A couple of thousand activists headed by Prof. Kodandaram, who sat down for an Egypt-style protest, were driven back by pouring rain close to midnight on Sunday, after the heady success of the ‘Sagara

Sunday’s Telangana march has once again brought to the fore the clear-cut division among the T-Congress leaders on how to approach the separate state issue. While many Congress MLAs and ministers fro

City streets surrounding the Hussainsagar turned into battlefields while Eat Street, Jalavihar, Ohri’s restaurant, including tourist spots of Necklace Road were damaged in the stone-pelting by angry T

Even as the supporters of T-march thronged the heart of the city, the CoP-11 venue at Madhapur and other parts of the city remained peaceful, though the arriving delegates expressed concern about saf

Police Commissioner Anurag Sharma on Sunday said the role of 'Left-wing extremists' is being suspected in stirring up the violence resulting in massive damage to properties and arson as the activists

Human greed has caused a major damage to the delicate biological diversity over the centuries. The estimated cost of rectifying this damage, at least to some extent, comes to a whopping Rs 23,65,000 c

Braving police blockades, lathicharge, teargas shelling, water cannons and a heavy downpour, thousands of Telangana activists went on a massive “Sagara Haaram Telangana March” to Hyderabad’s Necklace

The inaugural session of Meeting of Parties (MoP) to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety will be held at the Hyderabad International Convention Centre here on Monday. There will be deliberations on th

During the Meeting of Parties (MOP-6) of United Nations Convention of Biodiversity that kick starts on Monday, the Indian government will push for a “no punitive action” against countries failing to

The Telangana march robbed citizens of a Sunday, usually spent going to a restaurant, movie or for a drive. People chose to stay indoors, resentful about having lost their day of leisure. “The best p