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A group of burglars allegedly broke into a flat at Flotilla Apartments in Manikonda and fled with Rs 80,000 in cash and other valuables. The incident has revived concerns over burglary groups described as ‘Chaddi gangs’ and their modus operandi.

A house fire in Puppalaguda’s Tirumala Hills has triggered concerns over fire services’ response time after social media posts alleged a 55-minute delay. Gachibowli Fire Station SHO N Srikanth said the tender reached the location within 20 minutes.

Property owners across Hyderabad and neighbouring districts are facing difficulties after lands and properties were brought under Section 22A of the Registration Act. Builders and developers have raised concerns over stalled transactions, lack of prior notice and the impact on Telangana's real estate sector.

During the ‘One Ward Every Day’ programme in Manikonda, residents raised concerns over waterlogging, slow nala works, drainage problems, and poor road infrastructure. CMC Commissioner G Srijana reviewed civic amenities and directed officials to prioritise and resolve the pending issues promptly.

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation removed over 50 footpath encroachments in Manikonda and nearby areas during a special drive conducted with police support. The civic body also carried out a sanitation drive in Narsingi Circle, lifting large quantities of garbage and waste.

A fire broke out in a flat at Alkapuri Colony in Manikonda on Sunday afternoon. The occupants escaped safely after noticing smoke and flames. Fire department personnel and police controlled the blaze, while officials began investigating the cause.

Water supply to certain areas of Manikonda and Narsingi was disrupted due to junction works on the Narsingi main road. HMWSSB Managing Director K Ashok Reddy inspected the site, flagged safety lapses and reviewed reservoir and STPs works at TNGO Colony.

A fire at BRC Apartments in Manikonda on Sunday caused panic among residents. Believed to have started due to a short circuit, the fire was quickly controlled. Three people were injured while rushing out of the building

Prolonged heavy rains have disrupted daily life in Hyderabad, flooding roads, stalling traffic, and affecting businesses. Many commuters missed long-distance trains due to severe jams. Citizens are now urging the government to extend metro timings to reduce monsoon-time inconvenience

In Puppalaguda, Manikonda, a 35-foot temple wall collapsed late Thursday night amid heavy rain, burying three houses under debris. No one was inside at the time, averting casualties. Officials are clearing the site and monitoring the area for risks.

A woman died in Manikonda on Tuesday after a rashly driven HMWSSB water tanker hit her scooter. The victim, Shalini, was returning home after dropping her children at school. Locals have raised concerns about poor road safety in the area

Apollo Clinic in Manikonda reports a 60 per cent rise in monsoon-related illnesses like viral fever, flu, dengue, and gastro infections. Doctors urge early treatment, mask use, hydration, and avoiding chilled drinks to prevent complications during the rainy season.

According to RTA officials, several high-value numbers fetched substantial amounts during the registration number auctions.

Action was taken following complaints by Dollar Hills plots owners of the layouts against encroachment and illegal constructions being taken up on the roads and park

Ravi Kumar and Sai, residents of Chitrapuri Colony in Manikonda who were found under suspicious circumstances were arrested by the Raidurgam police for alleged possession of unaccounted cash of Rs 74.5 lakh

The new facility at Manikonda promises to provide convenient and innovative solutions to leverage gold with ease for emergencies or financial needs

Thunderstorms, accompanied by gusty winds lashed several parts of Hyderabad, bringing the temperatures down and traffic to standstill on Friday

As the thick smoke engulfed the entire place, Jameela (70), Suhana (50) and Sajira (7) got trapped inside the house on the ground floor and died of asphyxiation

After HYDRAA received complaints about illegal structures encroaching on Neknampur Lake, Commissioner AV Ranganath instructed officials to demolish them.

The apartment complex residents complained about the high-handed behavior of the HYDRAA officials, as they refused to even listen to them and went ahead to demolish the structure.