Telangana

Osmania University has clarified that Aditya Degree Colleges and Aditya Business School in Hyderabad are not affiliated with the institution. The university warned the public against misleading advertisements issued by these colleges.

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has directed officials to frame new regulations for temples across the State, modelled on the Tirumala temple in Andhra Pradesh. At a review meeting on the Basara Gnana Saraswathi Temple’s development, he emphasised spirituality and sanctity, banning political activities within temple premises.

Former Maoist Central Committee member Malla Raji Reddy, who recently surrendered to the police, clarified that he has no intention of contesting elections or forming a political party. He visited his native village Sastrulapalli after 46 years, marking his first return since his surrender.

The BRS leaders strongly condemned the attack on Opposition Leader K Chandrashekhar Rao’s camp office in Gajwel by Congress members. Former ministers and party spokespersons described the incident as an assault on democratic values and accused the ruling Congress of resorting to hooliganism to divert attention from governance failures.

The Telangana government will launch helicopter tourism services on the Hyderabad–Somasila–Srisailam circuit from April 9. Tourism and Culture Minister Jupally Krishna Rao announced that the initiative will provide tourists with aerial views of the Krishna River and Nallamala forests.

The makers of Ranabaali, starring Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna, have completed a key shooting schedule in Rayalaseema. The period action drama, set in the 19th century, is slated for a worldwide release on September 11

Rajya Sabha MP Vaddiraju Ravichandra condemned the attack on the camp office of former Chief Minister and opposition leader K Chandrashekhar Rao in Gajwel. He criticised Congress workers for vandalising government property and accused ruling party leaders of encouraging such acts to divert public attention.

Rajya Sabha MP Vaddiraju Ravichandra said sports infrastructure developed during BRS rule and has stagnated under Congress, while inaugurating a cricket tournament in Kothagudem and urging youth to focus on sports and academics

Union Bank has expanded its existing Rs 1 crore accident insurance scheme for Singareni employees to include natural death coverage of Rs 10 lakh. The initiative, guided by Singareni CMD Dr Buddhaprakash Jyoti and Director Gowtham Potru, came into effect on April 1, 2026.

Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, campaigning in Kerala for the Congress party, reiterated claims about the implementation of six guarantees and filling government job vacancies in Telangana. His statements, including assertions of 70,000 jobs filled, contradict his own Assembly record of 16,978 posts and recruitment processes initiated under the previous BRS government.

Cyberabad police busted an interstate racket transporting banned BG-III cotton seeds worth Rs 90 lakh. Two persons were arrested after 3,000 kg of seeds were seized near Medchal. The main supplier is absconding, and the case is under investigation.

Amala Akkineni inaugurated the Evwaah Weavers Hub exhibition in Hyderabad, showcasing over 1,000 handloom sarees. The event promotes traditional weaves and aims to connect weavers directly with customers, eliminating intermediaries and supporting the handloom industry.

Registrations for TG EAPCET 2026 fell by nearly 17,000 compared to last year, with 2,89,974 candidates applying before the no-late-fee deadline. Officials attribute the decline to the scrapping of the non-local quota for Andhra Pradesh students.

The BRS working president KT Rama Rao hailed the party’s victories in municipal chairperson elections in Kyathanpalli and Ibrahimpatnam as a “resounding victory for democracy.” He accused the ruling Congress of attempting to influence the outcome through unethical means but praised councillors and CPI allies for their unity and resilience.

SR University in Warangal conducted a 12-hour overnight hackathon for B Tech first-year students, with over 2,000 participants, aiming to promote creativity, teamwork and real-world problem-solving skills under continuous faculty mentorship.

United Christian Associations in Khammam organised a ‘Run for Jesus’ rally for world peace, drawing participants from various regions, with religious leaders urging people to promote harmony, compassion and unity amid ongoing global conflicts.

Karimnagar MLA Gangula Kamalakar said the BRS-CPI alliance’s victory in Kyathanpalli municipality signals the party’s return to power, while accusing Congress of creating hurdles and failing to fulfil its poll guarantees.

The election of chairperson and vice-chairperson of Khanapur municipality was postponed again following a controversy involving MLA Vedma Bojju during the process, forcing officials to defer the election to Sunday amid protests and allegations by BJP and BRS councillors

South Central Railway will operate weekly special 3AC trains between Secunderabad and Naharlagun to manage summer travel demand. Train No. 07046 departs Fridays, and Train No. 07047 departs Mondays, stopping at over 50 stations along the route.

Sangareddy MLA Chintha Prabhakar distributed Rs 33.49 lakh from the Chief Minister Relief Fund to 127 beneficiaries from Sangareddy, Kandi, and Kondapur. He urged residents to file applications directly and not rely on middlemen.

Three violent group clashes occurred in Hyderabad within 24 hours, leaving multiple people injured and one person allegedly kidnapped in Attapur. Police have registered several cases, and viral videos of the incidents have sparked concern among residents.

AIMIM is contesting 17 seats in the West Bengal Assembly elections in alliance with AJUP, focusing on minority-dominated constituencies. The party has released its first list of 12 candidates, while Asaduddin Owaisi campaigns in the State.

Hyderabad will experience warm weather with temperatures around 36–37°C over the next two days, according to IMD. Thunderstorms with lightning and gusty winds are expected in several Telangana districts, with chances of rain continuing till April 11.

Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar challenged Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to prove the implementation of Congress’ six guarantees in Telangana, offering to resign if proven. He also opposed a proposed dumping yard near Huzurabad, citing concerns over residential areas