HYDERABAD
-
Sep- 2022 -5 September
Hyderabad: 10K sanitation workers to work for Ganesh immersion
Hyderabad: City mayor Gadwal Vijayalaxmi said that for Ganesh immersion on September 9, around 10,000 sanitation workers, 280 cranes along with 100 swimmers with boats will be employed at all the water bodies in the city. On Saturday, in a review meeting of Ganesh Immersion, the city Mayor directed the Zonal Commissioners, police, TSSPDCL, HMWS&SB and other departments to make all the needed arrangements for the immersion. According to the Mayor’s directions, at every 3 to 4 km there should be 25 sanitation employees, and around 14 volunteers will operate each crane for 24 hours in three shifts. Except all these tree branches are being pruned, tents have been raised and lighting arrangements made. The Mayor also ordered electricity officials to…
Read More » -
5 September
Hyderabad likely to receive rainfall till September 8
Hyderabad: India Meteorological Department (IMD) Hyderabad on Sunday forecasted that the city will receive rainfall till September 8. As per the forecast, apart from light to moderate rainfall, many areas of Hyderabad are also likely to witness intense spells. The maximum and minimum temperatures in the city are expected to be in the range of 31-33 degrees Celsius and 22-23 degrees Celsius respectively. Rainfall in other districts of Telangana The weather department also forecasted that the other districts of Telangana are also likely to receive light to moderate rainfall. A few places are expected to witness heavy rainfall. The maximum and minimum temperatures in the state are expected to be in the range of 33-35 degrees Celsius and 21-24 degrees Celsius…
Read More » -
5 September
Sewage surveillance system to help track monkeypox, dengue in Hyderabad
The unique wastewater surveillance system developed by city-based researchers from Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) and Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT) to track SARS-CoV-2 is set to become an advanced warning system and a surveillance tool to hunt other infectious diseases including monkeypox and dengue. and Industrial Research (CSIR) institutions, came into limelight during the Covid pandemic, when researchers used it to accurately estimate the spread of the coronavirus in Hyderabad and elsewhere, without conducting Covid tests on individuals. Taking the robust wastewater surveillance model to the next level, the researchers have already started (Bengaluru) and about to start (Hyderabad) tracking other infectious diseases like monkeypox, dengue, Acute Microbial Resistance (AMR) in small and medium-sized urban centres in India. “In Bengaluru, we…
Read More » -
5 September
Day temperatures rise in Hyderabad
Hyderabad weather is known for the mercury remaining at its mercurial best and the prevailing conditions in the city reflects this tendency. After lashing the city in the month of July and early days of August, rains have ceased to visit Hyderabad even as the day and night temperature start to climb up the weather charts. For last several days, the weather conditions have been reminiscent of summer. According to the India Meteorological Department – Hyderabad data, the maximum temperature in the city on Sunday was 34 degree Celsius which is 3.3 degree Celsius above the normal. Even the night temperature at 23.3 degree Celsius, a degree Celsius higher than normal. The forecast for Monday looks at the day temperatures remaining the same…
Read More » -
4 September
Telangana to add 50 MW solar capacity through rooftop model
Telangana is planning to add about 50 MW solar capacity shortly through the rooftop model. The State already has about 260 MW. This apart, works are on to create a charging station every 25 km in the State to ensure that the electric vehicle users do not have range anxiety, said N Janaiah, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Telangana State Renewable Energy Development Corporation (TSREDCO) , the nodal agency for renewable energy projects. “There has been a good response to the rooftop scheme. It is a good way to get some returns even as you produce clean energy. For a 3kw system, with up to 40 per cent subsidy, the cost of installation will be about Rs one lakh. The lifespan of…
Read More » -
4 September
TRS hits back at Union Finance Minister
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman got what she wished for – a photograph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the goods delivered. The TRS retaliated with vengence, but not with words. A day after Nirmala Sitharaman, who is touring the Zaheerabad constituency as part of BJP’s Lok Sabha Pravas Yojana, insisted the need of Prime Minister Modi’s pictures at the PDS shops saying that the Central government is bearing the lion’s share of the subsidised rice supplied to the poor. She even tried to reprimand the District Collector for absence of the photograph which drew flak from people across the country. Taking the fight to next level, Telangana State Mineral Development Corporation (TSMDC) chairman Krishank Manne shared on Twitter a video showing posters that…
Read More » -
4 September
HPCL CMD inaugurates EV charging station, launches poWer100 in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Chairman and Managing Director, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Pushp Kumar Joshi inaugurated an EV charging station and launched poWer100, the ultra-premium branded petrol at the company owned retail outlet Millennium Pearl at Osmania University, here on Saturday. Executive Director, Retail, Sandeep Maheshwari and Ch. General Manager, South Central Zone, S. Hari Prasad were also present on the occasion. HPCL is working towards making its retail outlets multi fuel, so that mobility solutions can be provided for whatever vehicles customers choose to drive. The EV charging station has been put up in partnership with Charge Dock Pvt. Ltd., a Bengaluru based start-up. It will be catering to 4-wheelers and has two guns – first of 30KW capacity CCS 2 charger and the second of 7.4…
Read More » -
4 September
Hyderabad: TSDTCL seizes Snow World after it fails to pay Rs 16 Cr
Hyderabad: Telangana State Tourism Development Corporation Limited (TSTDCL) on Thursday confiscated an amusement park Snow World in lower tank bund for failing to pay the lease rent and other fees, which totalled Rs 16.70 crore. TSTDCL officials closed the entrance and shuttered the property of Snow World and prevent public entry. According to an official from TSTDCL, the amusement park won’t be open to the public until the administration has paid all outstanding debts. Snow World is an amusement park located in Hyderabad, Telangana, India within an area of about 2 acres. Located beside Indira Park and along Hussain Sagar lake, the park was inaugurated on 28 January 2004. The RTI further revealed that nine private entities to whom the Telangana…
Read More » -
3 September
Gandipet park ready for inauguration
Hyderabad: Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister KT Rama Rao said works related to the Gandipet Park were completed and that the facility would be inaugurated soon. Taking to Twitter, he lauded Urban Development Special Chief Secretary and Metropolitan Commissioner Arvind Kumar and his team and said the Gandipet Park was another beautiful addition to Hyderabad. The Minister also shared some pictures of the lung space on Twitter. Gandipet park development by @HMDA_Gov is ready for inauguration – it has an amphi-theatre and lots of green open spacesWell done @arvindkumar_ias and team 👍Another nice new addition to greening the🌲 beautiful city of Hyderabad pic.twitter.com/CoLcPmZX6H— KTR (@KTRTRS) September 3, 2022 “Gandipet park development by @HMDA_Gov is ready for inauguration – it has an amphi-theatre…
Read More » -
3 September
Telangana: Over 60K private school students transfer to govt schools
Hyderabad: Around 65,830 students of II to X grade transferred from private schools to enrol in government schools for the academic year 2022-23, in Telangana. According to the details of students that were recorded at the School Education Department for this year 2022-23 more than 60 thousand students have transferred from private school to government, as of September 1. In Hyderabad, 10,278 students transferred from private to government schools, the highest number of transfers in the state, followed by Ranga Reddy district with 8,503 transfers, and Medchal district with 7930 students who transferred to public schools for this academic year. In total, there have been 2,07,474 admissions in various grades at 2371 government and local body schools across the State. A…
Read More »