Telangana

The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU), Hyderabad, took this decision due to high volume of applications received from these areas that are more than the centres capacity

Collector Abhilasha Abhinav inspected a Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya in Nirmal as part of the State’s 99-day action plan. She reviewed food quality, stock management, and educational standards, while interacting with students to understand their concerns.

The Congress party’s Rajya Sabha nominations from Telangana have sparked discontent among Backward Class leaders, who feel sidelined despite long-standing loyalty. While many BC, SC, and ST aspirants hoped for a chance, the party leadership finalised Abhishek Manu Singhvi and Vem Narender Reddy, ignoring the Udaipur Declaration norms.

A Holi celebration in Relakayalapalli village, Khammam district, turned violent when the sarpanch’s husband, Bansi, was attacked with boiling water by miscreants. He sustained burn injuries but is reported to be stable.

Public parks under the Kothagudem Municipal Corporation are deteriorating due to prolonged neglect and poor maintenance. Despite funds being sanctioned, facilities remain broken, garbage piles up, and children’s play areas pose safety risks.

A major train accident was averted when authorities noticed that a wheel of the train was broken and halted the train

FDDI has launched new undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across footwear design, fashion design, leather goods and retail management schools. Admissions will be conducted through the All India Selection Test (AIST) scheduled for May 10

BRSLP deputy leader T Harish Rao will lead a BRS fact-finding team to inspect alleged illegal quarrying and crushing operations in Neopolis and Rajendranagar. He also questioned the removal of an education policy document and flagged alleged tender irregularities

Holi was celebrated with enthusiasm in Kothagudem and Warangal. Sulakshya Seva Samithi organised an eco-friendly celebration for students in Hanamkonda, while police officials in Kothagudem and Warangal joined officers, staff and families for festive gatherings

Families displaced from Vinoba Navodaya Colony in Khammam spent Holi in temporary shelters amid uncertainty over rehabilitation. While the Minister assured housing by March 15, the affected residents alleged lack of basic amenities. BRS leaders provided food and water support

A Congress councillor in Isnapur municipality was disqualified for allegedly violating the party whip and voting in favour of the BRS chairperson candidate. Following a complaint by DCC president Nirmala Jagga Reddy, officials declared the ward seat vacant

BRS working president KT Rama Rao condemned the reported killing of 165 schoolgirls in Iran during alleged Israel–US airstrikes. Terming it a man-made tragedy, he said no objective could justify civilian suffering and shared images of mass funerals

Tension prevailed at Udumula Banda tribal village in Aswaraopet mandal of Kothagudem district after migrant Adivasis clashed with forest personnel over trench digging to prevent alleged encroachment. Three tribals suffered minor injuries. Local MLA Jare Adinarayana intervened, halting the work temporarily

A 20-year-old woman allegedly died by suicide at her in-laws’ residence in Chinna Chinthakunta village of Narsapur mandal, Medak district, just eight days after her marriage. Police shifted the body for post-mortem and registered a case. Investigation is under way

BRS working president KT Rama Rao launched a one lakh signature campaign in Secunderabad Cantonment seeking excision of civilian areas and their merger with GHMC. The drive has already collected over 85,000 signatures, drawing widespread support from residents across colonies and slums

As many as 13,037 students were absent for Intermediate Mathematics IIA, Botany II and Political Science II examinations across Telangana. While 4,59,835 students appeared, 13 malpractice cases were booked. TSBIE deputed observers to several districts to monitor the exams.

Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy directed officials to complete pending canal lining works at the Singur project by June 26 and ordered urgent dam safety inspections. He also announced Rs 5,000 crore for land acquisition for irrigation projects.

Konda Susmitha, daughter of Minister Konda Surekha, has announced that she will begin her political career by contesting from Parkal in the next Assembly elections. Her declaration has sparked political debate within the constituency and among party leaders.

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s 99-day action plan has triggered questions over funding and fiscal clarity. Critics say the programme lacks transparent allocations and measurable targets, raising concerns that it may become administrative repackaging rather than substantive reform.

BRS leader T Harish Rao alleged that frequent transfers of IAS officers by the Congress government had destabilised governance. He criticised service extensions to retired officials, lack of transparency in GOs, and administrative instability affecting key departments and public services.

Telangana SSC 2026 hall tickets are available online from March 5 and via WhatsApp. Over 5.28 lakh students will appear for exams from March 14 to April 16 across 2,676 centres. A 24/7 helpline is available.

GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan directed 100% collection of e-waste and bio-medical waste across Hyderabad, warning of strict action for violations. Special collection centres, ward-level drives, and retailer cooperation aim to strengthen scientific waste management under the 99-Day Action Plan.

Bhukya Mohan, 26, was found dead in a private lodge in Vemulawada temple town. Police are investigating the suspicious circumstances to determine whether it was suicide or murder. Mohan had been living in Karimnagar with his family.

The Telangana Education Commission has recommended the State government to scrap the fee reimbursement scheme for private colleges that underperform for more than two years. Student bodies have opposed the move, warning it could affect lakhs of students from economically weaker sections