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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a fresh weather alert for Telangana, predicting widespread rainfall across the state on July 30 and continu

Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport has received a major international recognition by securing the prestigious Level 5 Accreditation under the Airpor

A fresh political controversy has erupted in Tamil Nadu after Tamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) filed a police complaint against DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin over an alleged objectionable remark involving actress Trisha during a public meeting in Thanjavur. The incident sparked strong reactions from political parties and the public. According to reports, the controversy began when some people in the crowd repeatedly chanted actress Trisha's name while Udhayanidhi was addressing a protest over the Cauvery water issue.

Actors and actresses rarely speak publicly about their political beliefs, often choosing to keep their personal opinions away from the spotlight. However, actress Sobhita Dhulipala has broken that trend by openly sharing her political ideology during a recent interview, triggering widespread discussions on social media. When asked to reveal something about herself that many people may not know, Sobhita said she holds strong political opinions. She described herself as a left-leaning liberal and added that she believes communism could one day succeed.

The Donald Trump administration is preparing another change to the US immigration system by proposing higher fees for certain employment-based visa renewals. The move is expected to increase costs for companies that employ foreign workers, particularly those relying on H-1B and L-1 visa holders. Until now, additional government fees were largely associated with new H-1B and L-1 visa petitions or job transfers. Under the proposed changes, employers may also have to pay substantial fees each time they apply to extend these visas, making renewals significantly more expensive.

Rumours about Shah Rukh Khan making a cameo in Allu Arjun's upcoming film Raaka have been circulating on social media for the past few weeks. The reports created excitement among fans who were eager to see the two stars share the screen. However, the latest industry buzz suggests that these rumours are not true. According to reports, Shah Rukh Khan is not playing a cameo role in Raaka. The makers have not made any official announcement regarding his appearance in the film. Directed by Atlee, Raaka is one of the biggest upcoming Indian films.

The political battle over the AP DSC 2025 teacher recruitment process has intensified, with the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) launching statewide relay hunger strikes demanding a CBI investigation into alleged irregularities and paper leak claims. The party has also called for the resignation of Andhra Pradesh Education Minister Nara Lokesh, holding him morally responsible for the alleged lapses in the recruitment process.

Varun Tej's latest entertainer, Korean Kanagaraju, has finally reached theatres, and the first reactions from audiences are beginning to pour in. While opinions are mixed on a few aspects of the film, early viewers largely agree that the comedy works well, with comedian Satya emerging as the biggest highlight of the movie. Moviegoers who watched the premiere have described Korean Kanagaraju as a fun commercial entertainer that delivers plenty of laughs.

The romantic drama Idhayam Murali, starring Atharvaa, has officially made its OTT debut on Netflix. After receiving a positive response during its theatrical run, the film is now available for streaming, giving audiences another chance to enjoy the emotional love story from home. In a pleasant surprise for Telugu audiences, the film is also streaming in Telugu along with its original Tamil version. This allows more viewers to experience the coming-of-age romance that won appreciation for its heartfelt storytelling and emotional performances.

Hardik Pandya's future with Mumbai Indians has become a major talking point ahead of the IPL 2027 trading window. With speculation growing over possible changes