TSPSC Final Key for Groundwater, Municipal Administration Posts
Hyderabad, February 13, 2024: The Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) has released the final answer keys for recruitment to various positions in the groundwater department and the Municipal Administration and Urban Development department. These positions include both gazetted and non-gazetted categories.
The TSPSC final keys were determined after a thorough review of objections raised against the preliminary keys by an expert committee. The commission has now uploaded the final keys on its official website, https://www.tspsc.gov.in/. Importantly, the TSPSC has clarified that no further objections to the final keys will be accepted.
Hyderabad man arrested for allegedly cheating hundreds on promise of flats
C Venkata Subrahmanyam, director of M S Bhuvanteza Infra Projects Private Limited, was arrested by Hyderabad police on Monday for allegedly cheating nearly 400 people by promising to sell them flats in his projects. He is accused of collecting a total of Rs. 2.29 crores from them.
According to the police, Subrahmanyam collected the money on the pretext of selling flats in his projects, but failed to deliver on his promises. The Economic Offences Wing Team – IV of Hyderabad Detective Department registered a case against him based on a complaint and arrested him.
This is a serious case of fraud, and it is important to be aware of the risks involved when investing in real estate. It is always advisable to do your due diligence before handing over any money, and to make sure that you are dealing with a reputable developer.
If you have any concerns about a potential real estate investment, you can contact the Economic Offences Wing of the Hyderabad Police Department for more information.
Man Murdered in Jeedimetla: Investigation Underway
A man named Mohd. Yaseen, aged 48, was found dead in his house in Jeedimetla on Monday morning. Yaseen lived alone in Jeedimetla while his wife and kids stayed in another part of the city.
Some people from the neighborhood discovered Yaseen’s body in his house. The police investigation found that a few days earlier, some strangers had visited Yaseen’s house and left. Since then, no one had seen Yaseen outside his home.
When locals checked on him on Monday morning, they found Yaseen’s body with injuries. The police have filed a case to investigate the incident.
Clashing Protests and Injured Students at EFLU: Two Sides of the Story
Hyderabad: Tensions ran high at the English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) campus on Monday evening, as protests by rival student groups resulted in three injuries. The incident unfolded amid differing agendas and accusations, highlighting a divided student body.
ABVP Seeks GBM Resolution and Elections: One side, represented by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), staged a protest demanding a resolution to the ongoing issue surrounding the university’s General Body Meeting (GBM) and the scheduling of student union elections.
Students Collective Protests “Chaos”: The other side, under the banner of the EFLU Students’ Collective, held a human chain demonstration within the campus. Their protest stemmed from allegations of “chaos” allegedly created by the ABVP during the February 9th GBM.
Claims of Violence and Inaction: The situation escalated, with both sides making accusations of physical assault. The ABVP claimed a PWD student supporting them was severely injured by members of the Students’ Federation of India (SFI) and Fraternity Movement (FM) units. The FM countered, alleging their media convener and an executive committee member were beaten by ABVP members during the protest. Additionally, both sides accused the university health center of denying them fair treatment.
Police Involvement and Pending Complaints: The incident prompted intervention from the Osmania University Police Station, with both student groups registering complaints against each other.
Remaining Questions: This event exposes a divided student body at EFLU and raises questions about accountability within the university. Was there truly “chaos” at the GBM? Did excessive force play a role in the reported injuries? How will the university address these concerns and ensure the safety of its students?
This rewritten article aims to present a balanced perspective by highlighting the key points from both sides and raising crucial questions surrounding the incident.
Telangana: Rajiv Swagruha Corp. AGM Held for Bribery | ACB Traps Officer Taking ₹13,000 | Details Inside
An Assistant General Manager (technical) at the Telangana Rajiv Swagruha Corporation Limited, Mohd. Masood Ali, was arrested by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Friday for allegedly demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 13,000.
The complainant, a civil contractor, approached the ACB alleging that Ali demanded the bribe to process bills for executed work worth Rs 16 lakh.
ACB officials laid a trap and caught Ali accepting the bribe money. The Rs 13,000 was recovered from his hand and his office table.
Ali was produced before the special court for ACB cases and remanded in judicial custody.
This incident highlights the ongoing issue of corruption in government offices and the efforts of the ACB to curb such practices.
Gujarat Job Scam, Four Men Arrested in Hyderabad for Cyber Fraud Targeting Job Seekers
Hyderabad: Cyberabad police have arrested four men from Gujarat for allegedly cheating people under the pretext of offering work-from-home data entry jobs. The accused, identified as Rahul Ashok Bhai Baviskar (25), Sagar Patil (24), Kalpesh Thorat (26), and Nilesh Patil (24), were apprehended based on a complaint filed by a victim who lost Rs. 6.5 lakh in the scam.
Modus Operandi:
Established Fake Company: Baviskar set up a bogus company named “Flora Solution” and lured job seekers online with promises of data entry jobs.
