In a landmark verdict delivered by the CBI Special Court in Nampally, justice was finally served in the long-standing Obulapuram illegal mining case that once rocked the Telugu states. After a thorough investigation spanning 14 years, the court found former Karnataka minister and mining baron Gali Janardhan Reddy guilty, along with several others connected to the Obulapuram Mining Company (OMC). This marks the end of a significant legal saga that had far-reaching political and environmental i

A new health concern is emerging as an unexpected consequence of modern lifestyle habits. Toilet scrolling has become one of the first activities many of us perform upon waking up and entering the washroom. What once was a brief routine has now turned into an extended period of inactivity, as individuals spend excessive time on their mobile phones while sitting on the toilet. This seemingly innocuous habit is now being linked to a significant rise in cases of hemorrhoids and anal fistulas, ca

In a significant move, the United States has deported 119 Indian immigrants as part of its ongoing crackdown on illegal immigration. The deportees arrived at Amritsar International Airport late on Saturday night, following a similar deportation flight on February 5 that carried 104 individuals. These deportations are part of a broader initiative under the Trump administration's stringent immigration policies, aimed at enforcing tougher regulations on those in the U.S. illegally. The 119 i

For many young people in Punjab, the United States represents the ultimate dream destination, offering the promise of higher earnings and better living standards. However, the increasing trend of illegal migration has exposed many individuals to significant risks, including financial ruin, life-threatening journeys, and legal consequences. The desire for a better future drives thousands to seek unlawful entry into the US, often facilitated by unscrupulous agents who exploit their desperation.

A total of 205 Indian nationals who had illegally entered the United States were deported aboard a US military C-17 aircraft, which took off from Texas. Each deportee’s nationality was verified, signaling New Delhi’s involvement in the process. This is likely the first of many such deportations as part of a broader effort to address illegal immigration. The aircraft, typically equipped for larger transports, can accommodate up to 205 passengers, though it only has one toilet unles

The UK government has updated its travel advisory for India, particularly focusing on the possession and use of satellite phones. According to the revised advisory from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), British nationals are cautioned that carrying or operating satellite phones in India without a valid license is illegal. The advisory notes that several Britons have been arrested for attempting to bring satellite phones and other satellite-enabled navigational devices i

In response to growing concerns over liquor shops charging more than the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) for bottled liquor, the Andhra Pradesh government has introduced strict corrective measures. A new Government Order (G.O.) has been released, which imposes a fine of Rs 5 lakh for the first offense if liquor stores are found violating MRP regulations. The government aims to ensure that consumers are not charged unfair prices and that liquor sales are conducted with transparency. The n

Pawan Kalyan, the Deputy CM of Andhra Pradesh, expressed frustration over the continued illegal rice export activities at the Kakinada port. Despite having previously vowed to take action against these operations while in opposition, he found that the illegal trade was still ongoing under the NDA government. During his inspection of the port, Pawan Kalyan discovered that illegal rice shipments were still taking place, prompting him to reprimand Kakinada TDP MLA Vanamadi Venkateswara

The government of Andhra Pradesh, under the leadership of the NDA camp, is addressing pressing issues left by the previous administration, including the growing loan app culture. These loan apps are increasingly becoming a threat to the public, with many individuals falling victim to their deceptive practices. In a significant statement in the Assembly, Home Minister Anitha spoke out about the severe consequences of loan apps, which initially attract users by offering easy loans wit

In a significant operation in Alluri Sitarama Raju district, the local police successfully identified and destroyed five acres of illegal ganja cultivation in Degalarayi village, located in the G Madugula mandal. The operation was carried out with the help of advanced drone technology, a cutting-edge tool now being increasingly utilized by law enforcement in Andhra Pradesh. The use of drones allowed the police to detect the illegal crop cultivation in the thick forested area of the

If the reports appearing in a section of media are to be believed, Bharat Rashtra Samithi and former Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao can breathe it easy in the sensational illegal telephone tapping case involving former special intelligence branch chief T Prabhakar Rao. According to these reports, Prabhakar Rao, the prime accused and former Officer on Special Duty of the Special Intelligence Branch (SIB), has reportedly been granted a green card in the United States. The reports

On November 1, a tragic incident occurred at the Penang Sentral bus terminal in Butterworth, Malaysia, where an 18-year-old man lost his life due to electrocution while charging his mobile phone. After boarding an express bus to Kuala Lumpur, the teen plugged his phone into a socket available on the bus. Approximately ten minutes later, passengers heard him scream, and upon turning to check, they found him foaming at the mouth. Fellow passengers quickly called emergency services, wh

HYDRAA, the agency established by Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, has recently issued a report highlighting the alarming rate at which Hyderabad’s lakes are disappearing due to illegal land occupation. According to the agency, the initial stage of this encroachment involves builders filling lakes with construction waste and debris. Over time, this debris accumulates, blocking the natural water flow and preventing proper drainage during heavy rains, which ultimately leads to floo

HYDRAA, a new initiative spearheaded by Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, has recently captured significant media attention. The department's mission is to tackle illegal constructions encroaching on lakes, with a firm stance that no individual, regardless of influence, will be spared. Ranganath, the chief of HYDRAA, has made it clear that the department is committed to enforcing these regulations rigorously, demonstrated by the recent demolition of Akkineni Nagarjuna’s N-Conv

The Telangana government’s recent introduction of HYDRAA represents a significant effort to address illegal constructions encroaching on water bodies and protect FTL (Full Tank Level) and buffer zone lands. This initiative, spearheaded by Revanth Reddy, has generally received positive feedback for its environmental and regulatory goals. However, it has also sparked intense political opposition from BRS, BJP, and MIM, who are critical of the program’s implications. Vetera

Since Revanth Reddy assumed office as Chief Minister of Telangana in December, he has navigated a complex political landscape marked by significant challenges. His administration has faced pressure to deliver on campaign promises while managing strong opposition from both the Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) and BJP. Despite these hurdles, Reddy has demonstrated effective leadership and diplomacy, working to balance the expectations of his constituents with the demands of governance. One