Pay ₹4.8cr environment compensation, oil cos told

National Green Tribunal appointed joint committee has recommended ₹4.8 crore environment compensation to be collected from five Edible oil industries in and around Krishnapatnam port.

Paddy farmers concern about crop switch, want mapping

‘Farmers Lack Understanding Of Other Crops’

Mosques to host vax camps to fight Covid

With resistance to Covid-19 vaccination growing in Old City amidst the Omicron threat, Muslim social workers and religious leaders have come forward to launch vaccination camps in mosques.

Can't be confined to playing just a rich girl, a healthy one or a chubby chachi: Delnaaz

She may be best known for her comic timing and goofy characters, but there is more to Delnaaz Irani than just that.

Argentina, Germany make their way into quarters

Argentina earned a hard-fought 4-3win against Pakistan on Sunday to book their place in the quarterfinals of the Junior Hockey World Cup at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar.

India beat Poland to set up Belgium quarterfinals date

INDIA earned a comfortable 8-2 win against Poland in their last group game of the Junior Hockey World Cup at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Saturday. And, as expected, they finished second in Group A and will take on Belgium in the quarterfinals on Wednesday.

NEET counselling delay: Junior docs hold candlelight stir

The Telangana Junior Doctors Association (TJUDA) joined nationwide protests over repeated delay in conducting NEET-PG 2021 counselling and staged a candlelight march on Saturday at Gandhi Hospital and Osmania General Hospital.

No policy yet, people go for 3rd dose privately

Fear of exposure to Covid-19 virus is driving healthcare workers and some vaccine trial participants (who got vaccinated in September-October last year), mainly from the vulnerable groups, to opt for the third dose privately.

Lounges to live DJs: A new dawn for Goa beach shacks

Goa’s beach shacks, which over the past decade have gone beyond offering just a dining facility on the shore, have gone a step ahead this season.

Tomato prices profit some farmers but others lose out

In a first, farmers recently got the highest payment of ₹100 for a kg of tomato as opposed to dealers who usually reap the benefits at the expense of farmers whenever the crop suffers a damage.

NGT panel recommends ₹2cr environment compensation

National Green Tribunal (NGT) appointed a joint committee recommended ₹2 crore environmental compensation to be paid by the Telangana Irrigation department for taking up the works of Gouravelli reservoir without prior environmental clearance. Environmental compensation has to be paid to TSPCB or the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).

Rich past, but this ward in SCB seeks a better future

Many Areas Plagued By Congested Roads, Bad Drains & Erratic Water Supply

SC panel concludes hearing, police fate hangs on report

The SC-appointed inquiry commission concluded its hearing on Friday.

At BJP meet, leaders told to get ready for 2023 polls

BJP national leadership is chalking out a plan for the state unit to capture power in 2023 assembly elections.

ICET: 98% MCA seats filled in final phase

As many as 78% MBA seats and 98% MCA seats were filled in the final phase of seat allotment for the Telangana integrated common entrance test concluded on Friday.

Shruti shares health update; informs dad Kamal Haasan is ‘recovering well' from COVID-19

Actor Kamal Haasan is on the path to recovery after testing positive for COVID-19, his actor-daughter Shruti Haasan said on Wednesday.

Pay ₹3.7cr aid to 9 Palamuru project-displaced: NGT to T

The NGT-appointed joint committee has awarded Rs 3.7 crore compensation to a Kadapa resident and eight others to be paid by Telangana irrigation department for dumping debris of Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Scheme (PRLIS) in various locations and displacing the local people.

Rlys plans to speed up, slash journey time to B'luru by half

SCR to prepare DPR for boosting speeds on the B’luru-Hyd route.

Modi & Yogi toast infra, roast oppn

UP CM Yogi Adityanath felicitates PM Narendra Modi during the foundation stone laying ceremony for the Noida International Airpor, in Jewar on Thursday

Common household noises may stress your dog: Study

While it’s well-established that sudden loud noises, such as fireworks or thunderstorms, commonly trigger a dog’s anxiety, a new study finds even common noises, such as a vacuum or a microwave can be a trigger.

BB: AIIMS study proves Covaxin's effectiveness

A day after a study conducted by AIIMS on healthcare professionals, showing Covaxin has a 50% efficacy against symptomatic Covid-19, were published in the Lancet Infectious Diseases journal, Bharat Biotech said the results provide evidence for effectiveness of Covaxin in real life settings.

Aparichithudu producer to remake the 2005 hit in Hindi with Jackie Chan

Aascar Ravichandran wants to collaborate with a big Hindi star and Chan, and bring the thriller to B’wood

6 types of friends we all need in our lives

OVER THE YEARS, ALL OF US HAVE ACQUIRED FRIENDS, WHO HAVE THEIR OWN QUIRKS AND HABITS

Brit Awards The Latest To Go Gender - Neutral, Will Others Follow Suit?

Some believe this is the future of the award show, others aren’t so sure

Child Marriages Down But Still Remain Area Of Concern

TN, UP, J’khand Top Spousal Violence Table

SC: Is govt willing to put a life ban on convicted netas?

In its more than a decade long tryst with the issue of decriminalisation of politics and after passing several orders to bring perceptible changes in polity, the Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared to have reached a dead end over a year-old plea for imposing a life ban on convicted netas from contesting polls.

3k students in T now Cyber Ambassadors

SHE Teams on Wednesday recognised 3,300 students from 1,650 government schools across the state as ‘Cyber Cops-Cyber Ambassadors.’ The cyber ambassadors have been trained to create awareness on vital topics of cyber safety and security in their communities.

After Covid lull in rentals, co-living spaces now a hit

Affordable Rates & Social Spaces The Major Draws

Europe surge may hit flight resumption

India will soon decide on resuming scheduled international flights that remain suspended since last March. While there are chances the same happens before the year-end, the worsening Covid situation in Europe has led to a rethink on the issue.

GREEN PARK READY FOR A SPINFEST

Rahane Declares Ahead Of 1st Test That India Will Keep Playing On Turners At Home; Williamson Looks For ‘Other’ Ways To Counter Threat