HYDERABAD
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Apr- 2025 -21 April
Hyderabad Cybercrime Police nab 22-year-old from Navi Mumbai for investment fraud of Rs 2.43 crore
A 56-year-old victim from Hyderabad was duped by the fraudsters Hyderabad: Hyderabad Cybercrime Police have apprehended a 22 year-old suspect from Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra for his involvement in an investment fraud totaling around Rs 2.43 crore. According to the police, a 56-year-old victim from Hyderabad was referred to Samco Securities application & IIFL application by social media in which he downloaded and logged into the applications and invested the money. Initially he had invested in small amounts in different bank accounts provided in the application for which they showed some profit every day. The victim was told that he would receive the profits into his application wallet and the same could be withdrawn in to his personal bank account which will…
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21 April
Hyderabad: Woman poisons four-year-old daughter, tries to end life in Bachupally
Krishna Pavani has been facing health problems for the past few years. Though she was undergoing treatment, there has been no improvement in her condition Hyderabad: In a murder-suicide incident, a woman attempted to die by suicide by consuming poisonous substance and also gave it to her four-year-old girl in Bachupally. While the child died under treatment on Sunday, the woman is battling for life in the hospital. As per available information, the woman identified as Namburi Krishna Pavani (32) lives with her husband Sambasiva Rao and daughter Jeswika (4) at an apartment in Aditya Garden in Bachupally. Krishna Pavani has been facing health problems for the past few years. Though she was undergoing treatment, there has been no improvement in…
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21 April
Youth stabbed to death over old enmity in Hyderabad
The victim identified as V Manoj, a resident of Nagole, had gone to have breakfast with his friend Hyderabad: A youth was stabbed to death by a group of persons at Chaitanyapuri in the early hours of Sunday. A previous enmity is suspected to have led to the murder. The victim identified as V Manoj (24), a resident of Nagole, had gone to have breakfast with his friend Vamshi at a tiffin center when the suspects identified as Sanjay, Mahesh and three others, picked up an argument with him. According to the police, Sanjay stabbed Manoj with a knife discriminately on his chest, abdomen and other parts of the body resulting in grievous injuries and instant death. Vamshi, who tried to…
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20 April
Watch: Fire breaks out at emergency wing of NIMS in Hyderabad
As per available information, a short circuit is suspected to have led to the flames breaking out in the ward which is located on the fifth floor of the hospital building. Hyderabad: A fire broke out in the emergency wing of the Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) in Punjagutta on Saturday. No casualties were reported, but equipment was damaged. As per available information, a short circuit is suspected to have led to the flames breaking out in the ward which is located on the fifth floor of the hospital building. People on the hospital premises informed the management who called the fire control room. The fire department officials along with the fire engine were reached the spot and the fire…
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20 April
Hyderabad: Cyber fraudsters dupe man to tune of Rs 10 lakh
The complainant, who is a private employee, was contacted by the fraudsters posing as financial experts providing guidance on stock market. Hyderabad: A 35-year-old man from the city was duped by cyber fraudsters to the tune of Rs 10 lakh on the pretext of investments in stock market for gaining high returns. The complainant, who is a private employee, was contacted by the fraudsters posing as financial experts providing guidance on stock market. Believing the scammers, he transferred a total of Rs 10 lakh in installments into their bank accounts and ended up being cheated. He was unable to withdraw the money from his trading account. Based on a complaint, the cybercrime police are investigating.
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20 April
Hyderabad: Mock drill conducted by Telangana Octopus Police at Rail Nilayam
The aim of the drill was how to protect railway officials, employees, and property in the event of a terrorist attack on a Rail Nilayam Hyderabad: A mock drill was conducted at Rail Nilayam, Secunderabad under the supervision of ADG Octopus Telangana Organization for Counter-Terror Operations (Octopus Police), on Saturday. The aim of the drill was how to protect railway officials, employees, and property in the event of a terrorist attack on a Rail Nilayam. The mock drill that lasted for several hours was conducted under the permission of Arun Kumar Jain, GM/SCR, Aroma Singh Thakur, PCSC/SCR, MD, Shadan Zeb Khan, DIG/SCR, and B. Satish Prabhu, ASC/Crimes. It was organized under the leadership of the ADG/Octopus. Participants included retired Army Colonel…
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20 April
HCA ombudsman invalidates naming north pavilion at Uppal Stadium after Mohd Azharuddin
Justice V Eswaraiah rules that Mohd Azharuddin’s decision to name the north stand at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Uppal here as ‘Mohammed Azharuddin Stand’ is a clear case of “conflict of interest HYDERABAD: In a significant development, ethics officer and ombudsman (additional charge) of the Hyderabad Cricket Association, Justice V Eswaraiah, ruled that the former India captain Mohd Azharuddin could not have taken a decision in the meeting presided by him to name the north stand/pavilion at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Uppal here as Mohammed Azharuddin Stand which is a clear case of “conflict of interest.” This order was passed after the Lord’s Cricket Club filed a complaint with a prayer to pass an order setting aside the high-handed action of…
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20 April
Osmania University engineering students land plum jobs
Sunandana bagged a job offer from Amazon with an annual pay package of Rs.45 lakh, while Airaj Fatima was offered a job by Juspay with an annual package of Rs.27 lakh Hyderabad: Osmania University College of Engineering – CSE, AI and ML – students have landed plum jobs during the recent campus placement drives. Sunandana bagged a job offer from Amazon with an annual pay package of Rs.45 lakh, while Airaj Fatima was offered a job by Juspay with an annual package of Rs.27 lakh. Similarly, Mohd Areef and SA Nadeem bagged jobs from De Shaw with an annual package of Rs.24.85 lakh. Felicitating students, OU Vice Chancellor Prof. Kumar Molugaram urged students to uphold the values of integrity, innovation, and service…
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20 April
Hyderabad: 380 grams of hashish oil seized, 2 drug peddlers nabbed by Task Force
Drug peddlers D Elisha Vali and G Nikhel Sai and consumer G Arvind Rao were arrested. All are common friends Hyderabad: The Task Force (South-West) team along with the Chikkadpally police caught two drug peddlers and one drug consumer and seized 380 grams of hashish oil and a bike, altogether worth Rs 3.7 lakh on Saturday. The arrested persons are D Elisha Vali and G Nikhel Sai, both drug peddlers and G Arvind Rao, a consumer. All are common friends. Police said Elisha Vali and Nikhel Sai are addicted to consuming narcotic substances for the past two years. With a plan to sell it to others for easy money, they procured hashish oil from drug dealers in Sileru of Alluri Sitaramaraju district in Andhra Pradesh. Based on…
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15 April
Hyderabad physician revives 74-year-old critical patient on Indigo flight
With no time to lose, Dr. Preethi Reddy quickly assessed the passenger’s condition. With his pulse feeble and BP very low, the doctor performed CPR. Remarkably, the passenger responded within few minutes. Hyderabad: A general physician from Hyderabad successfully managed to revive a 74-year-old critically ill passenger mid-air on an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Hyderabad on Sunday. At an altitude of 39,000 feet, Dr. Preethi Reddy, who is also Managing Director, Mallareddy Vishwa Vidhyapeet, provided emergency treatment to the male passenger, who was travelling alone and began experiencing sudden drowsiness, fluid drooling from his mouth, passed urine in clothes and was not responding to commands. With no time to lose, Dr. Preethi Reddy quickly assessed the passenger’s condition. With his…
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