A sharp surge in government salary expenditure in Telangana has sparked widespread public debate over fiscal priorities and budget management. Reports indicate that the rising salary bill for government staff is placing increased pressure on state finances, prompting discussions on sustainability, welfare spending, and long-term economic planning. The development has intensified political and public scrutiny over governance, expenditure, and resource allocation.


Telangana: Salary Surge for Govt Staff Triggers Public Debate 

The Telangana State BJP chief, N. Ramchander, has been placed under house arrest amid rising political tensions in the state. Authorities say the move comes in the context of ongoing protests and law‑and‑order concerns, though party leaders have condemned the restriction as politically motivated. The situation has sparked debate over civil liberties and political freedom, with vocal criticism from opposition ranks and BJP activists nationwide.


India: Telangana  State BJP Chief N Ramchander Under House Arrest 

BJP workers in Telangana are protesting and demanding a thorough inquiry following the alleged suicide of a party candidate, reportedly linked to harassment. The incident, which has led to high security at the DGP office, occurred just before local elections, causing significant tension. Protesters are seeking justice for the alleged suicide, which emerged amidst the civic poll developments. 


Telangana Civic Polls: BJP Workers Protest; Demand Justice For Alleged Suicide of Candidate

Former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao was questioned for over four hours in connection with the alleged illegal phone tapping case Sunday. According to SIT sources, KCR was questioned over his role in sanctioning the tapping.


India: Telangana Ex-CM KCR Grilled for Over 4 Hours, BRS Calls Case Bogus & Frivolous

Trouble is mounting for former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao as the Special Investigation Team has served him a notice in the alleged phone tapping case during the BRS regime. The probe focuses on claims of illegal surveillance and misuse of state machinery.


Trouble Mounts for Ex-Telangana CM KCR | SIT Serves Notice in Phone Tapping Case 

Telangana Police, in collaboration with the Crime Investigation Department (CID), has launched India’s first on-site F.I.R (First Information Report) initiative. This innovative program allows citizens to file F.I.Rs directly at the scene of incidents, speeding up investigations and improving law enforcement efficiency.

India’s First On-Site F.I.R Initiative: Telangana Police Teams Up With CID

Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced on January 12, 2026, a proposed bill for the Budget session to deduct 10-15% from government employees' salaries if they neglect elderly parents, crediting funds directly to parental accounts.


Telangana's Pay Cut Plan for Parental Neglect

Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced plans on January 12, 2026, to introduce legislation deducting 10-15% of government employees' salaries if they neglect elderly parents, transferring funds directly to parental accounts. 


Telangana Eyes 10-15% Pay Cut for Neglectful Staff

Reports emerged of over 500 stray dogs killed in Telangana's Kamareddy and Hanamkonda districts since early January 2026, allegedly via poisoning to fulfill gram panchayat election pledges against stray menace.

Telangana Dog Killings: Activists Sue Village Heads Over Mass Culling

Anil Ravipudi’s Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu (MSVPG), starring Chiranjeevi and Nayanthara, is gearing up for release on January 12, ahead of Sankranthi. Reviews and ratings for the film have been suspended on the ticketing platform BookMyShow (BMS), as per a court order, ahead of its release. The news had varied reactions on the internet.

Court Order Blocks 'MSVPG' Digital Reviews To Stop Bots

A YouTuber has been arrested for creating, uploading, and circulating child sexual abuse content on the internet. The accused, Kambeti Satya Murthy, was arrested by the Cyber Crime Police of Hyderabad Police in a case of child abuse.


How Telangana Police Crack Down on Offenders Who Watch & Share Child Pornography

The Telangana High Court has ordered status quo against the state's decision to allot one acre of government land in Borabanda to the Telangana Waqf Board for setting up a Muslim graveyard.


Telangana court pauses allotment of government land to Waqf board

The Telangana high court on Wednesday ordered an interim suspension of an order of Hyderabad’s Central Administrative Tribunal that suspended the Director General, Brahmos on Dec 29.


