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Homes razed amid protests, police deployment in Revanth Reddy’s constituency

Homes razed amid protests, police deployment in Revanth Reddy’s constituency

  • Naspur road accident: Another woman succumbs during treatment

    The death toll in the Naspur road accident rose to five after 33-year-old Ramtenki Divya Vani died during treatment in Warangal. Two women died instantly and two others later succumbed after a lorry collided with their auto-rickshaw
  • Hyderabad: Two minors held for theft; 8 bikes recovered

    Mailardevpally police apprehended two minors, aged 14 and 15, for their alleged involvement in vehicle thefts.
  • Hyderabad: UoH student union poll results today

    University of Hyderabad Students’ Union election results are expected Tuesday after around 80 percent of 5,900 votes were polled. A total of 220 candidates contested nine central posts and 59 school board councillor seats, with counting scheduled for afternoon
  • KTR questions move to import coal amid reports of higher costs

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao has criticised the Telangana Congress government's reported plan to import coal from overseas at about Rs 9,000 a tonne, even though Singareni coal costs around Rs 3,800 a tonne. Official sources said up to 50 lakh tonnes could be imported from Australia and Indonesia as thermal plants face shortages.
  • Mancherial YouTuber bludgeoned to death; wife booked

    A 40-year-old YouTuber, Vaidya Mohan, was allegedly murdered by his wife Jamuna at Ashok Road in Mancherial. Police suspect she attacked him with a stone while he was asleep following a domestic dispute.
  • TTD cancels VIP Break Darshan on Oct 1 and 5

    TTD has cancelled VIP Break Darshan on October 1 and October 5 due to the expected surge in devotees during the Purattasi month and holiday period. The move is aimed at reducing waiting times and facilitating quicker darshan for common pilgrims.
  • Revanth’s Ram-Shiva remarks trigger backlash, draw accusations of vote-bank politics

    Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy's remarks contrasting Lord Ram and Lord Shiva and linking them to regional and economic identities have drawn criticism from social media users and political opponents, who accused the Congress of pursuing divisive vote-bank politics.
  • Revanth Reddy recalls ABVP past, advises Modi ahead of 2029 polls

    Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy recalled his association with the ABVP and said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should win people’s hearts rather than divide the nation. He also criticised the Centre over Telangana projects and discussed education, language and the TDP.
  • Khairthabad by-election to test BJP’s performance in Hyderabad

    The upcoming Khairthabad by-election is emerging as an important test for the BJP in Hyderabad after the party’s performance in recent Greater Hyderabad bypolls. The contest will also be closely watched ahead of the pending GHMC elections.
  • Telangana HC directs medical college to refund Rs. 3.32 lakh to student

    The Telangana High Court has directed Guru Nanak Homoeopathic Medical College to refund Rs. 3.32 lakh to a student whose BHMS admission was cancelled after allotment. The court said she should not suffer financially after acting on the University’s allotment.
  • KTR flays Congress govt over delay in shifting Mudirajs from BC-D to BC-A

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao demanded that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy clarify the government’s stand on shifting the Mudiraj community from BC-D to BC-A category during his September 30 visit to Sircilla and implement the promise without delay.
  • Paloncha society leader seeks cancellation of fresh draw for double bedroom houses

    Paloncha Cooperative Society vice president Kampelli Kanakesh Patel demanded cancellation of the recent draw for double bedroom houses in Kothagudem, alleging that 380 beneficiaries selected in 2023 were ignored. He warned of a High Court petition and large-scale protests.
  • DJ operator dies while operating public address system in Siddipet

    A 22-year-old DJ operator died after falling unconscious while operating a public address system during a procession at Singatam village in Siddipet district on Sunday night. Police said the operator had worked without obtaining prior permission.
  • Despair, suicides among weavers return to Sircilla town over past 3 years

    Sircilla’s weavers are once again facing financial distress and livelihood concerns, with 34 weavers reportedly dying by suicide over the past three years. Workers and power loom masters blame reduced orders, government neglect and difficulties affecting the textile sector.
  • Banjara JAC wants public toilets built at Yellandu cross roads in Kothagudem

    The Kothagudem Banjara Associations JAC has urged the district administration to construct public toilets at Yellandu crossroads. The junction serves thousands of passengers travelling between several towns, but commuters currently lack basic sanitation facilities while waiting for connecting transport
  • Man arrested for murdering sibling following land disputes in Mancherial

    A man and two others were arrested for allegedly murdering a 40-year-old man following a land dispute in Mancherial's Chennur mandal. Police said the accused took the victim to a forest, killed him and allegedly set his body on fire
  • Telangana Assembly declares Khairatabad seat vacant following Danam Nagender disqualification

    The Telangana Assembly has issued a gazette notification declaring the Khairatabad seat vacant following the disqualification of Danam Nagender. The Telangana High Court had disqualified him with effect from April 23, 2024, a decision later upheld by the Supreme Court.
  • Aristotle PG College holds 22nd graduation day in Moinabad

    The Aristotle PG College, School of Business Management, Moinabad, held its 22nd Graduation Day, celebrating 134 MBA graduates. Shreethi and Asma Fathima received gold medals for academic excellence. Former TGCHE Vice-Chairman Prof K Venkatachalam was the chief guest.
  • 65-year-old woman allegedly assaulted over black magic claim

    A 65-year-old woman was allegedly tied to a tree and assaulted along with her husband and son at Nomula village in Ranga Reddy district. Police said the attackers suspected her of practising black magic. The woman suffered serious injuries.
  • 19-year-old dies by suicide in Shamshabad after boyfriend’s death

    A 19-year-old woman allegedly died by suicide at her elder sister’s residence in Shamshabad on Sunday night. Police said she was reportedly in a relationship with a man who died in an accident about 15 days earlier. A probe is underway.
  • Nine held with blackbuck meat, rifle near Hyderabad

    Future City Commissionerate police apprehended nine persons and seized 13 kg of blackbuck meat, a .315 rifle, ammunition, vehicles and other material. Police said the suspects allegedly hunted a blackbuck near Marikal and transported the meat towards Hyderabad.
  • CMC accelerates H-CITI flyover, underpass works in Gachibowli

    The CMC has accelerated H-CITI flyover and underpass works at IIIT Junction and Khajaguda after completing earth excavation at Gachibowli Junction. Officials said 40 per cent of civil works was complete, with pillar and beam construction progressing towards 2027 deadlines.
  • Students forced to walk through fields to reach school in Kothagudem

    Students and staff of a government primary school in Kothagudem’s Gollagudem have been walking through muddy agricultural fields for 15 years due to lack of an access road. Teachers and villagers say the problem is affecting student enrollment and the school’s survival.
  • 1908 Musi flood victims remembered at Hyderabad memorial

    Victims of the 1908 Musi floods were remembered at a memorial programme at OGH in Hyderabad. Speakers stressed protecting the river’s natural channels and catchments, while a book on eyewitness accounts was unveiled and a traditional Musi Flood Lavani performance presented.
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