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Cyberabad police drug test 128 rowdy sheeters, 11 test positive

Cyberabad police drug test 128 rowdy sheeters, 11 test positive

  • Four arrested in Secunderabad for illegal LPG cylinder black marketing

    Four people were arrested in Secunderabad for allegedly selling commercial LPG cylinders illegally at higher prices. Police seized cylinders, vehicles, and cash worth ₹7.5 lakh. The accused reportedly diverted supplies meant for agencies to local eateries.
  • Three new MMTS stations proposed in Hyderabad to improve suburban rail connectivity

    SCR has proposed three new MMTS stations in Hyderabad at Alwal, Anandbagh, and Moula Ali to improve suburban connectivity. The plan aims to reduce commuter inconvenience on busy routes and awaits approval from the Railway Board.
  • Hyderabad: Man loses Rs 1.75 lakh after downloading fake movie app

    A Cyberabad man lost Rs 1.75 lakh after downloading a fake movie app advertised on Facebook. Malware in the app accessed OTPs and SMS, allowing fraudsters to drain bank accounts. Police have registered a case and are investigating.
  • Steel flyover works begin near Indo-American Cancer Hospital in Hyderabad

    Steel flyover works under the H-CITI project have begun near Indo-American Cancer Hospital in Hyderabad. Excavation has led to removal of trees and a public shed, as GHMC continues construction of multiple flyovers aimed at improving traffic flow.
  • Hyderabad CRPF head constable dies under suspicious circumstances in Shopian

    A CRPF head constable from Hyderabad died under suspicious circumstances while on duty in Shopian, Jammu and Kashmir. He collapsed at a camp in Zainapora and was declared dead at a hospital. Police and CRPF have launched investigations.
  • Malkajgiri Police Commissioner goes undercover to assess women’s safety

    Malkajgiri Police Commissioner B Sumathi went undercover on her first day to assess women’s safety in Hyderabad. She faced harassment at a bus stand before police intervened. Instead of filing cases, she counselled the youths and stressed respect for women.
  • FAIMA raises concern over delay in NEET SS 2025 counselling

    FAIMA has raised concerns over delays in NEET SS 2025 counselling, citing repeated postponements due to court cases. The association says many doctors are facing financial hardship and warns the delay could lead to a shortage of specialists.
  • Unpaid bill dispute turns violent at Hyderabad restaurant, staff injured

    A dispute over an unpaid bill led to a violent attack at a restaurant in Saroornagar, Hyderabad. Staff were injured after being assaulted by a group of men. Police have registered a case and are searching for the absconding suspects.
  • Man jailed for harassing actress near Charminar in Hyderabad

    A Hyderabad court sentenced a 40-year-old man to seven days in jail for harassing a Bengali actress near Charminar. The accused was quickly arrested after the victim filed a complaint, and the court delivered a prompt judgment.
  • University of Hyderabad opens applications for Executive MBA 2026–28

    The University of Hyderabad has opened applications for its Executive MBA programme for 2026–28. Designed for working professionals, the course combines flexible learning with academic depth. Interested candidates must apply online and appear for a written test by May 17.
  • A noon without a shadow: Hyderabad set to witness Zero Shadow Day on May 9

    Hyderabad will witness Zero Shadow Day on Saturday at 12:12 pm, when shadows briefly disappear as the Sun reaches directly overhead. Birla Planetarium is hosting a free session to help people observe and understand this rare astronomical phenomenon.
  • Millet Marvels launches ‘One Meal a Day with Millets’ national mission

    Millet Marvels has launched a national campaign encouraging people to include millets in one daily meal. Supported by Nagarjuna and backed by IIMR and Nutrihub, the initiative promotes healthier eating habits and sustainable food practices across India.
  • KNRUHS announces MPH counselling schedule for 2026–27 admissions

    KNRUHS has announced counselling for MPH admissions for the 2026–27 academic year on May 11 in Warangal. Eligible candidates must attend in person with documents. Fees vary by quota, and the seat matrix will be released online beforehand.
  • Sankara Eye Hospital marks 3rd anniversary with nearly 12,000 free surgeries

    Sankara Eye Hospital celebrated its third anniversary by announcing nearly 12,000 free surgeries for underprivileged patients. The hospital continues to provide quality eye care services while expanding outreach efforts across rural and underserved communities in Telangana.
  • Woman killed as construction material collapses in Kumram Bheem Asifabad

    A 45-year-old woman died instantly after iron column boxes and scaffolding collapsed on her at a house construction site in Kumram Bheem Asifabad district. The incident occurred during unseasonal rains and strong winds on Tuesday evening.
  • Stop pleading, start questioning: KTR asks farmers at BRS Warangal meet

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of failing to implement its Farmers’ Declaration and key promises, alleging betrayal of farmers. He warned of protests, challenged loan waiver claims and demanded immediate procurement to prevent further agrarian distress
  • Medak: Newborn sold by hospital staff for Rs 1.5 lakh, rescued and reunited with parents

    Police arrested two nurses and others for allegedly selling a newborn baby after falsely informing parents that the infant had died in a Medak hospital. The baby was traced to Siddipet and reunited with the parents 24 days later.
  • HRDA flags concerns over SC ruling on medical negligence cases continuing after doctors’ death

    The HRDA Telangana has expressed concern over a Supreme Court ruling allowing medical negligence cases to continue against deceased doctors’ estates. The association warned of emotional and professional implications, urging a national review of the judgment’s long-term impact.
  • Hyderabad: Teen, mother held for killing live-in partner in Jeedimetla murder case

    Police have arrested a 19-year-old youth and his mother for allegedly killing her live-in partner in Chintal, Hyderabad. The duo reportedly attacked the victim after disputes and attempted to dispose of the body before being exposed during a cover-up attempt.
  • Cloudy skies bring brief relief, but heat persists in Hyderabad

    Hyderabad experienced brief relief from heat after overnight thundershowers, but temperatures climbed again by mid-morning. The IMD forecasts highs around 39°C, while northern Telangana districts continue to record peak temperatures above 40°C.
  • BRS leader Jeevan Reddy slams govt over deaths of four farmers in Mancherial

    BRS leaders T. Jeevan Reddy and N. Diwakar Reddy demanded criminal action against officials and Rs 50 lakh compensation for families of four farmers killed in a shed collapse, alleging negligence and delays in paddy procurement during the Yasangi season.
  • 45-year-old beneficiary of Indiramma illu dies after iron column boxes collapse in Asifabad

    A 45-year-old woman died in Kumram Bheem Asifabad after construction scaffolding and iron column boxes collapsed on her amid gusty winds and unseasonal rain. The victim, a widow, suffered fatal head injuries while working at the site.
  • Normal life hit by unseasonal rains, gales in erstwhile Mancherial

    Unseasonal rains and strong winds in Mancherial district disrupted life, killing four farmers when a shed collapsed and injuring six others, while damaging paddy at procurement centres, cutting power lines, blocking roads, and causing widespread agricultural and transport losses
  • KTR holds Congress govt responsible for farmers’ deaths, demands Rs 25 lakh ex-gratia

    KT Rama Rao accused the Congress-led Telangana government of negligence after farmers died at procurement centres amid heavy rains in Mancherial, demanding compensation and faster crop procurement as harvested produce remains uncollected in unsafe conditions
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