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A major Rs 459-crore infrastructure project at Hyderabad’s IIIT-H junction will add three flyovers and one underpass to ease heavy traffic. The project aims to create signal-free movement and improve connectivity, with completion targeted by 2028.
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Hyderabad is witnessing intense heat due to clear skies, direct solar radiation and lack of green cover. Glass buildings in Hitec City are worsening conditions by reflecting heat, making ground temperatures significantly higher than official readings, especially in urban zones.
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Telangana Police and Godrej Consumer Products Ltd conducted a raid in Hyderabad, seizing 3,600 counterfeit Goodknight refills from a wholesaler in Jambagh. FIRs have been registered, and investigations are underway to trace the supply network.
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Mailardevpally police arrested two men for allegedly breaking into a pan shop near Thanda Garam Hotel and stealing goods. The accused were identified through CCTV footage after the shop owner filed a complaint. Both have been remanded.
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A 15-year-old girl died after suffering severe burns in a house fire in Chevella, taking the toll to two, including her mother. Police have registered a case, while the family has alleged foul play and demanded investigation.
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Jubilee Hills police arrested two employees of ‘Trivial Chapter’ consultancy for allegedly cheating job seekers with false promises of overseas employment. The accused reportedly issued fake work permits, while eight others, including the founder and CEO, remain absconding.
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A 76-year-old man was found dead near railway tracks between Charlapalli and Ghatkesar in Telangana. Police suspect suicide linked to health issues. The case is under investigation, and further details are awaited.
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Researchers at IIIT Hyderabad have developed GoldAid, a wearable safety device that alerts supervisors during industrial accidents. The system detects falls, gas exposure, and vitals in real time and has been tested at power plants and construction sites.
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A 20-year-old auto-rickshaw driver was allegedly murdered by three unidentified persons in Tallabkatta, Hyderabad, over a petty issue. The victim succumbed to injuries in hospital. Police have registered a case and launched a search for the suspects.
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Cognizant has launched the Technoverse Hackathon 2026, offering students a platform to solve real-world industry challenges across multiple sectors. The competition promotes innovation, includes 50% women’s participation, and will conclude in May with winners felicitated in Pune.
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Spinova Hospitals has launched a 30-bedded spine and orthopaedic care facility in Kukatpally, Hyderabad. The hospital offers advanced treatment, minimally invasive procedures, and rehabilitation services, focusing on improved patient care, faster recovery, and modern medical infrastructure.
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GHMC has announced a 5% rebate under its Early Bird Scheme for property tax payments for 2026–27. Taxpayers must clear all dues and pay the full annual amount in one transaction. Payments can be made online or at centres.
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Telangana’s Sada Bainama land regularisation process has resumed after the affidavit rule was scrapped, but farmers continue to face delays. New procedures under the Bhu Bharathi Act, verification steps, and inconsistent implementation are slowing approvals and creating fresh uncertainty.
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The College Board has announced that SAT May 2026 registrations will close on April 17, with changes allowed until April 21. The exam is scheduled for May 2 and is widely accepted by universities worldwide, including in India.
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The IMD has issued a heatwave warning for Telangana till April 18, with temperatures expected to reach 44°C. An orange alert has been issued across several districts, including Hyderabad, as dry weather conditions intensify across the region.
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CBIT has started a six-day faculty development programme on Zscaler Zero Trust Cloud Security in collaboration with AICTE and EduSkills. The training focuses on cybersecurity, cloud security, and Zero Trust Architecture, with hands-on sessions led by industry experts.
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A man posing as a CISF officer was arrested at Hyderabad airport after being found in uniform. He is accused of cheating around 60 women through fake matrimonial profiles, allegedly posing as a security official to deceive victims.
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A fully completed Rs 80-crore Shastripuram RoB in Hyderabad remains unopened, awaiting inauguration by the Chief Minister. Frustrated commuters have begun using it illegally, citing long delays despite the bridge promising major traffic relief on the busy stretch.
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Controversy has erupted in Telangana after Congress MLAs made abusive remarks and threats. Viral videos triggered criticism, prompting Minister Sridhar Babu to defend a colleague, while other legislators also faced backlash for their behaviour toward officials.
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A mobile phone battery exploded inside a passenger’s bag during baggage screening at Hyderabad airport, causing brief panic. No injuries were reported, and security teams quickly controlled the situation. Officials suspect a defective battery as the cause.