Telangana High Court suspends tribunal order on Brahmos director general suspension

Several Maoists, including key State Committee members, have surrendered and returned to the mainstream. Officials say this marks a significant step toward restoring stability in affected regions. This video covers the details of the surrender, government responses, and what it means for ongoing anti-insurgency efforts across the country. 

Maoists Including State Committee Members Return to Mainstream

Telangana Tragedy: A tragic road accident in Telangana’s Rangareddy district claimed at least 20 lives when a gravel-laden tipper truck collided head-on with a Telangana RTC bus near Mirzaguda on the Hyderabad-Bijapur highway. Several passengers were injured as the truck’s load of gravel fell onto the bus.

Authorities are investigating the cause of the collision, while the Telangana Chief Minister has ordered immediate relief and medical aid for the injured. Rescue teams are working at the scene to assist victims and their families.

Telangana tragedy: At least 25 killed as tipper truck collides with RTC bus

Telangana Road Accident: A tragic road accident occurred in Telangana's Ranga Reddy district near Chevella on November 3, 2025, when a speeding tipper truck carrying gravel collided head-on with a Telangana Road Transport Corporation (RTC) bus. At least 20 people were killed and 18 injured as the impact caused gravel to fall on the bus and severely damaged the vehicle.


Breaking: Telangana Road Accident: 20 Killed, 18 Injured in Massive Truck-Bus Collision 

Monsoon mayhem hits Telangana as rains trigger chaos across ...Torrential rains have caused severe flooding across Telangana, with the Musi River overflowing and threatening low-lying areas in Hyderabad, prompting evacuations to relief camps. Meanwhile, Andhra Pradesh is experiencing relentless monsoon rains and strong winds, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing orange and yellow alerts for most of the state.

Cyclone 'Montha' Approaches Andhra Coast, Indian Army, NDRF on High Alert

Cyclone Months Alert: IMD Drops Fresh Update on Cyclonic Systems

Cyclone Montha Likely to Make Landfall in Andhra Pradesh, IMD Issues Red Alert 

Monsoon mayhem hits Telangana as rains trigger chaos across ...Torrential rains have caused severe flooding across Telangana, with the Musi River overflowing and threatening low-lying areas in Hyderabad, prompting evacuations to relief camps. Meanwhile, Andhra Pradesh is experiencing relentless monsoon rains and strong winds, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing orange and yellow alerts for most of the state.


India: Torrential rains wreak havoc in Telangana while unforgiving monsoon grips Andhra Pradesh

Kerala: Kerala and Telangana are experiencing incessant heavy rains leading to widespread waterlogging, traffic disruptions, and potential flood risks. In Telangana, several districts have seen continuous downpours prompting red and yellow alerts with emergency teams on standby for rescue operations. 


India: Heavy rains lash Kerala, alert sounded in Telangana for next two days 

Kerala: Kerala and Telangana are experiencing incessant heavy rains leading to widespread waterlogging, traffic disruptions, and potential flood risks. In Telangana, several districts have seen continuous downpours prompting red and yellow alerts with emergency teams on standby for rescue operations. 

Kerala: Incessant Rains Lash Kerala and Telangana, Disrupt Daily Life

In a shocking incident, a first-year engineering student allegedly ended his life by committing suicide in his hostel, the Telangana police said on Monday (September 22). According to reports, senior students forced him to ragging, and also asked him to drink alcohol and taking him to a bar, where they told him to pay the bill of nearly ₹10,000. When the seniors pressured him to pay the full bill, the student ended his life by hanging himself. As per officials, the student died by hanging himself. Prior to that, he also recorded a video of himself claiming that his seniors were harassing him and asking for money.

