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Hyderabad: Man loses Rs 30.43 lakh in YouTube task cyber fraud

Hyderabad: Man loses Rs 30.43 lakh in YouTube task cyber fraud

  • Watch: Farmer lifts drain water by hand amid drought in Siddipet

    A 61-year-old farmer in Siddipet’s Sheripally village is using a traditional wooden-pole mechanism to lift water from a drain and save his paddy crop. Power cuts, falling groundwater levels and a burnt-out borewell have left farmers struggling.
  • KTR’s sewage treatment plan aids HMWSSB’s water supply

    HMWSSB is preparing to supply treated sewage water across Hyderabad’s CURE area through its Green Water Tankers facility. The initiative builds on an earlier plan to expand sewage treatment, while 39 additional STPs have been proposed in the ORR area.
  • Hyderabad to host three-day Carnatic flute tribute marking T R Mahalingam’s birth centenary

    Kalasagaram will celebrate Carnatic flute maestro T R Mahalingam's birth centenary with three concerts in Hyderabad from October 30 to November 1. Featuring flautists Jayaprada Ramamurthy, B Vijayagopal and J B Sruthi Sagar, admission is free, with dinner provided.
  • Hyderabad: 20-year-old NEET aspirant dies by suicide after failing to secure medical seat

    A 20-year-old NEET aspirant, Abdul Riyan, died by suicide at his Rein Bazaar residence in Hyderabad on Wednesday. Police said he had undergone long-term coaching but could not secure a medical seat. Madannapet police have begun an investigation.
  • Paralympic gold medallist Murlikant Petkar to flag off IITH run

    An Anti-Corruption Bureau team arrested Srinivas, a Grama Palana Officer from Mosam village, for allegedly accepting a Rs 22,000 bribe at the Kagaznagar Tahsildar office. The bribe was allegedly sought to process a land title correction and succession.
  • Asifabad: GPO arrested for allegedly accepting Rs 22,000 bribe

    An Anti-Corruption Bureau team arrested Srinivas, a Grama Palana Officer from Mosam village, for allegedly accepting a Rs 22,000 bribe at the Kagaznagar Tahsildar office. The bribe was allegedly sought to process a land title correction and succession.
  • Drought hits Tandur toor dal crop, exports trigger shortage fears

    Tandur red gram faces potential supply pressure as drought and erratic power supply damage crops in Vikarabad district. The first 2.5-tonne consignment has been exported to Australia, while officials say domestic impact will depend on the final harvest and further orders.
  • BASF Kids’ Lab to engage 1,150 Hyderabad schoolchildren in chemistry and climate action

    BASF and CSIR-IICT are organising the BASF Kids' Lab in Hyderabad until October 31, expecting to engage 1,150 municipal schoolchildren aged 8 to 12 through hands-on chemistry experiments and interactive modules focused on sustainability and climate action awareness.
  • KTR tears into Revanth for prioritising Musi beautification over drought-hit farmers

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao criticised Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy over the proposed Musi riverfront project amid drought, crop losses and power shortages. He questioned water management, project transparency, Medigadda repairs, investment claims and the detention of party leaders.
  • Telangana issues fire safety norms for data centres

    Telangana’s Fire Services Department has issued special fire and life safety guidelines for data centres to speed up provisional Fire NOC processing. The norms cover detection, suppression, battery rooms, fuel storage, ventilation and emergency shutdown arrangements.
  • Student critically injured in clash at Boduppal college hostel

    An intermediate second-year student was injured in an alleged clash at a junior college hostel in Boduppal following a reported dispute over money. Medipally police visited the hospital and are investigating the incident and the allegations against fellow students.
  • SCR announces one-way special train to Hyderabad

    South Central Railway has announced a one-way special train from Parvatipuram to Hyderabad on November 3 to accommodate additional passenger demand. Train No. 08513 will stop at 14 stations and include AC and general second-class coaches.
  • Protest held at RIMS over youngster’s suicide in Adilabad

    Dalit organisations staged a sit-in at RIMS-Adilabad, demanding justice and Rs 50 lakh compensation for the family of Rahul, 26, who allegedly died by suicide after police reprimanded him for recording a video highlighting alleged negligence in treatment.
  • One-way traffic loop proposed between Biodiversity, Knowledge City

    Cyberabad Traffic Police are exploring a one-way loop between Biodiversity Junction and Knowledge City to ease IT corridor congestion. Traffic simulations, route inspections and stakeholder consultations will precede a phased rollout, with no implementation date announced yet.
  • Harish Rao alleges conspiracy to damage Mallanna Sagar bund

    Former Minister T Harish Rao alleged that blasting near the Mallanna Sagar bund was being carried out without permissions and could damage the structure. The BRS demanded an inquiry, compensation for affected residents, an FIR against the agency and an immediate halt to the work.
  • Future City Police holds blood donation camp at Shastra Gardens

    Future City Police organised a blood donation camp at Shastra Gardens on Thursday as part of Police Commemoration Week–2026. Commissioner Dr Tarun Joshi donated blood, while students from two educational institutions and police personnel participated in the initiative.
  • Farmers protest at Suryapet market over falling paddy prices

    Farmers protested at Suryapet Agriculture Market, alleging commission agents had formed a syndicate and sharply reduced paddy prices after promising over Rs 3,000 per quintal. Rain has stalled weighing and procurement for three days, prompting demands for MSP and intervention.
  • Newer Telangana medical colleges shine in MBBS results

    Several newer government medical colleges in Telangana recorded high first-year MBBS pass percentages, with Jangaon leading at 99 per cent and Karimnagar at 98 per cent. Gandhi Medical College recorded 94.80 per cent, while Osmania Medical College posted 87.50 per cent.
  • Telangana Police launches women’s safety training at OU

    Telangana Police’s Women Safety Wing launched a two-day training programme at Osmania University under the #StandWithHer campaign. More than 250 participants will be trained to conduct awareness sessions on consent, gender equality, respectful relationships and women’s safety.
  • Susheal Yoga Studio holds graduation ceremony in Hyderabad

    Susheal Yoga Studio in Himayatnagar held a graduation ceremony for students who completed its 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training Course. The programme covered yoga practice, teaching methods, anatomy, philosophy, pranayama and meditation, promoting traditional knowledge and well-being.
  • BRS accuses Congress government of politicising drought-hit mandals

    The BRS accused the Congress government of selectively declaring drought-hit mandals in Telangana. Former Minister V Srinivas Goud sought drought status for erstwhile Mahabubnagar district, crop-loss compensation, advance Rythu Bandhu payments, assistance for agricultural labourers and an official crop-damage assessment.
  • TGSRTC plans new bus terminals around Hyderabad

    The Telangana government is exploring four peripheral bus terminals at Gajularamaram, Shamshabad, LB Nagar and Ghatkesar. The proposed facilities would accommodate outstation buses, connect passengers to city transport and potentially provide designated operating points for private bus services.
  • University of Hyderabad interacts with Australian university delegation

    A delegation from Edith Cowan University, Western Australia, visited the University of Hyderabad for an interaction with university officials. The team included senior academics and strategic partnerships representatives, while faculty members from the University of Hyderabad also participated.
  • KGBV student dies after excessive bleeding in Siddipet

    A 15-year-old Class 10 student died after reportedly suffering excessive bleeding at a KGBV hostel near Siddipet. Her death triggered protests by BRS leaders and student organisations, with Dubbak MLA Kotha Prabhakar Reddy demanding an inquiry, action and compensation.
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