Recruited Accomplices: He enlisted Sagar Patil to assist him, while Thorat and Nilesh Patil provided bank accounts for the illegal transactions. Offered Fake Work & Extorted Money: Baviskar offered “captcha typing work” to victims and assured payment. After victims completed the work, he’d reject it, citing errors, and pressure them with fake legal notices demanding money for contract violations.
Nationwide Reach: The gang targeted job seekers across India, duping multiple victims with the same scheme.
Investigation & Arrest:
Following the victim’s complaint, police tracked down the accused in Gujarat and arrested them. During the raid, officers seized six mobile phones, a laptop, and five debit cards used in the operation.
Cyber Crime Awareness:
This incident highlights the importance of caution when seeking online job opportunities. Be wary of offers that seem too good to be true, especially those demanding upfront payments or personal information. Always research companies before applying and never share financial details with unverified sources.
Poonam Pandey’s Death Hoax Sparks Outrage: Actress Trolled for “Tasteless Gimmick”
Poonam Pandey, the controversial Indian actress, ignited a firestorm on social media this week after faking her own death to raise awareness about cervical cancer. While some lauded her unconventional approach, many netizens were left fuming, calling the stunt “insensitive” and a “publicity gimmick gone wrong.”
The drama unfolded on Friday when Pandey’s Instagram story announced her passing due to cervical cancer. The news sent shockwaves through the industry, with celebrities like singer Sophie Choudry and actress Kangana Ranaut expressing their condolences. However, doubts soon arose, with some netizens pointing out inconsistencies and Pandey’s history of attention-grabbing antics.
Later that day, Pandey herself confirmed the speculation, uploading a video revealing she was very much alive. In subsequent videos, she apologized for the “shock” but defended her actions, claiming it was a necessary shock tactic to bring cervical cancer into the spotlight.
“I am aware that many of you are upset with me,” Pandey said in one video. “But I did this to start a conversation, to make people aware of a disease that takes so many lives silently. I know it was extreme, but isn’t that what it takes to break through the noise?”
However, netizens were far from convinced. Pandey’s social media was flooded with criticism, with many accusing her of disrespecting the dead and trivializing a serious illness.
“This is not just a publicity stunt, it’s a slap in the face to everyone who has lost someone to cancer,” one user commented. “How dare you use such a sensitive topic for your own gain?” echoed another.
Others expressed disappointment and anger, feeling Pandey had eroded her credibility and damaged the cause she claimed to champion.
“I understand wanting to raise awareness,” a user wrote, “but this wasn’t the way. You’ve turned people away from the issue with this tasteless gimmick.”
The controversy surrounding Pandey’s actions highlights the delicate line between attention-grabbing tactics and genuine advocacy. While some may see her approach as bold and innovative, others find it insensitive and counterproductive. The ultimate impact of Pandey’s death hoax remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: it has sparked a heated debate about the ethics of shockvertising and the boundaries of acceptable public discourse.
Cervical Cancer: Understanding, Prevention, and Treatment – Insights into Poonam Pandey’s Tragic Battle and India’s Push for Vaccination
Model actor Poonam Pandey passed away on Friday at the age of 32 due to cervical cancer, which is a common type of cancer in women in India. Cervical cancer ranks eighth globally and is the ninth leading cause of cancer-related deaths. Last year, there were 661,044 new cases and 348,186 deaths reported.
Cervical cancer develops in the lower part of the uterus, called the cervix, and is often preceded by cell changes known as dysplasia. These abnormal cells can spread and lead to cancer, mainly caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted infection. While the body’s immune system can eliminate some HPV infections, high-risk types like HPV 16 and HPV 18 can increase the risk of cervical cancer.
Common symptoms of cervical cancer include unusual vaginal bleeding, post-coital bleeding, bleeding between periods or after menopause, and pelvic pain during intercourse. Detecting cervical cancer can be done through a pap test, which can identify cancer cells or abnormal cells that may become cancerous. Screening should begin as early as 21 to 29 years, with intervals of three to five years based on results.
Cervical cancer is preventable and curable, especially if detected early. Vaccination against HPV is a crucial preventive measure, and India’s first HPV vaccine, Cervavac, targeting four types of HPV infections, was launched in January 2023.
Treatment options for cervical cancer include surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy. In an effort to promote prevention, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced during the Budget 2024-25 speech that the government encourages vaccination for girls aged 9 to 14 against cervical cancer.
Yashasvi Jaiswal Blasts Double Hundred: Young Gun Makes History in Vizag Test
Yashasvi Jaiswal, the promising young opener, has etched his name in the record books, becoming the second youngest Indian batsman to smash a double century in Test cricket. The 22-year-old’s thunderous knock on Day 2 of the Vizag Test against England propelled India to a commanding position in the match.
