Telangana
Telangana: Vexed woman strangles, beats alcoholic son to death in Kothagudem
Vexed by her son Rajkumar’s harassment, the woman Dudamma tied his hands and legs, strangled and beat him to death Kothagudem: A woman allegedly killed her son, who was addicted to alcohol and was troubling the family members, at Edurugadda village of Laxmidevipally mandal in the district on Thursday. The deceased, Elkapalli Rajkumar (40) was said to have been torturing his mother, wife, and son physically and mentally for the past some time. His family members told him several times to mend his ways but in vain. Vexed by her son’s harassment, Dudamma tied his hands and legs, strangled and beat him to death. The locals who noticed the incident informed the police. Laxmidevipally Sub-Inspector Ramana Reddy visited the spot, booked a case, and took up the investigation into the incident.
Telangana
Unable to raise loans as no one trusts me, admits Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy
Says no money to pay retirement benefits, government trying to restructure debts and reduce interest component in banks to bail itself out of crisis Hyderabad: In a startling admission, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Thursday said the State government was unable to raise loans as no one trusted him nor the government. The State government has to pay Rs 8,000 crore retirement benefits to employees. On an average, every month, 1,000 employees were retiring from service and by the end of the year, 10,000 employees were retiring. Accordingly, Rs 8,000 crore retirement benefits were due. “From where do we get these funds. No one trusts us, no one will give us loans,” he said while speaking at the Koluvula Pandaga programme at Ravindra Bharathi here on Thursday. To bail itself out of the crisis, the government was trying to restructure the debts and reduce the interest component in the banks, he said. “I visited New Delhi 32 times…
Telangana
BRS challenges Telangana Congress on sand revenue, demands all-party MLA panel probe
BRS spokesperson Krishank Manne slams Congress government for hiking sand prices from Rs 1,200 per tonne (including GST and transportation) to Rs 1,800 per tonne (excluding GST and transportation) Hyderabad: The BRS has rubbished Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy‘s claims that sand mining revenue under the Congress is higher than the previous BRS regime. Challenging him to prove his claims, the party demanded for the constitution of an all-party MLA panel to audit daily sand revenue transactions for 2024-25. Charging the ruling Congress with misleading the public, BRS spokesperson Krishank Manne slammed the Congress for hiking sand prices from Rs 1,200 per tonne (including GST and transportation) to Rs 1,800 per tonne (excluding GST and transportation). As a result, the Congress is imposing additional financial burden on the people of Telangana. He also highlighted the ongoing lorry association protests against the government’s revised sand mining policies and alleged violation of environmental guidelines. The BRS leader refuted the Congress’ claims of…
Telangana
Young India Police School conducts draw of lots for admissions
Given the large number of applications received, the school committee adopted a lottery-based admission system to ensure transparency Hyderabad: The draw of lots, for admissions for the upcoming academic year, was held at the Young India Police School (YIPS) campus in Manchirevula on Thursday. Given the overwhelming response and the large number of applications received, the school committee adopted a lottery-based admission system to ensure transparency. Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand conducted the draw for various classes and handed over admission letters to the parents on the spot. Each class offers 40 seats (20 reserved for children of uniformed service personnel and 20 for the general public). The principal, parents, and senior police officials were present at the event. With the completion of the admission process, YIPS is ready to welcome its first batch of students across multiple classes. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy will inaugurate the school in the first…
Telangana
GO on temple board: Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy gains upper hand over Bhatti Vikramarka
The Revenue Minister gets government order appointing his follower as Peddammagudi chairman Kothagudem: The rivalry between Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy has scaled to new heights with the latter reportedly managing to get a government order, issued constituting a temple board of trustees, cancelled to make way for his followers. Earlier, on March 6, the Revenue (Endowment-II) Department had issued GO RT No: 66 appointing Congress leader Jammula Rajashekar, a follower of the Deputy Chief Minister, and 13 others as the Board of Trustees for Sri Kanaka Durga Ammavari Devasthanam (Peddammagudi) located at KP Jagannathapuram near Paloncha in the district. But the GO was put on hold for a fortnight, preventing the newly appointed Board from taking oath of the office as the Revenue Minister wanted his follower to be the chairman of the temple. Subsequently, on Wednesday, Endowment Principal Secretary Shailaja Ramaiyer issued…
