AI Surveillance, Drones, Data, and Death: A New Age of War
Article Today, Hyderabad: Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming modern intelligence systems. Governments now rely on vast streams of digital data to assess threats and track movements. What once required physical surveillance now depends on algorithms, sensors and real-time analytics. As a result, data has become a strategic asset in geopolitical competition. The United States,…
CPM Reprimands Senior Leader – Central Committee Censures Tammineni
Article Today, Hyderabad: The Communist Party of India (CPM) has formally reprimanded senior leader Tammineni Veerabhadram. The decision was taken by the party’s Central Committee after reviewing his conduct during his tenure as state secretary in Telangana. The committee said he followed political positions that deviated from the party line. It described the actions as…
Kalisetti Initiates Support as War Fears Escalate
Article Today, Vizianagaram: Rising hostilities between the United States–Israel alliance and Iran have intensified tensions across West Asia. The impact has reached thousands of Telugu workers living in Bahrain and neighbouring Gulf countries. Flight services face disruptions. Local transport remains uncertain. As a result, many families in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana report growing concern over…
Parkinson’s Drug Under Scrutiny – Dopamine Therapy Raises Concerns
Article Today, Hyderabad: Medicines prescribed for Parkinson’s disease are facing renewed scrutiny after reports linked them to severe behavioural side effects. The drug ropinirole, a dopamine agonist, is widely used to manage tremors and movement disorders. However, patients in several countries have reported sudden changes in behaviour after starting treatment. These include compulsive gambling, hypersexuality,…
Bets Before Bombs: ₹1,200 Crore Betting on Khamenei’s Death
Article Today, Hyderabad: The reported death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has shaken international politics. However, parallel activity in online prediction markets has drawn equal attention. Large financial bets were placed on possible military escalation and leadership change in Iran. The timing of these trades has raised serious questions. Prediction Platforms Under ScrutinyOne of…
Poverty Turns Tourist Attraction – Dharavi Draws Global Visitors
Article Today, Mumbai: Narrow lanes in Mumbai’s Dharavi are drawing increasing numbers of foreign and domestic visitors. Tour operators now market guided walks through one of Asia’s largest informal settlements. These tours present daily life, small industries, and living conditions to paying guests. The trend has sparked debate about ethics and representation. Commercialization of HardshipTour…
Rare Felicitation At Telugu Meet – Former IPS Honours MP Appalanaidu
Article Today, Amalapuram: The third World Telugu Conference held in Amalapuram of Konaseema district on Sunday witnessed a rare moment of recognition. Vijayanagaram Member of Parliament Kalisetti Appalanaidu attended the event as a distinguished participant. The gathering brought together cultural leaders, public representatives, and intellectuals under one platform. Praise From Former IAS OfficerFormer IPS officer…
Nobel Amid Conflict: The Peace Prize Paradox
Article Today, Hyderabad: The Nobel Peace Prize has entered the centre of a political storm. United States President Donald Trump, who once criticised the Nobel Committee for overlooking him, now finds himself linked to the award in an unusual way. The development comes at a time when Washington has launched fresh military action against Iran….
Weekend Murders, Rising Profits – Luxury Resorts Host Crime Games
Article Today, Hyderabad: A scream breaks the silence inside a luxury resort. Guests gather around what appears to be a body. However, the scene is staged. The participants have paid to enter a live “murder mystery” experience. They now search for clues, question suspects, and attempt to identify the fictional killer. This form of crime-themed…
Elderly Targeted in Insurance Policy Push – Banks Accused of Mis-selling
Article Today, Hyderabad: Insurance mis-selling has emerged as a serious concern in India’s banking sector. Retired individuals and senior citizens appear particularly vulnerable. In several reported cases, customers say bank officials presented insurance products as fixed deposits or safe savings plans. However, the documents later revealed long-term life insurance policies with distant maturity dates. The…
