Hyderabad

The second edition of Cyclothon Pedal for Planet–2025 saw over 900 cyclists rallying for sustainability in Hyderabad. The 21-km ride from Rashtrapati Nilayam to Parade Ground and back was flagged off by dignitaries including Saina Nehwal and Maj Gen Ajay Mishra.

Residents of gated communities in Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency have raised concerns over frequent water and power outages, poor road conditions, and an ineffective sewerage system. Many residents claim services were better under the previous BRS regime and are now pressing for accountability from the Congress-led government.

BRS leaders strongly condemned the alleged assault on Unemployed JAC members by Congress activists during the Jubilee Hills byelection campaign. They accused the Congress government of suppressing peaceful protests and warned that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s tactics would lead to public outrage.

A construction worker from Rajasthan sustained critical injuries after falling onto iron rods at an under-construction site in Domalguda, Hyderabad. The DRF team used cutting tools to rescue him, but two rods remain lodged in his body.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao launched a scathing attack on the Congress government, accusing it of halting welfare schemes, failing to deliver on electoral promises, and damaging the State’s economy. He reiterated that K. Chandrashekhar Rao would return as Chief Minister within 500 days and criticised Congress leaders for alleged corruption and betrayal.

Women students of Telangana Social Welfare Residential Degree College, Nagarkurnool, staged a protest in Shadnagar demanding action against the principal over harassment and irregularities. They alleged misuse of hostel provisions and illegal fee collection. Police intervened and detained several students

As per the memo issued by TG BIE Secretary S Krishna Aditya, the 1,752 junior colleges, including government, welfare residential and private junior colleges, will be inspected for institutional records, staff particulars, and student attendance

Team Telangana & Andhra Sub Area (TASA) joined the ‘Pedal for Planet’ cycling event in Secunderabad, flagged off by Maj Gen Ajay Misra and Saina Nehwal. Cyclists promoted environmental awareness, healthy living, and sustainability while demonstrating commitment to nation-building initiatives

NMDC observed Vigilance Awareness Week 2025 from October 27 to November 2 on the theme “Vigilance: Our Shared Responsibility.” Maj Gen Ajay Misra lauded NMDC’s ethical governance and urged transparency, integrity, and adherence to systems through technology and process discipline

Borabanda police registered a case against Congress workers, including Venkat Yadav, brother of Congress candidate Naveen Yadav, for threatening BRS cadres campaigning for Maganti Sunitha in Jubilee Hills. The complaint alleges intimidation and obstruction during canvassing at Vikas Puri Colony

BRS working president KT Rama Rao has called on voters in Jubilee Hills to turn out in large numbers on November 11, warning that low participation could enable the Congress to engage in electoral malpractice. He also encouraged voters to share photos of their inked fingers to inspire civic participation.

A 50-year-old man, Hanumath Rao, was hacked to death at Pittaguda in Tiryani mandal by Sidam Vinod, allegedly over practising sorcery. Rao’s wife was injured while intervening. Police registered a murder case and launched an investigation

Bandlaguda police arrested five men for murdering pan-shop owner Mohsin at Ghousenagar. The accused, recently released from jail for cattle theft, killed Mohsin believing he was leaking their information to rivals. Police seized knives and bikes used in the crime

Rajendranagar DCP Yogesh Goutam patrolled trouble-prone areas of Attapur on his Royal Enfield bike, interacting with residents and inspecting crime hot spots. He said proactive policing and house checks of rowdy sheeters help reduce crime and build public trust

Hyderabad Narcotics Enforcement Wing arrested civil contractor Ejiz Ahmed, 28, from Bengaluru, for selling drugs in the city. Police seized MDMA, cocaine, ganja, and ecstasy pills from him at Masab Tank after a tip-off about his movements

Cyberabad traffic police caught 466 people for drunk driving during weekend checks. Most were two-wheeler riders. A local court fined, jailed, or ordered social service for offenders. Police warned of strict action under Section 105 of BNS for fatal accidents

As the Jubilee Hills bypoll campaign entered its final stretch, BRS, BJP, and Congress leaders turned Krishna Kanth Park into a morning campaign ground, mingling with walkers and yoga enthusiasts to woo voters ahead of polling on November 11.

CM Revanth Reddy’s sudden praise for late P Janardhan Reddy and promises of a statue and development in Borabanda have raised eyebrows in Congress circles, given his earlier backing of rival MLA Danam Nagender over PJR’s daughter Vijaya Reddy.

Rashtrapati Nilayam in Secunderabad organised the second edition of ‘Pedal for Planet’ to promote environmental awareness and fitness. The event saw 1,200 participants, including Army and police personnel, cycle 20 km, encouraging sustainable and healthy living

BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao accused the Congress government of misusing the HYDRAA demolition drive as a tool of political vendetta, targeting the poor while protecting the influential. He vowed legal and political action to ensure justice for affected families.

BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao accused the Congress government of misusing the HYDRAA demolition drive as a tool of political vendetta, targeting the poor while protecting the influential. He vowed legal and political action to ensure justice for affected families.

Contradictory statements from Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and government advisor Shabbir Ali have exposed Congress’s internal differences over the AIMIM. While Revanth termed the party a “friend,” Shabbir accused it of aiding the BJP by splitting secular votes.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao condemned the alleged Congress-led attack on the party office in Manuguru, terming it a sign of growing lawlessness in Telangana. He assured support to party workers and called for action against those responsible.

BRS leader KT Rama Rao condemned Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s remarks allegedly insulting the Indian Army at a Jubilee Hills rally, demanding an unconditional apology. He said such comments demean soldiers’ sacrifices and are unbecoming of a Telangana Chief Minister.