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    • Oct- 2024 -
      1 October

      DJ sound systems prohibited during religious processions in Hyderabad

      Meanwhile, the use of sound systems will be permitted, but with certain restrictions in the sound decibel limits in an effort to control noise pollution during religious processions. Hyderabad: Hyderabad City Police Commissioner CV Anand has issued orders prohibiting Disc Jockey (DJ) sound systems which are powered mobile speakers delivering high decibel sound and firecrackers, during religious processions in the city. The order came after a recent coordination meeting by the Hyderabad Police with organisers of various religious processions, representatives of various political parties and government departments to discuss the concerns raised by the citizens during the recent religious processions. As per the notification issued on September 30, the use of DJ sound systems, DJ sound mixers, sound amplifiers and other high sound generating equipment,…

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    • 1 October

      High Court pulling up HYDRA is slap on face of Revanth, says Eatala

      Coming down heavily on Revanth Reddy, the BJP MP alleged that the CM was taking unilateral decisions without taking into consideration the consequences and the problems people were undergoing due to it Hyderabad: Malkajgiri MP Eatala Rajender said the High Court finding fault over the demolition drive undertaken by the the Hyderabad Disaster Response & Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA), was a slap on the face of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and that he should resign if he had respect for law. Speaking at the second day of the protest organised by the State BJP demanding the government to implement promises made to the farmers at Dharna Chowk, Indira Park on Tuesday, Eatala said the High Court had found fault with the functioning of the HYDRAA…

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    • 1 October

      PETA India raises awareness on World Vegetarian Day in Hyderabad

      PETA India points out that animals killed for food suffer terribly, as can be seen in its disturbing and highly publicised video exposé “Glass Walls” Hyderabad: As part of World Vegetarian Awareness Month (October) and on World Vegetarian Day (1 October), the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India supporters smeared with ‘blood’ lay ‘dead’ on large trays wrapped in cellophane to mimic packages of frozen meat, at KBR Park here on Tuesday. Other PETA India supporters held signs that read ‘Meat Is Murder’ to urge people to ditch meat and go vegan. PETA India sought to demonstrate that all animals, including humans, are made of flesh and blood, we all feel pain and a variety of emotions, and eating…

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    • 1 October

      Mahindra University hosts its second international conference ICPEEV 2024

      The three-day event covered themes, including emerging technologies in electric vehicles (EV), battery management systems, power converters, and grid integration Hyderabad: Mahindra University recently hosted the second international conference on Cyber-Physical Systems, Power Electronics and Electric Vehicles (ICPEEV 2024), which brought together researchers, scientists and engineers from around the world. The conference served as a platform for exchanging insights, sharing innovative ideas, and discussing the latest research and progress in the field. The three-day event covered themes, including emerging technologies in electric vehicles (EV), battery management systems, power converters, and grid integration. The speakers discussed topics related to computational intelligence, cyber-physical systems (CPS), Internet of Things (IoT), and renewable energy systems, aligning with the evolving needs of industry and academia.…

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    • 1 October

      Watch: NITHM demolishes parts of buildings in Ramammakunta lake buffer zone as directed by HC

      The court recently issued an order mandating the institute to remove the structures that fell in the FTL and the buffer zone of the lake. Hyderabad: Following a High Court direction, the National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management (NITHM) here on Tuesday commenced demolition of part of the academic block and auditorium, both situated in the buffer zone of the Ramammakunta lake. The decision of the NITHM comes after a legal battle over the concerns tied to the protection of the lake. The court recently issued an order mandating the institute to remove the structures that fell in the FTL and the buffer zone of the lake. According to the NITHM sources, the academic block and auditorium were within the…

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    • 1 October

      Burger King outlet in Malakpet found using oil beyond permissible safety limits

      TPC values indicate the degradation of oil quality, which can pose potential health risks when consumed Hyderabad: The Commissioner of Food Safety inspected a Burger King outlet in Malakpet, finding violations related to the quality of cooking oil. The palm oil used for frying non-vegetarian items had a Total Polar Compound (TPC) value of 27.0, exceeding the permissible limit of 25.0 set by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI). TPC values indicate the degradation of oil quality, which can pose potential health risks when consumed. As a result, 15 liters of cooking oil were seized on the spot. The outlet displayed a valid FSSAI license, and records for medical fitness, pest control, and water analysis were found to…

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    • 1 October

      BRS leader Kavitha admitted to private hospital for tests in Hyderabad

      BRS leader, MLC K Kavitha had previously undergone medical examinations at AIIMS in Delhi for these concerns. Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader and MLC K. Kavitha has been admitted to a private hospital in Hyderabad for medical tests on Tuesday. Kavitha, who has suffered from several health issues, including gynaecological problems and high fever, when she was in Tihar Jail in connection with the Delhi Excise Policy case, had previously undergone medical examinations at AIIMS in Delhi for these concerns.

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    • 1 October

      Monsoon wrap-up: Hyderabad’s rainfall exceeds expectations, Khairatabad and Nampally lead pack

      While the city as a whole saw abundant rainfall, the season was marked by sharp regional disparities, with some areas recording record-breaking downpours, while others grappled with deficit. Hyderabad: As the southwest monsoon season officially ends, Hyderabad has experienced one of its wettest monsoons in recent years, recording a total rainfall of 829.1 mm, well above the seasonal norm of 620.4 mm. This marks a significant increase compared to the 742.9 mm received in 2022 and 769.5 mm in 2023. While the city as a whole saw abundant rainfall, the season was marked by sharp regional disparities, with some areas recording record-breaking downpours, while others grappled with deficit. The high precipitation during the 2024 monsoon placed localities like Khairatabad and Nampally at the top, each receiving…

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    • 1 October

      Tensions flare up as Congress workers attack KTR’s convoy at Musheerabad

      Learning about KT Rama Rao’s visit to meet the victims of the beautification project, the Congress workers led by Motha Rohith obstructed his convoy in Musheerabad. Hyderabad: Tensions flared up in Musheerabad on Tuesday after the Congress workers attacked the convoy of BRS working president KT Rama Rao, who was on his way to extend solidarity with the residents affected by the Musi River beautification project. Police had to intervene and prevent the situation from escalating. Rama Rao was on his way to visit the affected areas of Golnaka in Amberpet constituency and meet the victims of the beautification project. Learning about his visit, the Congress workers led by Motha Rohith obstructed his convoy in Musheerabad. They raised slogans of “Go Back KTR” and attacked…

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    • 1 October

      Monsoon wrap-up: Hyderabad’s rainfall exceeds expectations, Khairatabad and Nampally lead pack

      While the city as a whole saw abundant rainfall, the season was marked by sharp regional disparities, with some areas recording record-breaking downpours, while others grappled with deficit. Hyderabad: As the southwest monsoon season officially ends, Hyderabad has experienced one of its wettest monsoons in recent years, recording a total rainfall of 829.1 mm, well above the seasonal norm of 620.4 mm. This marks a significant increase compared to the 742.9 mm received in 2022 and 769.5 mm in 2023. While the city as a whole saw abundant rainfall, the season was marked by sharp regional disparities, with some areas recording record-breaking downpours, while others grappled with deficit. The high precipitation during the 2024 monsoon placed localities like Khairatabad and Nampally at the top, each receiving…

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