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Telangana Police are implementing a new number ‘112’ to help people reach the police, fire department, ambulance, disaster relief and women & child safety

The Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau has launched a week-long anti-drug awareness campaign across the State. Inaugurated by DGP Dr. Jitender, the initiative involves multiple departments and aims to educate students and employees on the dangers of substance abuse.

Stern action should be initiated against all those involved in the scandal, says Mahesh Kumar Goud

Telangana Police successfully resolved 1.93 lakh cases during the National Lok Adalat, offering relief to victims, especially in cyber fraud cases. The effort, guided by the Supreme Court, involved multiple legal bodies and marked a major legal success

Money generated through the illicit business is being transferred out of the country through hawala channels, says TGANB

Telangana police arrested Konatham Dileep upon his return from the US, defying High Court orders that permitted his travel. Dileep, who faced multiple cases, condemned the arrest as illegal

In the Under-16 Boys, we saw Krishna VR of RMYC winning a thrilling 5th race; pips local lad Rizwan Mohammad to second position

Two officers Vijay Kumar - DG ACB, Telangana and M Ramana Kumar -AIG Chief Office were presented the President’s Medal for Distinguished Service.

Telangana police ranked first in the country in regard to tracing stolen and missing mobile phones since the launch of the CEIR. Shikha Goel, Director of Crime Investigation Department, says that State recorded a recovery of 78,114 mobile phones by May 19, 2025

A few persons had received messages through a whatsapp number and emails asking them to pay some money else face raids by different departments.

Mohd Irfan (35), a resident of Gandipet, was reportedly summoned to the police station following a complaint made by his wife Nishad Begum alleging he was maintaining an illicit relationship with another woman

A total of 6,979 depositors were duped, CID officials said

During recent investigations, the Telangana Cyber Security Bureau (TGCSB) and the Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau (TGANB) uncovered a troubling pattern where women, particularly those from vulnerable backgrounds, were deceived into sharing their banking credentials through false assurances. Disturbingly, in some instances, the exploitation extended to cases of sexual harassment and abuse.

The 86 Maoists, including four Area Committee Members (ACMs) decided to abandon the violent path of naxalism and embrace a peaceful life with their family. They surrendered before the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Multi Zone-I, S Chandrashekhar Reddy, an official release said

Initially, a scuffle broke out between students and the police, who had deployed in large numbers and barricaded the east campus to prevent access to the area where excavators were clearing the forested land. As students attempted to breach the barricades, they raised slogans such as ‘Police go back,’ ‘Awaaz Do Hum Ek Hain,’ and ‘Ladenge Jeetenge.’

They returned them to rightful owners using Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal

BRS working president KT Rama Rao urged union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to ensure a speedy investigation to nab the culprit. He also called on the Telangana police and the Women and Child Welfare department to provide full support to the victim

Jakkula Ramesh, the lawyer for Revathi and Thanvi filed application before the court and argued for their immediate release citing the police acting under political pressure

Inspector General of Police (IGP) Multi Zone-I, S Chandrashekhar Reddy said 181 Maoists of different ranks had surrendered before the Telangana police from January 2024 till date

The ED launched its investigation based on two FIRs initially registered by the Telangana Police and later re-registered by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), Hyderabad. The Telangana Police had carried out raids at two brothels on the outskirts of Hyderabad, uncovering a well-organized prostitution and human trafficking syndicate run by Bangladeshi nationals, which led to the filing of FIRs at Chatrinaka and Pahadishareef police stations.