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Intermediate failure drives Medak student to suicide

Intermediate failure drives Medak student to suicide

  • India’s first privately developed rocket begins its journey from Hyderabad

    Chief Minister Revanth Reddy flagged off Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 flight hardware, marking a key milestone in India’s private space journey. The rocket, designed in Hyderabad, will be launched from Sriharikota, strengthening Telangana’s position in the aerospace sector.
  • Sankara Eye Hospital hosts CSSD workshop on patient safety

    Sankara Eye Hospital in Hyderabad organised a CSSD-focused workshop highlighting the importance of sterilisation in preventing infections. Healthcare experts discussed best practices, global standards, and patient safety, especially in ophthalmology, where contamination risks can lead to serious complications.
  • TGSRTC strike causes Rs 35 crore loss, services resume in Telangana

    A three-day strike by TGSRTC workers caused an estimated Rs 35 crore loss, severely disrupting bus services across Telangana. Commuters faced hardship as services halted, while the corporation now focuses on restoring operations and regaining passenger confidence.
  • OU cleans lake bed in Landscape Garden, removes 300 kg plastic waste

    Osmania University removed 300 kg of plastic waste from the lakebed at its Landscape Garden during the third phase of a deep-cleaning drive. The initiative covered the entire wetland area, with GHMC set to handle recycling and disposal.
  • One in three jobs may see over 50 pc task shift due to generative AI, study finds

    A global study indicates nearly one in three jobs could see over 50 per cent of tasks transformed by generative AI. The research, involving Woxsen University, highlights major workforce shifts and emerging skill demands across industries in coming years.
  • Veterinary expert Radhakrishna wins Dr BR Ambedkar national icon award

    Dr Radhakrishna Pulikanti, faculty at College of Veterinary Science, Korutla, has received the Dr B R Ambedkar National Icon Award for Veterinary Excellence. He was recognised for his contributions to academia, student mentoring, and livestock productivity research initiatives.
  • Telangana pushes HAM road projects amid opposition scam allegations

    Telangana is proceeding with road development under the Hybrid Annuity Model despite opposition allegations of irregularities, with tenders evaluated and recalled where needed, as officials plan to begin works in June following agreement finalisation.
  • Heatwave grips erstwhile Adilabad, farm labourer dies of suspected sunstroke

    Severe heatwave conditions prevailed across erstwhile Adilabad district, with temperatures touching 44.3°C in several areas. A farm labourer died of suspected sunstroke in Bheempur mandal, as extreme heat forced residents indoors and disrupted daily activities.
  • Mancherial: Tribals denied permission to cultivate silkworm cocoons in Chennur forests

    Forest department restrictions on tasar silkworm cultivation inside Pranahita Wildlife Sanctuary have alarmed 650 tribal families in Mancherial. Authorities cite conservation concerns, while officials say alternative land is being allotted to protect livelihoods and sustain sericulture activity.
  • AIMIM expands Gujarat footprint, eyes strong show in local body polls

    AIMIM is contesting local body elections in Gujarat across around 400 wards for the first time, with Asaduddin Owaisi leading the campaign. The party is also active in West Bengal, where it is contesting 12 seats in the upcoming polls.
  • KPMG to cut 10 pc of US audit partners amid global AI-driven layoffs

    KPMG plans to cut 10 per cent of its US audit partners after an early retirement push fell short, joining a broader wave of global layoffs as companies restructure and increasingly adopt artificial intelligence-driven operations.
  • Man kills wife, dies by suicide after domestic quarrel in Sangareddy

    A domestic dispute in Sangareddy turned fatal after a man allegedly killed his wife with a pestle and later died by suicide. The incident in Siddhpur village left the couple’s children orphaned, with police launching an investigation.
  • Relief for commuters as RTC buses roll out after three-day strike

    Bus services resumed across Telangana after TGSRTC employees called off their three-day strike following an agreement with the government on 11 percent fitment, bringing relief to commuters and restoring normal transport operations statewide.
  • TGSRTC strike withdrawn; 100 per cent bus services resume across Telangana, says MD

    The TGSRTC strike has been withdrawn following successful talks with the State government, with 100 per cent bus services resuming from the first shift on Saturday. The move brings relief to commuters affected by disrupted transport services across Telangana
  • TGSRTC strike ends after marathon talks; bus services set to resume

    The TGSRTC employees’ strike ended after nearly 15 hours of talks with the Telangana government. With key issues addressed, bus services will resume from Saturday, bringing relief to lakhs of commuters affected by disruptions across Hyderabad and the State
  • Talks with TGSRTC JAC successful; Govt agrees to key demands

    Talks between the TGSRTC JAC and the State government concluded successfully after the government agreed to implement 10 percent PRC, merge RTC with the government, and conduct union elections.
  • NGRI hands over SLBC tunnel safety survey report to Uttam

    The NGRI has submitted a detailed survey report on the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel to Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy. The report highlights stress zones, seepage patterns, and factors behind the February 2025 roof collapse.
  • Uttam Kumar Reddy directs officials to streamline MSP operations

    Civil Supplies Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy announced that paddy arrivals have begun in 20 districts, while procurement is pending in 13 due to delayed transplantation. He urged officials to accelerate MSP operations, strengthen logistics, and ensure timely payments to farmers.
  • Medak: Class X girl committed suicide fearing failure in board exams

    A Class X student from ZPHS Kothapally in Medak district, died by suicide at her home in Podichenpally Thanda, Papannapet mandal.
  • Gutha Sukender Reddy urges review of Rythu Bharosa and rice bonus schemes

    Gutha Sukender Reddy urged the Telangana government to choose between Rythu Bharosa and fine rice bonus schemes after evaluating benefits. He flagged farmer dissatisfaction, procurement issues, lack of Central support, and criticised opposition politicisation.
  • Talks stretch late as TGSRTC employees, government discuss key demands

    Talks between the TGSRTC JAC and the Telangana government continued late into Friday over the ongoing strike. While the government has reportedly agreed to 29 of 32 demands, discussions are still on key issues including RTC merger, PRC implementation and union elections
  • BRS stages Maha Dharna at Khammam Collectorate over farmers’ issues

    The BRS party staged a Maha Dharna at the Khammam collectorate demanding immediate government action to resolve issues faced by maize and paddy farmers. Leaders accused the Congress government of neglecting farmer welfare and failing to establish procurement centres, leaving farmers vulnerable to exploitation by middlemen.
  • Bandi Sanjay warns of protest over Huzurabad dumping yard plan

    Union Minister of State for Home, Bandi Sanjay Kumar has warned of strong protests if the Telangana government does not withdraw its decision to establish a dumping yard near Sirsapalli in Huzurabad mandal.
  • Industry associations push for six-month transition in HILT policy

    Industry associations in Hyderabad have urged the government to allow a six-month transition period for the implementation of the Hyderabad Industrial Lands Transformation (HILT) policy. They stressed that no additional charges should be levied for shifting utilities like electricity and water.
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