Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Monday said his government would maintain cordial relations with neighbouring states as well as the Centre for faster development of the state.
Despite weak content and not so encouraging reviews, Venkatesh's "Babu Bangaram" grossed good amount by end of its first weekend.
The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are likely to blacklist about 20 startups and ecommerce companies this placement season for having reneged on offers made to graduating students last year.
Sania Mirza broke down in front of the media after losing the mixed doubles tennis bronze medal play-off here with her partner Rohan Bopanna, and raised doubts if she would be playing at the next Olympics in Tokyo.
Samantha, who usually doesn't miss any big events, was absent at the Janatha Garage audio launch. She cited health problems for missing out on the event.
After watching Tikka, everybody felt why Sai Dharam Teja, who has been very cautious in selecting stories for his films, has decided to do this film.
The sensational revelations based on the so-called diary of slain gangster Nayeem have been creating ripples in the media circles.
Hyderabad: The Andhra Pradesh and Telangana governments have come under flak from rationalists and atheists for spending public funds on ongoing Krishna Pushkaralu river festival.
Surprise blockbuster Pelli Choopulu is still minting money in its third week. The film is holding well despite new releases in this weekend.
With several non-resident Indians (NRI), especially from the US, complaining to the Cyberabad East police that their banking details were accessed by fraudsters by phishing, police have issued an advisory on Saturday urging citizens not to share passwords on email chats
The way the Chandrababu Naidu government has extended invitation to Leader of Opposition and YSR Congress party president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy for the Krishna Pushkaraalu has drawn a lot of flak not only from the Opposition party, but also from a section of media.
Former Director General of Police of erstwhile united Andhra Pradesh government V Dinesh Reddy, who made a vain bid to get into active politics after retirement, has been in the news again, albeit indirectly, for alleged connections with slain Maoist-turned-gangster Nayeemuddin.
If you are a celebrity or a top political leader, whatever you do or don't do will become a big news. That is what has happened with Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu.
Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu often claims that he has completely shifted to Andhra Pradesh after bifurcation and that he has nothing to do with Hyderabad.
Denying any links with renegade Maoist and gangster Nayeem, who was gunned down by police on August 8, former Andhra Pradesh police chief V. Dinesh Reddy on Saturday said that he wants to share some sensitive information with the Telangana Chief Minister.