Telangana Suicide: Engineering Student Ragged And Extorted For Money By Seniors

In a shocking incident, a first-year engineering student allegedly ended his life by committing suicide in his hostel, the Telangana police said on Monday (September 22). According to reports, senior students forced him to ragging, and also asked him to drink alcohol and taking him to a bar, where they told him to pay the bill of nearly ₹10,000. When the seniors pressured him to pay the full bill, the student ended his life by hanging himself. As per officials, the student died by hanging himself. Prior to that, he also recorded a video of himself claiming that his seniors were harassing him and asking for money.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/kashmir-s-horticulture-agriculture-tourism-and-handicraft-industries-welcome-the-reduction-in-gst-1758532225997">Kashmir's horticulture, agriculture, tourism, and handicraft industries welcome the reduction in GST</a>&nbsp;One of the police official said, “We have registered a case and are investigating into the matter. More details will be provided later.” Meanwhile, the family of the deceased staged a protest in front of Medipally police station demanding justice. They also demanded punishment for those responsible for his death.&nbsp;On September 11, the Delhi High Court expressed deep concern over the increasing number of student suicides in higher educational institutions, stressing the urgent need for a strong and effective anti-ragging system. This statement came as the court dismissed two petitions filed by the Aman Satya Kachroo Trust, which had contested the University Grants Commission's (UGC) decision to assign the contract for the National Ragging Prevention Programme to the Centre for Youth (C4Y) Society. The Bench, led by Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Anish Dayal, highlighted the disturbing rise in student suicides and called for swift action to address the issue. The judges emphasised that the establishment of a functional and responsive anti-ragging helpline is crucial and cannot be delayed, warning that further inaction could result in more tragic losses of young lives.

Telangana: First-year engineering student dies by suicide, alleged harassment by seniors; police register case

In a shocking incident, a first-year engineering student allegedly ended his life by committing suicide in his hostel, the Telangana police said on Monday (September 22). According to reports, senior students forced him to ragging, and also asked him to drink alcohol and taking him to a bar, where they told him to pay the bill of nearly ₹10,000. When the seniors pressured him to pay the full bill, the student ended his life by hanging himself. As per officials, the student died by hanging himself. Prior to that, he also recorded a video of himself claiming that his seniors were harassing him and asking for money. Also Read: Kashmir's horticulture, agriculture, tourism, and handicraft industries welcome the reduction in GST One of the police official said, “We have registered a case and are investigating into the matter. More details will be provided later.” Meanwhile, the family of the deceased staged a protest in front of Medipally police station demanding justice. They also demanded punishment for those responsible for his death. On September 11, the Delhi High Court expressed deep concern over the increasing number of student suicides in higher educational institutions, stressing the urgent need for a strong and effective anti-ragging system. This statement came as the court dismissed two petitions filed by the Aman Satya Kachroo Trust, which had contested the University Grants Commission's (UGC) decision to assign the contract for the National Ragging Prevention Programme to the Centre for Youth (C4Y) Society. The Bench, led by Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Anish Dayal, highlighted the disturbing rise in student suicides and called for swift action to address the issue. The judges emphasised that the establishment of a functional and responsive anti-ragging helpline is crucial and cannot be delayed, warning that further inaction could result in more tragic losses of young lives.

A first-year engineering student allegedly took his own life in Telangana after enduring ragging by seniors, who forced him to drink alcohol and pay a hefty bill

Telangana: First-year engineering student dies by suicide, alleging harassment by seniors; police register case

Indian Techie Shot Dead in California by US Police, Techie's Family Alleges Racism | WION World News

A 30-year-old Indian tech professional was fatally shot by police in California earlier this month after he allegedly stabbed his roommate, according to officials. Meanwhile, his family has accused authorities of racial discrimination and is calling for a comprehensive investigation into the events surrounding his death.


Indian Techie Shot Dead in California by US Police, Techie's Family Alleges Racism | WION

