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Adilabad: Bazarhathnoor SI caught accepting Rs 40,000 bribe

Adilabad: Bazarhathnoor SI caught accepting Rs 40,000 bribe

  • Farmer dies after being rushed to Medak government hospital

    A 65-year-old farmer injured in a road accident died at the Government Hospital in Medak on Tuesday night. His family and villagers alleged negligence, citing the absence of a doctor and a power outage when he was brought in.
  • Death of RTC conductor Pravalika raises concerns over safety of conductors, drivers

    A female TGSRTC conductor, G Pravalika, died after a passenger allegedly pushed her during a dispute on a bus in Manuguru. Her death has prompted RTC staff to raise concerns over passenger behaviour, overcrowding and working conditions
  • Class 10 student dies by suicide at Wargal hostel

    A 15-year-old Class 10 student staying at a BC residential hostel in Wargal died by suicide on Wednesday. His parents and relatives staged a protest at the hostel, demanding action against staff. Police registered a case and began an investigation.
  • Hyderabad water tanker supplies resume after Hydraa talks

    The Hyderabad Water Tankers Association called off its strike and resumed supplies after agreeing to source borewell water from outside the ORR with necessary permissions. Hydraa said it would continue efforts to curb illegal commercial groundwater extraction in high-demand localities.
  • Four arrested for adulterating toddy with BZO in Medak

    Four persons were arrested after EAGLE Force and Medak Rural Police raided five toddy shops and a depot in Medak district over alleged BZO adulteration. Eight consumers tested positive, while two other suspects remain absconding, officials said.
  • BRS holds Congress government responsible for farmer’s death

    BRS MLA Palla Rajeshwar Reddy blamed the Congress government for the death of farmer Laxman Goud in Jangaon district, alleging crop losses, financial distress and harassment by the District Collector. He sought action against the official and assistance for the family.
  • Harish Rao seeks relocation of Maheshwaram medical college

    BRS leader T Harish Rao has demanded that the Government Medical College at Maheshwaram be shifted to a building with adequate facilities within two months. He also sought immediate drinking water, toilets and transport for students protesting at Mangalpally.
  • BRS seeks withdrawal of GO 14 on BC Atma Gourava Bhavans

    BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan has demanded the withdrawal of GO 14 bringing BC Atma Gourava Bhavans under government control. He sought restoration of caste associations’ autonomy, disclosure of funds and construction status, and a time-bound plan to complete pending works.
  • Telangana Cabinet to prioritise Global Summit amid drought concerns

    The Telangana Cabinet will meet on Thursday, with preparations for the Invest Telangana Global Summit 2026 taking priority. The meeting comes amid drought concerns, water and power crises, with welfare schemes, recruitment and investment proposals also expected to be discussed
  • Sangareddy: Assistant lineman electrocuted while working on live wires

    An assistant lineman, Harish (30), was electrocuted while working on live electric lines at Ontelu Gadda Thanda in Zaheerabad mandal of Sangareddy district on Wednesday. Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. His death has left his family in shock.
  • KTR accuses Congress and BJP of compromising Telangana’s interests

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress and BJP of compromising Telangana’s interests and criticised the State government’s proposed land sales. He urged the government to use Miyapur land for martyrs’ families, movement activists, housing and civic infrastructure.
  • Ophthalmologists urge caution against firecracker eye injuries this Diwali

    Ophthalmologists have urged people to take precautions while lighting firecrackers during Diwali, warning that eye injuries can range from minor irritation to permanent vision loss. Experts advise immediate medical attention and caution against rubbing or applying pressure to injured eyes.
  • Two Rajasthan men held with 72 grams of opium in Dhoolpet

    Dhoolpet Prohibition and Excise police arrested two persons from Rajasthan near Sitarambagh Temple and seized 72 grams of opium. A two-wheeler and mobile phones were also seized from the suspects. Further investigation is under way.
  • Owaisi seeks salary hike for Telangana outsourcing employees

    AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi has urged the Telangana government to substantially enhance the remuneration of outsourcing employees, citing rising living costs. He also sought directions to government bodies to ensure timely payment of salaries to all outsourcing staff.
  • Narayana CBSE School holds student-led conference

    Narayana CBSE School, Falaknuma Branch, organised an Innovation – Student-Led Conference where Grades 1 and 2 students showcased their learning achievements. The programme also enabled parents to interact with their children and gain a better understanding of their academic progress.
  • ASIFA India celebrates International Animation Day in Hyderabad

    ASIFA India celebrated International Animation Day 2026 at Ravindra Bharathi in Hyderabad, bringing together more than 1,200 students and industry professionals. Experts from animation, VFX, film and design shared insights, including discussions on women shaping the future of the industry.
  • TG SAFE suspends licences of 13 food establishments in Nizamabad

    TG SAFE suspended the licences of 13 food establishments in Nizamabad following inspections that found serious food safety violations. Officials inspected 28 units, collected 26 samples, and seized or discarded 9,645 kg of food articles worth Rs 17.28 lakh.
  • Two young brothers missing from Nagole for four days

    Two brothers, aged eight and six, have been missing from Nagole since October 31. Uppal police have formed special teams and intensified the search after CCTV footage reportedly showed them moving through Nagole towards Uppal Bhagayath.
  • Aspiring actress found dead in Alwal, police probe circumstances

    A 21-year-old aspiring actress from Andhra Pradesh was found dead at her residence in Alwal. Police have registered a case and are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death, including reports of a dispute over her attending film shoots.
  • Hyderabad groundwater plunges to 11.10 m below ground level

    Hyderabad’s average groundwater level has fallen sharply to 11.10 metres below ground level from 4.80 metres last year, amid widespread rainfall deficits. All 16 mandals recorded deficient rainfall, raising concerns over dry borewells and water shortages before summer.
  • Cyclone Murasu triggers heavy rain, cuts off villages in erstwhile Khammam district

    Cyclone Murasu brought extremely heavy rainfall to several mandals in erstwhile Khammam district, disrupting village connectivity. Floodwaters washed away a temporary road, while strong winds and rain damaged crops and affected coal production at SCCL opencast mines.
  • Jeevan Reddy accuses Revanth Reddy of delaying Medigadda repairs over Tummidihatti project

    BRS leader T Jeevan Reddy accused Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of delaying Medigadda barrage repairs and urged temporary measures to lift Godavari water at Kannepalli. He also sought drought relief, clarity on Rabi crop planning and farmer assistance.
  • Over 600 FMG interns resume Telangana protest over stipend parity

    Over 600 Foreign Medical Graduate interns resumed their statewide protest in Telangana, demanding stipend parity with Indian medical graduates, payment of eligible arrears from January 2026 and protection against victimisation or arbitrary internship extensions.
  • Four ventilators worth Rs 30 lakh stolen from RIMS-Adilabad ICU

    Four ventilators worth nearly Rs 30 lakh were allegedly stolen from the RICU at RIMS-Adilabad on October 30. Police registered a case after hospital officials lodged a complaint five days later, with CCTV footage reportedly showing two suspects.
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