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  • Cyberabad Police Commissioner launched Handbook on NDPS Act

    Cyberabad Police Commissioner launched Handbook on NDPS Act

    Rangareddy: Cyberabad Police Commissioner, Stephen Ravindra, unveiled a comprehensive procedural handbook on the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985. The event, attended by police officers and officials, emphasised the importance of the handbook in guiding officers investigating NDPS Act cases.

    Stephen Ravindra highlighted that the handbook provides crucial information on legal provisions, investigation methods, and specific procedures related to the NDPS Act. It aims to support investigating officers in dealing with the complexities of cases under the act. The rising consumption of illegal drugs and psychotropic substances poses serious concerns, as they have detrimental effects on individuals’ health and well-being. He emphasised the need for greater awareness of the NDPS Act and strict action against violators and drug users. Violations of the act can lead to severe punishments, including life imprisonment and death penalty. The handbook covers various aspects, including receiving information related to NDPS cases, handling seized items, reporting to senior officials, forwarding samples to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), and filing charge sheets. He stressed the importance of proactive measures, thorough investigations, and accurate documentation to prevent future crimes.

    Retired SP, OSD Cyberabad M Malla Reddy, who contributed to writing the book, received appreciation for his efforts. ACP S. Ravinder from Cyberabad and A. Rangadham, Central Tax Superintendent, Hyderabad, were also felicitated by CP Stephen Ravindra.

    The book launch event witnessed the presence of esteemed officials, including Cyberabad Traffic Joint CP Narayana Naik, Cyberabad DCP Crimes KalmeshwarSinghanwar, Women and Children Safety Wing DCP Nikita Pant, Admin DCP Yogesh Gautham, Madhapur DCP Srinivas Shilpavalli, Balanagar DCP Sandeep, Shamshabad ACP Narayana Reddy, OSD Mallareddy, PSOC ACP Ravinder, ADCP, ACPs, and other officials.

  • MEO inspected the school after complaints of irregularities

    MEO inspected the school after complaints of irregularities

    Alur (Kurnool): Alur Mandal Education Officer (MEO) Komala Devi on Thursday inspected Sri Sai English Medium School, being maintained by the management of Sri Chaitanya English Medium School, following the surfacing of irregularities against the school on Thursday.

    According to information, the Sri Sai School is running classes from nursery to class VII. According to the sources, the school management is collecting hefty fees violating the government norms. Earlier, the leaders of student organisations staged several protests over the irregularities of school management.

    During inspection, the MEO Komala Devi inspected the school records. Later speaking to media persons, the MEO said that several irregularities have been noticed in the school and added those irregularities would be informed to the higher authorities for initiating further action. The parents of children informed the MEO that their children were experiencing stress after coming to home.

    The parents also said that the children were not allowed to go home even after school timings. They demanded the MEO to suspend the school registration and put in black list.

  • DGP reviews security arrangements for Prime Minister’s visit

    DGP reviews security arrangements for Prime Minister’s visit

    Hyderabad: Extensive preparations are underway for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Telangana State on July 8. In a video conference, the Director-General of Police (DGP) reviewed the arrangements and security issues with senior police officers, including the Warangal Police Commissioner. Additional DG Sanjay Kumar Jain, IG Shah Nawaz Kasim, and Sampreet Singh were also present.

    During the meeting, the DGP emphasised the need for coordination among the relevant departments of Revenue, Railways, Roads, and Buildings to ensure a seamless visit for the Prime Minister.

    The goal is to ensure a smooth and peaceful visit without inconveniencing the general public. Contingency plans should be in place in case of heavy rain on the day of the visit.

    Advance information should be provided to those attending the open meeting regarding the routes to reach the venue and parking facilities. Strong barricades should be set up at the open meeting venue and the helipad where the Prime Minister will land in Warangal. All arrangements should be made in accordance with the rules and regulations outlined in the Blue Book.

    Warangal Police Commissioner A V Ranganath mentioned that senior police officers have been appointed as in-charges, and armed security arrangements have been made at various locations, including Mamunur, Bhadrakali Temple, and Arts College, where the Prime Minister’s programs will be held in the morning of July 8. Traffic and security advisories have already been issued for Hanmakonda

  • Mayor Gadwal Vijayalakshmi did surprise inspection of Rajendranagar ward office

    Mayor Gadwal Vijayalakshmi did surprise inspection of Rajendranagar ward office

    Hyderabad: Mayor Gadwal Vijayalakshmi conducted a surprise inspection of the Rajendranagar ward office set up at the National Institute of Rural Development, Panchayat Raj (NIRD) on Thursday.

    She inquired about the resolution of the complaints registered with the computer operator of the ward office.

    Vijayalakshmi directly called the complainants on the resolution of complaints and inquired about the ward services and the performance of the officers.

    The Mayor said that after making the ward system available to the people, the problems related to other departments and other circles can be solved apart from those related to GHMC. The administrative officer should work hard to coordinate with the concerned authorities of the ward on issues such as tree cutting, electricity supply, water works, mosquito control, dog pest control through UBD. According to the citizen charter, every problem can be solved in the ward office, but they should inform the officer against them.

