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Jubilee Hills police act against pub for operating beyond permitted hours

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  • Congress has killed its own anti-defection law: Vinod Kumar

    BRS leader Vinod Kumar on Wednesday said the Speaker’s ruling on five MLAs’ defections has rendered the anti-defection law toothless, accusing the Congress of undermining the 10th Schedule and calling for urgent constitutional reforms
  • President Murmu likely to attend PSC chairpersons’ conference in Hyderabad

    President Droupadi Murmu is likely to attend the two-day annual conference of Public Service Commission chairpersons in Hyderabad from December 19, where Union and State PSCs will deliberate on examination reforms, legal challenges and technology-driven recruitment processes
  • Secunderabad residents to protest at Indira Park demanding separate municipal corporation

    The Lashkar Zilla Sadhana Samithi has announced a one-day protest at Indira Park on December 19, demanding a separate municipal corporation for Secunderabad. Samithi president Gurram Pavan Kumar Goud said the expansion of GHMC from 150 to 300 divisions by adding suburban areas has raised concerns among Secunderabad residents.
  • Telangana private schools dump State Board for CBSE

    In Telangana, 113 private schools have switched from the State syllabus to CBSE over the past five years. Demand is driven by competitive exam alignment, flexible curriculum, and skill-based electives. ICSE/IGCSE and IB-affiliated schools also show growth.
  • Telangana issues health advisory on seasonal flu amid drop in temperatures

    The Telangana Director of Public Health has issued an advisory urging citizens to take precautions against seasonal flu as temperatures drop. The advisory warns that low temperatures can increase the spread of acute respiratory infections such as flu, which is highly contagious.
  • GHMC delimitation: Telangana HC passes interim orders

    The Telangana High Court has intervened in the GHMC’s ward delimitation process, passing interim orders in response to multiple writ petitions challenging the preliminary notification issued on December 9, 2025. Petitioners argued that the delimitation was arbitrary and unconstitutional.
  • GHMC’s ward delimitation faces backlash from Corporators and RWAs

    The GHMC’s proposed delimitation of 300 wards has triggered widespread criticism from corporators, political parties and resident welfare associations. BRS and BJP corporators met GHMC officials to register objections, while RWAs argued the changes could disrupt community services.
  • Hyderabad International Short Film Festival begins on Dec 19

    The Hyderabad International Short Film Festival (HISFF) will be held at Prasads Multiplex from December 19 to 21, featuring 60 official short films, 11 North East Pavilion entries, and five classics.
  • President Murmu arrives in Hyderabad for Southern Sojourn

    President Droupadi Murmu arrived in Hyderabad on Wednesday for her annual Southern Sojourn. She was welcomed at Hakimpet Air Force Station by Governor Jishnu Dev Varma and Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka.
  • UK looted $65 trillion from India during its colonial rule: Oxfam report

    Former colonies of the British Empire seek a combined reparation claims totalling a staggering $180 trillion
  • Constitutional morality goes for a toss in Telangana as Speaker dismisses disqualification pleas

    Telangana Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar dismissed BRS petitions seeking disqualification of defected MLAs, citing lack of evidence. The decision, delivered ahead of a Supreme Court deadline, has reignited debate over constitutional propriety and legislative neutrality
  • Hyderabad Police implement ‘Zero Delay’ policy across commissionerates

    Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar urged strict enforcement of the ‘Zero Delay’ policy, calling for immediate action by the nearest police units. Joint coordination among Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Rachakonda police will target habitual offenders, traffic enforcement, and prompt crime response.
  • Hyderabad students shine in CLAT 2026 UG, PG top 100

    Several Hyderabad students, including Mihika Aggarwal with all-India rank 61, secured top 100 positions in CLAT 2026 UG and PG. Abhyaas Law Prep students excelled, with scorecards available online. Counselling registration ends December 27; first seat allotment on January 7, 2026.
  • Mystery surrounds whereabouts of former CPI Maoist chief Ganapathy

    The whereabouts of veteran Maoist leader Ganapathy remain unknown years after he stepped down as CPI (Maoist) chief. Party documents suggest he was moved out of conflict zones due to health reasons and may now be living discreetly in an urban area under strict secrecy
  • South Central Railway wins four National Energy Conservation Awards 2025

    South Central Railway has won four National Energy Conservation Awards–2025 for its energy-efficient and sustainable practices. The Diesel Traction Training Centre, Guntakal, won the Best Performing Unit award, while three railway stations received Certificates of Merit for exemplary energy management.
  • Jubilee Hills Traffic Inspector transferred amid bribery allegations

    Jubilee Hills Traffic Inspector Narsing Rao has been transferred following allegations of accepting bribes to clear drunk-and-drive challans. City Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar has ordered a full-scale inquiry, and multiple officers, including Sub-Inspector Ashok, have also been transferred.
  • IIIT Hyderabad launches 12-week online certificate programme on Agentic AI

    IIIT Hyderabad’s Division of Flexible Learning has launched a 12-week online certificate programme on agentic AI systems. Led by Prof Karthik Vaidhyanathan, the hands-on course teaches learners to design, build, and deploy AI systems. Applications close on December 29.
  • Oasis Fertility partners with Project Nanhi Kali to educate 100 underprivileged girls

    Oasis Fertility has partnered with Project Nanhi Kali to support the education of 100 underprivileged girls. Each beneficiary will receive full academic-year sponsorship and a kit of essential items, enabling them to study with dignity, consistency, and confidence.
  • Unidentified suspects steal cash, cards from passenger on Ajanta Express

    A techie travelling on the Ajanta Express had Rs 7,000 and his debit and credit cards stolen near Medchal railway station. Kacheguda Railway Police registered a case, which has now been transferred to Secunderabad Railway Police for further investigation.
  • RGIA police arrest passenger for allegedly misbehaving with air hostess

    RGIA Outpost Police arrested a 58-year-old passenger for allegedly misbehaving with an air hostess on a flight from Dubai. Under the influence of alcohol, the suspect was remanded to judicial custody following a complaint by airline authorities.
  • Hyderabad doctors successfully remove air gun pellet near 3-year-old’s eye

    A three-year-old boy in Hyderabad sustained an eye injury when an air gun pellet entered his face. Doctors at Sankara Eye Hospital successfully removed the 7–8 mm pellet through an anterior orbitotomy, preventing potential complications and ensuring a full recovery.
  • Hyderabad Cybercrime police arrest suspect in Rs 32 lakh online trading scam

    Hyderabad Cybercrime police arrested a Mumbai man in a Rs 32 lakh online trading scam linked to a Chinese national. Victims were lured via fake social media ads and trading apps. Authorities warn the public against fraudulent investment schemes and cryptocurrency traps.
  • Speaker rejects BRS petitions against defected MLAs; party to move Supreme Court

    Telangana Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar rejected BRS petitions seeking disqualification of MLAs who defected to the Congress, citing lack of evidence. The BRS said it would challenge the decision in the Supreme Court, which is set to hear the matter on Thursday.
  • NMC directs medical colleges to monitor doctors’ prescriptions

    The National Medical Commission has asked medical colleges to form committees to monitor prescription practices and ensure legible handwriting. Doctors have been advised to write generic drug names clearly, while experts stress transparency to improve patient safety.
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