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Acting on complaints of flooding, Hydraa removed encroachments along the Balkapur and IDL nalas in Hyderabad. The nalas, narrowed significantly due to illegal structures, had caused submergence in nearby areas. More structures are being cleared to prevent inundation
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KCR is also reported to have expressed concern over the Andhra Pradesh government's push for the Banakacherla project, warning that it could once again devastate the Godavari basin and jeopardise Telangana's water rights.
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Lakes in southern part of Hyderabad, including those in Jalpally, Mamidpally, Bandlaguda, and Nadergul, are being encroached by the land mafia. Despite repeated alerts from irrigation officials, illegal dumping and plotting continue, threatening the city’s shrinking water bodies
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Hydraa reclaimed 1,094 square yards of land meant for public use in Hydernagar, Rajendranagar, by demolishing encroachments. The land, part of Nalanda Nagar Colony’s layout, was illegally claimed. Police intervened during protests by those involved in the encroachment
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Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar accused the Telangana government of vote-bank politics for shielding an Owaisi family-run college from action by HYDRAA. He questioned the double standards in demolishing poor people’s houses while sparing commercial buildings in the Old City
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President of the Antilia Welfare Association, Mahesh Reddy Gandikota, described the demolition of the community’s boundary wall by Hydraa on June 24 as unlawful.
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Debris clearance at the Sigachi blast site in Sangareddy is nearly complete, SP Paritosh Pankaj confirmed. While no more bodies were found, the search continues for nine missing employees and to identify five bodies kept in the mortuary
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Criticises the ruling party in Telangana over its double standards and selective action against illegal structures near water bodies in Hyderabad
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Serilingampally MLA Arekapudi Gandhi opposed HYDRAA’s demolitions at Sunnam Cheruvu, alleging lack of proper survey and FTL boundary demarcation. He warned officials of escalation to CM Revanth Reddy if errors weren’t corrected. Similar protests were earlier led by Danam Nagender
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In 1961, a layout was established over five acres in the name of Sai Saradhi Nagar with 35 plots. In the layout, 1,533 square yards were designated as park land
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According to officials, the nala had significantly narrowed due to unauthorised constructions, leading to frequent flooding in the surrounding areas during the monsoon.
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Two persons posing as Hydraa employees were booked by Gachibowli police for threatening to demolish a house in Alkapur Township. They fled when questioned by the complainant. Hydraa clarified its role and asked citizens to report fake claims
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The body of a five-year-old boy who drowned after falling into a well in Mailardevpally was recovered Wednesday morning after a 15-hour search operation by police, NDRF, HYDRAA, and fire services. The child fell into the well while playing.
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Protest erupted in Madhapur’s Ayyappa Society as Sunnam Cheruvu residents opposed HYDRAA’s eviction survey. Locals claimed a court stay was ignored and land size was inflated. Some demonstrators threatened self-immolation. Police intervened and restored order.
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Cherlapally cheruvu, which is spread over 58 acres, will be revived and efforts will be taken to strengthen the shore area, build walkways, install fencing, solar system lighting, set up CCTV
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The BRS leader warned that officials who act as Congress puppets would be held accountable once BRS returned to power.
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Congress MLAs approached the Telangana High Court alleging encroachment of 27 acres of government land in Khajaguda, claiming HYDRAA ignored their complaints and that officials colluded with private builders
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His sudden outreach to the Telugu film industry, including honouring Allu Arjun and inviting Nagarjuna, has surprised many. The shift comes months after his public criticism of film personalities, prompting speculation over political timing amid Andhra Pradesh’s Tollywood engagement
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Original width of the culvert on the nala was 15 feet which was shrunk up to 7 feet due to unauthorised structures, say officials
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The special teams will tackle traffic jams during heavy rain and also prevent flood water stagnation at flood-affected areas