HYDERABAD
Hyderabad: Officials seize 3,750 kg of spurious cotton seeds worth Rs 98.7 lakh, one person arrested
The Cyberabad Special Operations Team in a joint operation with Shamirpet police and Agricultural Department officials intercepted the truck transporting the seeds Hyderabad: The Cyberabad Special Operations Team (SOT) in a joint operation with Shamirpet police and Agricultural Department officials busted a spurious cotton seeds racket and arrested one person on Wednesday night. Officials seized 3,750 kg of spurious cotton seeds and a truck, altogether worth Rs 98.7 lakh. The arrested person was identified as S Naresh, a truck driver from Mancherial district. The absconding suspects were Suresh, from Mancherial, and Ramana from Karnataka. According to the police, Suresh hired Naresh for the transportation of prohibited (BG-III) cotton seeds from Ramana to Mancherial. For the assignment, he was paid Rs 50,000. The duo wanted to make easy money and planned to sell these banned seeds to farmers in Mancherial district. Based on a tip-off, the truck was caught at Thumukunta village…
HYDERABAD
Hyderabad: Man urinates on ATM at Raj Bhavan road, damages machine’s sensor
CCTV footage reveals that the customer after withdrawing cash from the ATM deliberately urinated on the machine Hyderabad: A man allegedly urinated on an ATM belonging to a private bank after withdrawing cash from it at Raj Bhavan road under the Punjagutta police station limits. As per available information, the incident occurred on March 10, when the unidentified man entered the ATM centre to withdraw cash. After completing the transaction, he urinated on the cash dispensing machine, which allegedly damaged the machine’s sensor. The incident came to light when the bank staff inspected the ATM recently and discovered that the sensor was not working. On examining the CCTV footage, it was revealed that a customer had deliberately urinated on the ATM inside the kiosk. Based on a complaint from the bank staff, the Punjagutta police booked a case and took up an investigation.
HYDERABAD
Two-year-old child injured in accident in Kukatpally, dies while undergoing treatment
Adritha suffered serious injuries and was immediately shifted to the hospital, where she died undergoing treatment. Based on the complaint from the child’s parents, the Kukatpally police have booked a case and taken up an investigation Hyderabad: In a tragic case, Adritha (2), who was injured after being mowed down by a car in Kukatpally, succumbed to injuries in the hospital on Thursday night. The incident occurred on March 16, when Adritha was playing on the street at the Vaddepalli Enclave under Kukatpally PS limits. According to the police, Adritha was playing and sitting on the speed breaker in the middle of the road. At the same time, a driver took a car out and missed to notice her. While making a turn, the car suddenly ran over the child. Adritha suffered serious injuries and was immediately shifted to the hospital, where she died undergoing treatment. Based on the complaint from…
HYDERABAD
Telangana SSC Public exams begin smoothly across State
Students started arriving at the centres one hour prior to commencement of the examination. They were given five minutes of grace time to enter the examination hall. Hyderabad: The SSC Public Examinations 2025 commenced smoothly across the State on Friday. The first language exam, which began at 9.30 am, will conclude at 12.30 pm. Students started arriving at the centres one hour prior to commencement of the examination. They were given five minutes of grace time to enter the examination hall. A total of 5,09,403 students, including 2,58,895 boys and 2,50,508 girls, registered for the examinations, which are being conducted at 2,650 centres set up across the State. As many as 28,100 invigilators and 2,650 chief superintendents and departmental officers have been deputed for examination duties. The Directorate of Government Examinations, which is holding the Class X exams till April 4, has set up a round the clock control room with phone number…
HYDERABAD
Hyderabad to experience hazy mornings, partly cloudy skies
The maximum temperature is expected to reach 37°C, while the minimum temperature may drop to 23°C. Surface winds are likely to be southerly, with speeds ranging between 4-8 kmph. Hyderabad: Hyderabad and its surrounding areas are likely to experience hazy conditions during the morning hours, according to the meteorological department. The sky will remain partly cloudy throughout the day. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 37°C, while the minimum temperature may drop to 23°C. Surface winds are likely to be southerly, with speeds ranging between 4-8 kmph. Residents are advised to be prepared for warm temperatures and reduced visibility in the morning due to haze.
