Two city women too targeted on Bulli Bai app; case booked

Women Listed On The App For ‘Auction’

Fire breaks out at theatre in KPHB colony, no casualties

A major fire broke out at Shiva Parvathi cinema theatre in Kukatpally Housing Board colony during the wee hours of Monday. No casualties were reported.

Bandi writes to Birla, seeks action on cops

TRS Misusing Govt Machinery & Creating Atmosphere Of Fear In State, Claims MP

38 ‘absentee' doctors at govt hosps shown door

Some Of Them Missing For Two Decades

With Cold Sweeping Across State, City Mosque Opens Its Doors To Homeless

Hyderabad: A mosque in Rajendranagar in the city has set up an old age and destitute home with 40 beds. The home has a general physician, nurses and a clinical psychologist to take care of the homeless. People of all communities are welcome in the shelter home, said the mosque panel.

Slow Registration Of Slots Ahead Of 15-18 Vax Drive

Slots Opened On Saturday, Expecting Nos To Pick Up: Official

Old City awaits solution to traffic woes

Traffic Jams Common On Chandrayangutta Road Where Works Progress At Snail’s Pace

Man booked for cheating woman, abetment to suicide

Hyderabad: Narayanguda police registered a cheating and abetment to suicide case against a private travels office worker for cheating a woman by promising to marry her. As a result of cheating, the victim who became pregnant, ended her life by consuming hand sanitizer.

History-sheeter poses as cop in AP, rapes two

Visakhapatnam: A history sheeter posing as a police constable allegedly raped two minor girls at a village in Vizianagaram district of Andhra Pradesh on New Year’s Day. The police identified the offender and arrested him.

India safe if kids safe: Mantri as CoWin registration begins

As registrations for Covid-19 vaccination of children in the age bracket of 15 to 18 years commenced from Saturday on the CoWIN portal, health minister Mansukh Mandaviya said the safety of children secures the future of the country and urged the people to get their eligible children registered for vaccination.

Tips to prevent coronary artery disease

Today, many people, even those under age 45 and are fitness freaks, suffer from heart attacks.

UK plans to offer deal on visas during free-trade talks with India: Report

UK international trade secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan is expected to travel to New Delhi this month. The easing of immigration rules has long been a demand of India

Covid-19 positivity rate in T edges past 1%-mark

Over 300 Test +ve For 2nd Day On Sat

Motorist's alcohol reading off charts

To the surprise of the traffic police, when a motorist was made to undergo breath analyser test on December 31, the instrument gave a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) reading of 608 mg/100 ml.

Conway ton anchors NZ against Bangladesh on Day 1

New Zealand batsman Devon Conway continued his phenomenal rise in Test cricket, scoring 122 as New Zealand finished day one of the first Test against Bangladesh in a strong position at Mount Maunganui on Saturday.

Spontaneous acts of kindness improve well-being: Study

Helping others improves health andwell-being, but not all good-hearted behavior is equally beneficial to the giver, according to research The benefits depend on the type of kindness, definition of well-being, and the giver’s age and gender.

Help reopen Cantt roads: KTR to Kishan

Telangana is ready to build two skyways, proposed in Secunderabad Cantonment, but the ministry of defence (MoD) has not given its nod to part with defence land, municipal administration and urban development (MA&UD) minister KT Rama Rao has complained to Union tourism minister G Kishan Reddy.

China police tracking critics on Twitter & FB, documents show

When Jennifer Chen travelled back to her hometown in China last winter for Lunar New Year, she thought little about Twitter.

After infra boost, 2021 saw max organ donations

The last year saw a jump in organ donations, surpassing all previous years since the launch of the Jeevandan cadaver transplantation programme in the state in 2013.

Immunity After Jab Or Infection Lasts 9 Months: Bhargava

The durability of immunity post-Covid-19 infection or post-vaccination is at least around nine months, Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) director-general Balram Bhargava said citing scientific evidence from multiple global as well as Indian studies.

India Cases Up 27% In A Day, Rise 2.6 Times In Just 3 Days

Thursday’s Tally At 71-Day High Of Over 16,700

DGP: Armed outposts to be set up on T-Ch'garh border

T Sees Steep Rise In Cyber Crime Cases

Bench Says Taking Adequate Precautions Only Way To Move Forward

HC says no to fresh Covid curbs

Becoming dad again in a tough year feels like a blessing: Irfan Pathan

Irfan Pathan and SafaBaig welcomed theirsecond child, a baby boy whom they have named Suleiman Khan, on December 28.

De Kock Retires From Test Cricket With Immediate Effect

South African wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock announced on Thursday his retirement from Test cricket with immediate effect.

PM Modi Opens 23 Projects Worth ₹17.5k Cr In U'khand

₹9,000 cr To Be Spent On Char Dham Road

Pushpa: The Rule will be bigger and better, say producers

Producers Naveen Yerneni and Ravi Shankar Yalamanchili are on cloud nine after the success their film Pushpa: The Rise. Directed by Sukumar, the film featuring Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna and Fahadh Faasil has received great response from across the country, they say.

Mithun, Malvika bag titles

Mithun Manjunath and Nagpur’s Malvika Bansod won the men’s and women’s titles in the BAI Series senior ranking tournament at the Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy here on Thursday.

HC okay with police steps for noisy pubs

Judge To Review Efficacy Of Police Measures On Jan 6. Officials Urge People To Follow Covid Norms Strictly

UP hub of religious tourism, earlier govts ignored potential: Yogi

Terming Uttar Pradesh a hub of religious tourism, chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Wedesday accused the previous regimes of making no efforts to develop the places of religious importance as tourist destinations.