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The Endometriosis Foundation of India is organising the 3rd Yellow Ribbon Run in Hyderabad on March 8 at T-Works, Gachibowli. The 10k, 5k, and 3k run aims to raise awareness and advocate for research on Endometriosis.

TGSRTC has denied social media claims that all differently-abled passengers will get free bus travel. The corporation called the reports false and warned of criminal action against individuals spreading misinformation. Official updates will be shared through press releases and the website.

GHMC approved multiple infrastructure projects, including a multi-level parking near Chowmahalla Palace, flyovers, underpasses, and ROBs. Rasoolpura road expansion, Patigadda ROB, and a statue at Barkatpura are also planned, with Rs 500 crore allocated to Cyberabad and Malkajgiri.

A woman doctor from Banjara Hills lost Rs 10 lakh to cyber fraudsters via a fake online trading platform. Initial small profits gained her confidence, but withdrawal was blocked. The Hyderabad cybercrime police are investigating the case.

GHMC has begun excavation for a steel flyover and underpass near KBR Park, affecting traffic in Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills. Commuters are advised to follow diversion routes as road narrowing and peak-hour congestion are expected during construction.

TGSRTC has restored the T-24 ticket tariffs for Metro Deluxe buses from March 1. The earlier temporary discount has ended. Revised fares are Rs 150 for adults, Rs 120 for women and senior citizens, and Rs 100 for children.

Avio Smart Market Stack has signed a shareholders’ agreement to acquire a minority stake in Hyderabad-based Huwel Lifesciences. Huwel’s tuberculosis diagnostic platform recently underwent a government health assessment and offers testing at a significantly lower cost per sample.

Residents allege that some massage centres in Hyderabad’s prime areas are operating as brothels, causing discomfort to office workers and women. Police say action is taken when complaints are received and have urged citizens to report illegal activities.

Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar urged citizens to celebrate Holi responsibly and warned of strict action against troublemakers. DJs are banned, liquor outlets will close temporarily, and She Teams will monitor harassment. Extra security will also be deployed during Ramzan.

Kulsumpura Traffic Police conducted a road safety awareness programme at Nanal Nagar on Monday. Additional DCP C. Venugopal Reddy reminded motorists about mandatory helmet and seat belt rules. Around 15 free helmets were distributed to eligible riders.

Hyderabad will host the 12th Panacea 2026 – Natural Products Expo India from March 6 to 8 at People’s Plaza. The biennial event will feature over 100 exhibitors showcasing organic foods, herbal products, wellness innovations and eco-friendly solutions.

Hyderabad Police clarified that no traffic fine concessions have been announced for the March 14 Lok Adalat. Commissioner VC Sajjanar called viral social media videos claiming waivers false and warned of strict action against those spreading misinformation.

Country Club unveiled a unique ‘Holi Pichkari Car’ ahead of its Rang Basant 2026 celebrations at Begumpet. Chairman Y. Rajeev Reddy launched the Chalo Pattaya VIP Membership Card at the event attended by actor Poonam Kaur and designer Sudhakar.

Cyberabad Traffic Police restricted vehicle movement near the US Consulate General due to security concerns amid the US–Israel–Iran conflict. Roads were blocked, causing congestion. Commuters heading to Gowlidoddi and the Financial District were advised to use alternate routes.

Amberpet police arrested four alleged illegal moneylenders after three members of a family died by suicide in Bapu Nagar. Suicide notes reportedly blamed loan harassment. Police booked the accused under Section 108 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and remanded them to custody.

A 24-year-old man was arrested in Gachibowli after allegedly driving under the influence, hitting a vehicle and ramming a traffic constable who jumped onto the bonnet to avoid injury. Two cases were registered.

On the third day of mBAJA SAEINDIA 2026 at BVRIT Narsapur, students underwent technical inspection and brake tests, competing in acceleration and maneuverability events. A panel discussion on experiential learning, moderated by Dr K C Vora, highlighted education beyond the classroom.

GHMC received 285 applications during its Property Tax Parishkaram programme held across circle offices. Most petitions concerned assessment discrepancies and mutation requests. The civic body will continue the drive through March while promoting its 90 per cent interest waiver under the OTS scheme.

Hundreds of families protested against the proposed Gandhi Sarovar project along the Musi River, fearing displacement. BRS leader KT Rama Rao joined the march in Hydershakote, assuring support to residents who claim their properties are being targeted for acquisition.

BRS general secretary RS Praveen Kumar criticised the Telangana Education Commission’s report as politically motivated and regressive. He opposed proposed changes to teacher promotions and admissions policy, vowing to scrap the report if the BRS returns to power.