Nara Rohith boards AK 47
Makers say the actor joins Venkatesh–Trivikram’s Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47, slated for an October 2 worldwide release.
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Makers say the actor joins Venkatesh–Trivikram’s Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47, slated for an October 2 worldwide release.
A report says some Hyderabad Bonalu organisers are trying animated social‑media videos, including Motu and Patlu clips, to share event details. Printed posters remain part of the official festival rollout.
Revanth Reddy says Telangana will press to cut the minimum age to stand for Assembly and Lok Sabha from 25 to 21. The law today says 25; changing it needs Parliament.
Rashtrapati Bhavan says the President accepted Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation from the Union Council of Ministers with immediate effect. Pralhad Joshi gets Education as additional charge.
India thump Zimbabwe by 90 runs in Harare to seal the three-match T20I series with a game to spare.
BRS’s Manne Krishank says Congress and BJP are linking KTR to Globarena/Coempt without evidence, and points to the company’s dealings with Congress-run institutions. The record supports parts of that — and leaves big claims on both sides unproven.
After the Union Education Minister’s resignation amid exam leak protests, the Cockroach Janta Party says it will press on for compensation to bereaved families and for cases against student protesters to be withdrawn.
Naidu and Lokesh turned up at Rampachodavaram for Mega PTM 4.0. The state also touted Talliki Vandanam transfers crossing ₹10,120 crore. The pictures were new; the script wasn’t.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned amid the NEET-UG 2026 row. Telangana BJP hails ‘nation first’; Congress says protests did it. BRS reaction limited to a single leader’s post so far.
Telangana High Court said it had “lost all faith in the state government and its instrumentalities,” directing coordination with the Army’s Bison Division to protect a 40‑acre Lothukunta property amid alleged HYDRAA interference.
Bench tells Centre to file a full roadmap on NTA reforms — governance, security and CBT feasibility — and says stop-gap measures like flying papers by IAF aren’t a solution.
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.