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GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan, Hyderabad Additional Commissioner Vikram Singh Mann, Joint Transport Commissioner C Ramesh, Health Department officials and others were present in the meeting
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Cops say Srinivas came to Raj Bhavan and took away the hard disks of the desk top he was using, which had the morphed photos of a woman
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Naik urge the citizens to inform the local police station about their departure and arrival plans if they need to lock their homes. “Install locks with a central locking system for added security and also arrange a security alarm system with motion sensors for your house,” he said.
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Police warns that any person violating the directive would face legal action
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The orders were issued in view of the current security environment in the country
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The cybercrime fraudsters who were nabbed were involved in as many as 313 cases across India, officials said.
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This initiative was part of ongoing confidence-building measures and area domination efforts, undertaken in view of the prevailing situation between India and Pakistan
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Night duty officers at the local, divisional, and zonal levels have been instructed to make mandatory visits and inspections of key places of worship within their respective jurisdictions during nighttime hours.
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The police have been directed to activate their local informer network to collect intelligence on any suspicious individuals. Officials have also been instructed to enforce the advisories issued by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs and the State government.
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The police recovered three Honda Dio vehicles, an Activa, an auto rickshaw, and seized two vehicles
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The victims, Kanakiah, a watchman by profession, and his wife Rajamma, a homemaker, had been residing in Suryanagar, Alwal, for the past six months. Owing to health problems, Kanakiah had stopped going to work and remained at home.
The victims, Kanakiah, a watchman by profession, and his wife Rajamma, a homemaker, had been residing in Suryanagar, Alwal, for the past six months. Owing to health problems, Kanakiah had stopped going to work and remained at home.
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Ravinder Reddy, in his complaint, said the welfare association had laid six speed breakers in the colony illegally and without following the laid down norms and specifications
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Officials seized 1380 grams of hydroponic marijuana, LSD blots, 2 bikes and other material worth Rs 1.4 crore
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The police identified four Pakistan nationals who were on a short term visa and handed over the notices to them. The police have not disclosed the whereabouts of the Pakistan nationals for security reasons
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Intelligence officials said though there has been no specific input for the city, whenever such terror attacks occur in any part of the country, the local police, as a precaution, is put on alert
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Police seized cash of Rs 12,000, mobile phones and other materials
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Dr Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, as Chairman of Braumwald Hospitals, UK, reportedly had entered into a contract with Poulomi Hospitals, Dr AS Rao Nagar, Kapra in 2018. They, however, stopped operations within months, when Dr Narendra did not pay salaries to the hospital employees and vendors.
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Traffickers exploit women facing financial hardships by promising them jobs in India. Once these women enter the country illegally, they are forced into illegal activities. Their undocumented status prevents them from seeking help from the police, creating an advantage for the organisers
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The police seized Rs 92,120 in cash and four mobile phones
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Organisers told to adhere to ban on high-decibel DJ systems, firecrackers during Sunday’s Shobha Yatra