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Telangana Liberated from Autocratic Rule, Declares Governor in Assembly Address //Watch the video.

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HYDERABAD : Telangana Governor, Dr. Tamilisai Sounderrajan, delivered her first address of the third legislative session in the state Assembly on Friday, asserting that the state has broken free from the autocratic rule and dictatorial tendencies of the former Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) government.

In her impassioned speech, the Governor emphasized that the newly formed Congress government is committed to delivering justice to those who have experienced discrimination and oppression. She sharply criticized the previous government for undermining democratic institutions and organizations to serve individual interests.

Telangana Governor Dr. Tamilisai Sounderrajan expressed her concerns about the state of institutions in the last 9.5 years during a recent address to the Assembly. She underscored the importance of moving away from individual-centric approaches in a democratic setup and criticized the past government for propagandist efforts rather than substantial progress.

The Governor outlined the government’s dedication to village-centric development and disclosed plans to fill teacher vacancies through a mega DSC within six months. Initiatives are also underway to clean up the Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) and address the significant 2 lakh job vacancies within a year.

Addressing transparency concerns, the Governor pledged to release white papers detailing the financial condition of each department. Dr. Sounderrajan lamented the unfulfilled potential of the Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR) project, envisioned in 2013, and its transformative impact on Hyderabad’s topography.

Commending the electorate’s collective wisdom in the recent elections, the Governor acknowledged the state’s liberation from a decade of repression, marking the onset of an era characterized by civil rights and democratic governance.

In conclusion, Dr. Sounderrajan expressed pride in dismantling barriers between rulers and the people, heralding the commencement of genuine people’s governance. She reiterated appreciation for the people’s collective wisdom and their resolute stance against repression.

Ghaisuddin Babu Khan Charitable Trust Announces HIESET-24 Online Test for 2 Years Full Scholarship for Boys

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Hyderabad : In an effort to empower extremely poor and talented underprivileged students, Ghaisuddin Babu Khan Charitable Trust is organizing the ONLINE-HIESET-24 test from December 15, 23, to January 15, 24. The initiative aims to provide a 2-year Intermediate program with integrated coaching for MPC, BIPC, and MEC at the prestigious Residential Campus of Hyderabad Institute of Excellence (HIE) in Vikarabad.

Hyderabad Institute of Excellence (HIE) stands committed to offering quality education, including Intermediate with integrated coaching for JEE-MAINS, NEET & EAMCET for IIT, NIT & MBBS, and MEC with CA, CPT, LAWCET, CLAT & Mass Com and NDA.

Apart from academic excellence, HIE provides equal opportunities for personality development and sports, encompassing swimming, cricket, football, tennis, shuttle, and Horse Riding on the expansive and lush green grounds.

Over the past nine years, HIE has consistently achieved meritorious results in Intermediate, with students securing free seats in top-ranked universities/colleges for various disciplines. HIE Engineering graduates have been sponsored with FULL Scholarships for Civil Services (UPSC) under SAFI IAS ACADEMY, Kerala.

Trustee Mr. Javed Hood highlights that students scoring above 9.3 GPA in Xth Board Exams and achieving merit rank in HIESET-24, coupled with a successful personal interview based on economic criteria, stand a chance to be selected among the 150 students eligible for the scholarship.

Talented and bright students in Xth grade are encouraged to seize this opportunity by registering and participating in the ONLINE-HIESET-24, following the guidelines on the website http://hleset.in from December 15, 23, to January 15, 24.

The trustee emphasizes that there are no fees associated with the ONLINE-HIESET-24, and no person is authorized to collect any amount for the test. For further information, contact Mr. Shahbaz at 9866556857 or Ms. Aksana at 9652699811.

Chairman Mr. Ghasuddin Babukhan expresses gratitude for the exceptional results of HIE students in previous batches, extending best wishes to aspiring students to seize this life-changing opportunity and secure a seat in HIE.

Major Bureaucratic Reshuffle in Telangana Government: Key Appointments and Changes Unveiled

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HYDERABAD : In a significant move, the Telangana State government initiated the first major reshuffle of senior IAS officers on Thursday, bringing about key changes in key positions. The restructuring aims to address critical roles in the Energy sector and DISCOMS, signaling a departure from the previous administration.

Concerns over irregularities in the power supply to the farming sector during the previous government prompted the current Chief Minister, A Revanth Reddy, to prioritize the Energy wing in his administration. Notably, the government has appointed experienced senior officials to oversee the Energy wing and DISCOMS.

