Anil Budur Lulla

The BJP has succumbed to pressure and let Yeddyurappa stay.

The politics of pelf returns to haunt Karnataka’s ruling party

An NRI doctor tries to make the Railways address the 140,000 tonnes of shit left on the tracks daily

And what it says about the dwindling elephant numbers in the country.

Now, the Hyderabadi Haleem has received a Geographical Indication tag to protect it from poorer imitations that stand to dilute a rich tradition—and make sneaky inroads into a Rs 100 crore cottage industry.

What goes on behind the scenes in the Telugu film industry has been cast into the spotlight by a police force out to expose a secret world of Hyderabad’s powerful.

The Hogs are in India, but they’ll still be Made in America machines.

YSR’s Congressman son wants to replace Andhra Pradesh’s CM, but he has the Reddy brothers in the shadows in case he needs to play an alternate game of rebellious politics.

It’s bonanza time for booze buyers in Andhra Pradesh, as liquor marketers ply them with all sorts of freebies to raise consumption.

Some 350 companies—global and local—including Lakshmi Mittal’s Arcelor Mittal and Korean steel giant Posco, signed MoUs with the Karnataka government.