Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has conveyed best wishes to all the Muslim brothers and sisters of Telangana State and those Telangana people living across the globe on the commencement of the holy month of Ramzan from Sunday.
On Credible information West Zone Task Force Team Hyderabad received credible information that six persons including organizer are playing 3 cards gambling which is a game of chance at Nandi Nagar, Road No.14 of Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, and using the premises as common gaming house.
On credible information South Zone Task Force Team Hyderabad apprehended Syed Younus (27) a driver Resident of Dhobighat of Talabkatta, Hyderabad with one deadly weapon i.e. one dagger and seized the same from his illegal possession.
A-21-year old Student killed in road accident after hit by car while going on motor cycle in Chandanagar police station limits.
According to Chandanagar police, the deceased K Venkata Ramana (21) an student S/o Srinavas Resident of Chandanagar, the accident occurred on Friday night hours when deceased was going on motor cycle when he was reached near Sai Ram Hospital suddenly one speeding RTC Bus came rash and negligent manner and hit to deceased due to which he received multiple injuries and died on the spot.
Bowenpally Police succeeded in nabbing habitual day & night house burglars Mohd Feroz @ Chuvva (22), (A2) Mohd Yaseen Patel @ Babu @ RamaRao (25) (A3) Mohd Siraj (22), (A4) Vemula Mallesh (23) all are residents of Hasmathpet of Old Bowenpally, Secunderabad and recovered stolen gold ornaments weighing about 14 tulas, silver articles weighing about 450 grams, net cash of Rs.35,000 imported watch and cell phone all worth nearly Rs.4 lakhs pertaining to (9) cases besides seized one Auto bearing No. AP 10 W 4992 which was used by the offenders in commission of offences.
The fear of examinations drove a 28-year-old student to commit suicide by hanging himself at his residence on Saturday early hours.
According to Malkajgiri police, the deceased B Raghuram (28) an student S/o Tukaram Resident of Malkajgiri, took the extreme step of suicide by hanging with a ceiling fan at his residence on Saturday early hours.
Enquiries by the police revealed that Raghuram was afraid that he would fail in examinations scheduled to be held from next month. The fear of failing in examinations is suspected to the reason that drove Raghuram to suicide.
In the wake of incessant militant attacks at airports across the country this month, Pakistan’s army and paramilitary forces Saturday have now been given charge of security at the airports in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and Peshawar, a media report Saturday said.
The forces would assist Airport Security Forces (ASF) in effectively securing airports and surrounding areas.
As per the instructions of Commissioner of Police Hyderabad City, Saturday evening at 1600 hrs Additional Inspector M.V. Srinivas Rao along with Sub Inspector A. Madhava Reddy & ASI M.A. Khader have conducted a meeting to all Owners / Proprietor of Establishments, Temples, Mosques & Apartments at Habeebnagar Police Station limits to Installation of C.C. cameras & to place Security persons to their respective establishment / Temples / Mosques / Apartments for avoid any untoward incidents. (INN)
State Haj Committee Special Officer Prof. S A Shukoor has informed that the Haj committee of India has decided to allow the selected pilgrims of Haj 2014 to change their accommodation category from Green to Azizia (downgradation) or from Azizia to Green category (Upgradation).
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Saturday announced that his cabinet would pass a resolution seeking Bharat Ratna for former Prime Minister late PV Narasimha Rao.
Deputy Chief Minister Mahmood Ali informed that the GHMC has deployed 18 emergency vehicles for the monsoon season with latest equipments to tackle the situation while on heavy down pours. Previously the GHMC use to have only six vehicles which now have been enhanced to 18 so that each circle will have an emergency vehicle to tackle the monsoon related problems.
The death toll in Friday’s explosion in a GAIL pipeline in Andhra Pradesh’s East Godavari district Saturday rose to 17 while a high-level committee began its probe.
Two injured, including a five-year-old girl, succumbed at a hospital in Kakinada Saturday, taking the toll to 17.
The explosion and fire in the pipeline Friday morning killed 15 villagers in Nagaram village in the coastal district, about 550 km from here.
Officials said 21 injured were undergoing treatment at hospitals in Kakinada, Amalapuram, Rajole and Nagaram. The condition of seven of them is stated to be critical.
Rejecting the West Bengal government’s plea to extend by six months the deadline for implementing the Food Security Act, union Food and Public Distribution Minister Ram Vilas Paswan Saturday said the scheme will have to be implemented within three months.
While the deadline for implementing the National Food Security Act was July 4, the food ministry Thursday announced its decision to extend the deadline by three months.
At least six workers of a closed down tea estate in West Bengal’s Jalpaiguri district have died from malnutrition in the last six days, an official said Saturday.
