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Tension gripped Dilsukhnagar after police allegedly detained Telangana State Unemployed JAC leaders ahead of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s Van Mahotsav visit. The organisation condemned the action and reiterated demands for filling police vacancies, raising the recruitment age limit and withdrawing GO 46.
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Despite a monsoon-season ban on road-cutting works issued by the MA&UD Department, civic bodies in Hyderabad continue infrastructure and desilting projects. Residents have raised concerns over delayed flood-mitigation works, warning that several localities remain vulnerable to flooding this year.
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The EAGLE Force seized 500 kg of ganja during an inter-state operation in Odisha after tracking a suspect vehicle for nearly 80 km. Although the driver escaped, police recovered 115 packets of contraband and handed the case to Koraput police.
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The Malkajgiri police arrested three Odisha natives and seized 51 kilograms of ganja along with a car at Abdullapurmet. The accused were allegedly transporting the contraband to Ghatkesar on the instructions of an absconding suspect identified as Sagar.
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Porsche India, in partnership with EVM Premium Cars, has inaugurated its largest facility in India in Hyderabad. The integrated centre combines sales, service and spare parts operations, strengthens the brand’s presence in a key market and expands its national network.
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Elanpro and the Hospitality Consultants Forum organised Saksham in Hyderabad, bringing together over 140 hospitality professionals. The seminar focused on safety, compliance and sustainability, offering expert insights into LPG safety, food regulations, fire prevention technologies and operational best practices.
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A free Kathak workshop organised by Naad Bhed – The Dance Studio drew nearly 160 students and teachers in Hyderabad. Held to commemorate Dr Puru Dadhich’s 88th birth anniversary, the event featured rare compositions and celebrated the rich heritage of Kathak.
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The Telangana government has operationalised the Directorate of Secondary Health, replacing the Telangana Vaidya Vidhana Parishad and bringing nearly 180 district-level hospitals under direct government control. The reform is expected to improve administration, staffing, infrastructure development and financial management.
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The redevelopment of Hitec City Railway Station under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme is nearing completion. Executed at a cost of Rs 35.61 crore, the project introduces modern passenger amenities, improved accessibility, upgraded infrastructure and enhanced connectivity for Hyderabad’s IT corridor.
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A woman allegedly killed her husband following a heated argument at Ram Singh thanda in Gudur mandal of Mahabubabad district. Police said family disputes led to the incident. A case has been registered against the accused and an investigation is underway.
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Police registered a case under the POCSO Act against 10 persons in Annapureddipalle mandal of Kothagudem district for allegedly harassing two minors. The accused reportedly assaulted a boy, verbally abused a girl and allegedly behaved indecently towards her.
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The Secunderabad Cantonment Board has approved the renaming of 21 British-era roads and four bazaar areas after Indian leaders, military officers and war heroes. The initiative, aimed at removing colonial-era legacies, is expected to be implemented within a month.
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The Secunderabad Cantonment Board has approved a Rs 317.78 crore budget for the 2026-27 financial year. Allocations include funds for water supply, sanitation, medical services, property tax administration and service charges paid by the Ministry of Defence.
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An elephant named ‘Sreedevi’, brought from Kerala, will carry the historic Bibi-ka-Alam during Hyderabad’s Ashura procession. Preparations are underway across the city for Muharram observances, with authorities and organisers making arrangements for devotees and traditional ceremonies.
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The 486th birth anniversary of Maharana Pratap was celebrated in Hyderabad by the Akhil Bharatiya Kshatriya Mahasabha. Participants paid floral tributes to the legendary Rajput ruler, while community leaders highlighted his legacy and sought the installation of his statue at Tank Bund.
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University of Hyderabad alumni-founded ATGC Biotech represented India at Bharat Innovates 2026 in Nice, France, where it signed an international licensing agreement and expanded its global presence. The company continues to advance sustainable agriculture through its patented pheromone-based crop protection technologies.
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Osmania University has secured four internationally recognised ISO certifications from the Bureau of Indian Standards, covering education, environmental management, energy efficiency and food safety. The university said the achievement underscores its commitment to global standards, quality assurance and institutional excellence.
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Once a staple of childhood across India, gilli danda has largely disappeared amid changing lifestyles and digital entertainment. However, the growing popularity of Spain’s Billarda and social media interest have sparked renewed curiosity, leading to a modest revival of the traditional game.
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The All India Democratic Students' Organisation has opposed the proposed reduction in the number of government schools in Telangana, stating that the move would affect lakhs of poor students. The organisation demanded improved infrastructure and filling of vacant teaching posts instead.
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The political confrontation between Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and Union Minister G Kishan Reddy over Metro Rail funding has highlighted Telangana's increasing dependence on international lending agencies, marking a significant departure from the borrowing strategy followed by previous governments.
