Telangana

CPM leaders staged a blindfold protest in Karimnagar demanding the arrest of Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s son, Sai Bageerath, in a POCSO case. They accused the police of delaying action due to political influence and urged the minister to resign on moral grounds.

A 14-month-old boy was killed after being run over by a reversing TGSRTC bus in Kumram Bheem Asifabad. His family staged a protest demanding compensation and support.

BRS leader R.S. Praveen Kumar accused the Telangana government of diluting the POCSO case against Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s son, Bandi Sai Bageerath, citing alleged political interference. He demanded immediate arrest and criticised police procedures.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) unearthed irregularities at Shamshabad Tahsildar Office, seizing unaccounted cash from officials including a Revenue Inspector and Tahsildar.

Chicken prices in Karimnagar and across Telangana have surged by nearly Rs 100 per kg in just ten days, driven by extreme heat, reduced poultry production, and higher bird mortality.

Brigadier N.R. Babu, Director of the Sainik Welfare Department, urged Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy to establish a Telangana Ex-Servicemen Corporation. The CM responded positively, directing officials to draft a framework and study similar models in other States.

Telangana DGP CV Anand reviewed Bakrid security arrangements with senior officials and directed strict vigilance against illegal cattle transportation and smuggling. Authorities activated inter-State check posts and checkpoints while intensifying vehicle checks and monitoring social media to maintain communal harmony.

The Telangana Polytechnic Common Entrance Test (TG POLYCET) 2026 was conducted smoothly across 293 centres in the State. More than 92 per cent of the 98,028 registered applicants appeared for the examination conducted for admissions into diploma and allied courses.

The investigation into the POCSO case against Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s son, Bandi Sai Bageerath, saw no progress as he sought more time to appear before police. Protests erupted outside Petbasheerabad police station demanding his arrest, while he approached the Telangana High Court for anticipatory bail.

BRSV activists staged a protest in Karimnagar against the alleged NEET question paper leak and burnt an effigy of the Union government. The protesters blamed the Central government and National Testing Agency, demanding the resignation of the NTA Director General and Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

Hyderabad: More than 11,000 students were absent for the Intermediate Public Advanced Supplementary Examinations that commenced smoothly across the State on Wednesday. A total of 97,988 students registered, and 90,397 appeared for the first-year second language paper-I conducted in the forenoon session. Similarly, 27,958 candidates applied, and 24,489 took the second-year second language paper-II. According […]

The Khammam Municipal Corporation Two-Wheeler Mechanics’ Union provided Rs 10,000 as marriage assistance to mechanic Mora Veeraiah’s daughter Jyothi. Union leaders said similar support had been extended to the daughters of 14 mechanics through welfare initiatives undertaken collectively

BRS women leaders have demanded the arrest of Bandi Sai Bhagirath in a POCSO case and accused the police of diluting charges under political pressure. They alleged Union Minister Bandi Sanjay was shielding his son and urged the Centre to dismiss him from the Cabinet while calling for an impartial probe.

Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation’s solar-powered model footpath project in Hyderabad is facing delays across key stretches, including Jubilee Hills and Somajiguda. Despite plans for solar canopies and recycled materials, the work has missed its deadline due to execution challenges and manpower shortages.

A POCSO case involving the son of Union Minister Bandi Sanjay has triggered outrage in Telangana. Here’s why the allegations, police response and political controversy are drawing massive public attention.

In the CBSE Class XII results declared on Wednesday, girls registered 5.65 percent more passes than boys. A total of 5,518 girls who appeared for the exams recorded a pass percentage of 95.16 whereas 5,518 boys secured 89.51 percent result.

The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE ) will release the TG CPGET 2026 notification on May 15, with computer-based entrance tests scheduled for July. Registrations run from May 15 to June 10, with late fee options until mid-June.

India Meteorological Department has issued a red warning for Telangana as temperatures are expected to exceed 44°C in several districts. The heatwave is likely to intensify across the state, with officials warning of very high health risks and urging precautions.

Kukatpally Police arrested a suspended sub-inspector after a woman constable accused him of cheating and sexually exploiting her on the pretext of marriage. The accused was traced after allegedly avoiding investigators and was later produced before a local court.

KIMS Sunshine Hospitals successfully performed a complex jaw reconstruction surgery on a five-year-old boy from Siddipet suffering from a rare jaw fusion condition. The procedure restored mouth opening, improved jaw function and is expected to support normal facial growth in future.

Bharat Rashtra Samithi Vidyarthi and Student Islamic Organisation staged separate protests in Hyderabad against the alleged NEET paper leak. The student groups demanded a transparent Supreme Court-monitored investigation and criticised the Centre and NTA over alleged examination irregularities.

Women in Sangareddy district have raised concerns over the rise of belt shops in villages, alleging that round-the-clock liquor sales are leading to harassment, domestic violence and hardship for families. Complaints were also made about the reopening of shops despite earlier closures

Kothagudem police have constructed three high-level bridges and six pipe culverts in remote forest areas along the Telangana-Chhattisgarh border to improve connectivity for adivasi hamlets. The infrastructure is expected to help villagers access markets, hospitals and emergency services safely during monsoon seasons

Former Maoist leader Thippiri Thirupati alias Devji appeared for the Intermediate second-year Telugu examination in Korutla after a gap of 40 years. Having recently surrendered before police, he plans to complete his studies and pursue an LLB course to assist the poor legally