EAM Jaishankar meets Iran, Oman foreign ministers amid Gulf crisis
United Nations: External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar met the foreign ministers of two countries that are at the epicentre of the Gulf crisis, Oman and Iran, and discussed the situation that has...
View ArticleTwo siblings, who went missing from Ranchi, freed from kidnappers in...
Ranchi: The two siblings, who went missing from Ranchi’s Dhurwa area 12 days ago, were freed from kidnappers in Jharkhand’s Ramgarh district on Wednesday, police said. A police team was sent from...
View ArticleOpinion: The power of Journalling
By Viiveck Verma Against the backdrop of a screen-saturated age, the practice of putting pen to paper is re-emerging as a cherished ritual. Journaling, an ancient practice with roots in various...
View ArticleThe age of absurd AI greetings
By P Nagarjuna Rao Festivals and special days once brought thoughtful greetings — a heartfelt note, a phone call brimming with warmth. Those days are behind us. Today, we are drowning in AI-generated...
View ArticleMBU gets diamond status in QS ratings
Hyderabad: QS I-GAUGE accorded the Mohan Babu University (MBU) the diamond status in the overall category, propelling it to the ranks of esteemed educational institutions. Each QS rating undergoes...
View ArticleNetizens celebrate National Handloom Day by sharing their pictures in...
Hyderabad: On the occasion of National Handloom Day today, netizens are delightfully accepting the challenge of sharing their pictures wearing handloom clothes. IT Minister K.T. Rama Rao, Hyderabad...
View ArticleCelebrating Secular Spirituality: The Hyderabad connection to Aurobindo
August 15, 2021 which ushers in the 150th year of the birth anniversary of Sri Aurobindo, the great revolutionary turned yogi is not just synchronicity, that the Indian Independence Day coincides with...
View ArticleTwo siblings, who went missing from Ranchi, freed from kidnappers in...
Ranchi: The two siblings, who went missing from Ranchi’s Dhurwa area 12 days ago, were freed from kidnappers in Jharkhand’s Ramgarh district on Wednesday, police said. A police team was sent from...
View ArticleOpinion: The power of Journalling
By Viiveck Verma Against the backdrop of a screen-saturated age, the practice of putting pen to paper is re-emerging as a cherished ritual. Journaling, an ancient practice with roots in various...
View ArticleThe age of absurd AI greetings
By P Nagarjuna Rao Festivals and special days once brought thoughtful greetings — a heartfelt note, a phone call brimming with warmth. Those days are behind us. Today, we are drowning in AI-generated...
View ArticleMBU gets diamond status in QS ratings
Hyderabad: QS I-GAUGE accorded the Mohan Babu University (MBU) the diamond status in the overall category, propelling it to the ranks of esteemed educational institutions. Each QS rating undergoes...
View ArticleNetizens celebrate National Handloom Day by sharing their pictures in...
Hyderabad: On the occasion of National Handloom Day today, netizens are delightfully accepting the challenge of sharing their pictures wearing handloom clothes. IT Minister K.T. Rama Rao, Hyderabad...
View ArticleCelebrating Secular Spirituality: The Hyderabad connection to Aurobindo
August 15, 2021 which ushers in the 150th year of the birth anniversary of Sri Aurobindo, the great revolutionary turned yogi is not just synchronicity, that the Indian Independence Day coincides with...
View ArticleThese five masters have crafted utilities to art by using clay
From apps that unleash your inner creator to YouTube channels solely dedicated to bringing together the potter community,pottery has had a digital makeover. This week, we take a look at five master...
View ArticleAdibhatla Narayana Das, a versatile genius and doyen of Harikatha
Narayana Das, also called as ‘Harikatha Pithamaha’ was born on 31st August 1864 to Venkata Chayanulu and Lakshmi Narasamamba, in Ajjada, a small village on the shores of Suvarnamukhi in the present...
View ArticleAndhs sowed seeds of civilisation in Deccan
Andhs appear to be the earliest civilised people living in the Deccan region, especially along the Godavari river, at least from the times of the Indus Valley civilisation (5,000 years ago). One of the...
View ArticlePampa’s writings throw new light on Telugu
Nizamabad: The Union government recently was reluctant to accord ancient language status to Telugu because of the argument that Telugu inscriptions were not older than 1,000 years, and because Telugu...
View ArticleMarasam and the rise of a movement
Siddipet: The World Telugu Conference (WTC) in Hyderabad from December 15 has provided the right opportunity for all to learn about prominent writers and associations that have taken Telugu literature...
View ArticleThe blossoming of Telugu
The State government decided to organise the prestigious World Telugu Conference as a memorable event to highlight the origin, evolution, growth and blossoming of Telugu language and literature in...
View ArticleWarangal on its path to become the prominent city for workforce development...
My first day back in Warangal led me to an invite to a family function in a village/suburb to Warangal. I felt like i will be prepared to get some bumpy roads on my way to this place called Katrapalli....
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