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    8407 trainee constables to passout of training institutes in Telangana

    Abhilasha Bisht, Director General and Director, RBVRR Telangana Police Academy, said the nine months training began in February this year at 19 training institutes across the State. Among the 8,047 cadets, there are 2338 women candidates. Hyderabad: A total of 8,047 stipendiary trainee constables of civil, armed reserved, special armed reserve city police lines, information technology and communication, and police transport organization completed their nine months training and will pass out of the training institutes in next two days. Abhilasha Bisht, Director General and Director, RBVRR Telangana Police Academy, said the nine months training began in February this year at 19 training institutes across the State. Among the 8,047 cadets, there are 2338 women candidates. “The current batch reflects the Telangana police department’s commitment to fostering a gender diverse and inclusive police force,” said Abhilasha Bisht. The official explained that the 2023-24 batch, the current batch, was trained in both traditional…
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    University of Hyderabad officials raid hostels, penalize students for rule violations

    According to notices that were served by the UoH authorities, the Chief Warden penalized a student Rs.30,000 on charges of harbouring unauthorised persons, keeping/consuming banned substances and cooking food inside the hostel room besides using prohibited electrical devices in the room. From harbouring unauthorized persons to storing/consuming banned substances, the University of Hyderabad (UoH) officials were shocked to find rules being violated by students during raids taken-up on Monday, in the university hostels. According to notices that were served by the UoH authorities, the Chief Warden penalized a student Rs.30,000 on charges of harbouring unauthorised persons, keeping/consuming banned substances and cooking food inside the hostel room besides using prohibited electrical devices in the room. Another student was fined Rs.20,000 for harbouring unauthorised persons, using prohibited electrical devices and an induction stove in the room. The Chief Warden directed students to pay the fine to the UoH Hostel Fund within 10…
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    National Library Week: Event on ‘Children Libraries and Its Importance’ held at State Central Library

    On the occasion of 57th National Library Week celebrations, Bala Chelimi, in collaboration with Telangana State Central Public Library and Oxford Grammar School, Himayatnagar, organised an event on “Children Libraries and its Importance” at State Central Library, Afzalgunj on Tuesday. Hyderabad: On the occasion of 57th National Library Week celebrations, Bala Chelimi, in collaboration with Telangana State Central Public Library and Oxford Grammar School, Himayatnagar, organised an event on “Children Libraries and its Importance” at State Central Library, Afzalgunj on Tuesday. Vedakumar Manikonda, Chairman, Children’s Educational Academy and Chief Editor, Bala Chelimi, who presided over the meeting, highlighted the importance of dedicated libraries for children. He highlighted the challenges children face in today’s technology-driven and study-intensive environment, noting the lack of time and spaces for play and reading. Vedakumar underlined the multifaceted role of libraries and described them not merely as reading spaces but as centers for holistic development, where children’s…
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    Hyderabad: Panic gripped at Siddiqnagar as four-storey building tilts

    Following the incident, teams of HYDRAA, GHMC, revenue and local police rushed to the spot. Panic gripped at Siddiqnagar in Madhapur after a four-storey building tilted on Tuesday evening. Following the incident, teams of HYDRAA, GHMC, revenue and local police rushed to the spot. According to the reports, the four storey building suddenly tilted creating a scare and chaos among the residents. Soon after, the residents ran out fearing for their safety. Sources said a builder had excavated the earth to create a cellar on a plot adjacent to the building and it could be a reason for the four storied building to tilt. The police had cordoned off the area and the local officials have asked the residents in the building and nearby houses to move out for their own safety. More details awaited.
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    Hyderabad: 28-year-old woman jumps to death from hospital building

    C Divya Sree (28), died by suicide after jumping from a hospital in Saidabad on Tuesday. A woman died by suicide after jumping from a hospital in Saidabad on Tuesday. According to the police, the woman, C Divya Sree (28), was married to C Krishna, and the couple had two children. On Sunday, Krishna went out of station to attend a marriage function. The next morning, his wife called and asked him to come home and take care of children. Later, the husband learns that Divya Sree had consumed some poisonous substance and he in-turn alerted his relatives who woman and admitted her at a hospital. On Tuesday, Krishna, returned to the city and went to the hospital. “When Krishna, went into a room in the hospital, his wife got up from the bed and jumped from the hospital building. She died on the spot,” said Saidabad police. A case…
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    KTR says BJP is shielding Congress, playing diversionary politics

