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Minimum temperatures rose across Telangana on Friday, offering relief from the recent cold wave. The IMD forecast indicates a low-pressure area forming over the Bay of Bengal, likely to bring light to moderate rain in parts of the State from November 23 onwards
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Residents of Kalyan Nagar and Vengalrao Nagar in Jubilee Hills are upset over incomplete cement concrete roads left dug up for weeks. They say the unfinished work is causing traffic issues, safety problems and hardship for senior citizens, children and daily commuters
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The Animal Warriors Conservation Society, with GHMC and HCL Foundation, has launched awareness programmes across Hyderabad to promote responsible kite flying and discourage the use of banned nylon manja. Sessions in parks and schools aim to reduce bird injuries during the upcoming kite-flying season
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Residents of Srinagar Colony in Hyderabad are facing severe sewage overflow, causing unhygienic conditions and health risks. Despite repeated complaints, GHMC and HMWSSB have not acted, leaving residents frustrated and demanding immediate intervention to resolve the issue
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GHMC Commissioner and Hyderabad District Election Officer RV Karnan urged recognised political parties to cooperate in preparing electoral rolls for the Jubilee Hills by-poll. Draft rolls covering 407 polling stations have been published, with the final list due on September 30
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The GHMC has launched a pilot project in Circle-12 using robotic technology to clean stormwater drains. Equipped with CCTV cameras, the machines detect blockages, desilt drains, and improve safety. If successful, the initiative will be extended citywide
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The GHMC has ordered closure of all slaughterhouses and retail beef shops in Hyderabad on August 15 and 16, citing Independence Day and Sri Krishna Janmashtami. Police Commissioners have been asked to support municipal teams in enforcing the directive.
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Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi urged CM Revanth Reddy to resume GHMC’s halted mechanical sweeping operations. He said the work was stopped due to lack of funds and called for long-term tenders to maintain hygiene and worker safety in the city
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Hyderabad achieved its highest-ever Swachh Survekshan ranking, placing sixth among 4,500 cities. GHMC was awarded as Telangana’s Most Promising Clean City. The civic body scored 100 per cent in multiple cleanliness parameters, though source segregation performance stood at 93 per cent
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GHMC has launched several online property tax services on its website, including name and door number corrections, self-assessment, and exemption requests. The initiative aims to simplify the process and reduce the need for citizens to visit municipal offices.
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AIMIM has begun preparations for the GHMC elections with MLAs and MLCs launching developmental works and holding padayatras. With rising competition from Congress and MBT, the party aims to increase its tally from 44 to over 50 seats
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It is alleged that Corporator CN Reddy used filthy language and unparliamentary words against the assistant municipal commissioner, A Balaraj, and attempted to attack the official as well.
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GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan has directed speedy completion of the beautification works on the Rs. 178 crore Shilpa Layout Phase-2 flyover. He also inspected nearby flyovers and waste-filled areas, instructing that pending development and drainage works be completed quickly
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GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan visits Nallakunta near Fever Hospital and reviews the special drive
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During inspections of 29 sweet shops across Hyderabad, GHMC teams found multiple food safety violations, including the use of expired ingredients, unhygienic kitchens, unlabeled products, and expired FSSAI licenses. Officials acted on directions from Commissioner RV Karnan
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GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan directs officials to fast-track land acquisition for the long-pending Rasoolpura flyover. Delays continue due to untransferred land from police quarters. The project is part of the Hyderabad City Innovative and Transformative Infrastructure initiative
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Several BRS leaders, including MLA Madhavaram Krishna Rao, Errolla Srinivas, Y Satish Reddy and Manne Krishank, accused the Revanth Reddy government of double standards. They questioned why flexis of Congress and BJP leaders were allowed to remain for months while those of BRS leaders were promptly removed.
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The GHMC workers pruned around a half-dozen trees, citing tree branches became a hurdle for streetlights on Tank Bund as a reason.
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Meanwhile, the GHMC informed that under Early Bird Scheme, property tax payers can pay the tax in April and avail 5 per cent rebate given by the government
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It has become a common sight to find bus shelters at multiple locations in the city either broken or missing essential infrastructure like roofs, seating, and proper shade