HYDERABAD
Food safety authorities report violations in Yashoda Dairy Products facility at Jeedimetla
The inspecting teams reported house fly infestation, non availability of records related to pest-control, employee health, water and food analysis. Hyderabad: The teams of the Commissioner of Food Safety, who conducted inspections at Yashoda Dairy Products, Jeedimetla, Quthbullapur, have reported multiple violations at the facility under Food Safety and Standards Act. The inspecting teams reported house fly infestation, non availability of records related to pest-control, employee health, water and food analysis. The facility has several openings to the outside environment and is not fitted with insect proof meshes, flooring was found to be wet and patchy with stagnation of water and no proper drains. The employees were wearing hairnets but were found to be handling the food articles with bare hands, the inspecting teams observed. Few food articles like milk powder were found to be kept on ground instead of pallets and the cold room was not maintained in clean condition.…
National
Four Maoists killed in encounter in Chhattisgarh’s Narayanpur
After firing was stopped bodies of four Maoists and automatic weapons were recovered Kothagudem: Four Maoists have been killed in an encounter in border area of Kanker-Narayanpur districts in Chhattisgarh on Thursday. A joint police party comprising DRG/BSF personnel launched a search operation in the area following information about the presence of Maoists and fire broke between the Maoists and the security personnel. After firing was stopped bodies of four Maoists and automatic weapons were recovered. Search was operation continuing in the area, police said.
National
30 Maoists, one jawan killed in separate encounters in Chhattisgarh’s Bastar
Security forces have recovered the bodies of 30 Naxalites along with a large number of AK-47 rifles and semi-automatic weapons. Kothagudem: As many as 30 Maoists and one jawan have been killed in separate incidents of exchange of fire between the security forces and CPI (Maoist) cadres in Bastar region of Chhattisgarh on Thursday. In an encounter on the borders of Bijapur and Dantewada districts in the State 26 Maoists have been killed. Security forces have recovered the bodies of 30 Naxalites along with a large number of AK-47 rifles and semi-automatic weapons. One jawan of Bijapur DRG, Raju Oyyami was killed in the encounter, said Bastar Inspector General of Police Sundarraj P. Search operations have been going on Bijapur and Dantewada under Gangaloor police station limits, he added. In another anti-naxal operation by a joint party of DRG and STF personnel on the borders of Kanker-Narayanpur districts four Naxalites were…
HYDERABAD
Interstate drug peddling gang from Odisha busted in Hyderabad
Cops seize 7 kg of marijuana worth Rs 2.4 lakh from B Takri, Ghouri Jhara and Dhanarjaya Khila — all from Malkangiri in Odisha Hyderabad: The Task Force (South-East) team, along with the Afzalgunj police, nabbed a three-member interstate drug peddling gang, including two women, and seized 7 kg of marijuana worth Rs 2.4 lakh at Gowliguda on Thursday. The arrested gang members have been identified as B Takri, Ghouri Jhara and Dhanarjaya Khila, all from Malkangiri in Odisha. According to the police, the trio confessed that on the instructions of Sanjay, the kingpin from Malkangiri, they procured the drug from sources locally and came to Hyderabad in a private bus to deliver it to a drug peddler in Mangalhat. They were nabbed while waiting to deliver the contraband. Efforts are on to identify and nab other members of the gang.
