Hyderabad

Mahindra University’s School of Law has partnered with the Indian Institute of Arbitration and Mediation to establish the Seeding Centre for Peace and Justice on campus. The centre, part of IIAM’s ‘Gateway to Justice’ initiative, will promote experiential learning in mediation and arbitration

Telangana’s SPEED initiative and non-profit 1M1B have signed an MoU to set up a Youth Climate Action & Innovation Centre in Hyderabad. The project aims to train one lakh youth in green skills and drive the State’s youth-led net zero mission

With polling in the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election nearing completion, party workers are making last-minute efforts to mobilise voters. Turnout dropped after 2 pm, prompting intensified police checks and patrolling to prevent bogus voting, even as shops remained shut

Hyderabad Police have booked three cases against sitting and former MLAs, including Congress and BRS leaders, for violating the Model Code of Conduct during the Jubilee Hills bypoll. Police warned of strict legal action and urged citizens to report violations.

BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan alleged large-scale rigging and bogus voting in the Jubilee Hills byelection, accusing Congress leaders of bringing outsiders to cast fake votes. He claimed officials and police colluded to ensure a Congress win, as voter turnout remained low.

To manage the heavy passenger rush, South Central Railway will run two special trains — Narasapur–Secunderabad (07455) on November 12 and Anakapalli–Secunderabad (07179) on November 15. Passengers are advised to use these additional services for convenient travel

BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha alleged that Congress was rigging votes and intimidating voters in the Jubilee Hills byelection. She claimed rowdy elements were being used to threaten people and accused Congress leaders of bribing voters with biryani packets containing cash

A 26-year-old tile mason from Bihar was found murdered at a construction site in Kothur on Hyderabad’s outskirts. Police suspect he was attacked with a heavy object while asleep. Two co-workers have been detained for questioning as investigation continues

Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Sajjanar supervised the Jubilee Hills by-election from the Integrated Command and Control Centre using drone and camera surveillance. With 150 drones and 900 cameras, police ensured peaceful polling and urged citizens to vote responsibly

At 92, Lakshmi Devamma from Vengal Rao Nagar exemplified democratic commitment by voting in the Jubilee Hills by-election despite poor health. Assisted by polling staff with a wheelchair, her determination inspired others to fulfill their civic duty 

The annual event, GeoMap Quiz 2025 will be held in Hyderabad on November 19

Hare Krishna Golden temple on Road No 12 in Banjara Hills will be hosting the 7th Brahmotsavams from November 14 to 19

A group of transgender persons allegedly assaulted a family in Keesara after the house owner refused to pay ₹1 lakh during a housewarming ceremony. Police have registered a case and are working to trace the attackers.

BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha accused police of bias during the Jubilee Hills bypoll, alleging that Congress workers threatened voters and violated election rules. She also condemned Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka’s convoy visit, calling it a breach of the poll code.

The BRS has accused Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and Congress leaders of poll code violations in Jubilee Hills, alleging voter influence and attacks on its cadre. The CEO confirmed action against non-local leaders and said polling was peaceful.

The Election Commission has ordered action against non-local Congress leaders in Jubilee Hills bypoll for allegedly attempting to influence voters. BRS complaints highlighted voter intimidation, while polling proceeded slowly amid EVM malfunctions and 10.2% turnout till 9 am.

The BRS lodged complaints with the Election Commission alleging large-scale cash distribution by Congress at Booth No. 203 in Vengalrao Nagar during Jubilee Hills bypoll. The party accused local police of negligence and demanded immediate inquiry and action.

A leopard was spotted near Godugupally village in Siddipet, causing panic among locals. Forest officials rushed to the site to ensure the animal returned to the forest and advised villagers to exercise caution during early and late hours.

Mild clashes occurred at Vengal Rao Nagar during the Jubilee Hills by-election, as Congress workers alleged money distribution by BRS supporters, who denied the claims. Police intervened to disperse both groups, ensuring voting continued smoothly at the booth.

Film producer Bellamkonda Suresh faces a police complaint over alleged property encroachment and damage at a Film Nagar residence. Complainant Shiva Prasad claims Suresh and his associates caused the damage and abused his staff; police have begun investigation.

During the Jubilee Hills bypoll, filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli voted early, inspiring others, while the Auto Drivers’ Union deployed 150 rickshaws to provide free rides for seniors, disabled voters, and new mothers, encouraging broader voter participation in the constituency.

By 9 am, Jubilee Hills by-election recorded 9.2 per cent voter turnout, with numbers picking up slightly after two hours. District Election Officer R.V. Karnan inspected multiple polling stations to ensure smooth arrangements and orderly voting.

Polling in the Jubilee Hills by-election saw heavy turnout but was marred by EVM glitches at multiple booths, minor clashes, and allegations of political interference. Authorities resolved technical issues, and voting continues till 6 pm with results on November 14.

Karunnapan Venkatesan of Hyderabad secured a bronze medal at the drug-free Mr. Olympia bodybuilding competition in Las Vegas, competing against participants from 16 countries. He is the only Indian to medal, adding to his recent Natural Mr. World Championship success.