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He extended solidarity to the employees who were staging protests at the collectorate for the past few days. Speaking to the media here on Thursday he noted that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has given several promises before coming to power and resolving Samagra Shiksha workers' issues was one of them.
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A newborn child was found abandoned in a graveyard at Gollagudem in the district headquarters on Thursday.
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A kabaddi match between two teams turned into a fight between the players in Husnabad on Thursday. The coach of one of the teams sustained a bleeding injury on his head as both teams threw chairs at each other after the final match of the CM Cup.
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Tensions are rising at the Karnataka-Telangana border as farmers from both states found themselves at loggerheads over paddy movement. Some 50 vehicles carrying paddy from various locations in Mahabubnagar and Nagarkurnool districts heading to Raichur market were halted at the Krishna Bridge.
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A powerlifter from Karimnagar, Thudi Sirichandana won a silver medal in 41st Federation Cup Powerlifting Championship-2024 held in Karnail Singh stadium in New Delhi from December 16 to 19.
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Collector B Satya Prasad on Thursday issued orders surrendering Jagtial Government General Hospital Superintendent Dr L Ramulu to the Director of Medical Education on charges of neglecting duties.
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Her suicide created a sensation as she ended her life after marrying her lover Erra Dayakar just 21 days ago. Sruthi, a native of Timmapur in the Nizamabad district, was a well-known folk singer on YouTube
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District Collector M Hanumantha Rao issued suspension orders following a report from the District Educational Officer, after an incident where an eighth-grade student, S. Samuel, suffered severe burns while helping kitchen staff prepare and serve Ragi Java on the school premises on Wednesday.
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Parents of students studying in the Peddapur Gurukul have taken to the streets after frequent snakebites in the school, with several of them squatting on the Nizamabad-Jagtial national highway near Maruthinagar demanding that the school be shifted from the current premises and also action against officials whose negligence resulted in the mishaps, which saw two children being hospitalised after being bitten by snakes within the last 24 hours.
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The Governor will visit Medak on Sunday and interact with inmates of the residential school after offering prayers at the Medak Cathedral
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The TOMCOM is organizing special program to train and recruit qualified nursing staff for working in Japan under specified skilled workers (SSW) scheme of the Government of Japan.
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The rigorous procedures and the sheer number of hurdles have made it difficult for the women to access the social benefits, activists familiar with the initiative argue.
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The Committee demanded for Shah's resignation and an apology from him, calling all Dalit rights and democratic rights organisations to organise a nation-wide protest on Friday.
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The SSC (Secondary School Certificate) Public Examinations, March-2025, will be held in Telangana between March 21, 2025 and April 4, 2025
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"We have discussed the State finances and loans about eight times. If the House is being run like this, one can imagine how the State administration is being run," Owaisi said
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Rama Rao praised Mogulaiah’s contribution, stating that his songs rekindled family bondings and showcased Telangana’s strength and love for life. "Even in death, he lives on through his music," he stated.
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"Dr Ambedkar will remain one of the greatest leaders and intellectuals of who preached Liberty, Equality and Fraternity. He will always be remembered and respected by Indians for many generations, (sic)" he said
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Responding to Congress MLA Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy's remarks to construct a new Assembly in the location, he charged Congress with disrespecting Telugu pride and erasing historical symbols
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Rama Rao went on to castigate the Congress for its duplicity, with Cabinet Ministers like Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy engaging in alleged land deals with Adani Group representatives in Hyderabad.
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The deceased, Moolchand (60), whose retirement was due in seven months, died when a 100 tonne dumper, he was operating, overturned while unloading overburden at the mine’s dumping yard in first shift hours.
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There were snake bite marks on the leg and hand of Yashvanth, a Class 8 student.
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Party demands government to extend an assistance of Rs 15,000 per acre to farmers for the Yasangi and Vanakalam seasons
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Jail authorities immediately shifted Mallesham to Jagtial government hospital, where he breathed his last while undergoing treatment
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Mogilaiah had been battling for his life for an extended period, with both of his kidneys severely damaged. He was undergoing dialysis and receiving treatment at a private hospital in Warangal. A resident of Duggondi village in Warangal, he lived with his wife in a modest two-room tiled house near the local police station.