Hyderabad, the capital of India’s Telangana state, is known as the “City of Nizams” and was recognised as a 'Creative City of Gastronomy' by UNESCO. Gastronomy refers to the art and knowledge involved in preparing and eating good food, along with the fusion of culture. The identity of the city began with the influence of Persian and Turkish flavours, introduced during the Qutb Shahi dynasty in the 16th century and later enriched after the Mughal invasion.&nbsp;The Nizams, who ruled Hyderabad from 1724, were passionate food lovers and employed several foreign cooks in royal kitchens. These palace kitchens played a significant role in preserving and enhancing the rich and diverse food culture of Hyderabad, more so than any restaurant or cookbook.&nbsp;“The Nizams used to marry girls from Central Asia, and the brides used to bring their own khansamas [house servants] or royal cooks so that they could bring their cooking traditions with them. This led to an amalgamation of influences from various countries. Because there was a lack of water in the rocky terrain, millet used to be the staple grain, as it needed less water. Grains like rice came in much later," explains celebrated chef Chalapathi Rao, of Simply South restaurant in Hyderabad, according to the South China Morning Post.&nbsp;To make Hyderabadi cuisine distinctive, it combines rice and meat with a liberal use of vegetables, spices, and souring agents like tamarind. This complex blend of Indian, Arabic, Persian, Mughlai, and Turkish influences defines Hyderabadi contemporary cuisine.&nbsp;“The influence of food from the North is evident in the rich and aromatic dishes, while the abundant spices from southern India and Telugu cuisine add a distinct touch,” notes Sampath Srinivas Thummula, the chef behind popular Hyderabad restaurant The Spicy Venue, which serves typical regional fare. “Ingredients like saffron, mace, black cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon are predominantly used, but what sets Hyderabadi cuisine apart is the combination of these spices with tamarind, dry coconut, chillies from Guntur, and curry leaves.”<h3>What are other Hyderabadi cuisines?</h3>The city also has a special blend of aromatic spices, roots, and herbs known as ‘potli masala.’ In this, seasonings are filled into a pouch or sachet of muslin cloth, infusing gradually into the gravy of a curry at the right time to bring the required amount of flavour.&nbsp;“Usually, the potli masala has many spices,” Rao further explained, “from spices like dried vetiver and paan ki jadd (betel root) to kalpasi or black stone flower (a dried lichen), fennel seeds, dried rose petals, kasoori methi (fenugreek leaves), kabab chini (dried berries of Piper cubeba), star anise, cinnamon, royal cumin and others. This pouch of spices is left in dishes like nihari, a slow-cooked meat stew.”&nbsp;In addition, the most popular dish of the 'Creative City of Gastronomy' is ‘Hyderabadi biryani,’ which features basmati rice and meat cooked together in a pot and is frequently found on the menus of Indian restaurants globally. However, based on the recipe, a local biryani may use many spices, from cinnamon, cloves, and cardamom to bay leaves, papaya paste, nutmeg, mace flower, caraway, star anise, and saffron.&nbsp;“The No 1 spice used in Hyderabadi cuisine is chillies – mostly dried red chillies that are either fried, powdered, ground into a paste or whole. That is because the people of Telangana were the first in India to use chillies in cooking and this is recorded in history, when the court poet of King Krishnadevaraya mentions chillies in the 16th century," &nbsp;Kurush Dalal said, a Mumbai-based food historian.&nbsp;All with herbs and spices in Hyderabadi cuisine, local cooks use souring ingredients, like mango, tamarind, gongura leaves, and also ingredients like dried coconut, sesame seeds, peanuts and curry leaves.&nbsp;Another traditionally served Hyderabadi delicacy, 'Mirchi ka salan', is a shining example of the city’s amalgamation of different Indian cuisines alongside biryani. In order to make this dish, coconut, peanuts, sesame and poppy seeds are roasted, then made into a paste. In addition, aromatic spices such as cumin, curry leaves, mustard seed, red chilli peppers, fenugreek and ginger garlic paste are used alongside tamarind pulp to give it a tangy punch.

Hyderabadi cuisine combines rice and meat with a liberal use of vegetables, spices, and souring agents like tamarind to make it distinctive. Additionally, the most popular dish of the city is ‘Hyderabadi biryani,’ which features basmati rice and meat cooked together in a pot.



