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Mobile Courts In All Judicial Districts By August-End

Hyderabad: The state’s judiciary is making rapid strides towards turning its functioning from the physical mode to online methods. A Venkateswar Reddy, high court registrar general, said out of the 10 judicial districts in the state, half of the districts have already equipped themselves with mobile vans and video-conference facility.

To Save Youth's Life, Tribals Carry Him On Cot For 4 Km

Braving incessant rains and overflowing streams, a group of tribals walked 4 km to save the life of a 23-year-old youth by carrying him on a cot to a primary health centre at Charla in Bhadradri Kothagudem district.

Plasma Donors Plenty In Dists, But None To Tap Them

As hundreds of patients recover from Covid-19 in the districts, plasma coordinators say the potential of these people to save lives is being ignored. While many donors are willing to come to the city to give their plasma, there is no transport, living or other facilities available.

RTE Act Yet To See Light Of The Day In Telugu States: Activist

It has been more than 10 years since the RTE Act came into force with an objective to provide 25% seats in private schools to children of the poorer sections.

As The Flag Unfurls On 74th I-day, Officials Yet To Wake Up To Tricolour's Centennial

The 74th Independence Day of the nation is also part of the centennial of the first design of the national flag.

Dog Squad To Spend Stress-Free I-Day This Yr

The canine members of the City Security Wing (CSW) will have a relatively less-stressed Independence Day this year as no major VIP or VVIP events are scheduled to take place.

Road To Atmanirbhar India

We must invest carefully in the building blocks of local innovation to see good outcomes

India tests record 8.30 lakh samples in a single day

942 Deaths Recorded In Last 24 Hours

Sputnik Moment?

Quest for Covid vaccine can bring alive a new beneficial science race

Passport collection a harrowing ordeal as scores gather at office

Hyderabad: Retrieving their passports from local authorities has become a harrowing task for international passengers returning to Hyderabad.

Biological E in tech transfer deal to make J&J's vaccine

Hyderabad: Pharmaceuticals and biologics player Biological E Limited (BE) on Thursday said it has entered into an agreement with Janssen Pharmaceutica NV (Janssen), which is part of Johnson & Johnson (J&J), for manufacturing J&J’s Covid-19 vaccine candidate, Ad26.COV2.S.

I Felt All The Social Media Envy So You Don't Have To

It is frequently bemoaned that social media breeds social comparison which in turn breeds anxiety, depression, demotivation, etcetera. It’s often then noted that, ah, but social envy, as the emotion that drives consumption, also drives economies. A necessary evil, if you will.

How Shaadi Food Came Home

With the big fat Indian wedding shrinking, even marriage caterers and Old Delhi’s bawarchis are getting into home delivery

For Transparency, T Orders Pvt Hosps To Display Rate Chart

Hyderabad: Authorities in Telangana on Wednesday ordered all private hospitals to display price rates for packages and medical procedures at prominent places in the hospital to bring about transparency in billing.

Muslims Formed Human Chain To Protect Temple From Mob

Bengaluru: Amid the rioting on late Tuesday night, an extraordinary act of harmony warmed the citizens’ hearts -a group of Muslims formed a human chain to protect the Hanuman temple in RT Nagar.

Simple Self-Care Guide To Adjust To The New Normal

As we adapt to life after lock down, looking after mental health and well-being is more important than ever. Paying attention to what you need to be happy and healthy – self-care – is a habit that’s easy to forget.

Suffering From Maskne? Here's How To Tackle Skin Problems Amid Covid-19

The pandemic has compelled us to wear face masks for prolonged hours every day.

Stuck At Home, Special Kids Get Online Help

Parents of children with special needs, especially with hearing and speech impairment, are enrolling their kids into tele-rehabilitation classes. With routine learning still a while away, many feel this will help bridge the gap.

How Tech Is Shaping Education

Technology can offer more flexibility and learning support than traditional formats

Online Edu Fine, But Where's Yr Plan & Syllabus: Teachers

Parents Say No Devices For Poor Students

August Turn? Growth In Active Cases Slows

New Delhi: It could be early days yet, but there’s a hint of good news amid surging Covid-19 infections in India — the growth in active cases has distinctly slowed in August. In the first 10 days of this month, active coronavirus cases grew by half the number as in the previous 10 days despite a big surge in infections.

WFH Depriving Employees Of Chai Breaks And Lunchtime Gossip

Thus, employees are trying to vent out their feelings about their work and life, rather unsuccessfully — virtually instead!

Why Cong Went For Patch-Up

Mutual Compulsions Forced Compromise Between Cong, Pilot

A Song Of Protest: Credit De Do Yaar, Or Why It Is Proper To Credit Bollywood Lyricists For Their Work

One of the frugal pleasures of growing up in 1970s small-town India was listening to the portable transistor radio. The transistor – as it was referred to by most of us – served as a versatile companion in the kitchen, a knowledge enhancer at sports stadiums and an engineer of debates around politics. Both indoors and outdoors, the transistor was an informer and an entertainer; an all-purpose comfort pillow for every reason.

KTR Extends Aid Of ₹1.5L To IIT Student

Hyderabad: MAUD and IT minister KT Rama Rao on Monday provided a financial assistance of ₹1.5 lakh to the daughter of an auto driver, who is pursuing her course at Indian Institute of Technology-Indore.

India's Share Of Global Cases Rose To 29%

On Sunday, We Accounted For 21% Of Deaths

Rendezvous With Rama

India can comfortably straddle the crossroads of science and religion

10 Of 37 Ammonium Nitrate Containers Moved To Hyd

Chennai: Customs have moved 10 containers with 181 tonnes of ammonium nitrate from the Manali Sattva Container Freight Station (CFS) on Sunday evening to a Hyderabad-based buyer, official sources said.

Cab Drivers Trip On EMIs As Rides Screech To A Halt, Seek Moratorium On Loan Repayment

Hyderabad: Waiting outside the parking lot of a finance company in Habsiguda, M Narayana, a 39-year-old cab driver, was pondering over how to pay the two pending instalments of the vehicle loan he had taken from the private financier.

Govt Hosps Choke With Covid Patients As Cases Surge In T

Central Team From Delhi To Visit Hyd Today