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Coronavirus | Fatalities cross 1,000 in Telangana K. Shiva Shanker

But, doctors raise doubts over the veracity of numbers

Centenarian wins battle against COVID

Coronavirus | Telangana records 2,426 cases

Centre’s role in helping State fight COVID not acknowledged. says Kishan Reddy

Time spent near home up by 15% in last 2 months: Google mobility data

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RGIA reconnects to Qatar

28k double-bedroom houses to be handed over soon

‘State govt. taking back 8k acres assigned land for Pharma City’

Special drive for capping of nalas

Protest against illegal construction

Case filed against miscreants for threatening GHMC staff

TRS leader held for assaulting woman

Serilingampally TRS corporator Ragam Nagender Yadav, 53, who was accused of physically abusing a woman on the night of September 12, has been arrested

Staffing firm BigLeap to hire 6,000 by next year

New facility in city established with ₹2.5 crore

Percentage of girls in degree admissions sees sharp decrease

The number of girl students in the degree courses, however, has increased

Clearance sought for reopening of sports complexes

Top brass of Sports Authority of Telangana State (SATS) has written to higher authorities in the State government seeking direction regarding the

Body retrieved from Saroornagar lake

The victim was returning home from work

94% COVID patients treated in home isolation, shows survey

NGO carried out month-long grassroots survey involving nearly 2,000 cases

Organs of brain-dead labourer donated

Heart, lungs, and other organs were harvested from a Mahabubnagar youth who was declared brain dead after an accident last week. Kumar Vislavath, who

Genes identified in water buffaloes to improve productivity

Scientists at CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) have been studying genetics of water buffalo for more than a decade, and created

Existing dominant COVID strain is infectious, not severe: study

There is similarity in viral genome globally, says published CCMB study

Arguments continue in HC over fraudulent loan accounts

Persons who had taken banks for a ride need not be given an opportunity for hearing under principles of natural justice: AG

Agriculture Minister flays new legislations

Minister for Agriculture S. Niranjan Reddy has strongly objected to three farmers’ Bills passed by Parliament stating that they had the potential to

Konda Lakshman Bapuji's services recalled

Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao recalled the services of noted freedom fighter and former minister Konda Lakshman Bapuji on the occasion of his

Dancer Anita Peter’s short films aim to break the stigma around mental health

Dancer Anita Peter’s short films aim to break the stigma around mental health

Two days before Kadamba exchange of fire, Maoist squad escaped from cotton fields

However, two extremists died in the exchange of fire on Saturday night

Modernising the system

Holding document writers responsible

BJP flays KCR’s take on new farm Bill

CM has cheated farmers: Bandi Sanjay

CS warning to collectors and SPs on heavy rainfall, flooding

Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar has directed all district collectors and superintendents of police to be on alert in the wake of warning issued by the

Kavita gets into the million followers club on Twitter

Kavitha clocks a million followers on TwitterFormer MP from Nizamabad and TRS leader Kalvakuntla Kavitha has clocked a million followers on

Work on Secretariat likely by Oct.-end

Telangana government calls for bids from interested firms for taking up work

TS offers potential to grow more oil palm

Telangana has the potential to become one of the largest oil palm cultivators in the country due to availability of fertile land and favourable

COVID tests in Telangana drop by around 5,000 per day

2,137 new cases, 8 more deaths in TS

Recognition for RGIA hygiene standards

GMR-led Hyderabad International Airport has achieved the Airport Council International’s (ACI) Airport Health Accreditation (AHA). The accreditation

Hyderabad to join shoe strike for global climate action

Instead of people storming into streets, the strike will see shoes tagged with messages sent by protesters

Cong. seeks ₹1 cr. for kin of girl who was washed away

Congress leaders led by AICC spokesperson Dasoju Shravan blamed the government for the death of 12-year-old Sumedha, who was washed away in an open

WFH proving a pain in the neck

With many shifting to temporary home workstations during this pandemic, aches and pains abound

Now, it’s Tungabhadra turn to get heavy flood to Srisailam

More flood on way to Sriramsagar too

30 years later, tiger pug marks found near NTPC, Ramagundam

Its movement is significant because the species had disappeared from these parts three decades ago

One Maoist killed in Asifabad identified

“Another Maoist apparently sustained injuries but managed to flee the spot.”

Vidya volunteers cry for help

Allow us to supplement online teaching, they urge govt.

‘Lies of government exposed’

‘Locals questioned 2BHKs to outsiders’

Think regionally too: AICC in-charge

‘Constituency-centric approach can see the party through next polls in State’

Basith, key person behind ‘Voice of Hind’

He had hatched a plan to kill an RSS leader

‘Government has power to give weightage’

Such marks, however, should not exceed 20% of the total, says High Court

Government planning to equip all hospital beds with oxygen facility: Chief Secretary

Union Minister, Cabinet Secretary pat TS govt. for low COVID mortality rate

Integration of Arts and Science pre-requisite of 21st century: EFLU VC

English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) Vice-Chancellor Suresh Kumar said that the integration of Humanities and Arts with Science,

Pet dogs may be radio-tagged

GHMC is seriously considering introducing mandatory radio frequency identification (RFID) for pet dogs in the city, by which each dog may be

Dog licensing to go online in Hyderabad

Portal may be launched in less than a week’s time

Teachers to visit tribal habitations in Agency areas

Minister for Tribal Welfare, Women and Child Development Satyavathi Rathod reviewed the welfare schemes of the departments, which had been halted due

KCR ignoring sacrifices of frontline warriors: Cong.

‘Govt. not maintaining data of infected COVID warriors’

Seven of Health Minister’s personal staff test positive

Seven members of Health Minister Eatala Rajender’s personal staff have tested positive for COVID-19. The Minister, however, was found to be

Heavy rain cripples Hyderabad, more in store

Significant rainfall recorded in several districts too

A ‘Doosra’ to fox spammers

KTR launches the app developed by city firm

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The updated guidance by CDC on September 18 says that the virus most commonly spreads through “respiratory droplets or small particles, such as those in aerosols, produced when an infected person coughs, sneezes, sings, talks, or breathes”. Representational image.

53K | CDC acknowledges aerosols as ‘main way’ of coronavirus spread

President Ram Nath Kovind inaugurates the Visitor’s Conference on Implementation of National Education Policy 2020 on September 19, 2020. Photo: Twitter/@EduMinOfIndia

18K | National Education Policy 2020 | New curriculum, assessment system to roll out from academic year 2021-22

A transmission electron micrograph of SARS-CoV-2 virus particles. Photo: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases via AFP

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The Lok Sabha on September 20, 2020.

15K | Parliament proceedings | September 20, 2020

14K | Explainer | Why are the Agriculture Bills being opposed

Construction workers on a building site in Dubai, 2006

12K | Indian migrant workers in Gulf countries are returning home without months of salary owed to them

Rajeev Sharma, who has been arrested by the Delhi Police in connection with a case under the Official Secrets Act. Photo: Delhi Police via PTI

12K | Arrested Delhi journalist Rajeev Sharma was passing info to the Chinese

BJD's Bhartruhari Mahtab speaks on the Epidemic Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2020.

11K | Parliament proceedings | September 21, 2020

TMC MP Derek O'Brien attempts to tear the rule book as ruckus erupts in the Rajya Sabha over agriculture-related bills, during the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament, in New Delhi on September 20, 2020. Photo: RSTV/PTI

11K | Parliament proceedings | 12 Opposition parties give notice of no-confidence against Harivansh