Hyderabad, the capital of India’s Telangana state, is known as the “City of Nizams” and was recognised as a 'Creative City of Gastronomy' by UNESCO. Gastronomy refers to the art and knowledge involved in preparing and eating good food, along with the fusion of culture. The identity of the city began with the influence of Persian and Turkish flavours, introduced during the Qutb Shahi dynasty in the 16th century and later enriched after the Mughal invasion. The Nizams, who ruled Hyderabad from 1724, were passionate food lovers and employed several foreign cooks in royal kitchens. These palace kitchens played a significant role in preserving and enhancing the rich and diverse food culture of Hyderabad, more so than any restaurant or cookbook. “The Nizams used to marry girls from Central Asia, and the brides used to bring their own khansamas [house servants] or royal cooks so that they could bring their cooking traditions with them. This led to an amalgamation of influences from various countries. Because there was a lack of water in the rocky terrain, millet used to be the staple grain, as it needed less water. Grains like rice came in much later," explains celebrated chef Chalapathi Rao, of Simply South restaurant in Hyderabad, according to the South China Morning Post. To make Hyderabadi cuisine distinctive, it combines rice and meat with a liberal use of vegetables, spices, and souring agents like tamarind. This complex blend of Indian, Arabic, Persian, Mughlai, and Turkish influences defines Hyderabadi contemporary cuisine. “The influence of food from the North is evident in the rich and aromatic dishes, while the abundant spices from southern India and Telugu cuisine add a distinct touch,” notes Sampath Srinivas Thummula, the chef behind popular Hyderabad restaurant The Spicy Venue, which serves typical regional fare. “Ingredients like saffron, mace, black cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon are predominantly used, but what sets Hyderabadi cuisine apart is the combination of these spices with tamarind, dry coconut, chillies from Guntur, and curry leaves.” What are other Hyderabadi cuisines? The city also has a special blend of aromatic spices, roots, and herbs known as ‘potli masala.’ In this, seasonings are filled into a pouch or sachet of muslin cloth, infusing gradually into the gravy of a curry at the right time to bring the required amount of flavour. “Usually, the potli masala has many spices,” Rao further explained, “from spices like dried vetiver and paan ki jadd (betel root) to kalpasi or black stone flower (a dried lichen), fennel seeds, dried rose petals, kasoori methi (fenugreek leaves), kabab chini (dried berries of Piper cubeba), star anise, cinnamon, royal cumin and others. This pouch of spices is left in dishes like nihari, a slow-cooked meat stew.” In addition, the most popular dish of the 'Creative City of Gastronomy' is ‘Hyderabadi biryani,’ which features basmati rice and meat cooked together in a pot and is frequently found on the menus of Indian restaurants globally. However, based on the recipe, a local biryani may use many spices, from cinnamon, cloves, and cardamom to bay leaves, papaya paste, nutmeg, mace flower, caraway, star anise, and saffron. “The No 1 spice used in Hyderabadi cuisine is chillies – mostly dried red chillies that are either fried, powdered, ground into a paste or whole. That is because the people of Telangana were the first in India to use chillies in cooking and this is recorded in history, when the court poet of King Krishnadevaraya mentions chillies in the 16th century," Kurush Dalal said, a Mumbai-based food historian. All with herbs and spices in Hyderabadi cuisine, local cooks use souring ingredients, like mango, tamarind, gongura leaves, and also ingredients like dried coconut, sesame seeds, peanuts and curry leaves. Another traditionally served Hyderabadi delicacy, 'Mirchi ka salan', is a shining example of the city’s amalgamation of different Indian cuisines alongside biryani. In order to make this dish, coconut, peanuts, sesame and poppy seeds are roasted, then made into a paste. In addition, aromatic spices such as cumin, curry leaves, mustard seed, red chilli peppers, fenugreek and ginger garlic paste are used alongside tamarind pulp to give it a tangy punch.

