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A Hyderabad man was arrested for allegedly driving his newly purchased Volkswagen car at over 200 kmph on the Outer Ring Road. Police traced the accused through CCTV footage after a video of the speeding incident surfaced on social media.

Mitali Bag alleged BJP workers vandalised her car in Hooghly during campaigning, leaving her injured. BJP denied the charge, accusing TMC supporters of violence. Election authorities sought reports as both parties traded allegations over the incident

Actor Vijay Varma shared his experience shooting “Matka King”, highlighting his fascination with vintage cars on set and the dedicated collector community maintaining century-old vehicles through rare parts, specialized maintenance, and passionate restoration networks.

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A car was gutted after a fire broke out at Abdullapurmet on Thursday. The incident occurred after the driver parked the vehicle outside Ramoji Film City. Fire personnel doused the flames, and officials suspect a short circuit as the cause.

A car caught fire on Outer Ring Road near Muthangi exit in Sangareddy. The passengers noticed smoke early, safely pulled the car roadside, and escaped. The fire department rushed and extinguished the fire. Further details are awaited.

A speeding car collided with a Wanaparthy depot TGRTC bus on National Highway 44 near Jinkalapally on Saturday. Despite the bus being full, all passengers escaped unhurt. Traffic was briefly disrupted but later cleared by police and locals.

In Medak’s Pathur village, a car allegedly driven by a police officer hit a bike and a school bus, injuring the biker and causing minor injuries to schoolchildren. Eyewitnesses accused the cop of rash driving, sparking protests at the scene.

BRS leaders urged the State Election Commission to delist symbols resembling the party’s Car symbol, citing voter confusion in the 2023 elections. They claimed over 72,000 votes were lost to lookalike symbols and sought corrective action before local polls

Two persons suffered serious injuries when a car driver going in the wrong direction hit their two-wheeler at Venkatraopet in Kowdiplly mandal on Tuesday afternoon

The car was heading from the city toward RGI Airport when, near pillar number 311 on the PVNR Expressway, the driver noticed smoke emerging from the engine. Moments later, flames erupted, prompting the driver to quickly pull over to the roadside and exit the vehicle.

The speeding car collided with two autos coming from the opposite direction near Medalamma Temple on the Narsapur-Hyderabad road. The impact resulted in instant death for the victims, while the injured were rushed to the government hospital in Narsapur.

Unable to bear the harassment, the students protested on the school's premises on Saturday, prompting Revenue Divisional Officer Pandu and CI Anil Kumar to reach the spot immediately

The deceased has been identified as Sravani. Her family members—Sudhakar, Lathik, Sai, and Ganesh—sustained serious injuries. The victims, originally from Mirudoddi in Siddipet, were residing in Dammaiguda. The deceased has been identified as Sravani. Her family members—Sudhakar, Lathik, Sai, and Ganesh—sustained serious injuries. The victims, originally from Mirudoddi in Siddipet, were residing in Dammaiguda.

According to reports, the locals noticed the car parked and looked through the window and saw a man's body tied with a rope lying on the backseat

The minors were driving at high speed on Tank Bund road when they lost control and hit the road divider, police said. Fortunately, the airbags deployed, saving the teenagers.

The victim identified as Uddesh Bosan (29), a native of Uttar Pradesh, was crossing the road when the mishap occurred.

In another incident an old woman, Lacchama, died after being hit by a car on the national highway at Chagallu village of Station Ghanpur mandal.

Sensing danger, the passengers got out of the car after parking it on the roadside.

Also, continuously driving the vehicle for long hours during summer results in heating up of batteries that could result in short circuit and fire,” explained a Fire Department official.