A government employee from Hyderabad’s Sanathnagar lost Rs 2.22 crore in a cyber fraud after investing through a fake online platform advertised on social media. Fraudsters displayed fictitious profits and later demanded additional payments before the victim approached police.
The Supreme Court will examine whether a government employee can be terminated for allegedly suppressing higher educational qualification while applying for a lower eligibility post. The case involves a Telangana High Court ruling that upheld dismissal over alleged deliberate misrepresentation
Kadari Sravan Kumar, a Karimnagar revenue employee, died after a suicide attempt. In a selfie video, he named his wife, in-laws, and a woman police officer, alleging harassment. His family is demanding legal action. Police have launched an investigation.
A 70-year-old retired government employee was conned out of ₹38.73 lakh after falling victim to a sextortion scam on Facebook. Cyber fraudsters posed as a woman, demanded money for medical treatment, and later threatened him with fake POCSO charges.
A resident of Sapthagiri colony here, Suresh was working with the Peddapalli electricity department and collected the amount from the local people promising to give high returns by investing in an online business
Central government employees, currently under National Pension System (NPS), will have the option to switch to Unified Pension Scheme, which incorporates features from both Old Pension Scheme (OPS) and NPS
According to police, Gadwala Anand Reddy (44), who was working as junior assistant in the Irrigation department in Vemulawada, was suffering with health problems for the past some time and also got addicted to liquor recently.
