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The Telangana High Court has directed authorities to respond within two weeks to a writ petition filed by Adivasi Sena, which challenges the inclusion of non-tribal voters in electoral rolls of Fifth Scheduled Areas during the Special Intensive Revision 2026.
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An eight-year-old Class III student died after a snake bit him at a government school in Eklaspur, Narayanpet district. The incident occurred during school hours, with conflicting claims over where the snakebite happened. The student later died at the District Hospital.
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Telangana has secured the top rank in India for cybercrime performance in a nationwide PMO review. The State was recognised for its implementation of key I4C initiatives, including e-Zero FIR, S4C, cybercrime portals, public awareness and grievance redressal mechanisms.
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TPCC president B Mahesh Kumar Goud dismissed reports of surveillance and internal rifts, affirming cordial ties with Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. He clarified that the newly formed AICC Coordination Committee is meant to strengthen party-government coordination, not create divisions.
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Leaders of Toli-Mali Telangana Udyama Porata Samithi paid homage to 1969 Telangana martyrs Dastagiri and Ramachander in Kothagudem and remembered Prof. K. Jayashankar on his birth anniversary, urging people to honour their contributions to the statehood movement.
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BRS leader Nadipelli Vijith Kumar demanded immediate release of water from Kadem Narayana Reddy Project and Gudem Lift Irrigation Project to Mancherial farmers, warning of protests within 48 hours if water is not supplied.
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A Government Primary School in Ajmeer thanda of Khammam district has remained closed for two years due to a shortage of teachers and low student strength. Residents have urged the Education department to reopen the school by reinstating teachers on deputation.
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A retired government employee has approached the Cyberabad Cyber Crime Police, alleging that his daughter, who lives in the US, was targeted through fake Instagram and Facebook accounts during an ongoing divorce. Police have registered a case and begun an investigation.
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A farmer from Tigulnarsapur in Jagadevpur mandal died by suicide after a dispute with neighbours over access to his land, sparking tension in the village.
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BRS leader Anugula Rakesh Reddy accused the Congress government in Telangana of neglecting education, citing low budget allocation, shortage of full-time education officers, and plans to drastically reduce schools.
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A Hyderabad-based private firm allegedly lost Rs 1 crore in a WhatsApp impersonation scam after an employee transferred the money to fraudsters posing as the company owner. Cyberabad Cyber Crime Police have registered a case and launched an investigation.
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Students' Federation of India staged a protest at Hyderabad's Indira Park demanding release of pending fee reimbursement and scholarship dues. Protesters alleged that unpaid arrears have affected students' education and careers, warning of a statewide movement if the issue remains unresolved.
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Former Minister T Harish Rao urged the Telangana government to boycott the upcoming GRMB meeting, accusing Congress of failing to protect Telangana’s water rights and alleging a secret pact with Andhra Pradesh over the Banakacharla project.
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Officials from the U.S. Consulate visited the Sports Authority of Telangana to review the state's sports development initiatives, discuss its policy and infrastructure, and explore future collaboration aimed at strengthening grassroots development, athlete support and international sporting engagement.
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The first coal rake from SCCL's Naini coal mine in Odisha reached the Singareni Thermal Power Plant at Jaipur, marking a significant milestone. Officials said the mine would strengthen Telangana's long-term energy security and ensure a steady coal supply for decades.
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Residents of Rangapet and nearby colonies in Mancherial are facing daily hardships due to delays in constructing a high-level bridge across Rallavagu. Despite a foundation stone being laid in 2024, the project remains stalled, frustrating residents who demand immediate action.
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BRS leaders and cadres staged a protest at the Khammam Municipal Corporation office, alleging corruption and poor civic administration. They demanded inquiries into alleged irregularities in Indiramma housing, water connections, diesel consumption and shop allotments, while warning of intensified protests.
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Telangana's kharif cropped area has reached 96.74 lakh acres, or 73 per cent of the normal acreage, following improved monsoon activity. However, reservoir storage remains significantly lower than last year, raising concerns over irrigation availability and crop sustainability.
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An unidentified man's partially burnt body was found in a garbage dump near a goshala in Kavadiguda, Hyderabad. Police and fire officials reached the spot after residents alerted them. Investigators are examining CCTV footage and probing possible murder and suicide angles.
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Hyderabad Police have ordered the temporary closure of liquor outlets in the Rajendranagar, Golconda and Charminar zones during the Mahankali Bonalu festival. Wine shops, toddy shops and most restaurant bars will remain closed, while star hotels and registered clubs are exempt.
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The Telangana government will distribute fresh laminated Public Distribution System ration cards to 1.05 crore existing beneficiaries from August 15. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy will launch the programme in Sangareddy, while distribution will take place simultaneously across all Assembly constituencies.
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The Secunderabad Division of South Central Railway detected 606 cases of littering and spitting during a 20-day cleanliness drive conducted at major railway stations and onboard trains, penalising offenders under the Railways Act to promote hygiene and responsible passenger behaviour.
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The Centre has amended the Drugs Rules, 1945, empowering State Drug Control Authorities to debar pharmaceutical companies that submit fake or misleading data while seeking approvals. The revised rules also mandate due process, including show-cause notices and a 30-day appeal mechanism.
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The NHAI has extended the tender deadline for the northern stretch of the Regional Ring Road till August 20, marking the sixth extension. Pending Central approvals continue to delay the project, while the State government seeks simultaneous execution of both northern and southern sections.