Telangana

Urges him to visit the University of Hyderabad and meet students who faced lathis, false cases, and arrests for protesting against destruction of forest

According to sources, as the fresh academic session is set to begin on June 2, the government is of the view that syllabus changes at the stage could lead to confusion and disruption, especially given the limited time available to develop content and print textbooks.

Despite lower intensity than Friday, Hyderabad continued to feel the heat at 38.7 degrees C with the hottest spot being Jubilee Hills

Calls upon people from all walks of life to ensure their participation in large numbers

A large number of professionals have lined up to take the Telangana Law Common Entrance Test (TG LAWCET), signalling the shift of career preference among the professionals

The DRF workers acting against one party at the behest of the ruling party leaders, says BRS constituency coordinator

Admissions open for students who studied Urdu at 10th or 12th level

Jadhav Sai Chaitanya bagged 68th rank at the all India level, elevating the district police’s reputation to the pinnacle, says Superintendent of Police

Bainam Erranna apprehended while moving suspiciously in Mallapur village; confesses to committing the crime over differences between them

Works proposed to restore the project are moving at snail’s pace. Farmers under the ayacut of the project have already lost kharif and rabi seasons and they are set to lose yet another kharif season as the project is unlikely to be repaired by the time monsoon sets in

Speaking to the media at the venue of Sunday’s massive public meeting, he said the rally was expected to attract huge crowds and highlight the party’s unwavering commitment to Telangana’s development. He stressed that the event would serve as a demonstration of the party’s dedication to the state's progress and the transformation it had achieved during its tenure.

The bodies of only two of the eight workers were unearthed so far. Their whereabouts could not be traced despite 63 days of operation involving multiple state and Central organisations. The rescue efforts were suspended abruptly leaving the bereaved families of the missing workers in agony

The labourers, who are working in soaring heat without taking precautions, are losing their lives. So far, seven persons have died of sunstroke within a span of ten days in the erstwhile Karimnagar district

The party chief K Chandrashekhar Rao, who has largely remained away from public appearances, will be addressing his first public meeting since stepping down from the office of the Chief Minsiter and taking reins as the Opposition leader

Police said that Latpate Maruthi (36), a dairy farm owner, was found dead on the outskirts near Jawaharnagar. He was earlier accused of killing his wife, Keerthi (30), by hacking her to death in Gudihathnoor on Thursday.

On March 25, Chief Secretary A Santhi Kumari issued orders instructing Special Chief Secretaries, Principal Secretaries, Secretaries, and Special Secretaries to end the services of retired employees by March 31.

Adilabad recorded the highest temperature in the State on Friday at 45.5 degrees Celsius, followed by Nirmal (45.4°C), Jagtial (45.3°C), Nizamabad (45.3°C), and Jogulamba Gadwal (45.1°C). However, the forecast for the next few days indicates a slight dip in maximum temperatures across the State.

According to family members, Ulli Srikanth pulled Rekha into his house as she was walking by on Friday night and attempted to sexually assault her. When she resisted, he killed her with a sickle. He later died by suicide, hanging himself from the ceiling.

Ahead of Rahul Gandhi's scheduled appearance at the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad, the BRS leader shared with him a list of places, urging him to visit without fail to know for himself the Congress government failures

The two-day summit is being hosted by the Samruddha Bharat Foundation, an organisation backed by the Congress party. Around 450 delegates from various countries were expected to attend and engage in discussions on global justice, equity, and progressive cooperation.

Police stated that the van's driver, who is known to them, fled the scene when they intercepted the vehicle transporting cattle to a slaughterhouse. The officers rescued the oxen and cows, which were cramped in the van, and relocated them to a shed. A case has been filed against the driver, and an investigation is underway.

Operations at the tunnel have been halted, leaving the mission unfinished and the fate of six missing workers uncertain. Approximately 120 personnel from Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) and the State Disaster Response Force (SDRA) are still engaged in the final stages of the operations.

The raids are being carried out at Hariram's residence in Shaikpet and other places in the State. The action is reportedly based on the NDSA report concerning the Kaleshwaram project

The local BRS party leaders found the DRF personnel removing the posters in a hurry around midnight and questioned them. The DRF men, however, could not give any convincing reply and said they were acting on the instructions of their higher ups