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    father strangled to death in hyderabad

    Hyderabad: Panic triggered among the residents of Kulsumpura after a man reportedly murdered his own father at their house on Tuesday night following an argument.

    The police informed that the victim was identified as N Venkatesh (42) was living with his family at Kargil Nagar Kulsumpura police station limits.

    It is learnt that Venkatesh came home in an inebriated condition and began a quarrelling with his family. In a fit of rage, his son Sai Kumar strangled his father to death using a towel.

    The police rushed to the spot and shifted the body to Osmania General Hospital for post-mortem. A case has been registered and an investigation is underway. It is reported that Sai Kumar is taken into custody.

    Similarly, a 26-year-old man was reportedly shot dead by unknown persons in the city late on Tuesday night.

    The incident took place at Tappachabutra. According to the sources, the man identified as Akash Singh, from old city had gone to Toopkhana area in Tappachabutra to meet some persons known to him to settle an ongoing issue when he was shot dead with a weapon. He died on the spot.

    “The assailants fired multiple rounds on Akash using a weapon. Three months ago, he was booked in a case of murder attempt and remanded. He was out on bail,” said DCP (south west) Kiran Khare.

    The police suspect one Kranthi with whom Akash was having some disputes might have attacked him.

    On information the police rushed to the spot and shifted the body to Osmania General Hospital mortuary for post-mortem. A case is booked. Clues team too reached the crime scene and inspected the area.

    It is said that said Kranthi had lured Akash to the area on pretext of discussing an issue and attacked him.

    Special teams are formed to investigate the case and nab the suspects.

  • Sharmila proposes joint political platform to fight for youth and unemployed

    Sharmila proposes joint political platform to fight for youth and unemployed

    Hyderabad (IANS) | YSR Telangana Party (YSRTP) leader Y.S. Sharmila on Monday proposed setting up of Telangana Students Action for Vacancy and Employment (T-SAVE) to fight for the rights of youth and unemployed. Sharmila said that T-SAVE will be a joint platform for all political parties to come together and show their commitment and fight for the unemployed, educated youth of the state. He invited all parties to shun differences and join T-Save and Telangana Jana Samithi (TJS) leader Prof. Kodandaram was offered to lead the stage.

    YSRTP chief has invited all parties for a meeting on April 10 to discuss the action plan. Sharmila reiterated the historical need for political parties to join hands and fight for the future of the youth of the state.

    He alleged that Chief Minister KCR has not been given a single job in the current tenure and has gone against his promise made in the Assembly. Sharmila told reporters that it was very sad to take stock of the despair among the unemployed in the state, who have been completely cheated and played with by KCR.

    Contrary to the Biswal Committee report, which recommended filling 1.91 lakh vacancies, KCR issued notifications for 33,000 jobs and conducted exams for only 8,000 posts. Thanks to the TSPSC leakage scam, the fate of even those lies hangs in the balance.

    Sharmila further said that positions were being sold and KCR formally called for an SIT probe into the leakage scam. We all know that the SIT will go nowhere and it will be a stalemate. KCR will not ensure justice nor let others fight.

    He alleged that KCR has perpetrated a blatant fraud on the unemployed youth and failed to provide unemployment allowance, one job per family and annual employment calendar. The only jobs with fat checks that he successfully created were for his family members, co-workers, and friends.

    He called upon all parties to put aside their political differences, come together and form an All-Party Action Committee (APAC). APAC will guide and drive the Joint Platform for Action T-SAVE that I am proposing today.

    T-SAVE is a platform where cutting across party barriers and political differences, we will have representation from all opposition parties, like-minded bodies and other prominent representatives of the society. When we are united, our strength is immense.

    –IANS

  • PM Modi to visit Hyderabad on April 8: Union min Kishan Reddy

    PM Modi to visit Hyderabad on April 8: Union min Kishan Reddy

    Hyderabad: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be visiting Hyderabad on April 8 to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for a slew of infrastructure projects, Union Minister of Tourism G Kishan Reddy said on Saturday.

    A statement issued by him said during the visit, Modi will also flag off the Vande Bharat train between Hyderabad and Tirupati. This is the second Vande Bharat train that will be serving the Telugu states.

    The Union Minister stated that preparations are being made for the inauguration programme to be held at Secunderabad Railway Station on that day.

    Reddy said the train will provide seamless services to those who travel between Hyderabad and the spiritual city of Tirupati and thanked the PM for providing the train.

    While most trains between Hyderabad and Tirupati take more than 11 hours, the Vande Bharat train is envisaged to complete the journey in less than nine hours.

  • Ramzan fast on Hyderabad road: Descendants of those who served Nizam left homeless

    Ramzan fast on Hyderabad road: Descendants of those who served Nizam left homeless

    The holy month of Ramzan has begun, but for 35 Muslim families in Hyderabad’s Bistiwada area, it’s a month of hardships and struggles. These families, who are descendants of those who served the Nizam, are spending their days and nights on the streets, observing the Ramzan fast on the road.

    Last month, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) pulled down their dwellings, leaving them homeless. The families, including children and senior citizens, are living with their belongings spread out on the streets.

    These families have been living in the Bistiwada area for six generations, and they have power bills, water bills, and property tax receipts. Fouzia Sultan, a member of one of the affected families, stated that the land was allotted to her grandfather, an ex-serviceman, in 1951. The property was registered in 1981, and the problem started in 1996 when it was claimed that the land belonged to the government.

    In 1996, a stay order was obtained, but on February 5 of this year, claimants to the property were asked to visit the GHMC office at Khairatabad. Upon reaching there, officials informed them that they had to leave the property along with their belongings by February 17.

