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A two-year-old girl from Bhongir has become seizure-free after undergoing advanced epilepsy surgery at Yashoda Hospitals, Secunderabad. Doctors identified a small lesion in the brain as the likely cause after medicines failed to control her frequent seizures.
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Unidentified persons allegedly broke into former ZPTC member Nereti Sathyanarayana’s house in Sirpur (T) and stole 8.5 tolas of gold, Rs 2.80 lakh cash and silver ornaments. Police registered a case, examined CCTV footage and formed special teams to nab the offenders
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HYDRAA resumed demolition of a damaged seven-storeyed apartment in Gachibowli’s Anjaiah Nagar on Monday. The structure was partially damaged after an illegal apartment collapsed on it. A high-reach ‘Bahubali’ machine was deployed, while rain hampered demolition operations.
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Former Minister T Harish Rao criticised the Revanth Reddy government over a notification for 121 liquor brands, questioning the delay in issuing job notifications. He alleged that lakhs of unemployed youth were waiting for opportunities while liquor-related notifications were prioritised.
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The BRS has demanded withdrawal of GO 97, which brings polytechnic colleges under the Young India Skill University, amid an ongoing student agitation. Former MP B Vinod Kumar said the order had created apprehension and demanded retention of the existing system.
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Following the Gachibowli building collapse that killed two workers, Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G Srijana directed officials to identify and demolish unauthorised under-construction buildings. The drive will target specified constructions, with demolitions monitored daily to ensure enforcement and accountability.
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A minor boy was arrested with 48 kg of marijuana worth Rs 24.5 lakh in Nampally on Sunday. Task Force and Abid Road police said the juvenile allegedly procured the contraband from Visakhapatnam and was transporting it to New Delhi.
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Police arrested three more persons in connection with an alleged assault and extortion case involving Minister Konda Surekha’s former OSD Sumanth. The arrests were made in Andhra Pradesh, taking the total number of arrests to four as the investigation continues.
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A young nurse accused of killing her parents over opposition to her love affair reportedly died by suicide in a Sangareddy hostel. Police suspect she injected herself with an anaesthetic overdose, the same substance allegedly used in her parents’ deaths
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BRS deputy floor leader T Harish Rao on Sunday warned that the party would stall the Assembly and lay siege to the Secretariat if the government failed to withdraw genuine private properties from the 22A prohibited list.
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Autorickshaw unions in Hyderabad have withdrawn their indefinite strike after the State Government agreed to revise fares, which have remained unchanged since 2012. Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar announced plans for an aggregator app, mandatory yellow plates for bike taxis, and financial assistance for converting old autos into electric vehicles.
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Not just the promises, but failures of this government in the first 100 days and thereafter, should be taken to the people on a large scale. The Revanth Reddy government has turned out to be an utter flop show after 1,000 days — KT Rama Rao
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Blood donation camps are being organised across Hyderabad and Vikarabad as part of Milad-un-Nabi preparations, with organisers urging people to donate for patients requiring regular transfusions.
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BRS leader and former TNGO president G Devi Prasad has extended support to employees protesting against the Employees’ Health Scheme (EHS), raising questions over its implementation and lack of cashless medical services.
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Forest Minister Konda Surekha faces mounting pressure within the Congress after her daughter’s remarks against Chief Minister Revanth Reddy triggered unrest in the party. While several MLAs demand stern action, BC organisations have warned of consequences if she is removed.
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Zaheerabad police busted an alleged gold and silver investment fraud involving a Hyderabad-based company accused of cheating 22 persons of Rs 19 crore. Four persons were arrested and sent to remand, while victims claimed over 100 people were affected
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The seventh district-level yoga asanas sports championship-2026 was held at Trinity High School in Mancherial on Sunday. Organised by the Mancherial District Yogasana Sports Association, the event saw participants win gold, silver and bronze medals across various categories
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Youngsters from Mukhra (K) performed Ksheerabhisekam on a poster of BRS working president KT Rama Rao, thanking him for establishing an IT tower in Adilabad. The facility, built at Rs 58 crore, is expected to provide jobs for around 2,000 youngsters
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Bompelli Bhavani, a teacher from Gandhari in Kamareddy district, has been selected for the Best National Teacher Award. Known for innovative teaching methods, online classes and improving school facilities, she is among 48 teachers chosen for the prestigious honour
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The end of T Nirmala Jagga Reddy’s tenure as TGIIC chairperson has revived scrutiny over land allotments made during her term. Allegations surrounding several industrial parks have reportedly complicated efforts by her husband, T Jagga Reddy, to secure her renomination
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Nearly 3,500 candidates appeared for an eligibility test conducted by the Adilabad district police unit to select 300 aspirants for free coaching for police jobs. Priority will be given to tribal youngsters, with 200 policemen deployed for the test
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Illegal drug sales continue in Hyderabad’s Mangar Basti despite repeated raids by police and enforcement agencies. Sources say the trade has declined but persists, with local gangs allegedly dealing in ganja, narcotic tablets, injections and cough syrups through concealed supply networks.
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A two-and-a-half-year-old boy was found dead in Enikepally lake near Sadasivapet on Saturday night, hours after he went missing from home. His parents alleged foul play, saying he could not have crossed a drainage channel alone. Police registered a case.
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Police registered a case against the organisers of the Toxic pre-release event and Malla Reddy University management after severe overcrowding triggered a stampede-like situation at the Maisammaguda campus. Several students were injured and a female student reportedly fainted.