    “BJP and Congress are playing dirty politics to save their mutual interests. It is a drama enacted by fellow thieves jointly,” he said. Hyderabad: BRS working president KT Rama Rao launched a scathing attack on the Telangana BJP leaders including its State president and Union Minister G Kishan Reddy, for shielding Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy who belongs to the Congress. “BJP and Congress are playing dirty politics to save their mutual interests. It is a drama enacted by fellow thieves jointly,” he said. In response to the BJP’s night stay in Musi project affected areas, Rama Rao questioned Kishan Reddy’s sudden concern for the victims of the Musi River rejuvenation project, calling it a ploy to divert attention from the Lagacherla incident, where farmers have been protesting against alleged land acquisition for a private pharma company.grabs. “You were the first to hail HYDRAA and congratulate Revanth Reddy on Musi River rejuvenation project, while we stood…
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    Farmer cultivates paddy as semi-arid crop successfully, set to get bumper harvest

    Scientists have been working on this practice of paddy cultivation in India to restrict carbon emissions coming out of stagnated waters in paddy fields. Siddipet: A 60-year-old farmer, who studied up to Class 7, has turned his five-acre agriculture field into a lab to prove that paddy can be grown as a semi-arid crop like maize and other rainfed crops. Scientists have been working on this practice of paddy cultivation in India to restrict carbon emissions coming out of stagnated waters in paddy fields. Meet Pulagurla Yella Reddy, who has found a new method of paddy cultivation. Interestingly, he has sown red gram as intercrop in the paddy field at Bandarupally in Thoguta mandal. Since his two sons settled down, he had decided to rent out these five acres of land. However, no one came forward to take it. As the government announced that they would give Rythu Bharosa to only fields that had…
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    Two real estate dealers arrested for extortion plan in Khammam, three firearms seized

    The accused Riyaz was absconding. He was involved in a case under IPC Section 120 (B) read with Section 34 and Section 25 (1) A of the Firearms Act in 2013, the CP added. Khammam: The Khammam three-town police arrested two real estate dealers, who planned to extort money from granite mine owners posing as naxalites, and seized firearms from them. Speaking to the media here on Sunday Commissioner of Police, Sunil Dutt informed that when the three-town SI and staff were conducting vehicle inspections at Prakash Nagar in the city two bike riders tried to escape on seeing the police. The police chased the duo and apprehended them. During interrogation they identified themselves as Mohammed Afsar of Kasba Bazaar and Gundamalla Venkateshwarlu of Khanapuram in Khammam, he said. They confessed to police that they were involved in extortion and illegal land settlement cases under Mahabubabad, Garla, Maripeda and Kesamudram police station…
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    Sand mafia attacks revenue staff in Kothagudem

    Around 50 to 60 persons assaulted revenue inspector and deputy tahsildar and the attackers dispersed as the media persons reached the spot. Kothagudem: Sand mafia attacked revenue staff at Sarapaka in Burgampahad mandal in the district for trying to stop illegal sand mining. Speaking to the media on Sunday Burgampahad tahsildar, Mujahid informed that revenue inspector Muthaiah, deputy tahsildar Ramnaresh and staff on receiving information that sand was mined illegally in river Godavari under Sarapaka bridge, reached the spot on Saturday late night to stop it. Around 50 to 60 persons assaulted revenue inspector and deputy tahsildar and the attackers dispersed as the media persons reached the spot. When informed police they reached the spot but did not respond immediately. Condemning the attack on revenue staff, Mujahid said that he had taken the incident to the notice of higher officials and would lodge a police complaint after preparing a detailed…
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    Hyderabad: Husband kills wife over family issues in Balapur

    Rozina Begum, 19, was married to Zahed Hussain, (22), seven months ago. Hyderabad: A Rohingya woman was murdered allegedly by her husband over family issues at Balapur. According to the police, Rozina Begum, 19, was married to Zahed Hussain, (22), seven months ago. However, differences cropped up came up between her and Zahed over some small issues in the last few weeks, following which the woman was staying at her parent’s house at Camp No 15, Royal Colony. “On Thursday night, the woman was asleep at the house, when Zahed came and tried to kill her by strangulation. On noticing this, Rozina’s mother screamed and the man fled away. Rozina, was shifted to a private hospital where she passed away while undergoing treatment on Sunday,” said Balapur Inspector, M Sudhakar. A case is registered.

