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HMWSSB is preparing to introduce Green Water tanker services to supply treated sewage water for non-potable uses in Hyderabad. The plan includes GPS-tracked tankers, digital bookings and payments, designated filling stations and regular quality checks.
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HYDRAA uncovered an illegal borewell concealed inside a bedroom in Madhapur during a crackdown on groundwater extraction. Officials traced underground pipelines allegedly supplying tanker water to consumers, while previous tests near Sunnam Cheruvu found hazardous heavy metals in groundwater.
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A farmer from Giripally was allegedly slapped by Gajwel SI Malla Reddy after approaching the police over a water-sharing dispute with his cousins. A video showing the injured farmer went viral. Police said an inquiry was underway and action would follow if the SI was found guilty.
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Unidentified persons allegedly attacked Congress leader Ankati Srinivas’s house at Venkatrao village in Mancherial on Friday night, damaging a car’s windowpanes and a television. Police have begun an investigation. Srinivas had also alleged that followers of a rival Congress leader kidnapped him.
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Farmers have protested against the Jadcherla police over the alleged assault of Uddandapur farmer Narsimhulu, who sought compensation for land acquired for a reservoir. Videos purportedly showing police personnel dragging and verbally abusing him have circulated on social media.
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Two persons were killed and four others injured when a car rammed into a lorry on NH-563 at Rangapur village in Huzurabad mandal late Friday night. The victims were returning to Ramagundam after visiting a temple in Vijayawada.
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The burning of old records at the Jurala project Superintendent Engineer’s office in Jogulamba Gadwal has raised concerns over the destruction of official documents. A complaint was lodged with the local police, while the reasons and significance of the records remain unknown.
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A couple from Manoor died in a road accident at Irkode near Basavakalyan in Karnataka on Friday night. Six family members, including three children, sustained serious injuries while travelling on a pilgrimage. The injured were shifted to a hospital in Bidar.
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A 16-year-old Class 10 student, Partham Pradeep, was found dead in a lake at Pallepahad in Siddipet district on Saturday morning. He had left home on Friday night. Police registered a case and launched an investigation.
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A 16-year-old Class 10 student, Partham Pradeep of Vemulaghat R&R Colony, was found dead in a lake at Pallepahad on Saturday morning. He had left home on Friday night. Police registered a case and began an investigation.
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M Sridhar has assumed charge as Director (Human Resources) on the board of Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL). Prior to his board elevation, he served as Executive Director (HR) at the corporate office in New Delhi.
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Khammam police have arrested a local youth for performing dangerous bike stunts near Gattaiah Centre and uploading them to social media. Following strict directives from the Commissioner of Police against unlawful public displays, authorities have warned that parents of minors involved in such activities will also face legal action.
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Bharat Biotech International Limited has partnered with UNICEF and Gavi to slash the price of its malaria vaccine, Mosqivac, by 40 per cent to EUR 5.50 per dose. This price drop will enable up to one million additional children to receive the complete four-dose course.
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A 35-year-old woman and her 16-year-old niece drowned in the Manjeera river at Podichenpally near the Edupayala temple in Medak district on Friday. The duo had reportedly entered the river to wash clothes when the incident occurred.
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As part of the Centre's Zero Fatality District (ZFD) programme, Sangareddy Collector Prateek Jain and Superintendent of Police Paritosh Pankaj inspected accident-prone stretches of NH-65 from Patancheru to Digwal near Zaheerabad.
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A 47-year-old migrant worker from Bihar died under suspicious circumstances at a steel industry in the Bonthapally Industrial Area of Sangareddy district on Friday. Family members alleged irregularities after the incident.
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Kothagudem: Demanding justice for the family of civil supplies manager (HP gas) Ananthula Lakshminarayana, who died by suicide, leaders and members of the district Padmashali Sangham staged a candle light rally in Paloncha on Friday. It may be recalled that Lakshminarayana hanged himself at a lodge in Bhadrachalam on October 17 in the district. He […]
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The Telangana Pollution Control Board (TGPCB) has ordered the closure of Saraca Laboratories Ltd. following a chloroform vapour leakage incident that claimed two lives in Hyderabad. The board also directed the power utility to disconnect electricity supply to the unit.
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The Telangana Government is preparing to host the Khelo India Games from December 11 to 22. Sports Minister V. Sridhari reviewed arrangements, including athlete selection, venues, coaching, accommodation and transport, with a focus on developing medal-winning athletes from the State
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A major leakage occurred in a Manjeera pipeline near Sadasivapet town in Sangareddy district on Friday, resulting in a large quantity of water being wasted at a time when Singur is facing a severe water shortage.
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A young student from Khammam district, Duggidevara Sri Raghunandan, was appreciated by BRS working president KT Rama Rao for his sustained efforts to improve a government primary school and promote environmental awareness.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has expressed concern over the slow pace of voter enrollment in the Graduates' MLC constituencies and directed Congress leaders to intensify efforts to register party sympathisers.
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BRS leader T Harish Rao has demanded that the Telangana government release a white paper detailing water availability, reservoir-wise stocks and drought mitigation measures amid worsening drought conditions in the state. He also accused the Congress government of failing to act despite advance warnings about the El Nino impact.
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Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has warned of a severe water and power crisis over the coming months due to drought conditions and the impact of El Nino. Stressing that drinking water would take precedence over irrigation, he urged farmers to opt for less water-intensive crops.