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A ragging incident involving first-year BDS students was reported at the Osmania Medical College hostel. Police registered a case against 12 final-year BDS students, while the Government Dental College suspended them for six months pending the outcome of the investigation.

A ragpicker who was injured in a hit-and-run accident on Salar Jung Bridge in Afzalgunj on May 23 died while undergoing treatment at Osmania General Hospital. Police have registered a case and are trying to identify and arrest the driver.

The TGRTC strike disrupted transport services in Hyderabad’s Old City, with buses running on limited routes. Commuters faced long waits, overcrowded vehicles, and higher fares, while auto drivers cited LPG shortages and long fuel queues for the increase.

Dinesh of Afzalgunj was honoured on Republic Day for his courageous role in rescuing victims during a major fire at a Nampally furniture showroom. Ignoring personal risk, he stepped in to help as flames engulfed the building.

Tension prevailed near the Assembly as former sarpanches staged a Chalo Assembly protest demanding the release of Rs 531 crore pending dues to gram panchayats. Police stopped the protesters, took several into custody and imposed preventive arrests

Tension prevailed in Afzalgunj as GHMC officials, backed by police, demolished footpath encroachments following High Court orders. Shopkeepers and AIMIM supporters protested the operation, claiming they received no notice. Police eventually restored order and the demolition was completed

The Forum for A Better Hyderabad, with CDS and civil society groups, held its annual Memorial and Solidarity Meet under the historic Tamarind Tree at Osmania General Hospital. The tree, which saved 150 lives in 1908 floods, was honoured for its enduring legacy

Lakhs of devotees thronged the streets of Hyderabad for Ganesh idol immersion on Saturday. The massive processions, featuring idols up to 50 feet tall, moved towards Hussain Sagar and other water bodies amid chants, music, dancing, and festive fervour

Hyderabad is preparing for Milad-un-Nabi with blood donation camps, food distribution drives, and the Seerah Expo at Chaderghat. Religious meetings and processions have been postponed to next weekend in view of Ganesh idol immersion scheduled on Saturday

Nepali gangs posing as domestic help loot wealthy Hyderabad homes, drugging or robbing families before fleeing across the Nepal border, leaving police struggling to catch them

The fire broke out at the first floor of a three storied building located at Afzalgunj and soon spread to the upper two floors of the building. Two families were trapped in the building and came into the balcony as the fire was rapidly spreading.

The arrested are Manoj Madhi (19) and Suresh Kabasi (21), both residents of Malkangiri in Odisha.

Nagaraju, from Golnaka in Amberpet targeted pedestrians and vagabonds, mostly men in secluded roads and robbed them.

According to the police, the gang moved around in public transport buses and used to steal gold chains and wallets from the passengers

The inspection was carried out in anticipation to smooth passage of processions without any hindrance and for necessary arrangements by all departments concerned.

The RBI has clearly stated that there should be systems that alert local police station in case of any incident at an ATM or even a bank. Without such a system, the work of thieves is becoming easier.

Investigation officials suspect the assailants were keeping a tab on the latest news coverage on the Bidar and Afzalgunj cases, and regularly changing their locations

Investigations, along with scientific analysis and a review of surveillance footage from multiple locations, revealed that the assailants traveled from Trimulgherry to Shamirpet in a passenger auto-rickshaw. From Shamirpet, they then fled to Gajwel in a shared auto-rickshaw.

The police are questioning the auto rickshaw driver in an effort to gather descriptive details about the suspects and any conversation he may have overheard between them. Authorities believe these clues could assist in locating the suspects.

The two men are believed to be involved in a heist in Bidar, during which two people, including a security guard, were shot dead, and Rs 93 lakh was stolen. After fleeing Bidar, the suspects are thought to have reached Hyderabad, where they booked tickets at Roshan Travel Agency in Afzalgunj to travel to Raipur, Chhattisgarh.