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Nalla Narasimha Reddy Education Society’s Group of Institutions held its second Graduation Day for Engineering, Pharmacy and MBA students. Gold and silver medals were presented to toppers, while Virtusa senior director Meka Venkata Chalapathi spoke about AI, skills and emerging careers.
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Thousands gathered at Hyderabad’s Exhibition Grounds to mark the centenary of Central Gurudwara Sahib Gowliguda. The Vishaal Diwan featured Gurbani Kirtans and Kathas by Ragi Jathas, while Sikh leaders addressed devotees and a traditional Guru-Ka-Langar was served.
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The Khairatabad Ganesh pandal witnessed a massive rush on Sunday, with roads around the venue gridlocked and the Metro station packed with devotees. Traffic police managed vehicle movement and parking as around two lakh devotees were expected to visit.
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Unidentified persons allegedly broke into a storage room at TIMS in Erragadda and stole 288 iOS devices. The devices were kept in 12 boxes, with 24 in each box. Borabanda police registered a case and launched an investigation.
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A neurosurgeon at Mamata Hospital in Khammam was charred to death after his car went out of control and crashed into a road divider near Pillalamarri on Sunday. Police recovered the body from the completely gutted vehicle and launched an investigation
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Unidentified persons broke open two SBI ATM machines at Durshed and Thimmapur on Karimnagar outskirts and fled with cash on Saturday night. Police said the suspects used gas cutters and were disguised in women’s attire. Their identity and stolen amount remain unknown.
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A three-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run accident at IS Sadan in Hyderabad on Saturday night. Mohammed Izhaan was crossing the road after dinner with his parents when an XUV allegedly struck him. Police are tracing the absconding driver
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A 19-year-old woman and a 15-year-old boy were killed after a tipper truck allegedly rammed their Activa scooter near Ellareddygudem in Jawaharnagar on Saturday night. The victims died at the spot. Police registered a case and are investigating the collision and driver
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Barbers at Vemulawada’s second Kalyanakatta boycotted duties on Saturday, seeking resolution of long-pending issues, including unpaid salaries. They withdrew the protest after temple officials assured them that their concerns would be addressed within two days, according to the agitating barbers
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Ganesh idol immersion for devotees in Mancherial and surrounding villages will be shifted to Gudem this year due to a lack of water in the Godavari near Indaram. Devotees have expressed displeasure over the additional travel distance ahead of September 25
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Indian Railways has sanctioned a Rs 493-crore railway line between Mukutban and Gadchandur in Maharashtra to boost freight connectivity and industrial growth. The project, however, has disappointed people in Adilabad, who had sought a direct rail link via Bela and Jainath
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao alleged that the Congress government had failed to safeguard Telangana’s Krishna water interests and accused it of neglecting farmers’ power and irrigation needs. He raised concerns over Almatti, Jurala and Kalwakurthy projects
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A 27-year-old migrant worker from Chhattisgarh was stabbed to death by another migrant worker following a fight at Saibaba Nagar Colony in Sangareddy district on Saturday. Police registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident
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Family members of a Khammam POCSO accused were booked by Panjagutta police after allegedly threatening the 12-year-old victim against testifying in court. The girl, who sustained serious injuries, is undergoing treatment at NIMS in Hyderabad
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Nizamabad CP P Sai Chaitanya urged youngsters and students to explore artificial intelligence and technology to develop solutions to social challenges. Speaking at NN Hackathon 2026, he praised the organisers and highlighted the police department’s use of technology
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Karimnagar Commissioner of Police Gaush Alam inspected Ganesh idol immersion spots and pandals in Jammikunta and Huzurabad and directed police officials to coordinate with municipal, revenue and electricity departments to ensure safety and prevent untoward incidents
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Telangana EAGLE Force has traced 60 persons in Maharashtra and Gujarat allegedly linked to a Thailand-India hydroponic ganja supply chain. Officials served them notices under the NDPS Act while investigating suppliers, transporters, distributors, recipients and financial transactions connected to the network.
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At NIT Warangal’s 24th Convocation, speakers urged graduates to prioritise human values, character and purpose alongside technical skills. They highlighted AI’s growing role, lifelong learning, social responsibility, research expansion and placement achievements at the institute
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BRS Working President KT Rama Rao urged the Congress government to make all MLAs who defected from the BRS resign and face elections, citing the Telangana High Court’s judgment disqualifying Danam Nagender and calling for the same legal principle to be applied.=
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NTR Nagar in Gopanpally has seen multi-storey buildings come up on 50-square-yard plots, raising concerns over safety and compliance with civic norms. A CMC official said some plans were sanctioned by the erstwhile GHMC and admitted gaps in monitoring.
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Telangana’s EAGLE Force and Rajasthan ANTF apprehended three suspects wanted in separate narcotics cases and brought them back to Telangana. The suspects are linked to cases involving heroin, MDMA and opium, while investigations continue to trace alleged interstate drug suppliers.
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Poompuhar, a mega handicrafts expo showcasing traditional products from Tamil Nadu, opened at Shilparamam on Saturday. The exhibition features Thanjavur paintings, bronze statues, brassware, sculptures, textiles, terracotta products and other crafts made by skilled artisans from across the State.
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The Telangana revenue department has served notices to over 120 Dalit farmers in Erravalli following a land survey after Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced plans to take back the lands. Farmers have sought protection of their holdings and livelihood
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BRS leader T Harish Rao accused the Telangana government of failing to utilise available water and power, questioned Srisailam water-use figures and urged action to protect crops. He also criticised delays in repairing Kaleshwaram barrages and questioned rising project costs
