Hyderabad and Secunderabad witnessed heavy passenger and vehicular traffic as residents traveled for Sankranti. Special trains and buses were deployed, but poor connectivity to Charlapalli and delays caused financial and travel stress. The city appears quieter as festival travel continues.
“Even as we were thinking that Hyderabad has left communal violence behind with no riots since 2012, we find ourselves getting engulfed in intense communalisation. The past two months have seen four incidences in the city”, they stated.
Hyderabad: The Sports Authority of Telangana State (SATS) is going to conduct summer coaching camps at its centres in twin cities from April 16 to May 31. Sports Minister V Srinivas Goud released the poster in this regard at his camp office on Friday. The summer camps will be held in SATS stadiums– Gachibowli Stadium, […]
Hyderabad: The State Bank of India inaugurated its District Sales Hub (DSH), for Hyderabad and Secunderabad on Thursday. Inaugurated by Om Prakash Mishra, Chief General Manager, SBI Hyderabad, in the presence of General Managers Krishan Sharma, Jogesh Chandra Sahu among other officials, the hub will play an important role in supporting the Customer Service Points […]