National
Mumbai: 86-year-old woman loses Rs 20 crore to digital arrest
The accused persons had also forced the victim to stay at home for two months and checked her location daily by calling her every three hours, the police said Mumbai: An 86-year-old woman from south Mumbai lost more than Rs 20 crore of her savings over two months to a ‘digital arrest’ fraud, police said on Thursday. One of the fraudsters posed as a ‘CBI officer’ to extort money from the woman, they said, adding three persons have been arrested in connection with the crime which took place between December 26, 2024 and March 3 this year. The accused persons had also forced the victim to stay at home for two months and checked her location daily by calling her every three hours, an official said. The cyber police managed to freeze Rs 77 lakh belonging to the woman by identifying the bank accounts to which the money was transferred, he added. ‘Digital…
National
Bhutan’s role in global happiness recognition praised by Padma Shri SK Thorat
Commending Bhutan for its efforts, Padma Shri SK Thorat highlighted how Bhutan’s Happiness Index offers a unique perspective on human development, distinct from Western economic models Thimphu: Former Chairman of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Padma Shri SK Thorat, who was the chief guest at the International Happiness Day Conference in Thimphu on Thursday, commended Bhutan for convincing the United Nations to celebrate March 20 as International Happiness Day. Commending Bhutan for its efforts, Thorat highlighted how Bhutan’s Happiness Index offers a unique perspective on human development, distinct from Western economic models. Speaking at the International Happiness Day Conference organized by the Association of Buddhist Tourist Operators (ABTO) and the Buddhist Society of India (BSI), he emphasized that while most countries measure development through income and economic growth, Bhutan’s approach focuses on holistic well-being. A Unique Perspective on Happiness Addressing the gathering, the International President of ABTO, Mallepalli Laxmaiah, praised Bhutan, a small…
National
Nagpur violence: Muslims seek impartial probe
Largescale violence broke out in Nagpur after rumours about a chadar being burnt. Muslims leaders have appealed to Maharashtra CM for an impartial probe Nagpur: Members of the Muslim community in Nagpur have condemned the violence in Vidarbha’s largest city earlier this week and sought an impartial probe into it, claiming that timely action by police could have prevented it.Addressing a press conference on Thursday, they said Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis should meet representatives of both communities in a bid to establish peace.Large-scale stone pelting and arson were reported in several parts of Nagpur on Monday evening after rumours began circulating about a ‘chadar’ with holy inscriptions being burnt during protests led by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) seeking the removal of Aurangzeb’s tomb.“Efforts are being made to provoke the Muslim community through various means in the last two to three years. A minister has been continuously raising the topic…
Telangana
Siddiept man attempts suicide after Kukunurpally cop intervenes in civil matter
Kukunurpally SI Srinivas reportedly forces Srisailam to remove boundary wall, deputes ASI and constable to his house Siddipet: A man consumed pesticide on Thursday after he was reportedly unable to bear the harassment by the Kukunurpally SI over a boundary wall dispute in Kukunurpally village. A place of worship was built close to Srisailam’s residence 10 years ago in the village. When Srisailam built the boundary wall along the place of worship, Satyanarayana, who built the structure, approached the police accusing him of encroaching his place. Kukunurpally SI Srinivas reportedly forced Srisailam to remove the wall. On the same issue, Srinivas deputed an ASI and a constable to Srisailam’s home on Thursday. When the police tried to convey the message sent by the SI, Srisailam consumed pesticide in their presence. The constable confiscated the pesticide bottle and shifted Srisailam to the government hospital in Siddipet. Meanwhile, Srisailam’s neighbour Balanarasiah said they were being harassed by the…
Telangana
Warangal’s SR University celebrates 23rd Annual Sports Day at Ananthasagar campus
Sports Officer of IIT-Hyderabad Dr Baba Aditya Verma emphasises importance of sports in students’ lives, says sports helps reduce stress and enhance physical well-being Warangal: SR University’s 23rd Annual Sports Day held at the university campus at Ananthasagar was marked with enthusiasm, bringing together students, faculty and sports enthusiasts. Sports Officer of IIT-Hyderabad Dr Baba Aditya Verma attended the event held on Thursday. Addressing the students, he emphasised the importance of sports in students’ lives saying that sports helps in reducing stress and enhancing physical well-being. He encouraged students to actively engage in sports, stating that even a 30-minute walk every day can significantly improve one’s health. He congratulated the students for their remarkable performance in the South Zone Games. University Vice-Chancellor Prof Deepak Garg urged students to incorporate yoga and physical fitness into their daily routine as they play a crucial role in overall development. University Registrar Dr Archana Reddy said participation in sports…
Telangana
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy defends Miss World event, says it will generate hundreds of crores
Says Hyderabad will become landmark on the globe, this is a big opportunity and hospitality will be extended to representatives of over 3,000 newspapers and TV channels Hyderabad: Amidst objections from opposition parties over the State government’s priorities, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy defended hosting the Miss World contest in Hyderabad, claiming that it was an excellent tourism opportunity and would generate “a lot of revenue”. “Representatives from 140 countries will be staying in Telangana for over a month and visiting different tourist destinations. This is a big opportunity and hospitality will be extended to representatives of over 3,000 newspapers and television channels,” he said while addressing a gathering at Ravindra Bharathi on Thursday. Hyderabad will become a landmark on the globe. When many people come here, it would generate hundreds of crores of revenue for hotels, transport and other industries and eventually to the State government, he said. In a veiled attack on BRS working president KT…
Telangana
Telangana: Vexed woman strangles, beats alcoholic son to death in Kothagudem
Vexed by her son Rajkumar’s harassment, the woman Dudamma tied his hands and legs, strangled and beat him to death Kothagudem: A woman allegedly killed her son, who was addicted to alcohol and was troubling the family members, at Edurugadda village of Laxmidevipally mandal in the district on Thursday. The deceased, Elkapalli Rajkumar (40) was said to have been torturing his mother, wife, and son physically and mentally for the past some time. His family members told him several times to mend his ways but in vain. Vexed by her son’s harassment, Dudamma tied his hands and legs, strangled and beat him to death. The locals who noticed the incident informed the police. Laxmidevipally Sub-Inspector Ramana Reddy visited the spot, booked a case, and took up the investigation into the incident.
