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Palnadu district leads Andhra Pradesh in recovering lost mobile phones via the CEIR system, earning the state's "Best Recovery Award." NTR and Eluru districts also secured top positions. Police successfully returned thousands of devices to owners, showcasing effective use of technology to aid citizens and improve public services across the state.

Step into the world of Bengaluru’s UHS Santhe, where the GKVK campus comes alive bi-monthly with the aroma of farm-fresh produce and the warmth of homemade delicacies. In a delightful departure from the fast-paced world of delivery apps, this fair invites food lovers to connect directly with farmers and self-help groups, rediscovering traditional spices and age-old recipes.

Tragedy struck in Jammu's Thuther area as a collapsed bridge during repair work claimed three lives. Rescue operations recovered the bodies after a section of the structure gave way. Authorities have launched a probe, suspending two engineers and forming a committee to investigate the incident and prevent future mishaps. One worker and a rescuer were also injured.

K Kavitha is launching a new political party in Telangana, aiming to fulfill the region's "unfinished agenda." She stated her supporters were expelled from the BRS, not that they left. Kavitha emphasized her deep connection to Telangana and its people, viewing them as her family, despite strained ties with her father's party and family.

K Kavitha, daughter of former Telangana CM K Chandrashekar Rao, launched a new political outfit, Telangana Rashtra Sena (TRS), in Hyderabad. She stated the BRS party deviated from its core Telangana aspirations. Kavitha, who claims expulsion from BRS, emphasized her commitment to the state's development and people, viewing them as her family.

Telangana High Court has upheld the PC Ghose Commission's probe into the Kaleshwaram project, deeming it neither illegal nor arbitrary. However, the court ruled that the commission's findings were prejudicial to petitioners, including former CM K Chandrashekar Rao, and thus, no action can be taken based on them. The inquiry itself stands validated.

Tamil Nadu polls see numerous micro-parties vying for attention, not victory. Candidates from obscure outfits in Perambur and Kolathur aim for visibility and bargaining power, hoping to secure future relevance. These parties, often fielding candidates with limited campaigns, seek to influence larger political players by collecting crucial votes.