As part of the reshuffle, Health Secretary Syed Ali Murtaza Rizvi has been appointed as the Energy Secretary, assuming full additional charge as the Chairman and Managing Director of Telangana State Transmission Corporation (TS TRANSCO) and Telangana State Generation Corporation (TS GENCO). Furthermore, Joint Secretary for Tourism Sandeep Kumar Jha is transferred and appointed as the Joint Managing Director of TS TRANSCO.

Other notable changes include the transfer of Director of Industries and Joint Secretary for Finance D Krishna Bhaskar to the post of Officer on Special Duty to the Deputy Chief Minister. Additionally, Musharraf Ali Farooqui, previously awaiting posting, has been appointed as the Chairman and Managing Director of Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (TSSPDCL). Karnati Varun Reddy is now posted as the Chairman and Managing Director of Telangana State Northern Power Distribution Company Limited (TSNPDCL) at Warangal.

Further adjustments include the appointment of Principal Secretary for Tourism Shailaja Ramaiyer, who assumes full additional charge as the Principal Secretary for Health, Medical and Family Welfare, along with Commissioner of Health and Family Welfare. Amrapali Kata is posted as the Joint Metropolitan Commissioner, Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA), with full additional charge of the post of Managing Director, Musi River Development Corporation Limited (MRDCL).

Lastly, B Gopi takes on the role of Director of Agriculture, relieving M Raghunandan Rao from the position. The reshuffle is expected to bring fresh perspectives and efficiencies to key administrative roles within the state government.

Chilly Nights Ahead: Meteorological Department Forecasts Further Drop in Telangana’s Night Temperatures

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HYDERABAD : As the night temperature experiences a continual decline, the once-cozy nights in Telangana are gradually giving way to chilly conditions for the residents. The Meteorological Department anticipates a significant reduction in night temperatures over the next three days.

Projections indicate a potential 2-degree plunge in night temperatures across the north and central districts of Telangana. This abrupt shift is attributed to the prevailing winds from the south-eastern region.

Last night, the lowest minimum temperature was recorded at 12.8°C in Medak, signaling the onset of colder nights. Night temperatures in Nalgonda, Hyderabad, Warangal, and Medak districts were noted to be 2 degrees below the normal range. Residents are advised to brace for cooler evenings as the weather takes a colder turn in the coming days.

Tragedy Strikes Siddipet: Security Guard of District Collector Commits Familicide-Suicide

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SIDDIPET : In a shocking and tragic incident, a security guard employed by Siddipet District Collector Prashant Jeevan Patil shot and killed his wife and two children before turning the gun on himself. The horrifying event unfolded on Friday in Ramunipatta village, located in Chinnakodur mandal in Telangana’s Siddipet district.

The assailant, identified as police constable Akula Naresh (35), was serving as the gunman for District Collector Prashant Jeevan Patil. Naresh, who had not reported for duty on Friday, took the lives of his wife Chaitanya (30), son Revanth (6), and daughter Himashri (5) by firing from a pistol. The assailant then took his own life.

Neighbors, alarmed by the gunshots, rushed to the scene to discover the horrifying aftermath. The police were alerted, and upon arriving at the location, they initiated the process of shifting the bodies for autopsy.

An investigation has been launched, and a case has been registered by the police. Financial difficulties are suspected to be a contributing factor in the incident. Locals have suggested that Naresh was grappling with online betting addiction and had borrowed money from others. However, the police have stated that they are probing the case from all possible angles to establish the motives behind this tragic incident.

Tragic Incident at Peddapalli Railway Station: Two Water Vendors Fatally Run Over by Train

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PEDDAPALLI : A heart-wrenching incident unfolded at Peddapalli railway station on Thursday as two individuals, identified as Raju (40) and Yakub (45), lost their lives in a tragic train accident. The victims, residents of Peddapalli town, were known for earning their livelihood by selling water packets on trains.

According to the railway police, Raju and Yakub, who supplied water to canteens and sold water packets in trains, met with the unfortunate accident at Peddapalli railway station. The two vendors had placed water cans at the station and were crossing the railway track to have tea when the Telangana Express train, en route from New Delhi to Secunderabad, struck them. The impact resulted in the immediate loss of both lives.

The incident highlights the inherent risks associated with navigating railway tracks, emphasizing the need for enhanced safety measures and awareness, particularly for those engaged in activities near train stations. The railway authorities and local law enforcement are expected to conduct a thorough investigation into the circumstances leading to this tragic event.

First-Ever Escape: Female Inmate Evades Puzhal Central Prison Security

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Chennai: In an unprecedented incident, a female inmate successfully escaped from the high-security Puzhal Central Prison on Wednesday, marking the first such escape since the facility’s establishment in 2006. The escapee, identified as A Jayanthi (32) from Bengaluru, managed to flee during her assigned cleaning duties in the visitors’ room, accompanied by two wardens. Subsequently, both wardens have been suspended.

