Hyderabad: A car caught fire on Rajendranagar road on Wednesday night.
The incident happened near Pillar number 151 of the PVNR Expressway when a Toyota Qualis was moving.
The driver quickly got out before the fire spread, but the car was completely burnt. Firefighters arrived and put out the flames.
Officials believe the fire may have been caused by a short circuit.
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Hyderabad: A tragic accident took place in Bachupally on Saturday morning, where an engineering student lost his life, and two of his friends were injured in a hit-and-run incident.
The victims, K. Nanu, Karthik, and Vishwanth, were students living in a hostel in Bachupally. They were traveling on a scooter to Pragathinagar when the accident occurred near a fuel station.
An unknown vehicle hit their scooter, causing Nanu to fall onto the road. A heavy vehicle ran over him, leading to his death on the spot. His friends, however, survived with injuries.
The police have sent Nanu’s body for a postmortem and have registered a case. Investigations are ongoing to identify the vehicle responsible for the accident.
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Mancherial: A tragic road accident claimed the life of a 28-year-old woman near Gangaramnagar in Bellampalli on Tuesday morning.
Akku Renuka, a resident of Kagaznagar, was killed instantly when the car she was traveling in collided with a stationary lorry on National Highway 363. Her husband, Raju, a Hyderabad-based mechanic, suffered injuries in the crash.
The couple was traveling from Hyderabad to Kagaznagar with their young son, who was seated in the back and miraculously escaped without injuries.
Police suspect overspeeding to be the cause of the accident. Investigations are ongoing.
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A video showing what seemed to be a leopard walking near Hyderabad’s Miyapur Metro station went viral on social media, prompting the forest department to take action on Friday night.
The forest department quickly dispatched teams, including the anti-poaching squad, to verify the video’s authenticity. However, officials suggest the location in the video might not be near the busy Metro station but could be from an area beyond the Metro depot, where green patches and tree lines exist.
A senior forest department official mentioned the possibility that the leopard could have wandered into the city from nearby scrub forests, such as those around Ameenpur. The forest department is not ruling out the sighting, as leopards have been known to stray into urban areas before. They have captured leopards from the ICRISAT campus in the past, and there was also an earlier incident involving a leopard in Jubilee Hills.
The situation is being closely monitored to ensure public safety.
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Hyderabad: A 42-year-old man named Ilyas Ahmed, also known as Mohd Ilyas, from Jahangirabad in Bandlaguda, Hyderabad, was arrested by the police for cheating people by pretending to solve their problems, including health issues, using black magic.
Ahmed, originally from Mahabubnagar, moved to Hyderabad in 2012 looking for work. Over time, he began tricking people, claiming that he could fix their issues through black magic, and took large sums of money from them. Even though he didn’t solve their problems, he continued asking for more money.
During the arrest, police found photos, threads used for black magic rituals, Rs 8,000 in cash, and a mobile phone in his possession.
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The Hyderabad traffic police have announced traffic restrictions in Balkampet due to the Balkampet Yellamma Kalyanam at the Yellamma Pochamma Temple. These restrictions will be in place from Monday to Wednesday.
Here’s how the traffic will be affected:
– Vehicles from Greenlands and Satyam Theatre heading towards Fatehnagar will be diverted at SR Nagar T-Junction. The new route will be SR Nagar Community Hall – Abilasha Towers – B.K Guda X Road – Sriram Nagar X Road – Sanath Nagar / Fateh Nagar Road.
– Traffic from Fatehnagar flyover going towards Balkampet will be diverted at the new bridge towards Katta Mysamma Temple, Begumpet.
– Vehicles from Greenlands, Bakul Apartments, and Food World heading towards Balkampet will be diverted at Food World X roads towards Sonabai Temple – Satyam Theatre – Maithrivanam / SR Nagar T-Junction.
– Traffic from Begumpet, Katta Mysamma Temple towards Balkampet will be diverted towards Greenlands – Matha Temple – Satyam Theatre – SR Nagar T-Junction left turn to SR Nagar Community Hall.
All side streets and link roads from SR Nagar T-Junction to Fateh Nagar will be closed. The traffic police have requested the public to cooperate with these changes.
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Hyderabad: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy responded to concerns from unemployed youth with an announcement that a job calendar would soon be released. This follows widespread protests across the State on Friday.
Revanth Reddy assured that the government is committed to filling vacant government positions and will make decisions to benefit unemployed youth. He urged protesters not to be misled by political parties.
Addressing the issue of delayed notifications for job exams, the Chief Minister explained that altering rules midway could lead to legal complications. He emphasized that the government would carefully consider all aspects before making decisions.
CM Revanth Reddy highlighted that the previous Congress government had fulfilled its promise by filling 28,942 jobs. Discussions with student leaders and officials were held to address ongoing concerns, ensuring exams are conducted smoothly without overlap.