Hyderabadi cuisine combines rice and meat with a liberal use of vegetables, spices, and souring agents like tamarind to make it distinctive. Additionally, the most popular dish of the city is ‘Hyderabadi biryani,’ which features basmati rice and meat cooked together in a pot.&nbsp;

From city of Nizams to city of flavours: Hyderabad crowned UNESCO's 'Creative City of Gastronomy'

The nationwide General strike against the Government and its “anti-labour, anti-farmer and anti-people” policies by a total of 10 central trade unions and independent sectoral federations will be joined by more than 25 crore workers engaged in various sectors, including white collar employees in banking and insurance sectors employees in offices and shops, transport and hospitality sector workers, gig workers, public and private sector industry units and farmers.&nbsp;<h2>Which states are likely to be hit most by the Bharat bandh?</h2>Kerala: Kerala has seen a near shutdown. KRSTC buses are on the roads, and limited taxi and autorickshaw services are available. Schools and colleges are also likely to be affected due to high participation from teacher and employee organisations. While the Urban centres have seen limited disruptions, no major incidents of violence have been reported.Telangana: Telangana Rashtra Samithi, the ruling party, has stood in support of the protest, with Telangana becoming the worst-hit state in the protest. CM’s son K.T. Rama Rao will participate in the protest in Hyderabad.West Bengal: Roads are empty, shops are shut, and buses are running under heavy police deployment. West Bengal CM has extended her support to the bandh. She will sit near the Gandhi statue in central Kolkata in symbolic support.

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Punjab and Haryana: The epicentre of farmer movements, Punjab and Haryana saw markets closed in Amritsar, Moga, Sangrur, Mohali, Panipat and Ambala. Farmers are planning to reach the Tikri border with the Delhi government on high alert.&nbsp;Mumbai: Banks and postal services are likely to be affected. Trains, schools and private offices to run normally. All major agriculture and fruit markets remain shut, along with goods transporters. However BJP bastion of &nbsp;Nagpur remains functional.&nbsp;Assam: Even though it is a BJP-ruled state, Assam has witnessed a near-total shutdown, with transport services, shops and establishments to remain shut, and security presence has been tightened.Karnataka: Nearly 300 farmer organisations have joined in the Bharat Bandh protest in Karnataka. Farmer organisations will protest in their villages and towns due to logistical constraints. People around Bengaluru were called to join the protest near Vidhan Soudha, where the controversial APMC and land reform bill is in session.&nbsp;Nationwide, approximately 25 crore workers are protesting against the proposed labour code to be implemented on April 1. Almost 27 lakh electricity workers will join the Bharat Bandh protest against rampant privatisation by the government.

More than 25 crore workers from 10 central trade unions are joining in for the Bharat Bandh today, with Telangana, Kerala and West Bengal being the worst hit states.

The nationwide General strike against the Government and its “anti-labour, anti-farmer and anti-people” policies by a total of 10 central trade unions and independent sectoral federations will be joined by more than 25 crore workers engaged in various sectors, including white collar employees in banking and insurance sectors employees in offices and shops, transport and hospitality sector workers, gig workers, public and private sector industry units and farmers. Which states are likely to be hit most by the Bharat bandh? Kerala: Kerala has seen a near shutdown. KRSTC buses are on the roads, and limited taxi and autorickshaw services are available. Schools and colleges are also likely to be affected due to high participation from teacher and employee organisations. While the Urban centres have seen limited disruptions, no major incidents of violence have been reported. Telangana: Telangana Rashtra Samithi, the ruling party, has stood in support of the protest, with Telangana becoming the worst-hit state in the protest. CM’s son K.T. Rama Rao will participate in the protest in Hyderabad. West Bengal: Roads are empty, shops are shut, and buses are running under heavy police deployment. West Bengal CM has extended her support to the bandh. She will sit near the Gandhi statue in central Kolkata in symbolic support.

More than 25 crore workers from 10 central trade unions are joining in for the Bharat Bandh today, with Telangana, Kerala and West Bengal being the worst hit states.

Bharat bandh today: Which states are hit the most?

