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NACO rolls out AI-based early warning system to predict HIV infections

NACO rolls out AI-based early warning system to predict HIV infections

  • Telangana inter board seeks election duties exemption for govt junior lecturers

    Ahead of local body elections, the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education has sought exemption from election duties for government junior college staff, citing their engagement in practical and theory examinations scheduled between January and March.
  • TGDCA seizes fake ‘Levipil 500’ tablets in Hyderabad

    The Telangana Drugs Control Administration seized counterfeit ‘Levipil 500’ tablets falsely claiming to be manufactured by Sun Pharma during raids in Hyderabad. Officials warned that spurious medicines pose serious public health risks and urged citizens to report violations.
  • Centre clears Rs 2,500 crore for Telangana panchayats; Uncertainty clouds pending bills

    The Union government has approved the release of Rs 2,500 crore in 15th Finance Commission funds for Telangana’s gram panchayats after a two-year gap. However, uncertainty persists over whether the money will fund new works or clear long-pending dues.
  • Harish Rao terms journalists’ arrests attack on democracy

    Senior BRS leader T. Harish Rao condemned the midnight arrest of three journalists, accusing the Congress government of vindictive and undemocratic actions. He demanded their immediate release and questioned the use of late-night raids against media personnel.
  • Hyderabad: Woman arrested for snatching gold chain from elderly resident in Sanathnagar

    The Sanathnagar police arrested a woman for allegedly snatching a gold chain from an elderly resident at an apartment complex. Police said financial stress and mounting debts led the BTech graduate to commit the crime. CCTV footage helped nab her.
  • Hyderabad: Actress Karate Kalyani complains against YouTuber Anvesh over remarks on Indian passport

    Telugu actress Karate Kalyani has lodged a complaint with the Punjagutta police against YouTuber Anvesh, alleging that his remarks on the Indian passport were offensive and hurt national sentiment. Police said the complaint is under examination.
  • Hyderabad: Son of Telugu film director duped of Rs 63 lakh in share market scam

    The son of a noted Telugu film director was allegedly cheated of nearly Rs 63 lakh by a Hyderabad-based couple who promised high retu
  • Class 1 entry age to be six as Goa amends education law

    The Goa government has introduced a bill to raise the minimum age for Class 1 admission to six years, aligning state education law with NEP 2020, while offering a one-time relaxation for the 2025–26 academic year.
  • Chinese Manja is not always made in China — the hangman’s noose

    Despite its misleading name, it is not necessarily imported from China. In India, the term broadly refers to any synthetic or glass-coated manja, including locally manufactured varieties
  • Foundation stone laid for new RuB vent in Malkajgiri

    Malkajgiri MLA Marri Rajasekhar Reddy and MP Eatala Rajender laid the foundation stone for an additional vent at RuB No. 739 near Janapriya Apartments, a Rs 6.6-crore project aimed at easing a major railway bottleneck
  • Auto debit of traffic challans is unconstitutional, assault on fundamental rights: BRS MLC Sravan

    BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan criticised Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s proposal to auto-debit traffic challans directly from vehicle owners’ bank accounts, calling it unconstitutional and a violation of citizens’ fundamental rights.
  • Congress leader Sampath Kumar denies extortion charge, alleges false campaign

    AICC Secretary and former MLA SA Sampath Kumar refuted allegations of harassment and extortion after Shree Bhramara Infrastructures Private Limited lodged a complaint against his associates in Jogulamba Gadwal district.
  • KTR slams Congress government’s selective action on channels, digital media

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao launched a scathing attack on the Congress government in Telangana, accusing it of misusing Special Investigation Teams (SITs) to target select media outlets while shielding ruling party-linked scandals.
  • Farmers confront Minister Vivek over Rythu Bharosa delay in Dubbak

    Farmers in Siddipet protested against the delay in the release of Rythu Bharosa for the Yasangi season during a visit by Minister Vivek Venkatswamy and MP M Raghunanda Rao. The minister assured that the incentive would be released soon.
  • Missing man’s body found in well in Manakondur mandal

    The body of Sangem Raju, who went missing on January 3, was found inside his car submerged in an agricultural well near Vegurupalli in Manakondur mandal. Police retrieved the vehicle after draining water and launched an investigation
  • BRS demands criminal action over Karimnagar voter list manipulation

    Karimnagar MLA Gangula Kamalakar alleged that the municipal voter list was altered overnight and demanded criminal action against those responsible. He accused Congress and BJP of illegal practices and said officials admitted errors and assured corrections.
  • Dog massacre in Telangana as over 500 strays killed after poll promises

    A disturbing trend of mass killings of stray dogs has emerged in Telangana, with activists reporting over 500 dogs poisoned in Warangal and Kamareddy districts. FIRs have been registered against several sarpanches and their associates for allegedly administering lethal injections.
  • Revanth Reddy’s comments on district reorganization trigger confusion

    BRS senior leader G Devi Prasad criticised Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s remarks on district reorganisation, saying they had sparked confusion and fear among the public. He argued that any changes to districts would require amendments through the Presidential Order, a process that could take at least two years.
  • New York’s Columbia Business School invites KTR to speak at biz meet

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao has been invited to speak at Columbia Business School’s 21st Annual India Business Conference in New York on April 4. Organised by the South Asia Business Association, the event has been a premier platform for dialogue on India’s business, innovation, and policy for over two decades.
  • District reorganisation opens Pandora’s box across erstwhile Karimnagar

    Telangana’s district reorganisation plan has triggered fresh demands across Karimnagar. People in Manthani want a separate district named after Sripada Rao, while residents of Rajanna Sircilla fear abolition. The government says reorganisation will follow a scientific method
  • Hyderabad roads lighter as residents head to native towns

    Hyderabad and Secunderabad witnessed heavy passenger and vehicular traffic as residents traveled for Sankranti. Special trains and buses were deployed, but poor connectivity to Charlapalli and delays caused financial and travel stress. The city appears quieter as festival travel continues.
  • Nizam Raunaq Yar Khan hosts traditional Sankranti celebrations

    Raunaq Yar Khan, the 9th Nizam of Hyderabad, organised traditional Sankranti celebrations promoting Hindu–Muslim unity. Festivities included rangoli, Bhogi campfire, folk dances, devotional songs, kite flying, and a grand feast, highlighting gratitude, brotherhood, and cultural harmony.
  • GMR launches India’s first airside reefer truck at Hyderabad Airport

    GMR Aero Cargo & Logistics has launched India’s first airside reefer truck at Hyderabad Airport. The temperature-controlled vehicle ensures safe movement of sensitive cargo between terminals and aircraft, improving cold-chain reliability for pharmaceuticals and perishables.
  • Civil society organisations launch movement for unified Warangal district

    Civil society organisations in Hanamkonda have launched protests demanding the merger of Warangal and Hanamkonda districts. Leaders and citizens argue that division has hindered development, while political voices urge the government to restore the undivided Warangal district for balanced growth
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