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An NRI family from Andhra Pradesh has reportedly gone missing amid the devastating floods in Nepal, triggering concern among their relatives. Santosh, the elder son of Subhash Chandra Sahu from Panda Veedhi in Manyam district, is settled in London. He had travelled to Nepal along with his wife Surabhi, 43, son Spandan, 18, and daughter Saina, 13.

The Valmiki Corporation scam has triggered a major political controversy in Karnataka. Amid mounting pressure, Minister Nagendra announced his resignation, saying he was stepping down voluntarily to prevent the issue from causing further embarrassment to the Congress government.

21 Indians who were stranded in Nepal due to severe flooding have safely reached Delhi. The Ministry of External Affairs said that all of them are from Tamil Nadu. Ministers met the rescued Indians at Delhi Airport, following which they were sent to their respective hometowns.


The Dallas Area Rayalaseema Association (DARA) is making extensive preparations for its much-awaited Annual Picnic 2026 in Dallas, Texas. The event is expected to bring together members of the Telugu and Rayalaseema community for a day filled with culture, food, entertainment, and family fun.

The annual 5K Walk organized by the Sankara Nethralaya Detroit Chapter in Michigan was successfully conducted with enthusiastic participation from community members, families, children, volunteers and sponsors.

U.S. President Donald Trump has responded to the devastating floods in Nepal, saying the United States is ready to provide all necessary assistance to the country. Trump said around 90 American citizens are missing in the floods and that Washington has begun efforts to locate them.

Eight-year-old Telugu-origin chess prodigy Sarayu Talapaneni has created a remarkable achievement on the international chess stage by winning the Under-8 Girls Classical title at the Pan American Youth Chess Championship held in Medellin, Colombia.

Megastar Chiranjeevi expressed deep grief over the sudden demise of veteran actor and producer GV Narayana Rao, 73. Chiranjeevi paid his last respects to Narayana Rao’s mortal remains at Mahaprasthanam in Hyderabad and became emotional while recalling their nearly five-decade-long friendship.

“Desa Bhashalandu Telugu Lessa” — the famous words attributed to Vijayanagara emperor Sri Krishnadevaraya continue to echo the pride and glory of the Telugu language. And when the iconic song “Cheyyethi Jai Kottu Telugoda.. Gatam entho Ghanakeerthi Galavoda” is heard, it evokes a deep sense of pride among Telugu-speaking people.

