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Addressing these issues, chairperson of child welfare committee, Hyderabad, G. Shailaja pointed out that there is no one to monitor the children on a day-to-day or regular basis as the resources are insufficient. (Representational Image/ PTI)

Rescued kids go back to streets

There are a total of 10 government institutions for the rescued children, and the government is only paying Rs 50,000...

5 May 2022 3:21 AM IST

Most participants, particularly women, identified violence as a broad term, consisting of physical, mental, verbal and sexual abuse. Representational Pixabay pic

Girls suffer sexual abuse in silence

Many women face sexual and mental stress most of the time while fears of rape and sexual abuse haunt them

26 April 2022 3:39 AM IST

Justice Rekha Palli opined that not treating physical presence as a mandatory requirement would also encourages parties to easily get their marriages registered. (Representational image: PTI)

Marriage certificate awareness must for women to claim their rights

Registration of marriages will also help prevent child marriages and ensure that the minimum age of marriage is complied...

24 April 2022 1:48 AM IST

The mosquito menace reached such a proportion that more than 50 residents of Deendayal Nagar have fallen prey to dengue fever in the past few months. DC Image

No respite from mosquito menace in Hyderabad

Open nalas and garbage piles seen across the city are the main breeding grounds for mosquitoes

22 April 2022 12:45 AM IST

Deven Baheti, owner of a pet caf© in the city said he had so far celebrated birthdays of over 100 pets and special decoration was also set up for each animals birthday. (Image by Arrangement)

It-'s -'pawrty-' time for the pets too

In a relatively new trend, owners tend to celebrate their petsâ€™ bâ€™day on a grand note

21 April 2022 1:55 AM IST

ight rain that occurred in several areas since the wee hours intensified into moderate rain by evening and continued till midnight at regular intervals.(Repesentational Image.DC Image)

Moderate rain gives relief to some parts of Hyderabad

Last week, the temperatures touched 40 degrees Celsius in the city

16 April 2022 12:37 AM IST

Chorus is rising for the cancellation of SSC and Intermediate exams to ensure the safety of 16 lakh students and prevent them from contracting Covid. (Representational Photo: PTI)

Sangareddy Inter students hope to write exams without going to class

Over 1,000 students, in the first and second year have not registered for the final exams

15 April 2022 2:15 AM IST

Government schools in the GHMC limits have been posing a grave threat to students while the administrative buildings in the area are in dilapidated condition. (Representational Photo:DC)

Government schools, students suffer from poor infra

Even DEO office in dilapidated condition

13 April 2022 11:36 PM IST

Authorities of a temple in Puducherry on Thursday found a beggar outside the premises in possession of Rs 12,000 in cash, a bank account with Rs 2 lakh to her credit and an Aadhaar Card. (Representational Image)

Beggars prefer living on roads to shelter homes

The beggars say they are better-off living on roads as they get different varieties of food, water, clothes and blankets

11 April 2022 7:28 AM IST

In view of SSC examinations scheduled from April 27, classes for class 10 students will continue as usual with additional study hours. Representational image/DC

Complaints of sexual harassment at school for visually challenged

The warden in this Old City school remains in the premises from 10am to 3pm but lives 30km away

8 April 2022 9:09 AM IST

42 students of the government school in the Viswanagar area of Nandyal town in Kurnool district fell sick after having their mid-day meal at the school premises on Friday. (Representational Photo:DC)

Mid-day meals: Kids get broken rice, watery dal

Teachers say children who are in dire need of nutritious food are having to make do with smaller portions and tasteless...

6 April 2022 12:50 AM IST

The cost of a good quality branded tea powder is over Rs 500 per kg. However, these retailers sell the adulterated tea powder at Rs 150-180 per kg. (Representational image/Wikipedia)

Loose tea powder found mixed with coal tar dye

Tea powder adulterated with coal tar dye being sold in market, warn food inspectors

3 April 2022 11:56 PM IST