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    • Apr- 2025 -
      24 April

      Hyderabad: Two held for selling Mephentermine Sulphate injections in separate incidents

      Officials seized 110 vials of the injection, altogether worth Rs 1.3 lakh Hyderabad: The Task Force (South) team along with the local police in Moghalpura and Chandrayangutta has arrested two persons in separate incidents for illegal possession and selling Mephentermine Sulphate injections for easy money on Wednesday. Officials seized 110 vials of the injection, altogether worth Rs 1.3 lakh. In the first instance in Moghalpura, Mohd Jibran alias Sameer Goli, who is a fitness freak in order to increase his body muscles in a short span, procured the injections online and used it. He purchased it online without any valid prescription and also sold it to others. In another instance at Chandrayangutta, Ahmed Qureshi, who is a regular at gym regularly…

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    • 24 April

      Hyderabad: Indefinite strike by universities contract assistant professors enters fifth day

      Large number of contract teachers from 12 universities took out a rally from OU Arts College to University Administrative Building, as part of ‘Chalo Osmania’ call Hyderabad: An indefinite strike by universities contract assistant professors, demanding regularisation of their services, entered into fifth day on Wednesday. A large number of contract teachers from 12 universities took out a rally from OU Arts College to University Administrative Building here, as part of ‘Chalo Osmania’ call given by the Universities Contract Assistant Professors State Coordination Committee in protest against recent detention of protesting teachers by police. As the permission to erect a tent was reportedly denied by the authorities, contract teachers squatted on the ground in scorching heat and continued their protest. Extending…

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    • 24 April

      Hyderabad: Burglar held for breaking into Jubilee Hills house, stealing gold ornaments

      Accused K Manikanta was earlier involved in several burglary cases Hyderabad: The Jubilee Hills police arrested a burglar and receiver involved in a burglary case and recovered 40 grams of gold ornaments on Wednesday. Police said K Manikanta, who was earlier involved in several burglary cases, recently broke into a house in Jubilee Hills and decamped with gold ornaments. The stolen material was handed over to Anil Kumar, a trader. Based on a complaint, the Jubilee Hills police booked a case and arrested the duo and seized the stolen material.

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    • 24 April

      Hyderabad: Noted academician conferred with Shakespeare Excellency Award 2025

      Dr M Sangeetha, who served as Head of the English Department for several colleges, is a known literary figure in English language for the past 25 years Hyderabad: Noted academician Dr M Sangeetha, who served as Head of the English Department for several colleges and is a known literary figure in English language for the past 25 years, has been conferred with ‘William Shakespeare Excellency Award 2025’ in Hyderabad. The award, which came with a shawl, memento and a citation, was presented to Dr Sangeetha by Professor A Karunakar, former Head of the English Department at Osmania University in an event organised by Vikas Bharathi Charitable Trust on the occasion of World English Day and William Shakespeare’s birth anniversary at St.…

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    • 23 April

      Hyderabad: Police solve KPHB murder case, arrest three including wife of victim

      Kavitha brought Sailu to Hyderabad under the pretext of working and earning money for their daughter’s marriage Hyderabad: The KPHB police have solved the brutal murder case of B Sailu which was reported on Monday and arrested three persons including his wife for the killing here on Tuesday. According to the police, Sailu’s wife B Kavitha was vexed with her husband’s behavior, due to which she had separated from him. However, whenever she visited the village to see her children, she was insulted by her husband and his family members. Angered by this, she decided to kill Sailu and sought the help of her sister S Jyothi, a daily wage worker and her husband S Mallesh, a watchman. As per the plan, Kavitha…

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    • 23 April

      Hyderabad: Upset intermediate student ends life after failing to clear one subject

      The youngster was identified as Arundhati (17), an intermediate second-year student of a private junior college in the city Hyderabad: Upset over not being able to clear her intermediate examinations, a teenaged girl died allegedly by suicide in her house at Nagole on Tuesday. In the results which were announced earlier in the day, she had failed to clear one subject. The youngster was identified as Arundhati (17), an intermediate second-year student of a private junior college in the city. As per available information, Arundhati had failed to clear the Botany subject in the intermediate exams. She was upset over this and hanged form the ceiling fan in her room. Her family members found her hanging and immediately shifted her to…

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    • 23 April

      IB officer from Hyderabad shot dead in Pahalgam attack

      Manish Ranjan was shot dead by terrorists in front of his wife and children Hyderabad: Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer Manish Ranjan from the city who reportedly was on a Leave Travel Concession (LTC) visit with family was shot dead by the terrorists at Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday. As per available information, Manish Ranjan was shot dead by terrorists in front of his wife and children. When the terrorists surrounded the place, he asked his wife and children to move away to safety and asked them to run away. However, he was shot dead by the terrorists. A native of Bihar, Ranjan had served in IB’s ministerial section. Jammu and Kashmir  police told media persons that his body would…

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    • 22 April

      Telangana High Court quashes criminal case against Raja Singh, two former MLAs

      The petitioners were booked for allegedly staging a protest at the GHMC Head Office without permission and in breach of COVID protocols Hyderabad: Justice K Lakshman of the Telangana High Court on Monday quashed a criminal case registered against MLA T Raja Singh, and former MLAs Chinthala Ramachandra Reddy and NVSS Prabhakar, in connection with an alleged violation of COVID-19 restrictions during a protest held in June 2021. The petitioners, along with several other BJP leaders, were booked under multiple sections of the Indian Penal Code, the Disaster Management Act, and the Epidemic Diseases Act, for allegedly staging a protest at the GHMC Head Office without permission and in breach of COVID protocols. The prosecution claimed that around 150 party members…

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    • 22 April

      Watch: Lucky escape for drunk man dangling from wires on PVNR Expressway in Hyderabad

      He was saved when a nearby car decor owner quickly acted and provided a car body cover to safely catch him as he fell Hyderabad: An unidentified man, who was reportedly drunk, narrowly escaped death after falling from the PVNR Expressway at Attapur. A video clip of the man, entangled in wires and dangling precariously at pillar no 100 of the PVNR Expressway, went viral on Monday. In the video, the man is also seen struggling to firmly hold onto the wire along the expressway. While it is not yet clear about the time of the incident, the video clip surely generated a lot of buzz and attracted the attention of the passersby. His life was saved when a nearby car…

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    • 22 April

      Hyderabad: Medical Council lodges complaint against man with fake certificates working as doctor at private hospital

      Kalapala Bharat Kumar, allegedly fabricating registration certificate as a doctor and working as a Duty Medical Officer at Ankura Hospitals, was terminated from his services Hyderabad: The Telangana State Medical Council (TSMC) on Monday filed a complaint at Miyapur police station against an individual, Kalapala Bharat Kumar, who was working as a Duty Medical Officer (DMO) at Ankura Hospitals, Madinaguda by allegedly fabricating registration certificate, as a doctor. “On receiving credible information, an inspection team headed by Dr Kadali Vishnu, member TSMC, along with Vigilance Officers M Ramu and M Rakesh made a surprise inspection at Ankura Hospital, Madinaguda on April 19. The inspecting team found that Kalapala Bharat Kumar was allegedly working as DMO at the hospital with forged registration certificate. He is also…

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