Telangana Launches 1 Lakh Indiramma Houses

The Telangana government is launching a major housing scheme for the poor with 1 lakh Indiramma houses being distributed today in CURE. Eligibility criteria and application processes will be announced as part of the initiative.

Anti-Drug Panels Mandated in Schools and Colleges

Telangana government is considering a Government Order to mandate anti-drug panels in all colleges and schools across the state as part of efforts to combat substance abuse among students.

Drug Seizures Reach ₹22.17 Crore in Hyderabad

Police in Hyderabad registered 563 drug cases and seized narcotics worth ₹22.17 crore over the past year, reflecting ongoing efforts to tackle the drug trade in the city.

Private Universities Report Submitted to Supreme Court

The Telangana government has submitted a report to the Supreme Court regarding private universities in the state as per court orders, addressing regulatory and governance concerns.

Telangana Ranked 13th in FDI Index but Remains Top Hub

Despite ranking 13th in the NITI Aayog index, Telangana continues to be among the top foreign direct investment hubs in India, attracting significant capital inflows.

IIT-Hyderabad Showcases Nanotech Innovations

IIT-Hyderabad presented nanotech innovations to Telangana students during Nano Jatha 2026, highlighting cutting-edge research and technological advancements in nanotechnology.

Jagannatha Ratha Yatra Celebrated in Hyderabad

The annual Jagannatha Ratha Yatra was celebrated with devotion across Hyderabad, drawing large crowds of devotees for the traditional chariot festival.

Hyderabad Basketball Association Launches Youth Leagues

The Hyderabad Basketball Association announced the launch of Under-13 and Under-16 leagues to develop young basketball talent in the city.

Parliament Session Looms Over Temple Row and Education Reforms

Opposition parties are preparing for a stormy parliamentary session, flagging disputes over temple issues, NEET examination reforms, and E20 fuel policy as key agenda items.

Sonam Wangchuk's Protest March Faces Prohibitory Orders

Prohibitory orders have been imposed ahead of the planned parliament march by Sonam Wangchuk's 'Cockroach Janta Party,' restricting public assembly and demonstrations in the area.

Wangchuk's Wife Sets Conditions for Ending Fast

Sonam Wangchuk's wife announced that he will end his fast, but only if two specific conditions are met, signaling potential negotiations with government authorities.

Congress Demands Independent Probe into Donation Row

The Congress party has called for an independent investigation into allegations of donation misappropriation, demanding transparency and accountability.

Centre to Criminalize 'Insult' to Vande Mataram

The central government plans to table a bill that would make insulting the national song 'Vande Mataram' a criminal offense, strengthening national symbol protections.

Education Minister Faces Resignation Demands

India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan is facing mounting pressure and resignation demands over education policy controversies and implementation issues.

BJP Puts Telangana on 'Unity Tracker'

The BJP has placed Telangana on its 'unity tracker,' with a Delhi huddle likely as the party strategizes organizational developments and political consolidation in the state.

Gen Z Protesters Call for Parliament March

India's Gen Z protesters have organized a march to parliament to demand accountability and action on key national issues affecting youth, signaling growing civic engagement.