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Hyderabad Police arrested 52 persons, including 32 bank officials, in a nationwide cybercrime crackdown under Operation Octopus–2. The operation uncovered Rs 150 crore transactions linked to 850 cases across nine States, with officials urging swift reporting of cyber frauds.
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Students from CHIREC International School, Hyderabad, won the beginner category at the Young Pioneers national finale held at IISc Bengaluru with their idea Plasmo Guard. The programme recognised innovative student projects from schools across India in multiple categories.
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RWAs in Hyderabad have proposed Fire Safety Cells in residential colonies to improve emergency response. The plan includes trained volunteers, fire drills in 500 societies, and a single-window NOC system. Officials discussed the proposal during Fire Service Week.
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The 405th Prakash Purab of Guru Tegh Bahadur was celebrated with devotion at Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Sitafalmandi, Secunderabad. The event featured Gurbani Kirtan, Kathas, and a community langar attended by hundreds of devotees and participants.
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A fire broke out at a scrapyard in Balapur, gutting property worth several lakhs. Fire officials suspect a short circuit as the cause. Four fire engines controlled the blaze after three hours of firefighting. No casualties were reported.
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Two children drowned while swimming in a village tank near Dabilpur in Medchal on Sunday. The victims, aged 14 and 12, were part of a group of six children. Police and SDRF teams were deployed for recovery operations.
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Borewells in several GHMC parks have dried up due to groundwater depletion, affecting greenery maintenance during peak summer. The civic body has deployed tankers and water bowls for animals while vertical gardens and park vegetation face growing stress.
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The Telangana government is reportedly considering a proposal to offer free MMTS train travel in Hyderabad from June 2 as a one-year pilot. The plan aims to boost public transport use, though official confirmation and Railway Board approval are pending.
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A two-day cyber awareness programme by SCSC and Cyberabad Police educated participants on rising cybercrimes, AI threats, and online safety. Officials stressed vigilance, quick response to fraud, and spreading awareness to prevent financial and digital risks.
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A 21-year-old engineering student died by suicide in Hayathnagar after allegedly being harassed by college staff over a ₹5,000 payment linked to attendance. Police have registered a case, and the family has blamed the college management for the incident.
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The Telangana government has made it mandatory for builders near notified airport noise zones to use sound-resistant materials. Under GO 124, constructions must comply with DGCA noise limits, ensuring improved indoor environments for residential and commercial developments.
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Telangana will add over 5,000 seats in government polytechnics for 2026–27, introducing new diploma courses in emerging technologies such as AI, robotics and semiconductors. The curriculum, developed with IIT Hyderabad, aims to boost enrolment and skill development.
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Cyberabad She Teams conducted 116 decoy operations between April 11 and 17, catching 36 persons for harassment. Police also received 18 complaints, rescued a victim in a flesh trade case, and resolved 41 domestic disputes through counselling centres.
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Miyapur police arrested cab driver K. Govind Rao for allegedly snatching a gold chain from an elderly woman during her morning walk. The accused was traced using technical evidence, and the stolen chain was recovered. Investigation is ongoing.
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A 22-year-old homemaker died by suicide at her Alwal residence, allegedly due to dowry harassment. Her family has accused her husband and in-laws of continuous abuse. Police have registered a case and are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.
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FLO Hyderabad hosted ‘Unscripted: Life, Legacy & Reinvention’, featuring Neena Gupta and Masaba Gupta in conversation with Seetha Reddy. The session explored resilience, individuality and personal growth, offering insights into their journeys and FLO Hyderabad’s 25-year celebrations.
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Osmania University held its 188th Executive Council meeting with newly appointed members, chaired by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Kumar Molugaram. The meeting focused on institutional growth, governance reforms and academic excellence, with participation from senior academicians and education officials.
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HMWSSB Managing Director K Ashok Reddy said Hyderabad is unlikely to face water shortages this summer, with adequate supply levels except at Singur. The Water Board has ramped up tanker operations and alternative pumping arrangements to meet rising demand.
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The TRSMA has urged the Telangana School Education Department to clarify that book counters in unaided private schools operating on a ‘no profit, no loss’ basis are permitted under existing government orders and court directions, seeking protection from enforcement action.
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TGSRTC plans to introduce around 70 new electric buses in Hyderabad while phasing out ageing diesel vehicles. The corporation is also retrofitting existing buses and expanding charging infrastructure, aiming to reduce emissions and modernise public transport in the city.
