through an anterior orbitotomy, preventing potential complications and ensuring a full recovery.
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Hyderabad Cybercrime police arrested a Mumbai man in a Rs 32 lakh online trading scam linked to a Chinese national. Victims were lured via fake social media ads and trading apps. Authorities warn the public against fraudulent investment schemes and cryptocurrency traps.
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The National Medical Commission has asked medical colleges to form committees to monitor prescription practices and ensure legible handwriting. Doctors have been advised to write generic drug names clearly, while experts stress transparency to improve patient safety.
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Hyderabad police have arrested a self-styled YouTube reporter for allegedly extorting money by claiming influence over police cases. Officials warned against people misusing media identity and urged the public to report threats or extortion attempts.
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Doctors warn that blood pressure often rises during winter due to cold-induced stress, reduced activity and hormonal changes. Experts advise regular monitoring, medication adherence and lifestyle adjustments, especially for elderly people and those with existing health conditions.