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Telangana, Victoria explore stronger trade and technology partnership

Telangana, Victoria explore stronger trade and technology partnership

  • BRS targets Revanth Reddy over ‘administrative failure’, lack of Cabinet coordination

    The BRS accused the Congress government of centralising decision-making and sidelining ministers, alleging poor Cabinet coordination under Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. Former MLA Gadari Kishore claimed ministers and officials were functioning under pressure and demanded greater administrative accountability.
  • Bhu Bharati portal faces scrutiny as Telangana orders security overhaul, probes alleged irregularities

    The Telangana government has ordered a security overhaul of the Bhu Bharati portal and formed a Special Committee to investigate alleged irregularities in land records. The BRS has criticised the Congress government, alleging large-scale application rejections and misuse of the portal.
  • Yashoda Hospitals introduces advanced Pulse Field Ablation technology

    Yashoda Hospitals, Secunderabad, has introduced the advanced Pulse Field Ablation technology using the Medtronic PulseSelect system to treat complex heart rhythm disorders. The innovative, non-thermal procedure was successfully performed on two patients, offering safer treatment with fewer complications and quicker recovery.
  • BRS cadres express concern over poor quality food at minority residential school in Chennur

    BRS leaders inspected a minority residential school in Chennur after allegations that students were served rice and chilli powder instead of curry. They accused the government of neglecting residential schools and highlighted the challenges faced by students across the education system.
  • Two injured as car overturns after hitting divider in Hyderabad’s Vanasthalipuram

    Two people were injured after a speeding car hit a road divider and overturned at Autonagar in Vanasthalipuram on Saturday. A van travelling behind subsequently crashed into the overturned vehicle. Police registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident.
  • Hyderabad: Motorcyclist killed, another injured in car collision at Ibrahimpatnam

    A 38-year-old motorcyclist died and his friend was injured after their motorcycle collided with a car at Dondu Mailaram in Ibrahimpatnam on Saturday. Police registered a case, shifted the body for postmortem examination, and launched an investigation into the accident.
  • Basar temple earns Rs 1.06 crore in 49 days offerings

    The Gnana Saraswathi Devasthanam at Basar recorded Rs 1.06 crore in offerings from devotees between May 13 and July 1. The hundi counting also yielded gold, silver and foreign currency.
  • TGSRTC generates Rs 505 crore via UPI in 11 months

    TGSRTC has recorded a sharp rise in digital ticketing, with UPI payments becoming the preferred mode of fare collection. The corporation generated Rs 505.95 crore through UPI transactions in 11 months, with daily collections now averaging Rs 2.5 crore.
  • Inquiry ordered into Singareni coal stocks missing allegations, says Bhatti

    The Congress government has ordered a vigilance probe into allegations of 40 lakh tonnes of coal going missing from Singareni, following sustained attacks by the BRS.
  • El Nino may hit Kharif crops, Telangana farmers cautioned by Irrigation Minister

    Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy cautioned farmers in Telangana about possible challenges to agriculture this Kharif season due to the El Nino effect. He noted that the southwest monsoon has weakened, with the state recording 22 per cent less rainfall in June, delaying sowing in several areas.
  • Osmania University hikes academic service fees by up to 100 pc

    Osmania University has increased academic service charges for 2026–27, with hikes ranging from 20% to 100%. Fees for condonation, certificates, and admission transfers have been revised, drawing criticism from students and faculty over rising financial burden.
  • Left-wing student orgs oppose Congress govt’s school cluster plan, call bandh on July 10

    Left-wing student organisations in Kothagudem have opposed the Congress government’s move to merge 27,000 schools into 4,000 clusters, terming it detrimental to public education. They have announced a statewide bandh of educational institutions on July 10.
  • RS Praveen Kumar dares Congress to probe his Gurukul tenure, alleges Rs 2,000-cr tender scam

    BRS general secretary RS Praveen Kumar has challenged the Congress government to investigate his nine-year tenure as Gurukul Secretary, asserting that no wrongdoing has been found despite 18 months of scrutiny.
  • Basar temple renovation: Devotees can now visit Balalayam

    The presiding deity of the Gnana Saraswathi temple at Basar has been shifted to a Balalayam from July 5 as part of a Rs 354-crore renovation project. Devotees will continue to perform rituals, including Aksharabhyasam, at the sub-temple while the main shrine undergoes reconstruction over the next two years.
  • El Niño impact: Farmers advised to shift to low-water crops

    Amid concerns over the impact of El Niño and declining reservoir levels, horticulture experts have advised Telangana farmers to shift to less water-intensive crops such as vegetables, cereals, oilseeds and pulses and adopt integrated farming systems to improve profitability.
  • KTR demands filling of 20,000 police vacancies in Telangana

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao demanded that the Congress government fill 20,000 police vacancies and enhance the upper age limit for aspirants. He accused the government of failing to honour its election promises and warned of a statewide agitation.
  • Bhatti pegs Telangana debt at Rs. 8.21 lakh crore, higher than earlier estimates

    Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka on Friday pegged Telangana’s outstanding debts at Rs. 8.21 lakh crore, including pending bills and energy dues, a figure higher than earlier estimates.
  • BRS appoints State panel to coordinate BLAs on SIR of electoral rolls

    A 26-year-old newly married man drowned in an irrigation tank at Lingiguda village in Tiryani mandal while fishing with friends. Expert divers recovered the body and police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident.
  • Newly married man drowns while fishing in Asifabad tank

    A 26-year-old newly married man drowned in an irrigation tank at Lingiguda village in Tiryani mandal while fishing with friends. Expert divers recovered the body and police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident.
  • El Nino, Medigadda delay raise Telangana water scarcity concerns

    Deficit rainfall linked to El Niño and delays in restoring the Medigadda barrage have heightened water availability concerns in Telangana. More than 10 TMC of Godavari water has flowed downstream since June 1, while experts say timely repairs could have enabled storage for drinking water and irrigation
  • Telangana teachers slam Cabinet move to extend free meals, demand PRC and DAs

    Teachers’ unions in Telangana have strongly opposed the State Cabinet’s decision to extend free breakfast and mid-day meals to teachers, calling it disrespectful and unnecessary.
  • Congress ignoring El Nino threat, alleges Vinod Kumar

    Former BRS MP B Vinod Kumar accused the Congress government of ignoring warnings of an El Nino-induced drought and failing to utilise Godavari waters through the Kaleshwaram project, warning that the State could face a severe drinking water crisis next summer.
  • Congress halted key irrigation projects in Sangareddy, alleges Harish Rao

    Former Minister T Harish Rao alleged that the Congress government halted the Sangameshwara and Basaveshwara lift irrigation projects and delayed repairs to the Singur project. He also urged BRS booth-level agents to ensure that voters were not deleted during the revision process.
  • Interstate drug racket busted in Hyderabad; three arrested, including juvenile

    Hyderabad Task Force and Abid Road police busted an interstate drug racket and arrested three persons, including a juvenile, in Nampally. Police seized 23 kg of marijuana worth ₹12 lakh. The accused allegedly transported drugs from Andhra Pradesh to Maharashtra.
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