According to police reports, Jayanthi had been incarcerated for a series of thefts in 2021, and specialized teams have been mobilized to locate and apprehend her. Notably, this is only the second escape from Puzhal prison since 2017 when a life-term prisoner broke free to meet his nine-year-old daughter.

Thoraipakkam police had arrested Jayanthi in October, and she was subsequently sent to Puzhal prison. The escape occurred around 5 pm on Wednesday when the wardens discovered Jayanthi’s absence during the cleaning activity. Despite extensive search efforts spanning 4-5 hours, she could not be located within the prison complex.

A prisons department official stated, “Special teams have been formed to trace and arrest Jayanthi. The two wardens who accompanied her, Kanagalakshmi (grade I) and Kokila (grade II), have been placed under suspension.” The incident has raised concerns about the security protocols at Puzhal Central Prison, prompting a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the escape.

Airlifted After Seven Months: Last Rites for 64 Manipur Victims Amid Lingering Tensions

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GUWAHATI : In a poignant development, bodies of at least 64 victims, representing both Kukis and Meiteis, who fell victim to the violence in Manipur over seven months ago, were airlifted from morgues on Thursday to facilitate their long-awaited last rites.

Kuki organizations reported that 19 victims’ bodies arrived in Kangpokpi, while 41 others were transported to Churachandpur via separate helicopters on Thursday. These bodies, belonging to the Kuki community, had remained abandoned in the morgues of the Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Science (JNIMS) and Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) in Imphal since the clashes between the Meiteis and Kukis in May. Notably, Kangpokpi and Churachandpur are Kuki-dominated districts.

Officials confirmed that four bodies belonging to the Meiteis were also airlifted from Churachandpur to Imphal. An additional 64 bodies, all Kukis, had similarly languished in morgues in Churachandpur. This significant development followed a Supreme Court order on November 28, mandating the dignified disposal of the bodies.

The violent clashes between the Kukis and Meiteis, which erupted on May 3, claimed nearly 200 lives and displaced 60,000 individuals. The aftermath led to an ethnic divide, with the Kukis seeking refuge in the hills and the Meiteis fleeing the Meitei-dominated Imphal Valley. The bodies of the victims had remained unattended as tension persisted in the state.

Earlier attempts by Kuki organizations to bury the bodies in August had triggered fresh tensions, prompting Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s intervention. The burial plans were postponed by Kuki groups following Shah’s involvement.

On Thursday, the Committee on Tribal Unity (COTU), a Kuki organization, announced that the last rites for the 19 bodies reaching Kangpokpi would take place at the Martyr Cemetery at Phaijang on Friday. The COTU expressed appreciation for the Supreme Court’s intervention, acknowledging its understanding of the sentiments of the Kuki-Zo people. In conjunction with the funeral proceedings, the COTU declared a 12-hour “shutdown” within Kangpokpi from 5 am to 5 pm on Friday.

Hyderabad Cybercrime Unit Arrests Man for Harassment and Extortion on Instagram

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HYDERABAD : In a significant development, the Hyderabad Cybercrime unit apprehended Manish Verma, a resident of Hussainialam, on charges related to the harassment of women and extortion on the popular social media platform Instagram.

Manish’s modus operandi involved randomly selecting profile pictures of women on Instagram, downloading them, and subsequently manipulating the images. Exploiting these manipulated photos, he resorted to blackmailing and extorting money from his victims by threatening to publicize the doctored images on social media platforms.

Following a formal complaint lodged by one of the female victims, the Cybercrime police initiated an investigation, leading to the booking of a case against Manish Verma. The swift action resulted in the successful apprehension of the accused, ensuring a timely response to the distress caused by his activities.

Explosion Near Army Camp in Assam’s Jorhat; No Casualties Reported

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Guwahati : A blast occurred near an Army camp in Jorhat town, Assam, on Thursday, as confirmed by a military official. Fortunately, there were no reported casualties resulting from the incident.

According to Lt. Col. Mahendra Rawat, Defence PRO, miscreants tossed a handmade bomb into a dustbin near the gate of the army camp in Jorhat, and it detonated later in the evening at approximately 8 p.m. The explosion took place in the Lichubari area of the town, according to district officials.

In response to the incident, District Commissioner Pullock Mahanta and senior police officers promptly rushed to the site to assess and manage the situation.

Security measures in the vicinity have been heightened, with increased patrolling throughout the town.

It’s worth noting that the ULFA(I) claimed responsibility for the recent blasts in Tinsukia and Sivasagar in an email message on Sunday. The heightened security measures follow a grenade explosion near an army camp at Dirak in Tinsukia on November 22, leading to the apprehension of one individual.

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