He urged patience from the unemployed and promised to resolve demands in collaboration with senior officials and the Chief Secretary. Issues such as exam schedules and post increases for Group 2 and Group 3 were discussed during the meeting.
The Chief Minister assured that the Education Department and Telangana Public Service Commission would address concerns raised by student union leaders regarding exam schedules, promising a swift resolution.
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Hyderabad, Ghatkesar: G Mahesh, 42, a former member of the Mandal Parishad Territorial Constituency (MPTC), was allegedly killed due to an extramarital affair.
Mahesh went missing on June 17, prompting his family to report it to the Ghatkesar police. The police registered a missing person case.
During their investigation, the police detained two individuals. Under questioning, they admitted to killing Mahesh and disposing of his body at a Ghatkesar dumping yard.
The police recovered Mahesh’s body from the dump yard. They suspect his involvement in an illegal relationship may have led to his murder.
The investigation is ongoing.
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A 31-year-old man, Mohammad Sheikh Aleem, was killed near a wine shop in Hyderabad’s Asif Nagar area on Wednesday night.
Police say Aleem was drinking near the shop when several unidentified people attacked and stabbed him. Inspector Venkateshwarlu from Asif Nagar police station reported that three suspects have been identified.
Aleem’s body has been sent for a postmortem, and the investigation is ongoing. More details are expected soon.
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In Hyderabad, over 200 aspiring teachers held a sudden ‘kneel down’ protest outside Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s residence on Tuesday. They were frustrated after being denied a chance to meet the CM.
The protesters even stopped MLC-elect Chintapandu Naveen, also known as Teenmar Mallanna, from entering the house for a while. They let him in only after he promised to address their concerns. This was their second attempt in two months to meet the Chief Minister and explain their issues.
What’s the Issue?
The main issue is about the implementation of an interim order by the Telangana High Court. Here’s a breakdown:
Job Notification: In April 2023, the Telangana Residential Educational Institutions Recruitment Board (TREI-RB) announced 8,708 vacancies for various teaching positions like Degree Lecturers (DL), Junior Lecturers (JL), Post Graduate Teachers (PGT), Trained Graduate Teachers (TGT), and Physical Directors (PD).
Selection Process: The recruitment process required the same qualifications and had common exam papers for DL, JL, and PGT posts. Many candidates were selected for more than one position.
Order of Recruitment: Usually, DL positions are filled first, followed by JL, PGT, and TGT. This allows candidates to be considered for lower posts if they are not selected for higher ones. However, this time, the board completed the PGT recruitment first, causing confusion.
Relinquishment Option: Candidates who are selected for multiple posts can choose the best one (DL) and relinquish the others (JL, PGT). These relinquished posts should then go to the next qualified candidate. But the board didn’t follow this process, announcing PGT results first and skipping the relinquishment option.
Backlog List: Normally, when a candidate resigns from a job, the vacancy goes into a backlog list and is filled later through a fresh notification. The job seekers argue that instead of adding vacancies to this backlog, they should immediately fill them with the next qualified candidate.
Court’s Intervention
Unhappy with the selection process, many candidates went to the High Court. The court directed the government to consider the next qualified candidates for any vacancies left due to non-joining or relinquishment of posts. However, the board followed outdated guidelines from 1997 and did not allow for a waitlist.
The job seekers claim that many vacancies remain unfilled because the relinquishment option was not provided. This has led to their protests, hoping the government will address their grievances.
A 40-year-old man named Mohd Layeeq was killed by a group of people at Attapur, Hyderabad, on Saturday night. Layeeq, who lived in Rajendranagar, had been partying with friends at a bar and restaurant. They later went to the Fish Building on Rajendranagar Road.
An argument broke out among them, and in a fit of rage, the attackers stabbed Layeeq and slit his throat, according to a police official from Rajendranagar. The police arrived at the scene, took Layeeq’s body to OGH for a postmortem examination, and registered a case. Senior officials also inspected the location.
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The police are currently investigating the incident and are working to find the suspects to understand the motive behind the murder.
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The Saroornagar police in Hyderabad have arrested a man named Amarender for allegedly marrying and cheating multiple women by posing as a lawyer practicing in the High Court.
Modus operandi:
Amarender is accused of creating a false persona, claiming to be the son of a retired magistrate and a lawyer practicing in the High Court.
He used this facade to gain the trust of multiple women and marry them.
After marriage, he is alleged to have subjected his first wife to mental abuse and tricked other women.
Investigation and arrest:
The victims recently came forward and filed complaints against Amarender with the Saroornagar Women’s Police Station.
Based on these complaints, a case was registered, and Amarender was arrested.
More victims are encouraged to come forward and register their complaints to ensure justice is served.
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