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Hyderabad: The State government on Saturday accorded administrative sanction of Rs 545 crore for construction of 15 bridges along Musi and Esa rivers. In addition to decking up the place, these bridges will improve connectivity near the water bodies. Though there are bridges along the Musi, due to the city’s massive growth, the existing bridges […]
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The curious onlookers, who parked their vehicles on the roadside and tried to have a glimpse of the rare visitor, triggered traffic snarls, forcing the police to step in.
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Hyderabad: Musi river that passes through parts of the city will soon have Godavari water flowing through it that would also help in keeping the river clean. The State government is working on a comprehensive plan not only to fill Musi with Godavari water but also beautify it on all fronts, Municipal Administration and Urban […]
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Hyderabad: A man was reportedly washed away in the Musi River at Shankar Nagar area in Chaderghat. The man was identified as Mohd Jahangir (40), a carpenter. It is suspected that the incident occurred when he went to relieve himself near the river, police said. The GHMC teams with the help of police have started […]
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Hyderabad: In a grim reminder of sorts, the city saw the 113th anniversary of the 1908 deluge on yet another dark and rainy September 28. It was in the deluge of 1908 that Hyderabad witnessed a loss of nearly 50,000 lives over the vast expanses of property that were destroyed in one of the worst […]
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Yadadri-Bhongir: Following heavy rains in upper catchment areas, Musi river is in spate and was flowing over the bridge at Rudravelli in Bibinagar mandal, disrupting road connectivity between Bhoodan Pochampally and Bibinagar as also several villages in the two mandals on Tuesday. Since Chinneti vagu was also flowing onto the road between Anajipuram and Raipadu, […]
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Hyderabad: A decomposed body of a man was found in Musi River bed at Chaitanyapuri on Monday morning. The man aged between 25 and 35 years of age is clad in pants and shirt and a tattoo mark with some inscription in Hindi is on the right hand. The police released the photograph of the […]
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Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) lifted two more gates at Osman Sagar on Monday. So far, four gates of the reservoir, which is receiving abundant inflow from upstream areas, have been thrown open by HMWS&SB officials. Due to abundant inflow, the Water Board officials decided to open the gates and drain the […]
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The historic three-storied edifice has also been identified as Grade-II heritage structure
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Old Hyderabadis connect themselves to the Gandipet as it was once the only source of drinking water for the city
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On Friday, the actor shared a video of water gushing out from the gates at Gandipet lake on Twitter.
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Telangana will be the only state in the country which will have Faecal Sludge Treatment Plants in all Urban Local Bodies, the Minister said.
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Osman Sagar, also popular as Gandipet, is not just a reservoir that has been quenching the city’s thirst for 100 years, but is also one of the most popular tourist spots around the city as well
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Hyderabad: More municipal works including construction of bridges across the Musi River and completing the second phase of the missing link roads initiative is on the anvil in Hyderabad. On Monday, Chief Secretary, Somesh Kumar directed officials to construct more bridges across the Musi River, which will ease traffic in densely populated areas and also […]
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The police reached the spot and after preliminary enquiry shifted it to the Osmania General Hospital mortuary where it is preserved for postmortem examination
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TRS has never fulfilled electoral promises it has been making since 2014, said Congress leader
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Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar wanted the team of senior officers to make recommendations to the CM K Chandrashekhar Rao to facilitate in deciding the prioritization of corridors
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Earlier Minister KTR had assured the affected families that necessary measures would be taken to solve the problem by constructing a retaining wall up to one kilometre from Nallakunta Fever Hospital to Musi River
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Shaik Aamir (18) is feared washed away after he slipped and fell into the surging waters of the Musi on Oct 18 at Kishanbagh
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Shaik Amer, a resident of Asadbabanagar in Kishanbagh, went to Musi river to see the flow of water after the gates of Himayatsagar were opened and slipped into the river