All the six workers belong to the now closed Raipur tea estate on the outskirts of Jalpaiguri town.
“The deaths have been due to malnutrition,” a district official said.
With the family of one of the victims – Jit Munda – expressing their inability to cremate his body due to lack of money, the district administration came to the rescue.
Singer Robin Thicke, who split from his actress wife Paula Patton of nine years in February, says they are still in regular contact and hinted that she is all he thinks about.
The 37-year-old, who named his new album “Paula”, told “On Air with Ryan Seacrest” show that he wants to keep the current status of their relationship “private”, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Historically, conservatives are viewed as being more obedient and more respectful of leadership whereas liberals tend to be associated with protests and blatant acts of rebellion.
Researchers have now found that liberals and conservatives value obedience equally.
“Beneath the surface of some of these ideological debates is a fundamental need to belong to a group that has a strong leader,” said lead researcher Jeremy Frimer from the University of Winnipeg in Canada.
Ramzan, the holy month of fasting for Muslims, will begin from Monday as the new moon could not be sighted anywhere in the country today.
Maulana Mufti Mukarram Ahmed, President of Fatehpuri Royat Hilal Committee and Shahi Imam of Fatehpuri Mosque, announced that since the new moon was not sighted today, the month of Ramzan will start from Monday.
West Bengal Governor M K Narayanan, who has been prodded to quit by the new NDA government, today said he would inform the media when he signed off.
“I will let you know when I resign,” Narayanan told reporters when asked whether he was stepping down.
He was attending a programme of Indian Museum, where he was the chairman of the board of trustees.
Asked whether this was his last visit to the museum he quipped, “Why last? I will visit the museum many more times.”
The city police today claimed to have busted an international call routing racket with the arrest of three persons.
In call routing, incoming calls are received in the form of data through the Internet, and are converted back into voice call through VOIP gateways switch. The process bypasses authorised government telecom gateways, leading to revenue loss as well as posing threat to security, according to the police.
Acting on a tip-off, a team of Central Crime Station raided a house in Yakuthpura area and arrested Mohd Abdul Basheer.
Two persons, including a woman, were killed while seven others sustained injuries when their vehicle collided head on with a truck today at Kurali in Punjab, 30 kilometres from here, police said.
The accident took place when the victims, all residents of Andhra Pradesh, were returning from Manali in Himachal Pradesh to Chandigarh. When they reached Kurali, their vehicle collided with a truck coming from the opposite direction, investigating officer, ASI Kirpal Singh said.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Saturday said the world body is determined to work with the Kenyan government in combating terrorism.
“It is my hope that under President Kenyatta’s leadership, Kenya will enjoy prosperity, peace, harmony and security,” Xinhua quoted Ban as saying here.
Ban was here to attend a UN Environment Summit which concluded Saturday.
He said the UN will support Kenya’s efforts against the global militants by boosting the capacity of the country’s security agencies.
An Indian national has been arrested in the US for threatening to kill his employee’s infant daughter, a media report said Saturday.
According to the police, 51-year-old Vijay D’souza, who owned Taste of India restaurant in Chesterton in the US state of Indiana, entered his employee’s apartment Tuesday and threatened to kill his infant daughter, The Post-Tribune reported.
D’souza, an Indian national, was arrested for misdemeanour battery charges.
Naim and Rashid were fortunate to escape the worst of the Delhi building collapse early Saturday that claimed ten lives. However, the tragedy took away their family and all hopes for a bright future together.
For Naim, it was a shock when his sexagenarian father Mohammad Sharif, a tailor, broke the news to him with a choked throat: “My son, Sahana (Naim’s 28-year-old wife) is no more.”
Tears rolled down Naim’s face when he was further informed about the death of his children Abdul Aadil, 7, and Saba, 5.
Inquiry began today into the derailment of New Delhi-Dibrugarh Rajdhani Express near Goldenganj station here on the wee hours of Wednesday that left four dead and 23 others injured.
Railway Safety Commissioner, Eastern circle, Kolkata, P K Vajpayee inspected the tracks and its nearby area as part of the probe.
While talking to reporters, Vajpayee did not rule out Maoist hand in the tragedy but said it could be confirmed only after the inquiry.
It would take at least a month for the probe report to come, the Rail Safety Commissioner said.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today said his government was working towards encouraging girls education in the state.
“The government is taking prompt steps for encouraging girls education in the state,” Yadav was quoted as saying in an official release while inaugurating late Maharaj Smriti Kanya Mahavidyalaya in Auraiya district of the state.
Besides, several schemes are being run to improve the condition of villagers, farmers, backwards and the poor, he said.