Jaiswal, who remained unbeaten on 179 at the end of Day 1, continued his onslaught, reaching the coveted double-hundred mark in 277 deliveries. His innings was a masterclass in controlled aggression, peppered with 18 boundaries and 7 towering sixes. This magnificent effort not only catapulted him into the record books but also served as the bedrock of India’s first-innings score, which currently stands at over 350 runs.
The significance of Jaiswal’s feat goes beyond the mere statistics. At a young age, he has demonstrated remarkable composure and skill against a quality bowling attack. His innings was a beacon of hope for Indian cricket, showcasing the emergence of exciting young talent ready to take the mantle on the international stage.
Here are some of the key takeaways from Jaiswal’s phenomenal knock:
Dominant Performance: Jaiswal was the standout performer in India’s batting line-up. The second highest score was a mere 32, highlighting his crucial contribution.
Record-Breaking Feat: His double century makes him the second youngest Indian to achieve this milestone, only behind the legendary Sachin Tendulkar.
Rising Star: This innings further cements Jaiswal’s status as a rising star in Indian cricket, with a bright future ahead.
Jaiswal’s heroics have not only given India a crucial advantage in the Test match but have also ignited excitement among fans. With his talent and determination, this young prodigy is definitely a name to watch out for in the years to come.
Telangana High Court’s Key Decisions: Death Sentence Review, ‘Vyuham’ Film Orders Reserved, and Inspector’s Anticipatory Bail Plea
The Telangana High Court has given the state two weeks to provide a report on the death sentence given to Imran UI Haq. He was convicted by the Nampally Criminal Court for murdering his wife by stabbing her neck with scissors.
The High Court bench, comprising Justice K Lakshman and P Sree Sudha, is reviewing the case for confirmation of the death sentence. The IV Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge ordered that the death sentence should not be carried out until confirmed by the High Court. The matter has been adjourned to February 15 for further review.
In another case, the Telangana High Court has reserved orders on the political film ‘Vyuham.’ Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice Anil Kumar Jukanti are handling writ appeals filed by the film’s producer and director against a single judge’s order.
The film allegedly depicts political figures like Chandrababu Naidu, Pawan Kalyan, and Nara Lokesh in the context of key political events in Chief Minister Jaganmohan Reddy’s life. The court heard arguments from both sides and reserved the case for orders after three days of deliberation.
Inspector B Durga Rao, suspended and accused of favoring former Bodhan MLA Shakeel Aamir’s son Raheel Aamir, has sought anticipatory bail from the Telangana High Court. The police officer is accused of assisting the prime accused under the influence of another Nizamabad Police inspector, also implicated in the case.
Various charges under the IPC, Motor Vehicle Act, and the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act have been registered. Durga Rao claims that media pressure and political influence led to his implication as an accused even before an investigation. The case may be taken up in the next two working days of the court.
Tragic Incident: One-Year-Old Mauled to Death by Stray Dogs in Shamshabad, Hyderabad – Authorities Investigate
Hyderabad, Shamshabad: A sad incident occurred in Shamshabad, Hyderabad, where a one-year-old child named Nagaraju was attacked and killed by stray dogs on Wednesday night. The family lived in a hut in Soma Enclave.
At around 1 am, while the little boy was sleeping, a group of stray dogs entered the hut and took him away without his father, Surya Kumar, or other family members noticing. About half an hour later, Surya Kumar woke up to his son’s cries and discovered the dogs mauling the child outside the hut.
He managed to chase the dogs away, but when they reached the hospital, the doctors declared the child as brought dead. The RGI Airport police have registered a case, and an investigation is underway. It’s a heartbreaking incident that highlights the dangers posed by stray dogs in the area.
Two Andhra Pradesh Policemen Arrested for Peddling Ganja near Hyderabad
Hyderabad: In a surprising turn of events, two policemen from the Andhra Pradesh Special Police were apprehended by the Balanagar Special Operations Team (SOT) on Friday morning while allegedly transporting 22 kg of Ganja in the Bachupally area on the outskirts of Hyderabad.
The arrested individuals have been identified as a head constable and a constable from the third battalion of the Andhra Pradesh Special Police (APSP). The Balanagar SOT acted upon received information and intercepted a car, only to discover the two policemen involved in the illegal transportation of narcotics.
According to preliminary investigations, it was revealed that the detained policemen were on leave, citing health reasons. However, instead of resting and recovering, they allegedly chose to engage in the illicit trade of Ganja, aiming to make some extra money.
The incident has raised concerns within the police department, as the very individuals entrusted with upholding the law were found violating it. Authorities are expected to conduct a thorough inquiry into the matter to ascertain the full extent of the involvement of the arrested policemen in the drug trade.
The police have seized 22 kg of Ganja packed in 11 packets from the possession of the arrested constables. The duo is likely to face charges related to the possession and transportation of illegal substances.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining the integrity of law enforcement agencies and ensuring stringent measures to prevent such instances in the future. The authorities are committed to taking appropriate action against those found guilty, regardless of their position within the police force.
