Power cuts, especially the unscheduled outages, have badly affected government as well as private hospitals. While smaller nursing homes and hospitals are rescheduling surgeries, even major state-run

The state prisons department has decided to crack the whip on superintendent of the Chanchalguda Central Prison over allegations of corruption while dealing with the custody of mining baron Gali Janar

In further bad news for kitchen budgets, officials said the price of sunflower oil marketed by the government might increase by Rs 5 to Rs 10 in the coming months. Krishna Das, manager, Andhra Prades

The state government has decided to engage a fixed-wing aircraft on ‘wet lease’ basis for use by Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy. Though it was earlier proposed to buy a new aircraft at a cost of

Encroachment and illegal constructions are rampant along a nala, which carries excess water from Erla Cheruvu, Madinaguda, Serilingampally. A private builder has reclaimed the 15-feet wide nala, reduc

There is lack of security on the campus of the English and Foreign Language University (Eflu), which has exposed women students living in the university’s hostels to unpleasant episodes of eve-teasing

Dr I. Abhilash, a junior doctor at Gandhi Hospital, said, “Power fluctuation is a major problem. In the cardiology department on Monday, we could conduct just three angiograms and the others were post

The AP High Court on Monday wanted to know the stand of the Centre and the state government on the plea to conduct a probe into the IMG Bharata land deal. A division bench comprising acting Chief Jus

The legal tangle over the fee for engineering courses is likely to continue as the state government and some engineering colleges filed separate petitions in the AP High Court on the issue.

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In an attempt to reduce the fee hike burden on engineering students, the state government has devised a formula wherein the hiked amount will be passed on to the juniors equally for the next three yea