Telangana

Tension arose during a protest in front of the Dudyala MRO office when Turpu Rajamma, a woman farmer from Polepally village, threatened to take her life if her land was taken away. Holding a bottle of pesticide, she declared, "I will die, but I will not give up my land."

Expected to land in Hyderabad at 2.40 pm; unclear if she will meet father KCR

Vamshi, who was behind the wheel, lost control of the car and rammed the truck near a rice mill at Srinagar in Nizamabad Rural mandal

A youngster allegedly raped a 60-year-old mentally challenged woman who was roaming in Narayankhed town late on Monday night.

Chinnakodur police nabbed a two-member burglar gang, who had been looting gold ornaments from temples, at Ibrahimnagar on Tuesday.

“In 18 years of political life, I have encountered many highs and lows. I am the daughter of K Chandrashekhar Rao and I will continue to fight,” says BRS MLC K Kavitha

Gundaram Srinivas (40), a resident of Rimmanaguda in Gajwel mandal, who had been working in the Indian army for more than two decades, died due to illness.

While schools in the city are reporting viral infections, it is more prevalent in the rural areas particularly in the places with poor sanitation and sparse healthcare facilities.

A total of 8,706 vacant seats are available in different engineering branches in private unaided colleges

Despite tall promises of supporting Dalits, the Congress govt has failed to even respond to Dalit Bandhu applications that have remained pending at the SC Corporation for nearly year.

Based on a complaint lodged by the in-laws of the victim, police formed a special team under the supervision of Vemulawada ACP Sheshadrini Reddy

Candidates selected for verification certificates have to exercise web options via a link made available on the TGPSC's website on August 30 and 31.

This year, 50 teachers from different States will receive the award comprising a certificate of merit, a cash award of Rs. 50,000 and a silver medal

The Supreme Court questioned the central agencies Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) over the fairness of their probe, asking if they were free to "pick and choose" an accused.

Tension prevailed at Velugumatla on the outskirts of Khammam city on Tuesday as some private persons along with police tried to evict residents who built sheds on Bhoodan lands

The school students brought bread and fruits to the school and later distributed them to children and elderly at different orphanages and old age homes in Khammam city.

The Party supporters and activists echoed the same sentiment and celebrated the court decision at Telangana Bhavan and also in New Delhi calling it a victory for justice

A total of 100 posts are under the sports quota.

Former MLA, S Venkata Veeraiah, senior leader Gundala Krishna, minority wing district president Tajuddin, mandal party presidents Bellam Venu, B Veeranna and others burst crackers and shared sweets celebrating the occasion.

The employees announced that they would intensify a stir against the government if it did not respond to their protests.

BRS leader B Vinod Kumar said that the delay in grant of bail owed to the fact that leaders from non-BJP parties were targeted. He suggested that they were imprisoned because of their political affiliations.

The incident occurred when a large number of farmers, activists of Left parties and Telangana Rashtra Rythu Sangham arrived at the district collectorate to stage a protest seeking an unconditional crop loan waiver

Recent assessments carried out by the department revealed that the surveillance system at the major chunk of UPHCs, PHCs, GGH and MCH was dysfunctional due to improper provision of the internet facility, removal of cameras and hardware related issues.

As many as 31 dengue cases were reported in August alone in Jogipet while many persons were visiting the hospitals with fevers, colds and other health complications