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South Central Railway (SCR) has advised passengers at Secunderabad Railway Station to use parking facilities on Platform No. 10, as parking at Platform No. 1 has been temporarily suspended due to redevelopment works. However, pick-up and drop are permitted at Platform No. 1 for short durations.
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A 35-year-old mason died after accidentally falling from an MMTS train between Secunderabad and James Street late Thursday night. The incident occurred around 11 pm, prompting police investigation, while the body was shifted to Gandhi Hospital for postmortem
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SCR is running three special trains on December 6 to manage weekend passenger rush. Services include –Shalimar, Secunderabad–Chennai Egmore and Hyderabad–Mumbai LTT trains, offering over 3,700 seats and berths across classes.
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Redevelopment work at Secunderabad Railway Station is progressing rapidly with 46 per cent completion achieved under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme. The Rs 714.73-crore project includes a new air concourse, parking for 200 vehicles, and modern passenger amenities, scheduled for completion by 2026
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Excise officials seized 1.6 kg of ganja chocolates at Secunderabad railway station. The suspect fled after abandoning the bag on Platform No 10. A case has been registered, and efforts are underway to identify and arrest the accused.
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An alert RPF constable, B Praveen Kumar, saved a passenger from falling between a moving train and the platform at Secunderabad station. The incident, which occurred on September 26, came to light now.
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To handle festive crowds, South Central Railway has launched a crowd management strategy at Secunderabad station. With over 2 lakh daily passengers expected, measures include alternate train routes, new waiting zones, metro connectivity, and a 24x7 control room for safety and coordination
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South Central Railway has shifted 18 trains from Secunderabad station to Malkajgiri, Hyderabad (Nampally), and Charlapalli between October 27 and November 26 due to redevelopment works. Passengers are advised to check new terminals and plan travel accordingly
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A woman passenger’s life was saved at Secunderabad station when RPF constable Sanjay Kumar quickly pulled her away from a moving train, showcasing courage under Operation Jeevan Raksha.
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Deepu Gautam from Uttar Pradesh, who had come to Hyderabad a year ago, was reportedly upset over his financial constraints
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Four persons, including three women, were arrested by Government Railway Police at Secunderabad railway station for smuggling 45 kg of ganja from Odisha. They were planning to board another train when they were caught. Efforts are on to trace others
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A 16-year-old girl went missing from Secunderabad railway station while her family waited to board a train to Bihar. She was last seen leaving Platform No 5 in CCTV footage. Police registered a kidnap case and are searching for her
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Redevelopment of Secunderabad railway station is progressing swiftly. The RPF building is completed, while works on the air concourse, multi-level car parking, and foot over bridge are ongoing. Officials aim for minimal passenger disruption and completion by late 2025
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IRCTC has launched the Divya Dakshin Yatra with Jyotirlinga pilgrimage tour, starting from Secunderabad on July 19. The 8-day journey will cover sacred temples across South India, with boarding points across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
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Railway authorities said the 8 nights and 9 days tour includes all travel facilities, rail and road transport, accommodation and catering arrangements.
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A Hyderabad man, 38, died by suicide by jumping in front of a train near Secunderabad after a marital dispute; GRP investigating
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The suspects who started begging at various traffic junctions in the city and in trains, eventually targeted passengers found traveling alone. They threatened and extorted money from them
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Pavan Kumar, a native of Jharkhand, in an attempt to board the train, slips and falls in the gap; he was declared dead in Gandhi Hospital
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Carry out comprehensive frisking and anti-sabotage operations at waiting halls, circulating area, trains and platforms
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Benjamin Gamango (31), an agricultural labour, who lost his mother three months ago wanted to perform some rituals in a grand manner