Pandemic-Related Financial Stress Affecting Gen Z: Study

Although the coronavirus crisis has im-pacted the financial futures of almost everyone, younger adults seem to be more negatively affected by the changes.

Social Media Has Changed Ways We Form New Relations: Study

A research has found that social media has the ability to change the way brains form new social relationships, maintain current ones, and participate in social groups.

‘Space X Crew Of 3 To Help Test Space Tech'

Raja Chari, With Roots In T, To Lead Mission To ISS

Astronomers Find Possible Planet Outside Milky Way

Astronomers using Nasa's Chandra X-ray Observatory have found evidence of Whirlpool, a possible planet candidate in the M51 galaxy that potentially represents what would be the first planet seen to transit a star outside the Milky Way.

T HC refuses to stall Disha probe

HC Shoots Down Cops’ Objections, Says Panel Has Power to Devise Inquiry Procedure

‘Genes play a key role in exercise outcomes'

The findings of a newstudy suggest thatgenes play a significant role in how bodies respond to exercise.

I have only done four-five good films out of 50: Kristen

Kristen Stewart recently opened up about her acting career.

Big pandals to return this Kali Puja

The city is going to witness a low-key Kali Puja this year as well, however unlike last year, there will be big pandals set up for the festival on November 4.

Continuous Fuel Price Rise Hurting Economy: CII

The continuous rise in fuel prices has hit industries badly as it has led to a massive surge in freight and logistics costs, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) southern region chairman CK Ranganathan said on Wednesday.

SAtyameva Jayate 2's Meri Zindagi Hai Tu Showcases John And Divya's Chemistry

Satyameva Jayate 2, directed by Milap Milan Zaveri, is among the most anticipated films of the year.

Namibia stun Scots by 4 wkts

Ruben Trumpelmann led a lethal bowling show to set up Namibia’s stunning four-wicket win over Scotland in their first ever Super 12 clash on Wednesday.

Slow vaccination: Collectors shift focus to second dose

2.55 Cr Vaccine Doses Are Yet To Be Taken

I love wearing saris; I am lucky that I got movies in which I could wear them: Karisma

Karisma Kapoor is so fond of saris that to date she has preserved her maternal and paternal grandmothers’ saris for herself and her daughter Samaira.

Govt had urged SC to set up a probe panel: BJP

BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said ‘illusion and Rahul Gandhi have a close relationship’ and the Congress leader had a habit of lying and spreading confusion

Double delight as Nikhat bags gold and best boxer award

Telangana boxer Nikhat Zareen is back in the news for right reasons.

Bypoll boon for eateries, petrol bunks

Good business likely to continue till the counting day, on November 2

Study: Eating Breakfast Early May Prevent Risk Of Diabetes

If you miss your breakfast regu-larly, the findings of a new study might change your ways.

Centre Asks Bengal Govt To Ensure Strict Covid-Safe Behaviour

In the wake of increasing number of Covid cases in West Bengal, particularly in Kolkata, following Durga Puja celebrations, the Centre has asked the state to ensure strict adherence to Covid-safe behaviour and expedite second dose coverage.

I've become a more private and boundary oriented person now, says Amala Paul

From her high-profile divorce with director AL Vijay to her rumoured ‘secret’ wedding to Bhavinder Singh, Amala Paul’s personal life has always been under public scrutiny.

Shaikpet flyover to be ready by yr end

Aimed at easing traffic flow towards Hitec City, the 2.8km Shaikpet flyover will be thrown open to public by end of December.

Red gram & oil prices give heartburn to households

Rising prices of essential commodities over the past one year has turned out to be a huge anxiety for the average Hyderabadi at a time when the Covid-19 pandemic has already increased healthcare expenses manifold.

Docs stage helmet protest over crumbling infra at OGH

Scared To Work In These Bldgs: TJUDA

Bio E Hopes To Roll Out Corbevax By Nov-End With 10 Crore Doses

Vaccine maker Biological E expects its SARS-CoV-2 receptor binding domain (RBD) protein sub-unit vaccine Corbevax to be rolled out for adults by November end with 10 crore doses and Corbevax for kids by December end, its managing director Mahima Dalta said on Monday.

Covid Blues: 25% Restaurants Closed In FY21, Says Study

Restaurants were not allowed to function for an average of over 100 days, says NRAI study

Ed Sheeran Tests Positive For Covid-19

British pop star Ed Sheeran said Sunday he hastested positive for COVID-19 and will do interviews and performances from his house while he self-isolates.

Five Calming Drinks To Help You Fall Asleep

If it’s not a funny reel, it’s that show you have been binge watching.

Former players, politicians condemn trolling of Shami

Former and current India stars such as Sachin Tendulkar, along with some political bigwigs, extended their support to pacer Mohammad Shami on Monday after he was subjected to a fierce online attack following the national team's first ever loss to Pakistan in World Cup history.

TRS plenary demands BC ministry at Centre and caste enumeration

The TRS plenary on Monday adopted a resolution demanding a ministry in at Centre for BCs and asked the BJP government to take up BC caste enumeration.

80 gold medals, 350 PhDs to be given at OU convocation

Eighty students will be awarded a gold medal at the 81st convocation of Osmania University, scheduled to be held on October 27. About 350 candidates will receive their PhD at the convocation.

4.3L in attendance for Day-1 of Inter exams

As many as 30,063 candidates have skipped their second language paper on the first day of the intermediate public examination (IPE) which began on Monday. Of close to 4.6 lakh candidates who had registered, 4,29,177 appeared for the examination.