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Hyderabad Cybercrime Police arrested two men from Mumbai for cheating a woman of ₹23.48 lakh through a fake online investment scheme. The accused lured her via a WhatsApp group and used a fraudulent trading app to steal the money.
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A special court has sentenced Mohd. Yaseen to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment for sexually assaulting a minor girl in Bolarum in 2018. The court also imposed a fine and ordered compensation for the victim.
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North Zone Police solved two theft cases on Tuesday, arresting three people and recovering gold and silver ornaments worth Rs 31 lakh. In both cases, maid servants were found to be involved, police said.
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HETC Foods has launched Navdhan, a new brand of scientifically processed sprouted millet powders. Designed for easy digestion and convenience, the products are available in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh and will soon expand across India.
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Women PG students of Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women’s University protested on campus, alleging harassment by a hostel mess-in-charge. Following a complaint to Hyderabad She Teams, the university reportedly suspended the accused pending inquiry.
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The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation and TiHAN–IIT Hyderabad have signed an MoU to jointly develop autonomous mobility and intelligent navigation solutions, combining DMRC’s operational expertise with IIT Hyderabad’s research capabilities to advance next-generation smart public transport systems
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The Telangana HC directed the Registry to number a public interest litigation alleging large-scale illegal constructions on government land along the Nallagandla Surplus Nala in Rangareddy district, paving the way for the matter to be heard on merits
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Telangana High Court Justice Vijaysen Reddy observed that GHMC delimitation is primarily an administrative exercise with limited scope for judicial intervention. The court directed the corporation to place its stand on objections before proceeding further
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The Hyderabad Water Board has launched a 100-day plan to improve groundwater levels by making rainwater harvesting mandatory across GHMC areas. Thousands of households using tanker water have been served notices, while officials aim to cut water shortages through conservation.
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Telangana’s Narcotics Helpline 1908 empowers citizens to report drug abuse and trafficking. Tip-offs from families, friends, and educational institutions have helped police apprehend users and suppliers. Awareness campaigns and rehabilitation efforts complement enforcement, creating a robust anti-drug network.
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Preparations are underway for Numaish 2026, the annual 45-day industrial exhibition in Hyderabad starting January 1. Traders from across India will showcase handlooms, electronics, and food products. A separate section for joy rides is also included for visitors.
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The 515 Army Base Workshop and Hyderabad-based Raghu Vamsi Par East Automation Pvt Ltd signed an MoU to boost indigenous drone capabilities for the Indian Army. The partnership aims to fast-track evaluation, manufacturing, and field induction of advanced drones.
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Hyderabad-based Litemed’s CURAPOD, India’s first non-invasive pain management wearable, has received CDSCO approval. Using photobiomodulation technology, it provides personalised, drug-free therapy for over 30 conditions. Available across India, the device comes with a companion app and expert consultation
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An unidentified youth died after his motorcycle collided with a car on the KPHB Flyover at midnight. Police said he lost control while speeding. The rider suffered fatal injuries and died on the spot. Authorities are investigating.
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A 21-year-old woman, Nazneen Begum, allegedly died by suicide at her Amberpet home due to harassment by her husband. Police said she was threatened over money and gold. A case has been registered, and an investigation is ongoing.
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Dr Vineet Aniya, Principal Scientist at IICT Hyderabad, has received the IEI Young Engineer Award 2025 for his work in sustainable process development, biodegradable polymers, and waste plastic recycling. He has also developed several environmentally friendly technologies and received multiple national awards.
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Postgraduate students at Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women’s University alleged harassment by their hostel mess in-charge at Osmania University Girls’ Hostel. They filed a complaint with Hyderabad She Teams, demanding legal action and immediate measures to ensure safety.
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A 40-year-old man allegedly died by suicide at his Medipally home on Hyderabad’s outskirts. Police said he had been facing health issues and depression for months. A case has been registered, and investigations are ongoing.
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Hyderabad-based NGO VOICE-4 has empowered nearly 2,500 girls from marginalised backgrounds through life and leadership training. Its Her Voice programme at a Telangana social welfare college has helped students gain confidence, agency and awareness of their rights and safety.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao said the Congress government is losing public trust in rural Telangana after poor performance in panchayat elections. He warned of bigger defeats in upcoming local body polls and accused the ruling party of unfulfilled promises.