The 6th State-Level Tribal Welfare Sports Meet is a statewide multi-sport competition organized by Telangana's Tribal Welfare Department for tribal students studying in government tribal welfare educational institutions. The event is intended to identify promising athletes, encourage physical fitness, and provide a pathway for talented students to compete at higher levels of sport.
The CM's (Chief Minister's) Cup is a state-wide grassroots sports competition initiated by the Government of Telangana to scout and foster athletic talent from rural and urban regions.
The Telangana Local Body Elections in Mulugu are conducted to elect representatives for local self-government institutions, including Gram Panchayats, Mandal Parishads, and Zilla Parishads. These elections empower citizens to choose leaders who will work toward the development of villages, improve public services, and address local issues such as roads, sanitation, drinking water, education, and healthcare. Residents of Mulugu are encouraged to exercise their right to vote and contribute to strengthening grassroots democracy and sustainable community development.
The Olympic Day Run 2026 in Mulugu was a massive local fitness event to promote sports, health, and a greener environment. Hundreds of youth, athletes, and local leaders participated in the run. Telangana ministers Danasari Anasuya Seethakka and Vakiti Srihari attended to cheer on the runners and celebrate athletic achievements.
Same thingSaralamma Fair(Medaram Jatara) is the world's largest tribal festival held in the state of Telangana. It is held grandly once every two years on the occasion of Magha Pournami in Medaram village of Tadwai mandal, Mulugu district. It is a grand festival held according to the customs of the Koya tribes.
Bonalu is a vibrant, month-long Hindu festival celebrated in Hyderabad, Telangana, during the holy month of Ashada (July–August) to worship and thank Goddess Mahakali. Women dress in traditional sarees and carry pots of cooked rice, milk, and jaggery on their heads as offerings.
