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      23 September

      Dubai returnee caught with 12 kg hydroponic ganja at Hyderabad airport

      A woman arriving from Dubai was caught at Hyderabad’s RGI Airport with 12 kg of hydroponic cannabis. DRI officials found 6 kg in her baggage, and another 6 kg in a misplaced bag. She was arrested under the NDPS Act Hyderabad: A woman passenger who arrived from Dubai was caught with 6 kg of hydroponic ganja by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence officials at RGI Airport on Saturday. On the basis of specific intelligence, officers of DRI, Hyderabad Zonal Unit, intercepted the woman passenger at the airport. “During a systematic search of the passenger’s baggage, packets containing a greenish, lumpy substance were recovered. On testing, the substance gave a positive result for cannabis. A total of 6 kg of hydroponic weed…

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    • 23 September

      Hyderabad: Man stabs wife to death in Kushaiguda over suspicion of affair

      A man named Banda Shankar stabbed his wife Manjula to death at her sister’s house in Kushaiguda, Hyderabad. He suspected she was having an affair. After promising to reconcile earlier that day, he killed her at night and ran away Hyderabad: A man stabbed his wife to death at a house in Kushaiguda, suspecting her fidelity. According to the police, the man, Banda Shankar (40), got married to Manjula (35) around 20 years ago and the couple are natives of Bhuvanagiri. For some years, Shankar was allegedly quarrelling with his wife, suspecting that she was having an affair with someone. Following a quarrel, a few days ago, Manjula came to the house of her sister Rani, located at Maheshwarnagar in Kushaiguda and was…

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    • 23 September

      Drug peddlers in India use QR codes to sell narcotics, say Hyderabad officials

      Hyderabad officials have warned of drug peddlers using QR codes to connect with consumers via encrypted apps. The latest modus operandi, first seen in Europe, has emerged in India, with buyers directed to neighbouring States for delivery of narcotics. Hyderabad: With the anti drug enforcement agencies cracking whip against drug traffickers and consumers, those into the illicit trade are finding new ways to carry forward the trade and get drugs.In the latest, the drug peddlers are using QR codes to provide information to drug consumers on sales of narcotics.The QR code stickers are shared in select closely guarded WhatsApp groups, telegram or other encrypted communication groups through which the people can buy various varieties of drugs.On scanning the QR code one…

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    • 22 September

      Drunken father slams 1-year-old daughter to death in Suryapet

      A one-year-old girl in Suryapet died after her drunk father allegedly slammed her against the floor during a quarrel at home. The child suffered fatal injuries and succumbed despite medical care. Police have registered a case and are investigating. Suryapet: A one-year-old girl, Bhavigna, was brutally killed by her father, Venkatesh, in Suryapet town on Friday night. According to police, the incident occurred around midnight when Venkatesh returned home drunk. His wife tried to calm him and stop him from creating a disturbance, but the situation escalated. As their daughter began crying inconsolably, Venkatesh, in a fit of rage, allegedly grabbed her by the legs and repeatedly slammed her against the floor. The child suffered severe head injuries and internal trauma.…

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    • 22 September

      Two from Gujarat dupe Hyderabad resident of Rs 32 lakh, arrested

      Hyderabad Cybercrime Police arrested two men from Gujarat for duping a city resident of Rs 32 lakh through a fake trading app. The accused, including a former Ranji player, are linked to 12 similar fraud cases across multiple States Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Cybercrime Police arrested two men from Gujarat on charges of duping a city resident to the tune of Rs 32 lakh through a fake online trading scheme. The suspects identified as Inamdar Vinayaka Rajendar (25) and Rishi Thushar Arothe (30) lured the victim via a WhatsApp group posing as an Aditya Birla stock advisory. Police said the duo had convinced the victim to download a fraudulent trading app, invest in shares and IPOs, and later blocked withdrawals while demanding more deposits.…

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    • 22 September

      Only three plots sold: HMDA’s land auction fails to attract buyers

      The HMDA’s recent land auction aimed at boosting state revenue saw a dismal turnout, with only three of 93 plots sold. Despite high expectations of earning Rs. 500 crore, the auction was marred by steep upset prices and rigid terms, deterring potential bidders. Hyderabad: The State government’s plans to raise revenue through the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) land auction fell flat following a poor response from bidders. Of the 93 plots auctioned on Wednesday and Thursday, only three were sold. Two plots were taken up in the Turkayamjal layout and one isolated bit was bid successfully. The auction included 12 plots in Turkayamjal and 70 in Bachupally. While the upset price for Turkayamjal plots was fixed at Rs. 65,000 per…

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    • 22 September

      Telangana Secretariat declared a no-fly zone for drones

      Telangana government has declared the Secretariat a no-fly zone for drones after images of the building during Ganesh immersion went viral. Signages will be installed, and violators face stern action, drawing sharp social media reactions Hyderabad: Taking many by surprise, the State government is declaring the Secretariat a no-fly zone for drones. Orders have been issued to install signages around the Secretariat premises warning people not to fly drones. Stern action would be initiated against those who violate the rules and fly drones around the Secretariat. These orders were issued after images of the Secretariat went viral during Ganesh idol immersion ceremony recently. The State government’s decision evoked strong response from different sections, especially on social media. “This is another ploy to clear the imprints…

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    • 22 September

      Hyderabad: Man, daughter die by suicide over financial crisis

      A native of Lal Bazaar, Ashok along with his five-year-old daughter ended their life by jumping into Komatikunta Lake in Petbasheerabad Hyderabad: In a tragic incident, a man struggling with financial crisis, allegedly ended his life along with his five-year-old daughter by jumping into a lake in Petbasheerabad. According to the police, Ashok (50), a native of Lal Bazaar, had married Soni about 15 years ago and the couple had a daughter, Divya. To make a living, the family shifted to Indiramma Colony in Bahadurpally, and Ashok took up work as a cook. About three years ago, Ashok’s wife met with an accident while crossing a road in Bahadurpally and the doctors had to amputate her left leg, leaving her disabled. With no steady…

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    • 22 September

      Hyderabad commuters struggle amid heavy rains and road damage

      Heavy rains in Hyderabad have worsened road conditions, with potholes, craters, and missing manholes causing traffic jams and hazards for pedestrians. GHMC has temporarily halted its safety drive, while HMWSSB clears waterlogged areas and overflowing sewage Hyderabad: Amid ongoing heavy rains, city commuters are facing significant difficulties due to widespread road damage, ranging from potholes and craters to missing sewer manholes. Given the incessant rains, the GHMC appears to have temporarily halted its ongoing safety drive. In most parts of the city, both main and internal roads are riddled with potholes, with water logging a common sight. From the bustling IT corridors to central business districts, motorists are struggling with miserable road conditions. With the road safety drive apparently on pause, the extensive…

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    • 22 September

      Telugu man missing since 2006 located in Bangladesh with help of HAM operators

      A Telugu man who went missing from Hyderabad in 2006 was found alive in Bangladesh after 19 years. Ham radio operators and a social worker helped trace Chirra Prasada Rao, who had disappeared due to mental health issues, and reconnect him with his family in Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad: In what appears to be a plot straight from a movie, a man who mysteriously vanished from Hyderabad nearly 19 years ago was finally found in neighbouring Bangladesh. It was the vast network of HAM operators that helped him reunite with his family. In the year 2006, Chirra Prasada Rao, then a 27-year-old working as a helper with Larsen & Toubro Limited, disappeared after struggling with mental health issues. His emotional distress stemmed…

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