Politicians who had lobbied for the transfer of Medak SP Avinash Mohanty have failed in their efforts.
During the recent transfers of 45 IPS officials in the state, the SP was not on the list.

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Social activist T.J. Abraham, who was arrested on Thursday in a 10-year-old case, was granted bail on Friday.

Mr Abraham, who has filed private complaints before the Lokayukta court against former mi

Following the Karnataka high court order against Bangalore University (BU) registrar Prof. B.C. Mylarappa, the state government has decided to remove him from his post and make adhoc arrangements till

The state government on Thursday released the list of holidays — in the general category and those declared under the Nego-tiable Instruments Act.

While there are 17 holidays under the NI Act, the go

After months of negligent waste disposal, and failing to satisfy the Karnataka High Court that it was capable of hewing to the task, a bench headed by Chief Justice Vikramajit Sen gave the inept state

To the rest of the city mounds of uncleared garbage on the streets may be a new experience, but in the Ejipura slum the people have become accustomed to living with them. Half-clothed, barefoot childr

Five-year-old Anjaneya Reddy's mother, Ganga Maheswari said, “The teacher, without ascertaining the facts, forced my son to drink urine. When my boy resisted, she asked the students to hold his hands

With the well-marked low pressure weakening in the Bay of Bengal, most places in the north coastal districts of Tamil Nadu would receive rainfall on Friday.

Weathermen have said that scattered rainfa

The Secunderabad Canton-ment Board is likely to spare residents within its limits from an immediate drinking water tariff hike.

The elected ward members, led by vice-president B. Narmada, deferred th

The Madras high court has pulled up government adv­o­cates for voluntarily taking notice for autonomous bodies such as co-operati­ve societies and panchayats. The court has directed the commissioner o