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Hyderabad ready for Mumbai test

Hyderabad FC will take on Mumbai City FC at the Tilak Maidan stadium on Sunday. The Nizams face a tough test against league leaders Mumbai City, who have already been anointed title favourites..

Biden's transition team accuses Trump admin of halting Pentagon meetings

US President-elect Joe Biden’s transition team expressed frustration on Friday with the level of cooperation they’re getting from political appointees at the department of defence, saying there has been “an abrupt halt in the already limited cooperation”.

CBI Books Two City Firms For ₹274 Crore Loan Fraud

The accused obtained loan from Allahabad Bank (now Indian Bank) using fake documents and diverted the funds to other businesses and for personal gain

Why the delay in extending Metro rail to Old City: Bandi

Hyderabad: BJP state president Bandi Sanjay Kumar, Goshamahal legislator T Raja Singh along with the newly elected BJP corporators visited Bhagyalaxmi temple in Charminar on Friday.

India should test and trace smartly, as it rolls out a national vaccination programme

After nearly a year of struggle, the world seems to finally be entering the conclusive phase of battling the coronavirus.

Mouthwash Can Kill Covid-19 Virus In 30 Seconds: Study

Hyderabad: Can something as innocuous as a mouthwash kill Covid-19? Well it can, if the results of a preliminary laboratory-based research study conducted by the Dr HSJ Institute of Dental Sciences at Panjab University in collaboration with the CSIR-Institute of Microbial Technology (IMTECH) are anything to go by.

Mercury Levels Above Normal, City To Have Warm Christmas

Hyderabad: At a time when the north of the country is shivering at four degree Celsius, the city is yet to experience the chill.

AP CM Jagan Reiterates Commitment To Uplift BCs

Vijayawada: Chairpersons of newly-formed 56 BC corporations on Thursday took charge, making Andhra Pradesh the only state to have one welfare corporation each for major BC groups.

Pak Pacer Amir Retires From Internationals, Claims ‘Mental Torture'

Islamabad: Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir announced his retirement from international cricket at the age of 28 on Thursday, claiming he could no longer play in an atmosphere where he did not feel welcome in the national team.

Central Laws Won't Benefit Farmers, Experts Tell Tomar

‘Laws Don’t Have Mechanisms To Address Market Manipulation’

SC To Form Panel To Resolve Centre-Farmers Deadlock

If Not Sorted Out Early, It Will Become A National Issue: Court

Rahul, Congress Members Walk Out Of Def Panel Meet

‘Soldiers In Crisis, But Panel Wasting Time’

Owing To Pandemic, Existing Fees For Private Medical, Dental Colleges Retained

Active Cases In State at 7,100 -In 2017-18, Orders Were Issued To Raise Fee By 5%

Amid Tension, Sanjay Asks CM To Restore Temple Land In Bandlaguda

Hyderabad: Tension prevailed after BJP activists took objection to the raising of a temporary wall on a piece of land in Bandlaguda. BJP claimed that it was endowments land on which an individual S Narasimha Reddy was trying to raise the wall.

Cabinet Incentive To Sugar Mills Will Help Clear Farmers' Dues

New Delhi: The Cabinet on Wednesday approved ₹3,500 crore subsidy to sugar mills for export of 60 lakh tonnes of the sweetener during the ongoing marketing year 2020-21 with the objective to help them clear outstanding dues of sugarcane farmers.

India And Vietnam Set To Ramp Up Ties

Virtual Summit Next Week : India and Vietnam look to strengthen ties despite China’s objections

Jagan Meets Shah, Seeks Relief For Nivar Crop Loss

Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh chief minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Tuesday met Union home minister Amit Shah in New Delhi.

Govt Says No Winter Session Due To Covid; Oppn Cries Foul

Budget Session To Be Held In Jan, says Joshi

EAMCET Likely To Be Postponed By A Month; Parents & Teachers Against Holding JEE In Feb

TSCHE said that depending on inter board exams, the EAMCET exam date will be decided after taking suggestions of the state’s intermediate board officials

Staff To Be Recruited To Administer Vaccine

Hyderabad: In preparation for administering Covid-19 vaccine, health authorities are gearing up to recruit staff.

Vaccinations Kick Off In US As Virus Toll Nears 3,00,000

‘I Feel Like Healing Is Coming’: New York Nurse Receives First Shot'

No Question Of Any Retrograde Steps Against Farmers: Rajnath

Speaking about the ongo-ing farmers’ agitation ata Ficci convention, defence minister Rajnath said that “there is no question of taking retrograde steps” against the agriculture sector since it was the “mother” of all sectors.

Farmers Protests Intensify Across Several States

Fasts & Rallies In Punjab, Hry, Raj, MP & UP

CCMB MoU With SpiceHealth For Dry Swab Tests

Hyderabad: The Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) has signed an MoU with SpiceHealth to conduct dry swab RT-PCR test developed by the premier CSIR laboratory.

In Laptop Age, These Writers Still Love Longhand

Did you know that Obama drafted his 700-page-plus memoir with pen and paper? And he’s not the only author who feels that when words matter, machines don’t cut it.

Hundreds Join Car Rally In UK For Indian Farmers

London: Hundreds of Sikh farmers in the UK Midlands joined a car rally and protest outside the consulate general of India in Birmingham on Saturday whilst dozens of students at Oxford University also held a protest to show solidarity with Indian farmers.

10k More To Join, Delhi On Edge Over Mega Farm Stir

Police Stop Hundreds Of Raj Farmers From Reaching Capital

How Vaccine Myths Are Spreading In India

Not everyone is cheering the Covid vaccine rollout. A small but growing bunch of Indian anti-vaxxers is circulating misinformation on social media

Drive Against Illegal Structures: 113 Buildings Sealed

Nizampet Municipal Corporation has identified 1,001 unauthorised buildings

Six-Point Plan By SCB To Revitalise Trimulgherry Lake

Secunderabad: The Secunderabad Cantonment Board (SCB) will implement a six-point formula to rejuvenate the 100-year-old Trimulgherry lake and protect low-lying areas from frequent flooding.