The Latest Breaking News from Hyderabad

Heavy rain in Hyderabad leaves several areas stranded in flood water. GHMC Commissioner Ronald Rose inspected IDL Lake and Suraram Lake, while Madina Colony, Mamata Colony, and areas outside GHMC were also flooded. Highest rainfall recorded at Miyapur and Hafeezpet, with 6-10 cm in other areas. Close watch on Hussain…

Hyderabad IT employees opt for hybrid work mode as rains make daily commute challenging; attendance in offices low; companies allow WFH for two days, office for three; HYSEA to assess rain situation before issuing advisory.

Hyderabad Police nab nine of 13-member gang involved in ₹5 crore theft. Prime accused and his family were living in same apartment as victim. Gang planned to escape to Nepal after theft but were tracked using CDR. Nine nabbed, three absconding.

Chef Asif, a Hyderabad-born, Naples-based chef, cooked a traditional Hyderabadi meal for VP Kamala Harris’ Bakrid party. He served patti samosas, grilled chaap, pathar ka gosht, double ka meetha, sheer korma, qubani ka meetha and gil-e-firdaus

A Muslim women-led group SCW in Hyderabad campaigns to raise awareness of Muslim personal lawsthey are planning to conduct online/offline sessions on property, marriage and divorce laws

GHASL & Safran sign lease agreement for world’s largest engine MRO in Hyderabad. GHASL to lease land to Safran for 36,500 sqm facility, providing employment to 1,000 workers. Construction to commence in Sept 2023, operations to start in 2025.

ServiceNow sets up Innovation Centre in Hyderabad to help Indian enterprises model, demonstrate and stress-test digital roadmaps. Centre has nine purpose-built rooms and hosts on-demand training sessions. India Development Centre in Hyderabad is major contributor to global product cycle. Facility enables customers to have conversations with engineers and integrate emerging…

Computer Science Engineering (CSE) is the most popular course in Telangana, with 94.20% of seats filled in the first phase of admissions. Core branches like Mechanical, Civil and Electrical Engineering saw a poor response, with only 44% of seats taken. Electronics related courses fared better with 80% of seats taken.…

APCC Pres. Gidugu Rudra Raju attended Bonalu festival in Hyderabad on July 16. He prayed for the prosperity of Telugu-speaking States & was felicitated by temple Bonalu committee members.