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Warangal Urban: SR Engineering College, in association with Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, Ahmedabad under DST – NIMAT Project organised a two-week 'Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on Entrepreneurship' from November 26 to December 8, 2018 at SR Engineering College, Warangal. The two-week programme was aimed at equipping f
The counting for two constituencies in Medak district — Narsapur and Medak — will be held at YPR College in Medak town.
IMA Telangana State president B Pratap Reddy attended the programme as chief guest.
The pylon, which was inaugurated by the first Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru on December 10, 1955, was decorated with flowers to mark the occasion.
The bus, which belonged to Mahabubnagar depot, was carrying 49 passengers and met with an accident near Mansoor Dhaba near Kaverammapet at around 9.30 am
Kothagudem: Two labourers were killed after being electrocuted in Lingalapalli village of Dammapet mandal of Bhadradri Kothagudem district on Monday. The deceased were identified as Rapa Durga (19) and Pilla Tarun (18). The duo, who hail from Shankhavaram in East Godavari district, were engaged in laying a road at a cost of Rs 4.6 crore from Lin
Warangal Urban: The SC/ST cell of NIT, Warangal, is offering free GATE coaching to all engineering students. Classes will be conducted from December 12, 2018 to February 7, 2019 for the convenience of local students. Classes will be conducted from 5 pm to 9 pm everyday. In a press note, Dr. A Benerji Babu, SC/ST cell coordinator said that the co
Khammam: A 50-year-old man was found dead under suspicious circumstances on railway tracks at Saradi Nagar in Khammam under town-II police station limits on Monday. The deceased was identified as Nuvvula Srinivas of Kamanchikal village of Raghunathapalem mandal in the district. Whether the deceased committed suicide or if it was an accident i
Mahabubnagar: Three youngsters were killed when the car they were travelling in overturned after hitting a culvert in the wee hours of Monday. The incident occurred near Nalla Gattu in Maganur mandal on Raichur-Hyderabad road at around 4.30 am, when six friends, all residents of Vishakhapatnam, were on their way to Hyderabad from Raichur. Tho
Mahabubnagar: Four people were injured and one of them was known to be in critical condition after a bus rammed into a lorry from behind on the busy Bangalore National Highway on Monday morning. According to Jadcharla Town CI Balraju, the incident happened at around 9.30 am near National Dhaba near Kaverammapet stage on the outskirts of Jadcharl
KCR interacted with a few MLA candidates over phone on Sunday and inquired about the arrangements being made with regard to monitoring the counting process.
Mahabubnagar: Three youth have died when the car they were travelling in, overturned after hitting a culvert in the wee hours of Monday. The incident happened near Nalla Gattu in Maganur mandal on Raichur-Hyderabad road at around 4.30 am, when six friends who were all residents of Visakhapatnam were going from Raichur to Hyderabad. Though the
Women's voting percentage was 73.88, which reflects their huge trust in the government's welfare schemes
The survey found that as far as the women voters are concerned, 48 per cent went with the TRS, against 36 per cent who favoured the Congress.
It is learnt that the winning chances of the candidates whom the Kutami believes will do well as well as those who did not fare as expected, based on internal reports were discussed at the meeting.
TRS NRI wing coordinator Mahesh Bigala said the Telangana NRIs had travelled wide and far across the State to campaign on behalf of the TRS for the Assembly polls.
The TRS leadership believes that the winds are blowing in its favour and it is the best time to make most of the people's support to the party.
While the number of votes polled in Wanaparthy constituency was reported as 80.83 per cent on Saturday, as per the latest tally, the total voter turnout was 81.65 per cent.
Party members are also keeping a vigil on the strong rooms where EVMs were stored as per the directions of party leaders.
Hyderabad: Chronicling the journey of Telangana, country's youngest State, in 51 months of its existence, journalist and Chief Public Relations Officer to Chief Minister Vanam Jwala Narsimha Rao authored the book 'From trail-blazer to country’s numero uno…51 months of KCR governance with a difference'. The 500-odd pages compendium of article
