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Jwala Gutta donates 14.5 litres of breast milk, saving premature babies

Jwala Gutta donates 14.5 litres of breast milk, saving premature babies

  • Leopard trapped after three months near Tirumala Dev Gutta of Mahabubnagar

    A leopard that had been roaming Tirumala Dev Gutta in Mahabubnagar for three months was finally trapped on Monday. The animal had created panic among devotees and locals. It will be examined at Nehru Zoo Park before being released into the wild.
  • A return to the Prince of Persia: What does a rogue like experience offer?

    From one of the developing teams of the amazing Dead Cells
  • Tension at CM Revanth Reddy’s residence in Kodangal as Anganwadi teachers protest

    Anganwadi teachers staged a protest at CM Revanth Reddy’s residence in Kodangal, demanding withdrawal of pre-primary school plans and job security. Over 300 joined, with several detained by police. Teachers also demanded a salary hike promised during the 2023 Assembly polls.
  • Villagers protest changes to bridge construction plans in Jogulamba Gadwal

    Villagers of Nandimalla and Revulapalli staged a protest demanding the Telangana government construct a proposed Rs 120 crore high-level bridge as per its original alignment near the Jurala project. They opposed officials’ suggestion of a new alignment and threatened to intensify agitation.
  • Telangana govt moves to clear Rs 1,200 cr dues after colleges call strike

    The Telangana government assured private colleges that it would clear ₹1,200 crore in pending fee reimbursement dues after they threatened an indefinite strike. Classes remained suspended on Monday, with FATHI warning of continued protests if demands are not met.
  • Former Deputy CM Rajaiah placed under house arrest ahead of BRS padayatra in Hanamkonda

    Former Deputy CM T Rajaiah was placed under house arrest in Hanamkonda on Monday, hours before his padayatra for farmers’ irrigation demands. BRS leaders condemned the Congress government, calling the move undemocratic, while Rajaiah vowed to continue his agitation.
  • Yet another major blow to CPI (Maoist), Central Committee Member killed in Jharkhand

    CPI (Maoist) Central Committee member Sahadev Soren, carrying a Rs 1 crore bounty, was killed in Jharkhand along with two associates. His death comes five days after fellow CCM Modem Balakrishna was eliminated in Chhattisgarh, further depleting the Maoist top brass.
  • Migrant worker killed, five injured as wall collapses at convention hall in Hyderabad

    A 50-year-old migrant worker from Odisha was killed and five others injured when a wall at V Convention Hall in Gundlapochampally, Pet Basheerabad, collapsed early Monday following heavy rains. The victims were residing in tin sheds near the structure.
  • Telangana: Lorry load of urea hijacked in Nalgonda; Role of MLA’s gunman suspected

    A lorry carrying urea meant for farmers in Nalgonda’s Miryalaguda constituency was allegedly hijacked and sold in the black market. Police suspect the involvement of MLA Bathula Laxma Reddy’s gunman, who impersonated the legislator’s aide to pressure officials.
  • Monsoons fury: Musheerabad records 124 mm as Hyderabad gets battered in heavy rains

    Hyderabad witnessed intense monsoon showers on Sunday night, with core Secunderabad areas battered by very heavy rainfall. Musheerabad topped the charts at 124 mm, while Mettuguda, Tarnaka, Habsiguda, Moula Ali, and Kapra also reported over 100 mm of rain.
  • Techie killed, 7 others injured in car crash on Hyderabad ORR

    A temple trip turned tragic for eight Infosys employees when their car overturned on Hyderabad’s Outer Ring Road near Pedda Amberpet late Sunday. One woman, 26-year-old Soumya Reddy, died on the spot, while seven others sustained injuries but are stable.
  • One killed, two injured as two bikes collide in Asifabad

    A fatal accident occurred in Rebbena mandal on Sunday evening when two motorcycles collided at a curve in Vankulam village. One person died on the spot, while two others sustained serious injuries.
  • Mutiny hits Congress again as women leaders stage dharna at Karimnagar DCC office

    Women Congress leaders in Karimnagar staged a dharna at the District Congress Committee office on Sunday, opposing the appointment of Rajitha Reddy as the party’s women town president. The protesters accused the leadership of ignoring senior loyalists in favour of a newcomer with a history of switching parties.
  • Warangal: SR University hosts 24-hour hackathon with over 100 teams

    SR University in Warangal hosted a 24-hour internal hackathon as part of the Smart India Hackathon (SIH-2025) initiative, drawing participation from over 100 student teams. The event featured five evaluation rounds, culminating in the selection of 50 top teams.
  • BC leaders call for agitation to secure 42 percent reservation

    BC leaders from Karimnagar district have renewed their demand for 42 percent reservation for the Backward Classes and called for its inclusion in the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution to ensure legal protection. At the BC Rajyadikara Sabha, retired IAS officer Chiranjeevulu urged leaders to spread BC ideology and fight systemic neglect.
  • BRS stages protest over urea crisis in Mahabubabad

    BRS leaders staged a protest in Kuravi Mandal, Mahabubabad, on Sunday, expressing solidarity with farmers facing a severe urea shortage. Former Minister Satyavati Rathod joined farmers in queues and criticised the Congress government for failing to ensure fertiliser availability.
  • HMWSSB to release floodwater from Singur project, downstream alert issued

    Hyderabad Water Board authorities issued a flood alert following heavy inflows into the Singur project, with 15,000 cusecs of water entering from upstream areas. The alert comes amid rising water levels and precautionary measures to prevent mishaps.
  • Bad roads in Adilabad claim lives of newborns and new mother

    Pregnant women, newborns die due to delay in reaching primary health centres
  • TBGKS demands 35% profit share for Singareni coal workers ahead of Dasara

    TBGKS has demanded a 35% profit share for coal miners of Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL), citing their contribution to the PSU’s earnings and the upcoming Dasara festival. At a press conference, TBGKS honorary president Koppula Eshwar criticised the Congress-led government for allegedly misleading workers and undermining employment rules.
  • Vehicle in Minister Ponnam Prabhakar’s convoy meets with accident

    A vehicle in Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar’s convoy met with an accident near Siddipet after a tyre burst caused it to crash into a road divider and cross into the opposite lane. Fortunately, no vehicles were approaching at the time, and no injuries were reported.
  • Irrigation experts dismiss Revanth Reddy’s 904 TMC of Krishna water pitch as ignorant posturing

    Ahead of the crucial KWDT-II hearing on September 23, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has asked the State irrigation team to demand 904 TMC of Krishna water, far above previous claims. Experts caution that while Telangana has a strong case for 575 TMC based on catchment and drought data, the inflated demand may weaken its position.
  • Two farmers die en route to buy urea; ex-minister Satyavathi Rathod demands action

    Former Minister Satyavathi Rathod has demanded immediate support from the Congress-led government for the families of two farmers who died in a road accident while travelling to collect urea in Mahabubabad district. The incident sparked protests at the local hospital, with Rathod joining grieving families.
  • Fee reimbursement dues: 2,000 Telangana pvt colleges to shut down indefinitely from Sep 15

    The Federation of Associations of Telangana Higher Education has set September 21 as a deadline for clearing Rs.1,800 crore dues for which tokens were issued, failing colleges planned a huge protest with lakhs of students on September 23 and 24.
  • Medak teacher’s viral teaching wins global praise, but his school struggles persist

    A primary school teacher in Admapur village, Medak, has gained international acclaim for his creative teaching methods shared via his YouTube channel ‘Raviraj Master’. Despite accolades and foreign support, his school continues to grapple with inadequate infrastructure and staffing needs.
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