Telangana

Gray langurs are protected under Schedule II of the WPA, 1972, which makes capturing them, keeping them in captivity as ‘pets,’ or forcing them to perform an offense punishable by up to three years in prison, a fine of up to Rs 1 lakh, or both.

In today’s world of satellites and digital maps, Kos Minars highlight the meticulous systems of connectivity crafted by ancient empires. They symbolize a historical commitment to uniting regions, people, and cultures—monuments to the art of navigating vast territories

National Commission for Scheduled Tribes Member Jatothu Hussain Nayak interacted with residents of Rotibanda thanda and Lagacherla in Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's Kodangal constituency here on Monday.

The Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD) Department on Sunday issued an order in this regard. The plan, encompassing a 1,805 sq. km area across 181 revenue villages, aims to guide the urban development of Warangal and its surrounding regions for the next two decades.

On June 3, the player created a record of sorts and entered his name on the International Wonder of Records by playing the oldest musical instrument continuously for seven hours at a stretch.

Differences within Congress emerged during TPCC President B Mahesh Kumar Goud's visit to Sangareddy, as leaders Gudem Mahipal Reddy and Kata Srinivas Goud skipped meetings, highlighting division, despite local workers joining rallies.

Citing the attack on the Collector, Rajendar said the government terrified the farmers and attacked them indiscriminately.

MLC Tatha Madhusudhan said that it was undemocratic that Telangana activist Dileep, who came to the cybercrime police station for questioning as per the orders of the court, was illegally arrested by the police.

Eminent scholar and educationist, Naroju Shankar Chary shared insights into the journey of aspiring for and excelling in civil services.

After Congress came to power, Women and Child Welfare Minister D Anasuya (Seethakka) in December, 2023 ratified the plan to upgrade 3989 mini Anganwadis into main centres. She also cleared a proposal to increase mini centre teachers’ wage to Rs.13,500 from Rs.7,500

Coming down heavily on Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, the BJP State chief alleged that the Chief Minister was lying about implementation of Six Guarantees.

He inspected an inter-state check-post at Rapanpalli village in Kotapalli mandal in view of polls to Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, on Monday

Addressing party workers in Sangareddy town, the TPCC president observed that the cadre had every right to express their disappointment over the leadership, who were there only because of the party workers.

Speaking to mediapersons at Telangana Bhavan on Monday, Vinod Kumar said Revanth Reddy was speaking without understanding the objective of the Kaleshwaram project

While the exact reason for the arrest was yet to be ascertained, Dileep was initially summoned for questioning on Monday in connection with a previous case for reposting video links of the Jainoor clashes in September this year

He questioned the Congress’s inconsistency in criticising the BJP’s association with industrialist Gautam Adani while remaining silent on similar collaborations involving Congress-led state

During her visit to Warangal on Sunday, the Minister slammed the BRS for instigating people against the government over different programmes

According to Forest officials, winter is a mating season for tigers. Some male tigers embark on long journeys in search of female tigers when they cannot find one in their territory

Victims say that the Congress government in Telangana was forcibly taking their lands to benefit a pharma company and detailed horrors of police excesses in their village

She is one of 15 players selected by the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) selection committee at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad, on Saturday. A passionate fast bowler, she earned her spot on the team after an outstanding performance during the bowling trials.

The victims, S Mahesh (24) and T Raju (23), had traveled to Amangal mandal for a function and were on their way back home when they collided with a lorry parked on the roadside. The lorry driver had stopped the vehicle due to a mechanical issue.

Police reports say B. Yadaiah, 54, was convicted and jailed for the murder of his wife about 10 years ago. He was released from prison two years ago and had been living in Nagilla village, Madgul mandal.

The victims were identified as Mulka Uday (31), an Indian army soldier and Patti Narasimha (45), a private employee, both from Dorgaripalli village.

Demolitions create tension among citizens in nearby areas as well, as they worried about the fate of their homes