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  • Telugu families in Austria mark Bathukamma, Dasara with traditional fervour

    Telugu Sangam Austria organised Bathukamma and Dasara celebrations in Vienna, drawing participation from a large number of Telugu families residing in Austria. The event featured traditional songs, dances, cultural programmes and Telugu cuisine, while also promoting Telugu culture and traditions among the diaspora.
  • Telangana clears only 429 assistant professor posts against 1,601 vacancies

    Despite 1,601 vacancies for assistant professors across 12 State universities, the Telangana government has approved recruitment for only 429 posts in the first phase, covering about 26 per cent of the vacancies.
  • Brimming Komaticheruvu reflects impact of Kaleshwaram project: Harish Rao

    Former minister T Harish Rao said the overflowing Komaticheruvu in Siddipet stands as evidence of the benefits brought by the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme (KLIS) despite drought conditions in the State.
  • Gadwal farmers buy tanker water to save crops, yet supply woes persist

    Farmers in Jogulamba Gadwal district are battling a severe water crisis as falling groundwater levels and failed borewells threaten standing crops. In several villages, including Tuppatralla, farmers are spending heavily on tanker water to sustain cultivation.
  • First edition of walking, trekking atop of Ramagiri Khilla evokes good response

    Around 300 people participated in a 15-km walking and trekking event at Ramagiri Fort near Begumpet in Peddapalli district. Organised by Yuvashakti Peddapalli and the district administration, the event aimed to promote the fort’s historical significance and tourism potential
  • BRS Minority Cell demands clearance of pending Kalyana Lakshmi and Shaadi Mubarak applications

    BRS Minority Cell General Secretary Abdul Muqeet Chanda has alleged that nearly two lakh applications under the Kalyana Lakshmi and Shaadi Mubarak schemes have remained pending for a year, causing financial distress to economically weaker families.
  • BRS global NRI wing backs legal notice to ‘Velugu’ over KCR report

    The BRS Global NRI wing has criticised a report published in Telugu daily Velugu alleging diversion of water from Kondapochamma Sagar to former chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao's farmland at Erravelli. The organisation termed the allegations unsubstantiated, demanded withdrawal of the report and an unconditional apology.
  • Telangana SIR: Over 5.25 lakh electors marked for inclusion without hearings

    More than 5.25 lakh electors have been marked for inclusion in Telangana’s final electoral rolls without hearings during the Special Intensive Revision. Rangareddy recorded the highest district count, followed by Medchal-Malkajgiri, according to Chief Electoral Officer data released Sunday
  • Annual Ganganeella Jatara concludes at Adelli pochamma temple in Nirmal

    Thousands of devotees attended the annual Ganganeella Jatara at Sri Pochamma Temple in Adelli village, Nirmal. The goddess’s jewellery was taken in procession to Sangvi for purification with Godavari water, while police made security arrangements for the festival on Sunday
  • Harish Rao praises Palugu Thanda sisters for MBBS achievement

    BRS deputy floor leader T Harish Rao congratulated Vadithya Nivedita and Vadithya Akhila, daughters of agricultural labourers from Palugu Thanda, on securing MBBS seats. He credited education policies under the previous BRS government for expanding opportunities for disadvantaged communities
  • Adilabad tourist spots left out of five ropeway projects cleared under Parvatmala Pariyojana

    The Centre has cleared five ropeway projects in Telangana, but none is located in the erstwhile Adilabad district. Kuntala waterfall and other tourist spots remain excluded despite earlier proposals and appeals for improved tourism infrastructure and connectivity.
  • Agricultural changes and weedicides reduce availability of traditional Bathukamma flowers

    Traditional flowers used for Bathukamma are becoming harder to find in Telangana as irrigated cultivation expands and weedicides are sprayed more widely. Residents say flowers once gathered from fallow lands are now scarce, forcing people to seek alternatives or travel farther.
  • TGSPDCL assures industries of priority action on electricity-related issues

    TGSPDCL CMD Jitesh V Patil assured industrial representatives that electricity-related concerns would receive priority attention at a stakeholders’ meeting in Hyderabad. Discussions covered power supply reliability, tariffs, delayed payment surcharges, solar generation, net metering and pending issues.
  • Rajanna Sircilla: Man injured in sloth bear attack while collecting Bathukamma flowers

    A man sustained minor injuries after two sloth bears attacked him while he was collecting tangedu flowers for Bathukamma celebrations on a hillock in Rudrangi, Rajanna Sircilla district, on Sunday morning. He was taken to a Karimnagar hospital.
  • Hyderabad: Unscheduled power cuts worry industries as units seek long-term solutions

    Unscheduled power cuts are worrying small and medium-scale industries around Hyderabad, with disruptions threatening production and raising operating costs. Industrialists say diesel generators are expensive to reinstall and run, and are urging the State government to promote rooftop solar power.
  • Dasara: Public urged to report illegal capture and display of Telangana’s state bird Palapitta

    Ahead of Dasara, Humane World for Animals India and the Telangana Forest Department have urged people to report the illegal capture and display of Palapitta. The organisations warn that birds face cruelty due to beliefs associated with festival sightings.
  • Cyberabad Traffic Police apprehend 320 motorists in weekend drive

    Cyberabad Traffic Police apprehended 320 motorists during a weekend drunk-driving drive, including 265 two-wheeler riders. BAC tests recorded varying alcohol levels among offenders. Courts disposed of 196 drunk-driving cases between October 12 and 17, imposing fines and community service.
  • Cancer drug prices to fall by up to 70 pc under 30 pc trade margin cap from November 9

    The government has capped trade margins on 137 non-scheduled anti-cancer drugs at 30 per cent, with revised prices taking effect on November 9. The NPPA expects prices to fall by up to 70 per cent and annual patient savings to reach Rs 2,500 crore.
  • Kothagudem: Farmer electrocuted by snapped power lines in Cherla mandal

    A 60-year-old farmer, P Ramana Reddy, was electrocuted after coming into contact with live power lines that had snapped and fallen in his field at GP Palli village in Cherla mandal. Villagers blamed delayed clearance by electricity officials.
  • Harish Rao demands rollback of festival bus fare hikes

    BRS deputy floor leader T Harish Rao urged the Congress government to withdraw fare hikes on special Bathukamma and Dasara buses. He alleged that reduced regular services and higher fares were burdening families travelling to their native places for festivals.
  • Bhadrachalam: Civil supplies manager dies by suicide; FIR names six

    A civil supplies manager in Paloncha died at a Bhadrachalam lodge. His suicide note named six people, including a woman employee and media personnel. Police registered an FIR against the six following a complaint from his daughter and are investigating.
  • Osmania University declares PG examination results for four faculties

    Osmania University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Kumar Molugaram released the results of the postgraduate examinations conducted between July 23 and September 5.
  • Two youths drown in Kinnerasani canal in Kothagudem district

    Two youths from Chunchupalli mandal reportedly drowned in the Kinnerasani canal at Karakavagu in Paloncha area of Kothagudem district on Saturday while swimming.
  • Drought-like conditions in 315 mandals in T’gana: Agriculture Minister

    Telangana Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao said drought-like conditions have affected 315 mandals due to rainfall deficit and El Nino impact. He sought immediate Central assistance, higher MSP procurement support, enhanced funding for water conservation works, and fertiliser subsidy reforms to help farmers.
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