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The AISA-ASA-DSU-SFI-TSF alliance won the University of Hyderabad Students’ Union elections, with SFI’s Dilshada Raihan elected president. Korra Nithin Chauhan won vice-president and Pratik secured general secretary, while the alliance also bagged the joint secretary and cultural secretary posts.
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University of Hyderabad Students’ Union election results are expected Tuesday after around 80 percent of 5,900 votes were polled. A total of 220 candidates contested nine central posts and 59 school board councillor seats, with counting scheduled for afternoon
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University of Hyderabad researchers have secured an Indian patent for a lactoferrin nanoparticle-based formulation combining curcumin with antiretroviral drugs. Laboratory and animal studies showed controlled drug release, sustained antiviral activity, lower systemic absorption and reduced tissue damage following vaginal administration, researchers said
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The University of Hyderabad has secured two DBT-BIRAC grants worth Rs 2.5 crore under the BioE3 policy for climate-resilient agriculture research. The projects will develop microbial consortia for foxtail millet and viral resistance in tomato through gene editing and foliar treatment.
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Gachibowli Police and the Eagle Team nabbed former University of Hyderabad student Biswajit Kalita alias Biswa in a drug supply case. Police seized 5 grams of marijuana from him and are investigating the source of the ganja and possible involvement of others
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The University of Hyderabad and The Apollo University have renewed their MoU for three years, expanding collaboration in AI, healthcare and interdisciplinary research. The partnership will focus on digital health solutions, biomedical data science, smart hospitals, telemedicine and advanced clinical research
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The University of Hyderabad’s Empowered Committee for Differently Abled Persons (ECDAP) distributed 100 Smart Vision Glasses to visually impaired individuals from Telangana and other states, reinforcing its commitment to accessibility and inclusion in higher education.
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University of Hyderabad’s Dr. Pratap Kollu was awarded the Royal Society Visiting Fellowship. Accompanied by scholar Prajakta Dange, he concluded a 10-day research exchange at the University of Glasgow, collaborating on next-generation energy storage and advanced functional materials.
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Contract workers at the University of Hyderabad have launched an indefinite protest demanding equal pay, abolition of the contract system, and proper implementation of EPF and ESI benefits. They allege that new labour codes and contractor policies have worsened job security and working conditions.
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Research by University of Hyderabad scholars on human trafficking has been acknowledged in the Supreme Court’s judgment in the Prajwala vs Union of India case. The verdict highlights critical social science perspectives on trafficking, rehabilitation, dignity and consent in India
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The University of Hyderabad has announced two new online certificate courses, one in advanced malariology and another in Sanskrit learning through computational tools, beginning July 15.
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The University of Hyderabad has been ranked fourth among central universities in the IIRF India Rankings 2026, while topping the list within the State. The rankings, based on nine parameters including academic excellence, research output, and employability, highlight UoH’s strong institutional growth and research environment.
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The University of Hyderabad and IIIT Hyderabad signed an MoU to strengthen collaboration in research, academics and deep-tech innovation. The agreement enables shared access to laboratories and computing facilities, while also paving the way for joint degrees in semiconductor and VLSI technologies
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The University of Hyderabad has issued a stern warning to students against intimidation, abusive behaviour, obstruction of staff, and consumption of intoxicants on campus. The administration said such acts would invite disciplinary measures, including fines, suspension, rustication, or expulsion, and may also lead to police complaints and legal proceedings.
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Student organisations at the University of Hyderabad have demanded an independent fact-finding committee to probe the circumstances surrounding the death of Mayukh Kundu, a first-year MA student. The groups have sought accountability, compensation for the family, and stronger student support mechanisms.
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The University of Hyderabad has extended the deadline for online applications to its PhD programmes for the July 2026 session till May 21. Candidates can apply through the university portal, while all eligibility conditions and admission guidelines remain unchanged.
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The University of Hyderabad has been nominated as the Lead Knowledge Institution for Telangana under NITI Aayog’s State Support Mission. The university will assist the State government with policy research, monitoring frameworks, technical expertise and capacity-building across multiple strategic sectors.
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A clash broke out between student groups at the University of Hyderabad during a theatre performance titled ‘Holi’, with SFI alleging ABVP disruption and violence while ABVP claimed its members were attacked during a protest over alleged hurt sentiments, leaving several injured
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The University of Hyderabad has secured a top-tier position in the Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings 2026. The ranking highlights its strong academic performance, research output, and global collaborations, placing it among the top Indian institutions.
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The University of Hyderabad (UoH) has won the first prize in the wall calendar category at the 4th Telangana State Public Relations (TGPR) conference. The award was presented by KV Ramana Chary, former advisor to the State government, who praised the university’s branding standards.
