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LPG shortage hits food donation drives in Hyderabad, NGOs struggle to cope

LPG shortage hits food donation drives in Hyderabad, NGOs struggle to cope

  • Congress brings back KCR’s breakfast scheme after long pause

    The Telangana government will relaunch the school breakfast scheme from the 2026-27 academic year. Originally introduced by the BRS government, the programme aims to improve student nutrition and attendance with added provisions like milk and ragi porridge.
  • Thousands attend Jumaath-ul-Vida prayers at Mecca Masjid in Hyderabad

    Thousands of Muslims gathered at Mecca Masjid and other mosques across Hyderabad to offer Jumaath-ul-Vida prayers. Authorities deployed heavy security and implemented traffic diversions to manage large crowds during the last Friday of Ramzan.
  • Doctors flag gaps in Telangana health budget 2026-27

    Doctors and medical bodies expressed concern over gaps in the Telangana Health Budget 2026-27, highlighting the omission of Osmania General Hospital, lack of recruitment plans, and absence of dedicated funding for infection control and antimicrobial resistance.
  • Woman dupes investors of nearly Rs 3 crore in Madhapur fraud case

    A woman allegedly duped multiple investors of nearly Rs 3 crore in Hyderabad’s Madhapur by promising high monthly returns through fake schemes. Police registered a case after complaints, with preliminary findings indicating several victims and a wider financial fraud network.
  • Hyderabad housing registrations rebound in February, premium and affordable segments gain

    Hyderabad’s residential property registrations rebounded in February 2026, rising 3% year-on-year and 32% month-on-month, with both premium and affordable segments showing growth, reflecting renewed demand across key micro-markets and sustained momentum in higher-value transactions.
  • SCR records highest-ever ticket checking revenue of Rs 223.60 crore

    South Central Railway recorded its highest-ever ticket checking revenue of ₹223.60 crore in 2025–26, surpassing targets ahead of schedule. Officials attributed the growth to strict enforcement, digital ticketing initiatives and increased passenger compliance.
  • Five engineering students go missing in Godavari near Bhadrachalam

    Five engineering students went missing in the Godavari River near Bhadrachalam after slipping into deep waters while taking photographs. Two others managed to escape. Rescue teams, including police and expert swimmers, have launched search operations at the site.
  • Delhi foundation donates books worth Rs 5.2 lakh to Karimnagar tribal college

    A Delhi-based philanthropic organisation donated books worth ₹52.42 lakh to the Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College for Boys in Karimnagar, strengthening its library resources and benefiting students, with college staff appreciating the foundation’s generous contribution.
  • Watch: BRS MLAs stage walkout during Budget speech over unfulfilled promises

    BRS legislators staged a walkout and sit-in during Telangana’s Budget speech by Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, protesting unfulfilled Congress promises like one tola gold and two lakh jobs, and the non-allocation of funds in the 2026–27 budget
  • Police foil ASHA workers’ attempt to lay siege to Minister’s residence in Karimnagar

    In Karimnagar, police prevented ASHA workers from laying siege to Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar’s residence at Mankammathota. A scuffle occurred as protesters were intercepted en route from Telangana Chowk and subsequently taken to a police station
  • Sircilla: Leopard kills dog on outskirts of Rudrangi

    In Rajanna-Sircilla, a dog was found dead in Gorillala, Rudrangi mandal, allegedly killed by a leopard while guarding livestock. The owner alerted forest officials
  • Three held for smuggling explosives in Asifabad

    In Kumram Bheem Asifabad, police arrested three men from Maharashtra for allegedly transporting explosives without permission at Jainoor mandal. Authorities warned of strict action against illegal explosive use and urged the public to report unauthorized storage or activities
  • BRS stages protest at Gun Park, vows to corner Congress govt in Assembly over Six Guarantees

    In Hyderabad, BRS leaders, led by KT Rama Rao, protested at Telangana Martyrs’ Memorial, accusing the Congress government of failing to implement the Six Guarantees promised in elections, citing delays in pensions, women’s aid, farmer support, and youth employment schemes
  • Gulf nations hold Eid prayers indoors amid Iran conflict concerns

    Eid Al Fitr was celebrated across Gulf countries with prayers held in mosques amid regional tensions, as authorities ensured safety following drone threats, while thousands gathered in Makkah and Madinah and festivities proceeded peacefully
  • Telangana Budget 2026-27 pegged at Rs 3.24 lakh crore; welfare, infrastructure development get major share

    Telangana’s Rs 3.24 lakh crore Budget for 2026-27 prioritises welfare, agriculture, housing and youth schemes while maintaining fiscal discipline. However, concerns persist over rising borrowings nearing Rs 80,000 crore and relatively modest infrastructure allocations for Hyderabad
  • Policeman catches snake near old Council building in Hyderabad

    A non-venomous snake caused brief commotion at the Telangana Assembly premises in Hyderabad, where a traffic constable swiftly captured it before officials handed it over to Nehru Zoological Park authorities.
  • Man alleges unauthorised money transactions; lost Rs 40 lakh

    In Hyderabad, a 57-year-old man reportedly lost Rs 40 lakh from his bank account without receiving OTPs or transaction alerts. Cyberabad police are investigating possible cyber fraud involving SIM cloning, malware, or unauthorized access to banking credentials
  • Man held for escaping with scooter on pretext of test drive

    In Hyderabad, police arrested Appari Vishwa Phanindra for allegedly duping a scooter owner through an OLX scam and fleeing with the vehicle during a test ride. Investigations revealed a duo targeting online sellers; the stolen scooter was recovered
  • Hyderabad Police launch H-FAST to tackle food adulteration

    Hyderabad Police launched the H-FAST unit to combat food adulteration through surveillance, raids, and enforcement. Working with food safety officials, the team aims to ensure public health, encouraging citizens to report violations via a dedicated helpline and social media platforms
  • Three from Maharashtra detained for selling two women from Bejjur

    In Kumram Bheem Asifabad, three persons were detained for allegedly trafficking two tribal women by luring them with marriage promises and selling them in Madhya Pradesh. Police investigation continues, highlighting recurring human trafficking cases targeting vulnerable communities in the region
  • Builders body urges Telangana to clear pending contractor payments urgently

    The Builders Association of India has urged the Telangana government to clear pending contractor payments, warning that prolonged delays have caused severe financial distress, with some contractors reportedly facing extreme consequences amid worsening economic conditions.
  • Thummala cites Centre’s letter, asks farmers to shift from paddy

    Agriculture Minister Thummala Nageshwar Rao urged farmers in Telangana to shift from paddy to alternative crops like oil palm, citing better returns, government incentives and procurement support, while noting that the Centre may not procure additional rice from the State
  • No professors on rolls in seven Telangana universities

    Telangana’s higher education system faces a severe crisis as several universities have no professors and large-scale faculty vacancies. Delays in recruitment and policy issues have affected academic activity, with the government planning to begin hiring in the coming months.
  • Tension at Siddipet oil palm factory as BRS, Congress workers trade slogans

    Tension prevailed at the oil palm factory in Narmetta as BRS and Congress workers raised slogans against each other during a Rythu Mela event. Leaders from both sides appealed for calm, and the situation was brought under control
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