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Telangana HC grants arrest protection to BRS leader Krishank in social media case

Telangana HC grants arrest protection to BRS leader Krishank in social media case

  • Telangana HC pulls up CCLA for skipping appearance, warns of warrant

    The Telangana High Court pulled up CCLA Lokesh Kumar for seeking exemption from personal appearance in a contempt case, citing a ministerial tour. The Court warned of warrants against officials seeking such exemptions and concluded proceedings after the refund was credited.
  • Children born after property deal cannot challenge transaction for lack of consent: Telangana HC

    The Telangana High Court has held that children born years after a property transaction cannot challenge it merely for lack of consent. The court dismissed a plea against a Lok Adalat award, finding no evidence of fraud or invalidity.
  • Opinion: Form 7 misuse—a threat to the right to vote

    Misuse of electoral forms in Telangana raises serious questions about voter deletions, accountability, and the Election Commission’s safeguards
  • Government explains Rs 5,420 crore true-up charges amid power demand

    The State government linked the proposed Rs 5,420 crore true-up charges to rising power demand, drought and reduced hydel generation. Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka said increased thermal generation was helping meet demand amid lower water availability.
  • Police probe fake Form-7 applications seeking deletion of 31 voters in Musheerabad

    Chikkadpally police are investigating alleged fake Form-7 applications seeking deletion of 31 voters from the electoral rolls at a Musheerabad polling station. Officials are verifying signatures and voter details while checking whether similar applications were submitted elsewhere.
  • UoH researchers identify phosphate mechanism in tomato plants

    University of Hyderabad researchers have identified a molecular mechanism that helps tomato plants move stored phosphate from older leaves to younger tissues. The findings could aid efforts to improve phosphate use efficiency in crops and reduce dependence on chemical fertilisers.
  • Licensed firearms under scrutiny after two Hyderabad incidents

    Two recent Hyderabad-area incidents involving licensed firearms have raised questions over arms licence monitoring. The cases highlight concerns about weapon misuse, third-party access, verification of applicants and renewals, while allegations involving intermediaries and officials underline the need for closer scrutiny.
  • Harish Rao demands withdrawal of Rs 5,420 crore power charges

    BRS leader T Harish Rao demanded withdrawal of proposed Rs 5,420 crore true-up electricity charges, warning of a statewide agitation. He accused the Congress government of mismanaging power generation, coal and reservoirs, and urged opposition parties to join the movement.
  • KTR attacks Rahul Gandhi over Constitution, democracy

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao attacked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over the arrest of BRS spokesperson Manne Krishank, accusing him of double standards on democracy and the Constitution. Rama Rao said the BRS would continue raising alleged corruption issues.
  • KTPS Stage VIII: Paloncha group plans movement for 1,600 MW plant

    The KTPS Eighth Stage Sadhana Samithi plans to intensify its campaign seeking a 2×800 MW supercritical power project at Paloncha. The group cited declining employment and rising State power demand while announcing protests, awareness campaigns and representations.
  • Mancherial DEO, 18 MEOs asked to appear before Information Commission

    The Telangana Information Commission directed the Mancherial DEO and 18 MEOs to appear in person on October 13 over failure to provide information sought by RTI activist K Rajender. The activist alleged that delays affected transparency and accountability.
  • Lorry driver allegedly murdered by wife in Karimnagar

    A 43-year-old lorry driver was allegedly murdered by his wife over a family dispute at Gattududdenapalli village in Karimnagar late on Monday night. Police said the woman allegedly attacked him with a brick. She later surrendered before the police.
  • Vaishali Nagar traffic restrictions extended till October 14

    Cyberabad Traffic Police have extended restrictions around the Vaishali Nagar Railway Underpass from October 8 to 14 due to delays in road-widening and stormwater drain works. Diversions will continue across Hafeezpet, Kondapur, My Home Mangala and surrounding areas.
  • Asian Games gold medallist Chikitha Taniparthi receives warm welcome in Hyderabad

    Telangana archer Chikitha Taniparthi received a warm welcome in Hyderabad after winning two gold medals at the Asian Games in Japan. Chikitha thanked her coaches and teammates and said her ultimate goal was to win an Olympic medal.
  • DRI seizes Chinese-origin fireworks worth Rs 12 crore at Chennai Port

    The DRI’s Hyderabad Zonal Unit seized Chinese-origin fireworks valued at around Rs 12 crore at Chennai Port. The consignments were allegedly misdeclared as other commodities and concealed behind declared cargo. DRI said the imports lacked requisite licences and authorisations.
  • Elderly woman loses Rs 2.60 lakh in dry fruits delivery cyber scam

    An elderly Sanathnagar woman was allegedly duped of Rs 2.60 lakh after responding to an Instagram advertisement for dry fruits. Fraudsters reportedly used QR codes on the pretext of refunding her payment, repeatedly debiting money from her bank account.
  • Man critically injured after touching high-voltage wire in Charlapalli

    A 27-year-old man suffered severe burns after reportedly coming into contact with a 32-KV high-voltage electricity wire at his house in Charlapalli. Identified as Ram Singh, he was rushed to a hospital, where his condition is reportedly critical.
  • Siddipet development reels contest offers Rs 1 lakh top prize

    A reels competition on Siddipet’s development will be held as part of the district formation anniversary celebrations. Organisers will award Rs 1 lakh, Rs 50,000 and Rs 25,000 to winners in professional and individual categories, besides honouring impressive entries.
  • BITS Pilani appoints Prof Mohan Krishnamoorthy as Amaravati campus director

    BITS Pilani has appointed Prof Mohan Krishnamoorthy as Director of its Amaravati campus from January 2027. He will lead campus development, focusing on academics, research, industry partnerships and emerging technologies, including Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, the institute said.
  • Cygni Energy, Indus Towers sign MoU to explore energy storage solutions

    Cygni Energy and Indus Towers have signed an MoU to explore energy storage solutions for India’s telecom infrastructure. The proposed collaboration includes up to 1.5 GWh of BESS manufacturing capacity and evaluation of advanced battery technologies for telecom applications.
  • BRS opposes Singareni open-cast mining near Ramappa Temple

    Former BRS MP B Vinod Kumar opposed the proposed open-cast coal mine at Venkatapuram village near Ramappa Temple in Mulugu district. He urged the Centre and State government to scrap the proposal, citing concerns over the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • CARE Hospitals doctors replant severed forearm of 19-year-old worker

    A multidisciplinary team at CARE Hospitals, Hitec City, replanted the completely severed forearm of a 19-year-old worker after a drill-machine accident. The patient reached the hospital within an hour and underwent a 10-hour surgery, with doctors reporting encouraging recovery.
  • ACB nabs panchayat secretary accepting Rs 15,000 bribe in Siddipet

    ACB officials nabbed panchayat secretary Aruna and Karboar while accepting a Rs 15,000 bribe from a man seeking mutation of his house site at Jakkapur village in Siddipet district. The accused will be produced before the special ACB court on Tuesday evening.
  • BRS NRI UK unit to intensify campaigns against Congress

    The BRS NRI UK unit has decided to intensify social media campaigns and organise protests in London over Telangana issues, including the Six Guarantees. Several Telangana NRIs also joined the party during its extended executive committee meeting.
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