Telangana
Unable to raise loans as no one trusts me, admits Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy
Says no money to pay retirement benefits, government trying to restructure debts and reduce interest component in banks to bail itself out of crisis Hyderabad: In a startling admission, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Thursday said the State government was unable to raise loans as no one trusted him nor the government. The State government has to pay Rs 8,000 crore retirement benefits to employees. On an average, every month, 1,000 employees were retiring from service and by the end of the year, 10,000 employees were retiring. Accordingly, Rs 8,000 crore retirement benefits were due. “From where do we get these funds. No one trusts us, no one will give us loans,” he said while speaking at the Koluvula Pandaga programme at Ravindra Bharathi here on Thursday. To bail itself out of the crisis, the government was trying to restructure the debts and reduce the interest component in the banks, he said. “I visited New Delhi 32 times…
Telangana
BRS challenges Telangana Congress on sand revenue, demands all-party MLA panel probe
BRS spokesperson Krishank Manne slams Congress government for hiking sand prices from Rs 1,200 per tonne (including GST and transportation) to Rs 1,800 per tonne (excluding GST and transportation) Hyderabad: The BRS has rubbished Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy‘s claims that sand mining revenue under the Congress is higher than the previous BRS regime. Challenging him to prove his claims, the party demanded for the constitution of an all-party MLA panel to audit daily sand revenue transactions for 2024-25. Charging the ruling Congress with misleading the public, BRS spokesperson Krishank Manne slammed the Congress for hiking sand prices from Rs 1,200 per tonne (including GST and transportation) to Rs 1,800 per tonne (excluding GST and transportation). As a result, the Congress is imposing additional financial burden on the people of Telangana. He also highlighted the ongoing lorry association protests against the government’s revised sand mining policies and alleged violation of environmental guidelines. The BRS leader refuted the Congress’ claims of…
Telangana
Young India Police School conducts draw of lots for admissions
Given the large number of applications received, the school committee adopted a lottery-based admission system to ensure transparency Hyderabad: The draw of lots, for admissions for the upcoming academic year, was held at the Young India Police School (YIPS) campus in Manchirevula on Thursday. Given the overwhelming response and the large number of applications received, the school committee adopted a lottery-based admission system to ensure transparency. Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand conducted the draw for various classes and handed over admission letters to the parents on the spot. Each class offers 40 seats (20 reserved for children of uniformed service personnel and 20 for the general public). The principal, parents, and senior police officials were present at the event. With the completion of the admission process, YIPS is ready to welcome its first batch of students across multiple classes. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy will inaugurate the school in the first…
Telangana
GO on temple board: Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy gains upper hand over Bhatti Vikramarka
The Revenue Minister gets government order appointing his follower as Peddammagudi chairman Kothagudem: The rivalry between Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy has scaled to new heights with the latter reportedly managing to get a government order, issued constituting a temple board of trustees, cancelled to make way for his followers. Earlier, on March 6, the Revenue (Endowment-II) Department had issued GO RT No: 66 appointing Congress leader Jammula Rajashekar, a follower of the Deputy Chief Minister, and 13 others as the Board of Trustees for Sri Kanaka Durga Ammavari Devasthanam (Peddammagudi) located at KP Jagannathapuram near Paloncha in the district. But the GO was put on hold for a fortnight, preventing the newly appointed Board from taking oath of the office as the Revenue Minister wanted his follower to be the chairman of the temple. Subsequently, on Wednesday, Endowment Principal Secretary Shailaja Ramaiyer issued…
HYDERABAD
Hyderabad: Officials seize 3,750 kg of spurious cotton seeds worth Rs 98.7 lakh, one person arrested
