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Spanning approximately 25,000 square feet on the second floor of the metro station, the new office is the second largest corporate space within a metro station in India.
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The High Court on Monday directed the Mokila police not to take any coercive steps against Raj Pakala, businessman and brother-in-law of BRS working president KT Rama Rao, as long as he cooperated with the 41 A notices issued to him.
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He said the Congress administration under Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy was reviving “Razakar-style” governance by curtailing public gatherings and celebrations, terming it public harassment rather than delivering people's governance.
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Anticipating more protests from the Telangana Special Police personnel, security around important offices of the State government has been beefed up on Monday
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On Monday morning, the body of Raj Kumar was found at an isolated place in Panchasheela colony, Balanagar by local people, who quickly alerted the Balanagar police station.
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The bench, admitting the case, stated that if the State failed to submit its counter, it would be presumed that the government was conceding to the allegations.
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More than 12,000 students will be benefited with the camp wherein dental, anemia and cancer screening would be done.
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About 95.6 percent of B Pharmacy seats were filled and 392 seats were left vacant/ unfilled.
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Police reported that Bodige Shankar (50) and his wife Sujatha (45) were found hanging in their home around 5 pm. Neighbors discovered the couple and alerted authorities, who broke down the door and moved the bodies to the hospital. The couple, who had two daughters, were living alone as their daughters were married.
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13 IAS officers, four IFS officers and 70 Special Grade Deputy Collectors and Deputy Collectors have been transferred in the administration rejig
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Unveiling the champion bull on Monday, the organizer of the Sadar festival, E Haribabu Yadav said, "Like every year, for the special attraction, this time we have brought Gholu, which has won several championships in Haryana and many parts of India.
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A total number of 6,11,996 pending criminal and civil cases were taken up in the 3rd National Lok Adalat and out of them, 6,05,805 cases were settled which comes to 98.99 per cent.
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Feeling humiliated after the thrashing, Ranjith (19) left his home and jumped into a lake near the village in the early hours of Monday.
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Monday evening rush hour saw traffic crawling around Khairatabad, Punjagutta, Masab Tank, Banjara Hills Road No. 1, and the Secretariat. Bumper-to-bumper congestion persisted on the Punjagutta–Khairatabad road until late evening, with ambulances also stuck in the gridlock across several stretches.
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Antonio, a 10th Grade student from Carmel Convent High School-Mancherial, was qualified for participating in a state-level science seminar
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So far, 62 million tons of coal as well as 3,600 lakh cubic meter of overburden (OB) was removed from the project
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If PPP model is adopted in the State for PR&RD and R&B roads, then road users would have to pay a toll fee. Though villagers in a radius of about 3 to 5 km are exempted from toll fee payment, others will have to pay the toll.
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Confusion surrounded the loan waiver as many farmers with loans under ₹1 lakh did not receive relief. The sangham held a dharna at the collectorate on Monday, demanding loan waivers for all eligible farmers.
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It might be noted that municipal administration and urban development principal secretary M Dana Kishore has on October 15 issued a GO No: 177 constituting the urban development authority.
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Due to lack of availability of solar equipment on time, there is inordinate delay in implementation of Central schemes related to rooftop solar plants and other projects in the State as well.
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Nalla Suresh Reddy, founder of the Shyamala Gopalan Educational Foundation (SGEF), has initiated an 11-day 'Sri Raja Shyamalamba Sahita Shata Chandi Purvaka Sudarshana Maha Yagam' to pray for Harris's success in the U.S. presidential election.
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The leaders of the BC organisations demanded the commission to remove reservations to economically weak sections and to provide 50 percent reservations to BCs in forthcoming elections to urban and rural civic bodies.
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ITDA-Utnoor Project Officer Khusbu Gupta announced that each troupe would receive ₹15,000 as a Diwali gift. She emphasized that the government is committed to preserving and passing down tribal culture and traditions to future generations.
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Gunta Nagaraju was elected as the president of the body, while Battula Srinivas and Mavadi Santosh were elected as joint secretary and treasurer.
