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Minimum temperatures across Telangana have dropped 2 to 3 degrees Celsius below normal, with Kohir recording the State's lowest at 11.3 degrees. The IMD has forecast dry weather and below-normal minimum temperatures over the next few days.
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Tension prevailed in Hakeempet after GHMC officials demolished temporary shelters encroaching on a stormwater drain during an anti-encroachment drive. Residents alleged the demolition was carried out without prior notice, while officials said the structures obstructed water flow.
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The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation was recognised as Telangana’s State First Swachh City under Swachh Survekshan 2025-26. GHMC and HMDA officials, along with Minister Ponnam Prabhakar, received the award from President Droupadi Murmu in New Delhi.
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A decorative installation of three galloping horses under the Shaikpet flyover in Hyderabad has lost one of its sculptures under unexplained circumstances. The disappearance has sparked curiosity among residents and commuters, with questions being raised about whether the horse was removed for maintenance, stolen or damaged. GHMC authorities are yet to provide an explanation.
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MMC and GHMC officials jointly inspected Begumpet to identify jurisdictional boundaries and improve coordination in civic services. MMC Commissioner T Vinay Krishna Reddy also reviewed greenery restoration beneath Begumpet flyover and directed officials to clear obstructions at Fatehnagar flyover
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Heavy rain on Friday night brought relief from a prolonged dry spell but triggered severe traffic congestion across Hyderabad. Waterlogging, ongoing roadworks and diversions left thousands of commuters stranded for hours, particularly along the IT Corridor and other key stretches
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Heavy rainfall lashed Hyderabad and neighbouring districts from Friday evening to Saturday morning, bringing relief from hot and humid conditions after a prolonged dry spell. Keesara recorded 112 mm, while Valigonda in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district received 118 mm.
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The Telangana High Court questioned GHMC's stand of granting approvals for layouts and building permissions while later seeking the demolition of alleged illegal constructions. The court also sought an explanation from HYDRAA for carrying out demolitions without communicating decisions on objections filed by property owners.
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The HMWSSB will begin supplying treated wastewater for non-potable uses from November 1, prioritising civic bodies, government agencies and public spaces. Green water tankers will serve industrial, construction and gardening needs, with registrations and filling points being arranged.
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Newly laid pedestrian pathways on Hyderabad’s Moosarambagh bridge have been dug up for cable work, leaving rubble and debris scattered across the walkway. Pedestrians have criticised the lack of coordination and demanded immediate clearance and restoration by the GHMC.
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Dividing GHMC into three corporations could improve urban governance, but the proposed civic overhaul risks concentrating power, increasing tax burden and weakening local democracy
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Bordeaux Métropole and the Telangana government signed an MoU on lake rejuvenation and water resource conservation at a workshop in Hyderabad. Discussions focused on inter-agency coordination, international best practices and sustainable measures to protect lakes and other water bodies.
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The Telangana government faces a dilemma over conducting long-pending local body elections, with concerns over anti-incumbency sentiment and public dissatisfaction on key issues potentially affecting the ruling Congress. At the same time, continued delays could result in the loss of substantial Finance Commission funds.
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GHMC Commissioner R.V. Karnan has directed TGSPDCL to expedite utility shifting for the H-CITI elevated corridor around KBR National Park. Officials reviewed the 4.3-km project and ordered faster junction upgrades, foundation investigations, excavation and steel fabrication works
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The GHMC has cancelled the Prajavani public grievance programme scheduled for October 19, citing administrative reasons.
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The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation launched a drive against unauthorised constructions, carrying out demolitions in three zones. A preliminary assessment identified 473 ongoing constructions as unauthorised or in violation of sanctioned plans, with enforcement operations set to continue
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A Japanese delegation visited GHMC headquarters on Monday as the Hyderabad–Miyoshi Sister City Partnership marked its 20th anniversary. GHMC officials briefed the visitors on the city’s development vision and initiatives, while both sides discussed urban challenges, governance and municipal services
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The HYDRAA has warned of strict action against individuals allegedly extorting money by falsely using its name. The agency urged citizens not to make any payments to such persons and to report complaints to the ACB, HYDRAA or local police.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau caught GHMC Town Planning Supervisor Tulasiram Sunitha accepting Rs 4 lakh as the first instalment of an alleged Rs 8 lakh bribe in Mehdipatnam. The ACB also seized Rs 2.5 lakh in unaccounted cash from her possession.
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Property taxes in the Hyderabad region covered by the newly formed Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) and Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation (MMC) will be governed by the newly notified CURE Act, 2026.
