Herald Bureau

Hyderabad crime: Woman arrested for sexually assaulting a minor Boy

According to police reports, the accused, a resident of Jubilee Hills, befriended the minor boy, who lived in her neighborhood. She allegedly lured him to her residence under false pretenses and subjected him to repeated sexual assaults. The woman is said to have coerced the boy with threats, warning him that she would falsely accuse him of rape if he disclosed the abuse to anyone.

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Andhra extended a renewed push for its dream capital

Naidu, who first envisioned Amaravati in 2014 post-bifurcation, has vowed to complete the project within three years. His ambitious plans include eco-friendly urban infrastructure, global educational institutions, and an iconic inverted lily-shaped assembly building. With renewed investor confidence, foreign collaborations-including the re-engagement of Singapore for the city’s masterplan- are picking up pace.

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Virat Kohli’s Accidental Insta ‘Like’ Sparks a glamorous gossip frenzy

As the chatter intensified, Kohli took to his Instagram Stories to set the record straight. Without directly mentioning Kaur or the post, he explained: “While clearing my feed, it appears the algorithm may have mistakenly registered an interaction. There was absolutely no intent behind it. I request that no unnecessary assumptions be made.”

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Just Congress rumours, no truth! Harish Rao denies exit

A recent online report claimed that Harish Rao was being sidelined within the party and he was contemplating an exit. In response, Rao issued a strong rebuttal, dismissing the allegations as “entirely false and malicious.” He accused the Telangana Congress and its IT cell of fabricating such narratives through selective media leaks to divert attention from their governance failures.

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Wagah Border Sealed with hundreds failing to make it in time

For the first time in years, no individuals crossed the border today, leaving many stranded on both sides. Pakistani nationals who had been ordered to leave India found themselves unable to return home, as authorities on the other side reportedly refused to open the gates. Meanwhile, Indian citizens hoping to return from Pakistan were also left in limbo. 

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Drone Ban Ahead of Miss World 2025 in Hyderabad

According to an official notice from the Cyberabad Commissioner of Police, the prohibition will be enforced within a 5-kilometre radius of the event site. The restriction will remain in effect from May 4 to June 2 as part of security measures designed to ensure the safety of international delegates, dignitaries, contestants, and attendees.

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Hyderabad’s Tomato Battle Set to Make a Splash

The concept of La Tomatina gained widespread recognition in India following its portrayal in the 2011 Bollywood film Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara. Since then, it has captured the imagination of Indians seeking unique and unconventional forms of entertainment. However, such events have not been without controversy—most notably in 2013, when a proposed La Tomatina-style event faced strong opposition, prompting an online petition by netizens.

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CPI-Maoist pleas for talks draw a blank, pre-coditions rejected

Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister Vijay Sharma dismissed the Maoists’ conditions, emphasizing that talks must align with constitutional values. “We are ready for dialogue 24/7, but there’s no war-like situation to justify their ceasefire demands,” Sharma said, urging Maoists to surrender under the state’s rehabilitation policy.

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Intense operation ends as Karregutta falls to security forces

The operation was bolstered by advanced surveillance tactics, including satellite imagery and drones deployed to track Maoist movements. Strategic reinforcements replaced fatigued troops to sustain the momentum of the campaign. Unconfirmed reports suggest nearly 30 Maoists were killed in fierce gun battles, but official statements are yet to verify these figures.

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