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      Cyberabad police nabs real-estate scammer

      On pretext of providing land at cheaper rates for construction of temples the suspect U Narsimhlu cheated NVV Subrahmanyam by providing forged documents. Hyderabad: The Cyberabad police arrested a conman for cheating people on pretext of providing land at cheaper rates for construction of temples. The suspect, U Narsimhlu, a native of Shivampet mandal in Medak district met the victim NVV Subrahmanyam, a resident of Qutbullapur, at the Tahsildar Shivampet office in 2018. Narsimhlu introduced himself as an employee of the Tahsildar office and assured to provide Subrahmanyam land for construction of a temple. The alleged conman showed some government land parcels to Subrahmanyam and provided him documents pertaining to a land parcel at Shivampet. Narsimhlu collected Rs. 1.20 crore from Subrahmanyam.…

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      Harish Rao flays Revanth Reddy for misleading public on promises

      Harish Rao highlighted that the BRS government had filled 1,61,000 posts over the past nine years, and it is unfortunate that there is false propaganda about the appointments. Hyderabad: Former Minister and BRS MLA Harish Rao on Saturday strongly criticized Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for misleading the public of Telangana on the implementation of promises. He accused the Chief Minister of political vendetta and targeting families for questioning the demolition of houses belonging to the poor. Harish Rao highlighted that the BRS government had filled 1,61,000 posts over the past nine years, and it is unfortunate that there is false propaganda about the appointments. He pointed out that the Congress government was boasting about providing 50,000 jobs, which were actually notified during the previous…

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      BRS leaders not scared of threats and false cases, says Harish Rao

      Says the party and cadre will continue to hold the government accountable and fight for the people Hyderabad: Former Minister and BRS MLA T Harish Rao on Saturday strongly condemned the filing of what he calls “illegal cases” against former Minister Srinivas Goud and other BRS leaders. Rao criticised the actions as politically motivated and aimed at targeting families for questioning the demolition of houses belonging to the poor. “Is this what public governance means — silencing the voices of opposition fighting on public issues?” Rao questioned. He emphasised that BRS leaders are no strangers to such cases and threats. “No matter how many threats or illegal cases are filed, we will continue to hold the government accountable and fight for the people,” the BRS leader said.…

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      KTR says regime of repression unfolding in TG, criticises implementation of Police Act

      Responding to the Statewide implementation of the Police Act, KTR said that after 10 years of breathing freely, Telangana was once again experiencing the days of emergency. Hyderabad: Coming down heavily on the Congress government for filing cases against those who question its actions, intimidating those who demand their rights and suspending those who fight back, BRS working president K T Rama Rao called it a ‘dictatorial regime’ that had deprived people of their rights. Responding to the Statewide implementation of the Police Act, he said that after 10 years of breathing freely, Telangana was once again experiencing the days of emergency. “In democratic Telangana, we are waking up to the sound of boots, reminiscent of the days of the Emergency,” he…

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    • 1 November
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      Marijuana worth Rs 7 crore seized at Hyderabad airport

      Acting on specific inputs, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized the drugs, around 7.09 kg of hydroponic weed, from two Indian passengers who arrived from Bangkok at the RGIA Hyderabad: Two international flyers who attempted to smuggle in drugs valued at Rs.7 crore hidden in cornflakes packets, were intercepted and arrested at the Hyderabad airport. Acting on specific inputs, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized the drugs, around 7.09 kg of hydroponic weed, from two Indian passengers who arrived from Bangkok at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport here. The officials put the value of the drugs illicit market as Rs.7 crore. After intercepting the passengers, a systematic search of their check-in luggage revealed 13 vacuum-packed packets inside cornflakes packets and a field…

