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Two elderly patients at Sankara Eye Hospital, Hyderabad, regained clear vision after minimally invasive cataract surgery using phacoemulsification technology. Each procedure took 15–20 minutes, with a foldable intraocular lens implanted, enabling rapid recovery and return to normal life.
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Kotha Dinakar, 24, from Shamshabad, declared brain dead after a road accident, had his organs donated to needy patients under Telangana’s Jeevandan programme. His kidneys and liver were allocated to patients, marking the 21st brain-dead donation in 2026.
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Walk-in enquiries at the Regional Passport Office, Secunderabad, have been suspended on Thursday, February 26, 2026, due to administrative reasons. Applicants are advised not to visit the office and to use online services for passport queries.
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Families in Hyderabad protested land acquisition for the Musi River Front Project, citing lack of consultation and consent. Authorities plan to acquire 19.10 acres in Rajendranagar, linking the project to Gandhi Sarovar, despite residents’ objections and tensions.
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Hyderabad Police raided shops in Ranigunj and Secunderabad, seizing nearly 2,000 counterfeit SKF bearings and 2,780 packaging sheets. The fake products posed risks to machinery safety. Police are investigating the supply chain and links in the counterfeit network.
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Hyderabad Cybercrime Police warned of an AI-based scam targeting citizens’ facial and voice data. Fraudsters trick people into handling smartphones, capturing biometrics for identity theft and social engineering. Citizens are urged to use caution and report suspicious activity.
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ASHA workers in Telangana staged a dharna at the Commissioner of Health office, demanding a fixed monthly salary of Rs 18,000, pending PF and ESI benefits, and improved working conditions. They warned of boycotting ongoing healthcare programmes.
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Malkajgiri Traffic Police booked 242 motorists in a special drunk-and-drive crackdown between February 16 and 21. Most offenders were two-wheeler riders. Police warned of strict action, including culpable homicide charges, in cases involving fatal accidents.
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A home guard and a young woman were killed after a speeding water tanker rammed their motorcycle near Road No 10 in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, on Monday. Police are investigating the fatal crash.
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An Ayurvedic Village was inaugurated at SICA in Chanchalguda by DG Prisons Soumya Mishra. Reopened after six years, the centre will provide affordable Ayurvedic treatments to the public while training inmates in wellness therapies to improve rehabilitation and employability.
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A study by NCAER says Hyderabad’s RGIA generates Rs 75,000 crore in GVA and supports over 4 lakh jobs. By FY2037–38, the airport and Aerocity together are projected to contribute Rs 2.13 lakh crore and nearly 10 lakh jobs.
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Two young men were killed and another critically injured after a speeding container lorry rammed their motorcycle at Shabad in Ranga Reddy district on Monday. Police have registered a case and are investigating whether overspeeding caused the fatal accident.
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Hyderabad’s Birla Mandir will celebrate its Golden Jubilee from February 24 with special pujas, cultural events and a Shobha Yatra. A new lift facility has also been installed to improve access for elderly and differently abled devotees.
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Rainbow Six Mobile brings Ubisoft’s tactical shooter experience to Android and iOS, launching first in India. With strong strategy elements, smooth performance, and improved gameplay since beta, it impresses overall—though weaker side modes and high season pass pricing hold it back.
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A Ferrari lost control and collided with multiple vehicles at Jubilee Hills near actor Balakrishna’s residence on Sunday morning. Several people were injured. The driver cited brake failure and steering lock. Police will examine the vehicle with the RTA after registering a case.
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At a Gadwal TG GCET centre, Class V students were mistakenly given Class VI question papers, delaying the exam from 11 am to 1:30 pm. The issue, traced to the printing press, was resolved, and over 94% of students appeared.
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Dr D Balasubramanian, noted biophysical chemist from Hyderabad, was felicitated on CCMB’s 10th Founder’s Day. Scientists recalled his contributions, including his tenure as Director and his efforts to integrate science and arts at CCMB and LV Prasad Eye Institute.
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Preeti Kidney Hospitals inaugurated a 50-bedded super speciality centre at Suchitra, Kompally, featuring advanced SSI Mantra Robotic Surgery System 3.0 and 160-Watt Holmium Laser technology. The facility aims to provide specialised kidney care for residents of North Hyderabad.
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The body of 27-year-old Mohd Amer was found burnt near Himayatsagar, Rajendranagar, early Sunday. Police have begun an investigation, but forensic doctors suggest it may be a suicide, citing no internal injuries or signs of struggle at the scene.
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Vysyaraju Jewellers inaugurated its new Dilsukhnagar showroom, attended by Anupama Parameswaran. The store offers flat 6% wastage on 22KT gold, IGI-certified diamonds from Rs 49,500 per carat, and special silver discounts, available for a limited time.