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Fake currency notes found in Dammapet, three arrested in Aswaraopet

Fake currency notes found in Dammapet, three arrested in Aswaraopet

  • Harish Rao moves High Court over loan waiver denial in Siddipet

    BRS leader T Harish Rao has filed a writ petition in the High Court alleging that over 22,000 farmers in Siddipet were denied the promised loan waiver. He sought immediate relief, citing financial distress and rising farmer suicides.
  • Narayana Schools shine in TG SSC 2026 with 99.66% pass rate

    Narayana Schools achieved exceptional results in TG SSC 2026, with a top score of 597 and a 99.66% pass rate. Over 100 students scored above 590, and 80 campuses recorded 100% results, reflecting strong academic performance.
  • Minor fire breaks out in East Marredpally residential building

    A minor fire broke out in a residential building in East Marredpally on Wednesday. Swift action by residents, police, DRF, and fire services contained the blaze quickly. No injuries or casualties were reported in the incident.
  • SSC Advanced Supplementary Exams from June 5

    The Telangana Board of Secondary Education has released the SSC Advanced Supplementary Examinations 2026 schedule. Exams will be held from June 5 to June 12, with fee payment starting April 30. Science papers will have shorter durations.
  • Nirmal district excels in SSC results, secures 3rd position

    Nirmal district excelled in SSC results with a 98.96% pass rate, ranking third in the State, while Mancherial, Adilabad, and Kumram Bheem Asifabad districts showed comparatively weaker performances, though still above 96%. Girls consistently outperformed boys across all districts.
  • Telangana SSC students make history with 95.15 percent pass rate

    Telangana achieved a record 95.15% pass rate in SSC Public Examinations 2026, the highest in its history. Girls outperformed boys, with over 5,700 schools recording 100% results, while six private schools had zero passes.
  • Delay in paddy procurement irks farmers in Khammam, farmers stage protest in Jangaon

    Farmers in Khammam are facing delays in paddy procurement during the Yasangi season, while protests erupted in Jangaon demanding faster purchases. Issues with millers, moisture loss and slow operations at procurement centres are causing concern among farmers.
  • Telangana DGP-designate CV Anand brings rich, varied experience to the top post

    Senior IPS officer CV Anand, appointed as Telangana's Director General of Police, is likely to assume charge on May 1. A 1991-batch officer who served as Hyderabad Police Commissioner twice, Anand has held several key posts, including stints in Cyberabad and Vijayawada, and is a recipient of the President's Police Medal for Gallantry.
  • CCMB study finds ultra-rare gene behind red hair in Indians

    A CCMB study has identified a rare indigenous genetic variant responsible for red hair among Indians, debunking links to European ancestry. The research highlights unique pigmentation traits, especially among Ladakh’s Bodh population, reinforcing India’s rich genetic diversity.
  • Diesel shortage delaying paddy harvesting in Karimnagar

    Paddy harvesting in Karimnagar has been delayed due to a diesel shortage, leaving farmers worried about crop damage from unseasonal rains. Despite official claims of adequate fuel supply, farmers report difficulties in accessing diesel for harvesting machines.
  • Teen boy drowns in pond at Kumram Bheem Asifabad village

    A 13-year-old boy drowned in a pond at Chedwai village in Kumram Bheem Asifabad district while playing near it. His body was recovered the next day. Police registered a case and are questioning children who were with him.
  • Girls outperform boys in Telangana SSC Public Examination

    Girls outperformed boys in the Telangana SSC results declared on Wednesday, recording a higher pass percentage. Overall pass rate stood at 95.15 per cent, marking an increase from last year, with over 5.16 lakh students clearing the exams.
  • Telangana releases Rs 1,000 crore to clear dues of retired employees

    The Telangana government has released Rs 1,000 crore to clear pending dues of retired employees and increased the monthly allocation to Rs 1,000 crore. Pending GPF arrears up to October 2025 have been cleared, with directions to process medical bills quickly.
  • Medak student who died in accident passes Class 10 with distinction

    A Class 10 student from Medak who died in a road accident on April 17 has passed the board examination with distinction. His parents broke down after seeing the results, recalling his strong academic performance since childhood.
  • INSA selects Prof Appa Rao Podile for senior scientist position

    The Indian National Science Academy has selected Prof Appa Rao Podile, former University of Hyderabad Vice-Chancellor, for its Senior Scientist position. The three-year role recognises his contributions to microbiology, plant biotechnology, and sustainable agriculture research.
  • Interstate ATM fraudster arrested by Hyderabad police

    Hyderabad police arrested an interstate fraudster accused of cheating ATM users across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The suspect allegedly targeted customers under the pretext of helping them, transferring money to his account before fleeing. He is linked to multiple cases.
  • Woman suffers leg fractures week before wedding, brother dies in accident

    A road accident near Chandur village in Medak claimed the life of a 23-year-old man and left his sister, who was set to get married next week, critically injured. The woman suffered fractures in both legs after an unidentified car hit their bike
  • Amberpet police, KIMS Foundation organise Free Medical Camp in Hyderabad

    Amberpet Police, in collaboration with KIMS Foundation, organised a free medical camp in Golnaka, benefiting over 200 residents. The initiative offered consultations, diagnostic tests, and medicines, highlighting the police department’s commitment to community welfare and public health awareness.
  • Humane World for Animals India releases summer safety guidelines

    Humane World for Animals India has issued a heatwave advisory urging citizens to protect animals from extreme temperatures. Experts recommend simple steps to prevent dehydration and heatstroke, highlighting growing risks to pets, stray animals, birds, and urban wildlife.
  • Sara Ali Khan launches Longines boutique at Inorbit Mall Hyderabad

    Swiss luxury watchmaker Longines opened its second Hyderabad boutique at Inorbit Mall, inaugurated by Sara Ali Khan. The event featured a fashion show showcasing the PrimaLuna collection, highlighting the brand’s timeless elegance and growing presence in the city.
  • Telangana examines four options to link Tummidihatti with Yellampalli

    The Telangana government is examining four alternative proposals to link Tummidihatti with Yellampalli to optimise Godavari water usage. Irrigation Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy also reviewed barrage restoration works and stressed timely completion before the monsoon.
  • Telangana SSC results out, girls outperform boys

    Girls outperformed boys in Telangana SSC Public Examinations 2026, recording a pass percentage of 96.26 compared to 94.07 for boys. Overall, 95.15 per cent of 5.16 lakh students cleared the exams, results of which were released on Wednesday.
  • Careless smoking leads fire accident causes in Telangana, says data

    Careless smoking has emerged as the leading cause of fire accidents in Telangana, accounting for 1,915 cases in 2026, according to fire department data. The State recorded 3,858 incidents, with Hyderabad reporting the highest number of fire calls.
  • Hyderabad: NIMS main gate on the Punjagutta side closed, use alternative routes

    The main entrance of Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) at Punjagutta will remain closed for three days due to GHMC pipeline works. Patients, staff and visitors have been advised to use the Banjara Hills rear entrance.
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