    Speaking regarding the sanitation, she said garbage should be removed from time to time and moved to the transfer station.

    Later, she discussed the catch pits, drainage, street lights, sanitation and town planning with the concerned officials. Venkataiah, who has been working as a sanitation worker in Rajendranagar for 17 years without being absent, was honored by the mayor.

    Corporator Archana Jayaprakash, Zonal Commissioner Venkanna, DC Jagan, AMC Padmavathy, ward office staff and others participated in this programme.

  • Four-day Higher Air Command Course concludes at OU

    Four-day Higher Air Command Course concludes at OU

    Hyderabad: The four days Higher Air Command Course on Research Methodology Capsule concluded on Thursday at Arts College, Osmania University.

    43 officers from the combined services of the Air Force, Army, and Navy participated in the course. These officers are pursuing their Masters in International Relations from Osmania University. During the four-day course on research methodology, they were exposed to various nuances of research that will facilitate their research pursuits.

    Prof K Stevenson, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences urged the members to take the inputs to the next level and to produce quality research output and also urged the participants to focus on converting their research into publications, as there is a huge dearth of material relevant to Indian conditions.

  • Hyderabad Job Fair Saturday

    Hyderabad Job Fair Saturday

    Hyderabad: A city-based voluntary organisation Deccan Blasters to hold 90th ‘Hyderabad Job Fair’ at Khaja Mansion Function hall in Masab Tank on Saturday. Companies from various segments will participate in this job fair and will search for desired candidates.

    The job mela will be held from 8 am to 2pm for unemployed youth irrespective of their caste, community or religion. Everyone will get the opportunity to show their skills.

    Engineer Mannan Khan founder Deccan Blasters said that several jobless and employed youth are in search of jobs in the city and it is the best job mela to get jobs. “Till now, with the series of job melas, more than 11,000 youth were placed with jobs,” he added. The unemployed youth can immensely benefit from this job fair. Qualification of candidates should be minimum SSC to any graduation with or without any experience, the interviews will be conducted at the venue, he said. Entry to the fair is free for the job mela and R R Charitable Trust. For further details, those interested can contact on

  • ssc advanced supply exam result today

    ssc advanced supply exam result today

    The results of SSC Advanced Supplementary Examinations, June 2023 will be released on Friday at the office of the Director of School Education, Sai fabad. Candidates can view the results on the website www.bse.telangana.gov.in

  • AISEC submits memorandum to SVU VC against 4 year degree course

    AISEC submits memorandum to SVU VC against 4 year degree course

    Tirupati: The leaders of All India Save Education Committee (AISEC) submitted a representation to SV University Vice Chancellor Prof K Raja Reddy opposing the proposal to introduce 4-year degree course.

    AISEC state secretary S Govindarajulu said that the Central government has been implementing the National Education Policy 2020 which is against the interests of the people and as a part of it, introducing the four-year degree course as well.

    He mentioned that before doing so, the opinions of educationists, teaching faculty and other stakeholders should be obtained and take into consideration the pros and cons. The NEP is detrimental to the interests of stat governments. Universities having autonomy should initiate discussions with intellectuals on the 4-year degree course as it is a major step to take the very objective of education and curriculum backwards.

    Vice Chancellor Prof K Raja Reddy said that he will take the objections to the notice of the concerned. AISEC Tirupati district president BSR Sarma, A Harish, Mahesh John, Naveen Kumar and others were present.

  • KTR promises job to JK Prabhakar’s widow

    KTR promises job to JK Prabhakar’s widow

    Hyderabad: IT & MAUD Minister KTR showed exemplary empathy and compassion by standing by the family of Jillella Karobar Prabhakar, who died of a heart attack at a young age. He promised to support their family by giving Jyoti, Prabhakar’s wife, a job at the same agricultural college where her husband worked.

    He also assured that he would help in their children’s education.

    Prabhakar’s wife Jyoti and children met Minister KTR, who attended the unveiling of Babu Jagjivan Ram’s statue at the district’s Agriculture College on Thursday and sought his help.

    The Principal of the Agriculture College, PS Srinivas, was instructed to complete the job-filling process.

    The minister suggested that orders regarding job placement will come within two days.

    Jyoti, along with Sarpanch Matla Madhu and local leaders, expressed their gratitude to Minister KTR as he said that he will support the children’s education along with his job.

  • TS Polycet 2023: Revised Web Counseling Schedule for Final Phase

    TS Polycet 2023: Revised Web Counseling Schedule for Final Phase

    Hyderabad: The Technical Education Department on Thursday revised the Telangana State Polytechnic Common Entrance Test (TS POLYCET) 2023 final phase web counseling schedule in the view of SSC Public Advanced Supplementary Examinations results and additional seats permitted by the State government. According to TSCHE officials, the last date to register is on July 9, certificate verification on July 10 and exercising web options on July 8 to 11. Classes will begin from July 21 and allotment of seats will be before July 23.