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A 45-year-old private electrician, Chittari Srinivas, was killed when a TGSRTC bus hit his two-wheeler at Gudipet village in Mancherial on Monday. Police registered a case against the bus driver, Bheemesh, following a complaint from Srinivas's family.
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BC wing leaders in the Telangana Congress have questioned the State leadership for not acting against MLAs Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy and J Anirudh Reddy, who have repeatedly criticised the government, alleging corruption, fund shortages and delays in clearing bills.
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IIT Hyderabad and Crimson Energy Experts have completed the inaugural ANUGYAN nuclear technology programme, training 23 engineers and industry professionals over three months. The initiative aims to develop skilled manpower for India's expanding nuclear power sector and emerging technologies
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Chilli farmers in Gunthakoduru and neighbouring areas of Nagarkurnool district alleged that spurious seeds had ruined crops across more than 150 acres. They petitioned Collector during Praja Vani, seeking compensation and action against seed companies and dealers with CPM support
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Factional differences within the Telangana Congress have intensified in Peddapalli, with MP Vamshi Krishna's followers alleging that he is being sidelined by Minister D Sridhar Babu and other MLAs. Disagreements over protocol and party appointments have further strained relations
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A customer service centre operator, Ade Kailash, was arrested in Echoda, Adilabad district, on Monday for allegedly lending money to farmers at exorbitant interest rates. Police seized promissory notes and blank cheque leaves and registered a case over illegal money-lending
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DG (Law and Order) Mahesh Bhagwat inaugurated newly constructed Assistant Commandant’s quarters and a renovated gas godown at the 1st Telangana State Special Police Battalion in Yousufguda. He also presented prizes to children who excelled in an essay-writing competition.
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Activists from PYL and POW staged a protest at Niloufer Hospital, alleging corruption and poor infrastructure. Their three-day survey flagged bed shortages, unhygienic toilets, inadequate facilities for attendants, alleged bribery, outsourcing irregularities and staff vacancies.
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The Malkajgiri SOT and local police arrested five persons for allegedly conspiring to murder a man in Uppal. Police said the plot was planned in retaliation for the murder of their associate, and seized firearms, ammunition and knives.
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Commuters staged a protest on NH-161 in Andole, Sangareddy district, on Monday, alleging that RTC buses were skipping the local bus station. They demanded intervention from Health Minister and MLA Damodara Rajanarasimha, while police persuaded them to withdraw their protest
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The Hyderabad Regional Passport Office will organise a Passport Mela on November 21, releasing around 4,000 appointments for Normal, Tatkal and Police Clearance Certificate services. Applicants can book slots from November 3 at designated PSKs and POPSKs.
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A 34-year-old bike mechanic from Balapur was arrested for allegedly snatching an elderly woman's gold chain near Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple in Saidabad. Police recovered the chain and a motorcycle, together worth Rs 3.5 lakh, from his possession.
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The BRS has launched its ‘Rythu Garjana’ campaign across North Telangana to highlight farmers’ grievances and target the Congress government. KT Rama Rao will hold meetings in Nirmal, Nizamabad and Karimnagar, while senior leaders are touring districts.
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Despite intensified enforcement, Hyderabad’s illegal ganja trade continues to attract youngsters and people from economically weaker sections. Sources say some travel to Nagpur and Ajmer to procure the contraband, drawn by reported profit margins of up to 300 per cent.
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The BRS staged a protest outside the Haliya police station in Nalgonda on Monday, alleging corruption and irregularities in Indiramma house allotments. Led by former MLA Nomula Bhagath, the protest disrupted traffic on the Kodad-Jadcherla National Highway
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Student unions and people's organisations staged a protest in Karimnagar on Monday, seeking a comprehensive probe into the death of Satavahana University LLB student Dekkali Chandrakala. They demanded Rs 20 lakh compensation, a job for her family and action against those responsible.
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Groundwater levels in Ranga Reddy district fell to an average of 12.75 metres below ground level in October 2026, compared with 6.14 metres a year earlier. All 27 mandals recorded a decline, while 19 received deficient rainfall.
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Monster Hunter Outlanders brings detailed monster hunting, smooth combat and extensive RPG systems to mobile devices. Its impressive visuals and weapon choices make it an engaging experience, but a weak storyline, multiple currencies and aggressive microtransactions limit its appeal.
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TGSRTC has extended Pushpak AC bus services to regular commuters in Hyderabad, allowing passengers to board and alight at designated stops along three airport routes. With fares starting at Rs 100, the move offers an alternative to cabs and private vehicles.
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The BRS staged a protest outside the Haliya police station on Monday, alleging corruption and irregularities in the allocation of Indiramma houses. Led by former MLA Nomula Bhagath, party leaders also accused local officials of neglecting the 4th ward.
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A 36-year-old IBM software engineer died after collapsing moments after completing a marathon at Gachibowli Stadium on Sunday. He was rushed to CARE Hospital, where doctors declared him dead. Police said preliminary information suggested a heart attack.
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A Hyderabad police constable allegedly lost Rs 29.20 lakh after cyber fraudsters befriended him on social media and lured him into a fake trading platform. The fraudsters displayed fictitious profits before demanding additional payments for withdrawals.
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TGREDCO VC and MD Jithesh V Patil directed officials and implementing agencies to accelerate renewable energy programmes in Telangana. Reviewing solar and energy conservation initiatives, he asked district teams to resolve field-level hurdles and meet prescribed targets within deadlines.
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Scientists at Hyderabad's CCMB-LaCONES have called for region-specific snake antivenoms, citing research showing that venom profiles vary geographically. Their findings indicate that standard polyvalent antivenom may not effectively neutralise venom from regional krait populations in North-East India.