Qayam Ali

To Stop FDI, SCRMU have offered 10,000crore PF

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Railway unions from all over India are ready to gage PF fund, deposits of employees in order to stop foreign direct investment.

National Federation of Indian Railway men’s of India have been opposing the direct investment instead they want to utilize the PF of railway employees, as FDI will affect the common men and would not be able to travel.

Ch.Chandershaker Rao general secretary, SCRMU said “there is need for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) when

cops on high alert ahead of 6 Dec

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Police in Hyderabad have sounded a high alert ahead of December 6, the Anniversary of the demolition of the Babri Masjid.

City Commissioner police M Mahender Reddy, said that he has received information that few groups are trying to create disturbance effecting Public peace and inciting the antagonism among different communities with the anniversary of Babri Masjid on 6 December.

Revised pay scale for Genco, Transco and Discoms employees

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Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao took a decision to enhance the pay of TS power employees. Employees of Genco, Transco and Discoms employees will get a revised pay scale with 30 per cent fitment.

Employees who have completed 15 years of service will get three increments and those with below 15 years service will get two increments. The revised scales and increments will be applicable to all the employees.

GITAM entrance test from April 20

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GITAM University will be organizing its computer based online annual entrance test GAT (GITAM Admission Test) for admission into its various B. Tech, M. Tech, five-year dual degrees, B. Arch, B. Pharmacy and M. Pharmacy programmes, from April 20.

GITAM university is a premier educational institution in the country having 32 years of track record in teaching and research of global standard.

Releasing the admission brochure before the media here, Vice-Chancellor of the university G. Subrahmanyam said that the online examination will be held in 38 centres across from April 20 to May 10.

A 10th class student beaten up with a cable wire by a tutor

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Rohit reddy 14, a class 10th student, was badly beaten up with a cable wire by a tutor over his absence to class for last two days.

According to police, earlier parents, who are relatives of tutor have ask the tutor to rebuke the boy, however the students has received injury all over his limbs. Seeing the wounds parents immediately took the case to police station.

Police has registered a case under a section 324 IPC (voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons) against the tutor.

Search operation by police in Begum Bazar

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Ahead of December 6, the Central Zone police conducted a cordon and search operation in Begum Bazar area on Tuesday.
400 police men have took part in this operation which lasted for two hours and seized 60 vehicles

In view of Black day, some organizations are planning to conducts rally, central Police has seized vehicles without proper documentation, and rounded up several suspects in the area of Afzulgung and Feelkhana.

These areas are believed to be hubs of Anti-social elements, terror targets and hawala business.

Rs 1.5 crore pay package for IIT student

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In one of the fattest pay package offered to an IITian ever in campus placements, a student of IIT Kharagpur has been offered an annual salary of over Rs 1.5 crore.

IIT Kharagpur officials said the salary package was among the 163 offers made by 27 visiting companies yesterday on the first day of campus placements.The highest domestic package was of Rs 42 lakh and highest offer from abroad was of $250,000 (Rs 1.54 crore), the officials said.

No recruitment for two Haryana molesters: Army

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In line with its zero tolerance policy, the army will not go ahead with the recruitment process of two of the three alleged molesters onboard a moving Haryana roadways bus, who had cleared physical and medical tests for the force.

Army sources said the next step for the youths would have been a written test but since they have been booked under an FIR for such an act, they will be barred from further recruitment process.

Stop cow smuggling says Rajnath

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BSF personnel should check the smuggling of cattle, especially cows, from India-Bangladesh border and clamp it down at any cost, home minister Rajnath Singh said on Monday. “You (BSF) have to work on many frontiers. You have to strive to stop illegal infiltration from Bangladesh, deal with narcotics,fake currency notes being smuggled from this border.

Food Security and Pension cards will be issued from Jan 1

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Telangana State Chief Minister,K.C.R has directed all the District collector to issue new Food Security Cards from January 1, and from new year every one must have new Food Security cards.

Showing unhappiness on delay for issuing FSC, and pension beneficiary, leading unnecessary confusion among people, CM ordered all District collectors to finish verification process for pension scheme by 15 Dec and food security by 31 Dec. Collectors themselves should check the quality of works on regular basis, he said.

Two lakh people afflicted with AIDS in Telangana State

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As scary as it sounds on World AIDS day APSACS reported. Telangana has the fourth highest incidence of HIV in the country, with two lakh people afflicted with the deadly HIV.

APSACS officials said as many as 8.05 million condoms had been distributed across Telangana till October 2014. According to Andhra Pradesh State AIDS Control Society report, Mahboob Nagar district stood first with HIV prevalence of 1.34 per cent, followed by East Godavari and Guntur with 0.83 per cent against the State’s mean of 0.61 p.c.

Student held for junior murder

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A 21-year-old Satish Kodkar, arrested by Sultan bazaar police, who was on run for allegedly beating to death his junior KS Harshvardhan Rao when the latter objected to him on eve-teasing a girl.

Police picked him from Kachiguda station, and remanded a 14 day judicial custody. Victim Rao and Satish are students of Pragathi College, on Saturday, Rao objected Satish on eve-teasing of girl and when he tries to stop satish, hated aurgument broke between two in the class room.

