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BJP State president says Revanth’s claim an insult to Christian community

BJP State president says Revanth’s claim an insult to Christian community

  • Bhupendra Kainthola visits 38th National Hyderabad Book Fair

    Bhupendra Kainthola, PDG of the Publications Division, visited the 38th National Hyderabad Book Fair at NTR Stadium. He inspected the stall, interacted with visitors, and praised the fair’s turnout, highlighting India’s cultural heritage through books in multiple languages.
  • BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao’s press conference in Telangana Bhavan

    Hyderabad: BRS President and former Chief Minsiter K Chandrashekhar Rao has addressed a meeting of the party MPs, MLAs, MLCs and party functionaries in Telangana Bhavan on Sunday. KCR spoke at length on various issues and gave a line of direction to the party workers on various issues.
  • Over 30,000 attend World Meditation Day at Kanha Shanti Vanam

    Over 30,000 people attended the Heartfulness World Meditation Day event at Kanha Shanti Vanam, with more than a million joining online. Leaders and spiritual guides spoke about meditation’s role in promoting peace, clarity and well-being.
  • Forest clearance norms in focus as SLBC tunnel passes beneath Amrabad Tiger Reserve

    The Srisailam Left Bank Canal tunnel project beneath the Amrabad Tiger Reserve faces uncertainty as the Forest Department has not been informed about the new tunnelling technology proposed by the State government. Following a February mishap that killed eight workers, tunnelling was suspended and an aerial electromagnetic survey was launched to study geological conditions.
  • Hanumantha Rao accuses Centre of trying to erase Gandhi’s legacy

    Senior Congress leader V Hanumantha Rao accused the BJP-led Union government of attempting to erase Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy, alleging political fear behind the renaming of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme as Viksit Bharat
  • Hyderabad traffic police book 403 drunk driving cases in night drive

    Hyderabad traffic police booked 403 drivers during a special night drive on Saturday. Most offenders were two-wheeler riders, and nine drivers recorded very high alcohol levels. All those caught will have to appear before the court.
  • Hyderabad gunman working for Hydraa Commissioner shots self with service pistol over financial distress

    A Hyderabad police constable attached to HYDRAA Commissioner A.V. Ranganath allegedly attempted suicide at his Hayathnagar residence after slipping into depression due to financial losses from betting apps. He is undergoing critical care at a private hospital
  • Hyderabad: Auto driver dies by suicide in Asifnagar

    A 37-year-old auto driver died by suicide at his home in Asifnagar on Saturday night. Police said family-related issues may have caused distress. A case has been registered, and an investigation is under way.
  • Telangana begins groundwork for 2026-27 State Budget

    The Telangana government has initiated preparations for the 2026-27 State Budget, directing departments to submit proposals by January 3 and revised estimates for 2025-26. Departments have been cautioned against inflated demands and barred from proposing new schemes without prior approval.
  • Car gutted in fire at Tekulapalli; couple escape unhurt

    A government teacher and his wife narrowly escaped after their car caught fire at Tekulapalli mandal in Kothagudem district on Sunday. An electrical short circuit, possibly linked to the heater, is suspected. The vehicle was completely gutted
  • Mancherial forests to wait for tiger cubs as tigresses are yet to mature

    Despite the arrival of at least two male tigers in Mancherial district, forest officials say tiger breeding may take another two years as the two resident tigresses are yet to attain biological maturity, delaying hopes of cubs in the region
  • Balachelimi National Children’s Story Awards 2025 held in Hyderabad

    The Balachelimi National Children’s Story Awards–2025 were presented in Hyderabad, honouring young writers from across India. A total of 36 winners were selected in three categories celebrating creativity and contributions to children’s literature.
  • Police distribute 500 blankets to tribals in Adilabad amid cold wave

    Adilabad police distributed 500 blankets to tribals in remote Sirikonda mandal villages as part of a winter outreach programme. SP Akhil Mahajan also stressed education, health awareness and warned against drug abuse during the interaction
  • Hyderabad: Man killed after being run over by truck in Shadnagar

    A man was killed in a road accident at Shadnagar on Sunday after a truck hit his motorcycle and ran over him. The victim died on the spot, and police have registered a case and begun an investigation.
  • HMWSSB targets 1200 government schools for 15,000 rainwater harvest pits

    To tackle groundwater depletion, the Hyderabad water board plans to construct rainwater harvesting pits in around 1,200 government schools across four districts. The initiative aims to conserve water and promote sustainable practices among students.
  • Over 10 lakh students register for intermediate exams in Telangana

    For the first time since Telangana’s formation, registrations for Intermediate Public Examinations have crossed 10 lakh. The exams will begin on February 25, 2026, even as the Board has reduced the number of examination centres.
  • SSC March 2026 Exams: DGE allows corrections in e-nominal rolls

    SSC March 2026 exams, DGE Telangana, SSC student data correction, e-nominal roll editing, Class X exams Telangana, SSC exam portal, BSE Telangana website, SSC hall ticket details, school data correction window, SSC certificates
  • Cold wave: TSWRTU seeks revised school timings for welfare schools

    Due to severe cold wave conditions in Telangana, the teachers’ union has urged authorities to delay school start times in social welfare residential schools, citing health risks to students, especially those staying in hostels.
  • KCR tears into Congress for ruling Telangana without policy

    BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao on Sunday criticised the Congress government for failing to launch new policies in two years. Addressing party leaders, he highlighted stalled welfare schemes, attacks on BRS cadre, and farmers’ hardships as evidence of governance neglect.
  • Philanthropist Subhash Reddy to provide furniture to all gram panchayats in Kamareddy

    Philanthropist Timmayagari Subhash Reddy has announced a plan to provide office furniture worth up to Rs. 2.2 lakh to each gram panchayat in Kamareddy Assembly constituency. Around 100–125 panchayats are expected to benefit in the coming months.
  • SMP International School hosts Robotics Expo 2025, showcasing student innovations

    SMP International School, Hydershakote, organised Robotics Expo 2025, enabling students to demonstrate technical skills and creativity. Projects like ‘Robo Lite 2.0’ and ‘Guest Counter’ highlighted robotics fundamentals and smart automation, while school leaders emphasised STEM learning and hands-on experience.
  • Cyberabad traffic police book 409 drunk driving offenders in special check

    Cyberabad Traffic Police caught 409 drunk driving offenders, mostly two-wheeler riders, during a special check. BAC levels ranged from 35 mg/100 ml to 550 mg/100 ml. All offenders will face court proceedings, with fines and social service imposed in some cases.
  • NIA arrests Telangana social worker for alleged Maoist links

    The NIA arrested Gade Innaiah, a social worker from Jangaon, Telangana, under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for alleged links with CPI (Maoist). He runs an orphanage for 200 children. NIA cited investigation and witness protection as grounds for custody.
  • Niranjan Reddy sees conspiracy to weaken Cooperative Societies, demands elections to managing bodies

    BRS leader S. Niranjan Reddy demanded immediate elections to cooperative societies in Telangana, alleging that the Congress government was planning to appoint nominated boards to avoid a farmers’ backlash. He warned against dissolving elected bodies and called the move undemocratic.
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