The Cyberabad Special Operations Team in a joint operation with Shamirpet police and Agricultural Department officials intercepted the truck transporting the seeds Hyderabad: The Cyberabad Special Operations Team (SOT) in a joint operation with Shamirpet police and Agricultural Department officials busted a spurious cotton seeds racket and arrested one person on Wednesday night. Officials seized 3,750 kg of spurious cotton seeds and a truck, altogether worth Rs 98.7 lakh. The arrested person was identified as S Naresh, a truck driver from Mancherial district. The absconding suspects were Suresh, from Mancherial, and Ramana from Karnataka. According to the police, Suresh hired Naresh for the transportation of prohibited (BG-III) cotton seeds from Ramana to Mancherial. For the assignment, he was paid Rs 50,000. The duo wanted to make easy money and planned to sell these banned seeds to farmers in Mancherial district. Based on a tip-off, the truck was caught at Thumukunta village…
HYDERABAD
Hyderabad: Man urinates on ATM at Raj Bhavan road, damages machine’s sensor
CCTV footage reveals that the customer after withdrawing cash from the ATM deliberately urinated on the machine Hyderabad: A man allegedly urinated on an ATM belonging to a private bank after withdrawing cash from it at Raj Bhavan road under the Punjagutta police station limits. As per available information, the incident occurred on March 10, when the unidentified man entered the ATM centre to withdraw cash. After completing the transaction, he urinated on the cash dispensing machine, which allegedly damaged the machine’s sensor. The incident came to light when the bank staff inspected the ATM recently and discovered that the sensor was not working. On examining the CCTV footage, it was revealed that a customer had deliberately urinated on the ATM inside the kiosk. Based on a complaint from the bank staff, the Punjagutta police booked a case and took up an investigation.
HYDERABAD
Two-year-old child injured in accident in Kukatpally, dies while undergoing treatment
Adritha suffered serious injuries and was immediately shifted to the hospital, where she died undergoing treatment. Based on the complaint from the child’s parents, the Kukatpally police have booked a case and taken up an investigation Hyderabad: In a tragic case, Adritha (2), who was injured after being mowed down by a car in Kukatpally, succumbed to injuries in the hospital on Thursday night. The incident occurred on March 16, when Adritha was playing on the street at the Vaddepalli Enclave under Kukatpally PS limits. According to the police, Adritha was playing and sitting on the speed breaker in the middle of the road. At the same time, a driver took a car out and missed to notice her. While making a turn, the car suddenly ran over the child. Adritha suffered serious injuries and was immediately shifted to the hospital, where she died undergoing treatment. Based on the complaint from…
HYDERABAD
Telangana SSC Public exams begin smoothly across State
Students started arriving at the centres one hour prior to commencement of the examination. They were given five minutes of grace time to enter the examination hall. Hyderabad: The SSC Public Examinations 2025 commenced smoothly across the State on Friday. The first language exam, which began at 9.30 am, will conclude at 12.30 pm. Students started arriving at the centres one hour prior to commencement of the examination. They were given five minutes of grace time to enter the examination hall. A total of 5,09,403 students, including 2,58,895 boys and 2,50,508 girls, registered for the examinations, which are being conducted at 2,650 centres set up across the State. As many as 28,100 invigilators and 2,650 chief superintendents and departmental officers have been deputed for examination duties. The Directorate of Government Examinations, which is holding the Class X exams till April 4, has set up a round the clock control room with phone number…
HYDERABAD
Hyderabad to experience hazy mornings, partly cloudy skies
The maximum temperature is expected to reach 37°C, while the minimum temperature may drop to 23°C. Surface winds are likely to be southerly, with speeds ranging between 4-8 kmph. Hyderabad: Hyderabad and its surrounding areas are likely to experience hazy conditions during the morning hours, according to the meteorological department. The sky will remain partly cloudy throughout the day. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 37°C, while the minimum temperature may drop to 23°C. Surface winds are likely to be southerly, with speeds ranging between 4-8 kmph. Residents are advised to be prepared for warm temperatures and reduced visibility in the morning due to haze.
