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Heavy rain lashed Hyderabad on Sunday night, flooding roads and stranding families. Areas in and around Secunderabad saw up to 12.8 cm of rainfall. Families returning from outings were stuck in waist-deep water and traffic jams well past midnight

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

NIMS Hyderabad has called for applications from eligible Telangana candidates for its 2025 MPT (15 seats) and M.Sc in Genetic Counselling (2 seats) programmes. The last date to apply online is August 28, with hard copies due by September 2

Traffic was brought to a halt on Punjagutta road after a truck carrying onions overturned near the metro station. Police used a crane to clear the road and diverted traffic briefly.

Tension broke out in Punjagutta after local leaders locked a GHMC community hall used for educating poor children. Volunteers from Sushila Devi Memorial Trust were forced to conduct classes outdoors. Police say they have not received any complaint.

This state-of-the-art facility, funded by Premier Energies under its CSR Programme is a monumental step in enhancing paediatric epilepsy care in Telangana

The accused manages to divert the attention of the salespersons on the pretext of checking designs and flicks the coin

The fire started around 3 pm in one of the floor of the hotel. On information, the fire tenders rushed to the spot and the fire fighters started the fire fighting operations.

Mohd Nazeer, a resident of Bahadurpura was going on some work towards Jubilee Hills when a Honda City car ran into him near ITC Kakatiya Hotel.

In another case, police solve murder case of a 45-year-old trader who was killed in December last year and arrested one person in connection with the case

Trouble started when a woman patient after undergoing an MRI at NIMS emergency department complained to her relatives that she lost a necklace.

The incident occurred when the victim, K Lokesh (20), a second year B Tech student from a private engineering college along with his friend Rajiv were proceeding on Lokesh’s scooter from Punjagutta towards Ameerpet

The incident occurred when the police teams were checking cars for traffic violations including black film for window glasses.

The management admitted the candidates in Bachelor Degree courses and on completion of the course gave certificates issued by a university in Uttar Pradesh.

The locals told the police that the car was traveling at high speed before it lost control and overturned.

The fourth draw as part of ‘Telangana Today’ and ‘Namasthe Telangana’ Dasara Shopping Bonanza was held at Punjab National Bank, Lakdikapul, here on Saturday.

Surender Rao urged people to check the shopping bonanza in ‘Telangana Today’ and ‘Namasthe Telangana’ and shop at the select stores till October 9 to win the prizes.

The first prize (32 inch television) was bagged by a shopper of KLM Fashion Mall, B.Raju, and the second prize (Smartphone) went to Mahender who had shopped at Big C store. The third prize was won by R.Sirisha who shopped at Manepally Jewellers.

On the first day of the lucky draw, the first prize of 32 inch television was bagged by a shopper of Manepally Jewellers at Chandanagar

The NIMS authorities have requested the staff and doctors not to park any vehicles on the track leading from Banjara gate to NIMS main canteen.