A brisk 20-minute walk each day is enough to reduce an individual's risk of early death, say British researchers.
Serving in Telangana appears to be the overwhelming preference of the IAS officers of the united Andhra Pradesh cadre.
Guntur MP Jaydev Galla has said that Hyderabad was no benchmark for the new capital city of Andhra Pradesh.
When Pawan Kalyan started the 'Jana Sena' he said it was not for power or positions but to question the system and those in ruling, irrespective of their Party.
Officially, the Telangana transport department has banned the taxi-service provider 'Uber' last month.
The Defence Research and Development Orgaanization (DRDO) is a government body responsible for the development of technology for use by the 'Indian Armed Forces.'
Normally when a politician is accused of a crime or wrong-doing, his Party is quick to jump to his rescue terming it an act of political vendetta.
The occasion was the lavish Party thrown by Venkayya Naidu commemorating the 'Makara Sankranthi' festival, in Delhi.
In an interesting move, Chandrababu Naidu has decided to employ nearly more than a dozen journalists on behalf of the TDP.
Software major Infosys Wednesday announced a $250-million (Rs.1,550-crore) 'Innovate in India' fund to financially support start-ups.
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has finally decided to take the help of Dubai in developing Smart Cities in Hyderabad, as he did not get the required response from Singapore, which is keen on construction of new capital of Andhra Pradesh.
Vikram's three looks, Shankar and a Sankranthi release made 'I' a highly anticipated release of 2015. In Telugu, the film competes with the recently released multi-starrer Gopala Gopala.
The three-day Sankranti festival kicked off with fervour and gaiety across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Wednesday with the celebration of Bhogi on the first day.
Find out where government lands in and around your city are! Then gather around a hundred similar families and start staying in those lands.
Film buffs would remember this popular dialogue from Nagarjuna's movie, Sivamani which was directed by Puri Jagannath.