Telangana

Irrigation authorities are discharging over three lakh cusecs from Nagarjuna Sagar Project

Prabhakar Reddy met the Union Minister in New Delhi on Tuesday.

Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy instructed the officials following a letter written by Former Minister T Harish Rao.

After cheating the SBI Chandulal Baradari branch of 50 lakh, Chalapathi Rao changed names thrice, moved to six different places. His wife got a court decree declaring him as dead after he went missing for seven years. But the CBI located him in Tamil Nadu and arrested him in a probe that lasted for more than two decades

The incident occurred when Alampur MLA from BRS Vijayudu switched on motors and waited for water supply to commence at delivery cistern, but another Congress leader got the motors switched off

The deceased, Tushalapuram Sai Rohit (23), a resident of Kutigal in Dhoolimitta, was pursuing MS at the University of Missouri

The arrested, Radhakrishna, a follower of Bodhan MLA Sudarshan Reddy, was caught red-handed misbehaving with the girl

Says the State had a great run in terms of growth of IT jobs created and IT exports over the last six to seven years

Phani Karra and Greg Walsh of WKH and Sita Pallacholla, CEO of WE Hub signed the MoU at New York announcing that WKH over the next five years would also invest US $100 million in start-ups incubating in Telangana ecosystem

Sangi Rushi Aditya (20), a polytechnic final year student from Godavarikhani in Peddapalli district, fell into the water from a view point when he was attempting to take a selfie around 6 pm

With the staff staging protests, the Secretariat officials and police tried to contact with the private company management but in vain.

Region under SCCL identified to have potential of generating 3,567 megawatts of geothermal power

Decrease due to students' preference of welfare residential colleges for free quality education

BRS president and former CM KCR recalled the professor's vital role in spreading the ideology of Telangana statehood from the initial phases to the final success of movement.

The modernisation component of the project, proposed almost seven years ago, but could not find its way forward would be posed for the assistance under the Command Area Development and Water management programme.

The division bench comprising Justice K. Lakshman and Justice P. Sreesudha dealt with a writ appeal filed by Joshi Madhavi wife of P. Venkata Bala Ganesh, aggrieved by the order of single judge which directed the central government to take its decision on remission.

There has been a rising number of student protests, including those by girls, against the sub-standard food being served. From Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s constituency of Kodangal to Mahabubabad, there have been seven such protests in just four days since Friday.

In a statement, Ramagundam Commissioner of Police M. Srinivasulu announced that Sunkari Shankar, Polaveni Chandraiah, Thuti Ramesh, Kurma Shiva, Krimindla Srinu, and Nara Rajasekhar, all from Gadderagadi, were arrested while committing an offense in the forests following a tip-off. Gurram Raj Kumar, Kurma Sandeep, Thuti Buchanna, Gurram Vinod, and Gurram Rakesh are still at large.

Following a complaint from Naresh, the police launched a hunt to trace the bike lifter. The police arrested the accused at Ghanpur junction while they were moving suspiciously at Ghanpur junction near Bhanur.

A delegation led by morcha president Kalyan Naik submitted a representation to the Commissioner of Excise and Prohibition, urging the government to resolve all the issues pertaining to tribals in the excise and prohibition department.

Addressing a gathering he said if the youth comes forward to set up industries the State government would provide loans and required facilities to them.

The appearance of the red-coloured banner at the village which was just 20 km away from Khammam district headquarters has created uproar among the locals.

The security personnel at NIMS are yet to receive their salaries for June and July

Developed with foreign technology for Rs.100 crore in 1986, the dragline 'Pruthvi Banjan' was deployed in Singareni’s first opencast coal mine, OCP-1, in the Ramagundam-III area. Over its 35-year lifespan, it worked for 1.7 lakh hours, significantly contributing to coal production by removing the overburden accumulated on coal stocks.