A couple has been arrested in the state of Telangana for live-streaming their sexual acts on a mobile phone for quick money. The police said that they shared access links on the platform with users who paid to watch them engage in intercourse online. The man is a car driver by profession, while the woman is a housewife. They have admitted to engaging in the activity for easy money. They had been carrying out their sleazy activity for a couple of months, but were caught in the act on June 17. Police said they charged people who wanted to watch their sessions online.The couple lives in Amberpet, and a case has been registered under the IT Act, the police said. Acting on a tip-off, a Task Force team and the Amberpet police raided their house on the afternoon of June 17. A few witnesses were with the police, and the latter acted on the information after obtaining a warrant.Three women police officers went to the terrace of the building where the couple lives. The premises were covered with curtains on all sides. The team caught them just as they were about to begin the online session. "A couple was about to participate in live sex inside the curtained space," the Amberpet police said. "The 40-year-old man and his 37-year-old wife, who were in a semi-nude state, were arrested," they added.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/jaipur-5-star-hotel-room-couple-sex-no-curtains-traffic-jam-1750399471057">Couple forgets to draw curtains of 5-star Jaipur hotel room while getting intimate, triggers traffic jam</a>&nbsp;<h2>Couple admitted to live-streaming sex</h2>&nbsp;Officers also seized four mobile phones, two tripods and two notebooks with payment details from their customers. Upon interrogation, the couple admitted to indulging in the act for money. They said they broadcast their sexual sessions live through a social media application. Viewers were charged between Rs 500 and Rs 2,000.The Task Force team told reporters, "The accused admitted they turned to online streaming of sexual content to overcome financial problems. A suo motu was registered under Section 296 (Obscenity in a public place) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Section 67 (A) of the Information Technology Act. The couple has two daughters who study in college and are unaware of their parents' activity. &nbsp;

A Telangana couple live-streamed their sexual endeavours for online customers who paid to watch them. The police received a tip-off about them and caught them just before they were about to go live online with their sexual acts.

A couple has been arrested in the state of Telangana for live-streaming their sexual acts on a mobile phone for quick money. The police said that they shared access links on the platform with users who paid to watch them engage in intercourse online. The man is a car driver by profession, while the woman is a housewife. They have admitted to engaging in the activity for easy money. They had been carrying out their sleazy activity for a couple of months, but were caught in the act on June 17. Police said they charged people who wanted to watch their sessions online. The couple lives in Amberpet, and a case has been registered under the IT Act, the police said. Acting on a tip-off, a Task Force team and the Amberpet police raided their house on the afternoon of June 17. A few witnesses were with the police, and the latter acted on the information after obtaining a warrant. Three women police officers went to the terrace of the building where the couple lives. The premises were covered with curtains on all sides. The team caught them just as they were about to begin the online session. "A couple was about to participate in live sex inside the curtained space," the Amberpet police said. "The 40-year-old man and his 37-year-old wife, who were in a semi-nude state, were arrested," they added. Also Read: Couple forgets to draw curtains of 5-star Jaipur hotel room while getting intimate, triggers traffic jam Couple admitted to live-streaming sex Officers also seized four mobile phones, two tripods and two notebooks with payment details from their customers. Upon interrogation, the couple admitted to indulging in the act for money. They said they broadcast their sexual sessions live through a social media application. Viewers were charged between Rs 500 and Rs 2,000. The Task Force team told reporters, "The accused admitted they turned to online streaming of sexual content to overcome financial problems. A suo motu was registered under Section 296 (Obscenity in a public place) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Section 67 (A) of the Information Technology Act. The couple has two daughters who study in college and are unaware of their parents' activity.

A Telangana couple live-streamed their sexual endeavours for online customers who paid to watch them. The police received a tip-off about them and caught them just before they were about to go live online with their sexual acts.

Telangana couple caught live-streaming sexual intercourse on apps for money

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy visited the site of the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel collapse in Nagarkurnool district on Sunday, where eight workers remain trapped following the collapse of the tunnel roof on February 22.

Telangana tunnel collapse: Telangana CM Reddy visits tunnel collapse site

Rescue efforts are ongoing for eight workers trapped in the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel in Nagarkurnool, Telangana, since its collapse on February 22. Watch in for more details!

Telangana tunnel collapse: 10 days on, 8 workers still trapped in tunnel

The rescue operation at the partially collapsed Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel in Telangana has entered its sixth day with eight workers still trapped inside. Watch this report for more details!

Telangana tunnel collapse: Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy says rescue ops to end in 2 days

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