Rachakonda will spot as a new tourism destination

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The state govt has spotted the Rachakonda in Nalgonda District as as new Tourism destination and will developed soon in addition to Janaram and Kawal tiger sanctuary which are already spotted as tourism destinations.

B. Srinivas, Additional Chief of youth advancement and tourism and culture department said that the state will going to provide all eiminent facilities and will nurture the Gali saheb Dargah, Allapuram and other in future.

Tickets to God and Heaven worth Rs. 1 lakh

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Claiming to sell preservation to unsuspecting followers, controversial godman Rampal to expand his evil empire fooled people by telling them that he would send them to heaven, said Superintendent of Police, Hisar, Satender Kumar Gupta.

His trusted followers worked like an agents and spread out to find and fleece people by peddling miracles, spiritual powers and cures. Unlike a ponzi operation, however, Rampal did not pay any commission to his “agents”.

7 kg gold seized by Abids police

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Abids police here on Friday seized 7 kg of gold from traders hailing from Mumbai who were carrying the gold without any valid documents and without any security precautions.

According to police the businessmen told the police that they were in the city to sell the gold ornaments and visited the city frequently. The seized property was handed over to the Income Tax Department.
police has registered a case.

Nepal devotees sacrifice thousands of animals in Gadhimai Mela ceremony

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Hindu devotees in Nepal began slaughtering thousands of animals and birds in a ritual sacrifice on Friday, ignoring calls by animal rights activists to halt what they do as a ritual activity.

Gadhimai Festival, which happens every five years at the Gadhimai Temple of Bariyarpur in Nepal, is said to be the world’s third largest animal sacrificial slaughter. Gadhimai, the goddess of power, is said to bring good luck and prosperity and millions of devotees gather for the festival with animals.

Encounters end, toll reaches to 10

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A jawan was killed and three others injured on Thursday after a fierce gunbattle broke out between security forces and militants who had sneaked into Arnia border sector while an infiltration bid was foiled along the Line of Control in Rajouri district.

The fresh bloodletting came ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Jammu region tomorrow for Assembly poll campaign.

500 CR Fee Reimbursement, TS Govt ready to pay remaining due

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TS Govt cleared the 500 CR fee Reimbursement. Chief Minister KCR said that the Govt will fulfill its all promises, and will clear the fee Reimbursement due soon, as now Govt has cleared 500 CR, despite inheriting 1,500 CR dues toward Fee Reimbursement.

KCR said, “since from the formation of new state the state Govt had earned Rs.25, 947crore”.

He said the shortage of staff has badly effect the functioning of government. He censored the delay in the division of employee.

Burdwan blast, Bangladesh team will visit India

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A seven member team, comprising senior officers from the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) Bangladesh, high ranking officials of Bangladesh’s Directorate General of Forces Intelligence, will visit India and talk to investigators including the NIA, regarding the October 2 Burdwan blast in West Bengal in which terror group Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) is suspected to be involved, said Bangladeshi minister.

India’s ‘Catch It’ app to go global

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“Catch It” will be the first India-made app to be marketed globally, its Gurgaon-based producer said.
Catch It, which enables users to share images, videos, contacts other communications, was among the six finalist apps in the first SingTel Group-Samsung Regional Mobile App Challenge announced yesterday.

Forsaken cycle trigger panic

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An abandoned cycle triggered panic in sultan Bazar following rumors, after a man left a bicycle at the bus stop. According to police bomb squad called at Sultan Bazar following rumors of bomb, an unidentified man who left his bicycle at the bus stop by seeing police corps is standing on his way.

A panic situation was created after seeing an abandoned cycle and rumors spreads like a wild fire that someone kept bomb in the bicycle, panic people informed the police. Police took the charge and called the squad police, but result out to be zero, there was no bomb.

Transco DE caught taking bribe

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Anti corruption Bureau here on Thursday caught red handed Transco Divisional Engineer while taking a bribe of 6,000 from a contractor.

According to police the DE Ashok allegedly asked bribe to a contractor for passing bills of worth 3lakhs. Aashok was trapped by ACB officials in his office at VT colony. Hyderabad ACB, DSP Chandra shekar took part in this operation, the DE would be remanded the Jail after investigation, he said.

Minority cell emphasize on protection of wakf lands

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Mohd Nayeemuddin President of Minority cell Telnagana Rashtra Samithi, appealed CM KC.Rao to lay special arrangement to recover the Wakf land intruded lans across the state.

Government has introduced a House committee to enquire about the Govt assigned and endowment lands encroached by the Lands grabber. Appreciating the Govt initiative, Mohammed Nayeemuddin said that the house committee should thoroughly investigate all such occupation and recover the lands.This step will take a long away in protection of wakf lands. He added.

Cops solved the puzzle of trader’s murder

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Mallepally Police finally crack the murder case of a 40 year old trader Mohammed Khader , a resident of Towlichoiki.
Police here caught five persons involved in the murder. According to police accused Abdullah bin Mohammed, 32, Hussain bi Mohammed, 26, Sheik Arif, 31, and others are held on brutally stabbing Mohammed Khader.

The victim was on his way to from his scrap godown in his Innova car; the accused stabbed him to death.