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      Hyderabad: Qadir Ali Baig Theatre Festival from November 6 to 10 at Taramati Baradari

      Classical theatre, satire, love stories, dance theatre, storytelling and even a stand-up act form are this year’s offering Hyderabad: The Qadir Ali Baig Theatre Festival will be held from November 6 to 10 at Taramati Baradari. In its 19th edition, the theatre festival offers a bouquet of performances, master classes and workshops for theatre and performing arts lovers, a press release said. Spread across a week at Taramati Baradari Cultural Complex, it is Hyderabad’s iconic theatre event of internationally-acclaimed theatre exponents from across the country and overseas and is curated by Mohammad Ali Baig as a tribute to his father, Qadir Ali Baig. Classical theatre, satire, love stories, dance theatre, storytelling and even a stand-up act form are this year’s…

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    • 1 November
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      Rains lash Hyderabad; Waterlogging at Gachibowli, Madhapur

      A sudden downpour swept through parts of Hyderabad on Friday evening, drenching several areas and causing waterlogging Hyderabad: A sudden downpour swept through parts of Hyderabad on Friday evening, drenching several areas and causing waterlogging . According to data from the Telangana State Development Planning Society, Madhapur received the heaviest rainfall, with 58.8 mm, while nearby Gachibowli experienced nearly as much at 56.8 mm, with waterlogging reported along the DLF route, slowing traffic and stranding commuters. Other affected areas included Chandanagar, where 41.5 mm of rain was recorded, and the Lingampally, which saw 38.5 mm. Further north, Kukatpally received 38.0 mm, and Miyapur reported 27.5 mm of rain. Waterlogged streets were also reported in Madhapur and at Hitex Junction. The heavy showers led to traffic slowdowns in busy areas…

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      Hyderabad: Diwali fireworks push AQI into risky zones

      The morning air in Hyderabad on Friday carried more than a whiff of Diwali’s lingering celebrations; it held a dense shroud of pollution as the city’s air quality deteriorated significantly following the grand festivities Hyderabad: The morning air in Hyderabad on Friday carried more than a whiff of Diwali’s lingering celebrations; it held a dense shroud of pollution as the city’s air quality deteriorated significantly following the grand festivities. According to data from the Central Pollution Control Board, the Air Quality Index (AQI) has seen a sharp rise. As of 8 a.m. on Friday, key areas registered AQI levels deep within the ‘moderate’ and ‘poor’ categories, with a few nearing the dangerous ‘very poor’ threshold. Bollaram recorded a troubling AQI of 162, and ECIL Kapra…

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      Hyderabad: Banjara Hills police arrest six persons in connection with adulterated momos

      The Banjara Hills police following a complaint from the family of the deceased woman, arrested Almas, Sajid Hussain, Md. Raees, Md. Sharukh, Md. Haneef and Md. Rajik. Hyderabad: Following the death of a woman and hopsitalisation of several others after eating momos from a stall at Banjara Hills Road No. 10, the police arrested six persons who were running the momos stall. The Banjara Hills police following a complaint from the family of the deceased woman, arrested Almas, Sajid Hussain, Md. Raees, Md. Sharukh, Md. Haneef and Md. Rajik, all residents of Khairatabad and natives of Kishan Gunj Dist. Bihar. On October 28, the police received a complaint that a resident of Singadi basthi, Reshma Begum along with her daughter had gone…

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      Hyderabad: Diwali celebrations lead to surge in eye injuries

      Majority of the patients are undergoing treatment at the outpatient wings while a few are scheduled to undergo surgeries. Hyderabad: Around 50 persons, including 35 children, have sought treatment for various kinds of eye related injuries sustained during Diwali celebrations, at State-run Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital in the last 24 -hours. Majority of the patients are undergoing treatment at the outpatient wings while a few are scheduled to undergo surgeries,authorities said. Out of the 50 injured, 9 persons have suffered serious injuries to their eyes while celebrating Diwali on Thursday and rest of the patients are undergoing treatment for minor injuries in the hospital’s OP wings on Friday. The outpatient wings of SD Eye Hospital and other private eye care facilities in Hyderabad are…

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