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Irrigation Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy says no pumping or storage will resume without written advice; NDSA has already clarified the decision rests with the State.
After a spot check at Solepet substation, the BRS leader alleged farm supply has been cut and key plants lie idle. Protests over outages and a tightening water situation frame the backdrop. The government has not publicly answered these specific claims yet.
After the second phase of TG EAPCET 2026 counselling, about 158 of 214 BTech seats are still empty at the Government Engineering College in Kosgi, CM Revanth Reddy’s constituency.
At Dharna Chowk, the BRS working president urged the Centre to remove Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, withdraw cases against student protesters and act on alleged violence in Delhi.
Telangana Rakshana Sena Students’ Wing marches on Osmania University campus, demands action over alleged paper leak and removal of Union Education Minister.
Student-led CJP met Union ministers in Delhi, demanded Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over the NEET leak, Rs 1 crore compensation for suicide cases, withdrawal of FIRs and a public apology. Government said it will respond Saturday.
Student unions backed by the Left called a shutdown of educational institutions in Telangana over NEET-UG irregularities. Telangana Today reported detentions of students and unemployed youth at multiple spots in Hyderabad.
The government has begun a shake-up of the National Testing Agency following the NEET-UG controversy, with 47 officials terminated and structural reforms in the works. The Supreme Court has sought answers from the reform panel chief.
Five days into the Monsoon Session, little business done as the NEET paper-leak controversy triggers repeated disruptions. Government says it’s ready to debate; Opposition insists the Education Minister resign first.
A government review meeting for the 2026 Khelo India Youth Games in Telangana focused on coordination—while details on venues and readiness remain vague.
BRS deputy leader accuses Congress government of slashing farm electricity hours, failing on water and insurance; Congress has not responded on record.
Hyderabad students join nationwide outcry, call for Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation and scrapping of NTA after NEET paper leak—police pull down protest posters at Charminar.
After nearly a month without food, Sonam Wangchuk broke his fast with written assurances on protester safety and vague pledges on NEET reforms and compensation. The Cockroach Janta Party is pressing on for the education minister’s resignation—and real action.
Chennai Love Story's makers say business is picking up. The only documented housefull is a single 70MM screen — everything else is trade estimate and fan chatter.
Left student unions shut down Hyderabad demanding Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over the NEET paper leak — while the Congress government's own police lathi-charged marchers headed to Lok Bhavan for the same cause.
India names five-plus-five squads to defend both Chess Olympiad titles won in Budapest, with the event in Samarkand doubling as Gukesh's last stop before his world title defence.
World champion Gukesh, Norway Chess winner Praggnanandhaa and Candidates champion Vaishali headline India's title-defence squads for the Chess Olympiad, FIDE's own announcement shows.
A Delhi court has rejected the bail plea of paediatrician Manoj Bhagwanrao Shirure, ruling that he played a key role in circulating leaked NEET-UG examination papers to medical candidates for money.
A Delhi University student allegedly hit by pellets during a July 20 protest over exam irregularities may lose vision in one eye. Rahul Gandhi has seized on the injury to demand the minister's removal.
Union Home Ministry tabled legislation to give the national song the same legal protection as the national anthem. Left parties opposed the move as unconstitutional, preventing parliamentary discussion.