  • Student ends life in Telangana college, second suicide in a month

    Student ends life in Telangana college, second suicide in a month

    Hyderabad (IANS)| A student of a government medical college in Telangana’s Nizamabad district committed suicide on Friday. M Sanath (22), a second-year MBBS student, hanged himself in the early hours in his hostel room at Nizamabad Medical College.

    On receiving the information, the police reached the college and took the body for postmortem examination.

    Police checked Sanath’s mobile phone and found that he had sent an SMS to his parents at 3.11 am before taking the extreme step.

    In this message, he has apologized to his parents and brother. He also requested his brother Sai to come from America and stay with the parents.

    Sanath, a resident of Peddapalli district, had recently appeared for the second year theory exams, while the practical exams were to be held from Monday.

    According to Indira, the principal of the college, Sanath studied with his classmates till 2 pm. Later the students went to their respective rooms.

    Police said he was found hanging from the ceiling fan with a bedsheet. The reason for the suicide is yet to be ascertained, said a police officer. We are investigating.

    Sanath is the second student of the Nizamabad Medical College to commit suicide in a month.

    Dasari Harsha, a final year MBBS student, had hanged himself in his hostel room on February 25. He was a resident of Adilabad district.

    Harsh was a brilliant student and used to get good marks in all the examinations. College officials said that Harsh had health issues and that could be the reason behind his extreme step.

    In May last year, Shweta, a postgraduate student of the same college, had committed suicide.

    –IANS

  • Passenger’s relative kills auto driver over payment of money in Afzalganj

    Passenger’s relative kills auto driver over payment of money in Afzalganj

    Hyderabad: An auto rickshaw driver who was attacked by a person following a row over payment of fare on Saturday at Afzalgunj died while undergoing treatment at Osmania General Hospital on Sunday.

    The victim Shaik Amjad (70), a resident of Yakutpura had dropped a woman passenger at Osmania General Hospital and demanded the fare of Rs. 150 as fixed mutually between them.

    “An argument ensued between a person and Amjad over payment of the amount. The stranger punched Amjad on his face following which the man collapsed on the road and had to be rushed to hospital. He died while undergoing treatment on Sunday at OGH,” said an official of Afzalgunj police station.

    A case is registered by the police and investigation going on.

  • Wife and son killed a man for not going to work

    Wife and son killed a man for not going to work

    Hyderabad: A man was allegedly murdered by his wife and son at Uppal on Friday.

    According to the police, B Sudarshan (58), a resident of Ramanthapur who lived along with his wife and two sons, was not going to work and got addicted to alcohol, for the last few months.

    On Friday afternoon, Shiva Kumar, the younger son of the victim spotted him moving on the road at Ramanthapur and took him to their house.

    “At home, Shiva Kumar and Gopamma, wife of Sudarshan picked up a quarrel with the victim while asking why he was not going for work. Later, both of them beat the victim with plastic pipes resulting in injuries. He subsequently died,” said Uppal Inspector, R Govinda Reddy.

    The police registered a case and are investigation. Both the suspects are taken into custody.

  • Hyderabad: Khairatabad-Punjagutta road blocked as electricity workers protest for PRC

    Hyderabad: Khairatabad-Punjagutta road blocked as electricity workers protest for PRC

    Hyderabad: Tensions erupted in the Khairtabad-Punjagutta area after the employees working in the Telangana Electricity Department hit the road demanding implementation of the Pay Revision Commission (PRC).

    The junction was completely blocked, bringing the traffic to halt after the employees carried out a massive dharna near Vidyut Soudha in Khairatabad demanding immediate resolution of the issues of artisan workers along with wage revision.

    Demanding the announcement of pay revision due from April last year, the employees cried for ‘justice’.

    However, police tried to calm the protestors in order to ease the traffic congestion in the area.

    The power employee’s joint action committee had planned to make a grand success of the ‘Chalo Vidyut Soudha’ programme on Thursday. The protest was finalized after their meetings in Hyderabad, Warangal and Khammam districts.

    The union leaders have had many interactions with the chairman and managing directors of discoms.

    However, in the absence of energy minister G. Jagadish Reddy, the talks between the JAC and management remained inconclusive.

  • Telangana: 14 cows killed in road accident

    Telangana: 14 cows killed in road accident

    Hyderabad: Fourteen cows were killed when a private bus rammed a cattle herd in Telangana’s Nalgonda district on Tuesday.

    The accident occurred on Addanki-Narketpally highway near Buggabavigudem village.

    Six cows were also injured.

    The coming to Hyderabad from Chennai hit the cattle herd when it was crossing the road.

    The owner of the cattle alleged that the bus driver’s negligence led to the accident and that the vehicle was moving at a very high speed.

    The farmer said he moved aside to save himself.

    There were no reports of any injuries to bus passengers.

    The farmer has suffered a loss of Rs 7 lakhs.

    On a complaint by the farmer, police registered a case and took up investigation.

  • Youth of Telangana are facing many challenges: Governor Soundararajan

    Youth of Telangana are facing many challenges: Governor Soundararajan

    Hyderabad: Telangana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan on Monday highlighted that the youth of the State are facing many challenges.

    Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan on Monday gave a call to the youth of Telangana to associate with Raj Bhavan.

    Cultural events were organised as part of the Ugadi celebrations at Raj Bhavan.

    Addressing the youth and students at the occasion, Governor Soundararajan said, “I know that youths of the Telangana are facing many challenges. I am sure they are courageous enough to overcome these challenges and emerge victorious. Raj Bhavan is with you all.”

    The Governor termed the youth as the “Maha Shakthi” that has the capability to transform the future of Telangana and the country.

    The Governor exhorted the youth to take forward the missions like Atma Nirbhar Bharat, Swachh Bharat and contribute to the country’s all-round development, as envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.