The RGI Airport Custom Officials of Shamshabad has seized 500 Grams of Gold from a passenger.
According to Officials, On Tuesday night intercepted a passenger by name Mohammed Khan of Nizamabad district was arrived to RGI Airport Shamshabad from Dubai (U.A.E) by Flight.
A 18 year old girl died of burn injuries which she suffered on August 31, at her residence in Ajaynagar of Nagole while undergoing treatment she died on Wednesday early hours at OGH.
According to L B Nagar police, the deceased Shabana Begum (18) D/o Rahat Ali Resident of Ajay Nagar of Nagole, deceased while cooking on wooden stove accidentally flames caught her, due to which she received multiple burn injuries, Immediately rushed to Osmania Hospital for treatment where undergoing treatment she was died on Wednesday early hours.
A-34-year-old man killed in road accident after hit by Unknown Lorry while trying to cross the road.
According to Chandrayangutta police, the deceased Shaik Mahboob (34) an Fruit Vendor Resident of Barkas of Chandrayangutta, Native of Nizamabad district, the accident occurred on Wednesday early hours when deceased while trying to cross the road near CRPF Gate suddenly one speeding Unknown Lorry came rash and negligent manner and dashed to deceased due to which he received multiple injuries and died on the spot.
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday indicated that the Centre would introduce a comprehensive plan to deal with the issues of Naxalism, terrorism and insurgency.
Singh said he has been brainstorming with sitting and retired officers and prepared a comprehensive plan, and invited suggestions from the heads of police training academies and police officers on the issue.
A-45-year-old Labourer died after committed suicide by hanging himself in the limits of Neredmet police station.
According to Neredmet police, the deceased – A Tirupataiah (45) an labourer Resident of Vajpainagar, had committed suicide by hanging himself at his residence on Wednesday morning hours.
Family members of the deceased told to police that he was facing financial problems for last few days, due to which he was taking extreme step of suicide and ended his life over it.
Head Master(FAC), Zilla Parishad High School, Dharmapuram, Deverapally (M), Warangal division was caught red handed by the ACB Officials on Wednesday Torrur Road, Tirumalagiri (M), when he demanded and accepted bribe of Rs. 10,000 (Rupees Ten Thousand only) for himself from the complainant, for doing an official favor i.e. “for issue of Utilization Certificate (UC) and NOC for RMSA and RVM which were required for pension forms of complainant’s father”.
GHMC Mayor Mohammed Majid Hussain on Wednesday reviewed the works in Malkajgiri and Alwal circles.
The Mayor said that 439 works have been sanctioned where as only 196 have been completed and 243 works are yet to be taken up in Alwal Circle. Similarly, 367 works have been sanctioned out of which only 53 works have been taken up and still 314 are pending for which the Mayor directed the Zonal Commissioner and the Deputy Commissioners to take up the works on priority duly coordinating with the concerned Corporators at the earliest.
Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly Speaker Kodela Sivaprasada Rao Wednesday chided Leader of Opposition Y S Jaganmohan Reddy after he insisted on a debate over the new state capital even as YSRC members stalled the proceedings by rushing into the Well of the House.
“You are getting prejudiced. You can’t dictate the agenda (of the House), you can only take part in the discussion,” the Speaker told the Opposition leader even as the ruling party members suggested that Jagan first learn the rules and procedures of the Assembly.
Staunchly opposing the demand for a separate state for the Vidarbha region, the Shiv Sena Wednesday said it will not allow division of Maharashtra, even if it is sought by its alliance partner BJP or any other party.
“(Former Maharashtra Chief Minister) Ashok Chavan had alleged that the BJP is trying to divide Maharashtra into two parts. We congratulate him (for saying that). Whether it is the BJP or any other party dreaming of dividing Maharashtra, we will not let it happen,” the Sena said in an editorial, in its mouthpiece ‘Saamna’.
Despite objections from many quarters, Narendra Modi-led NDA government on Wednesday appointed ex-Chief Justice of India P Sathasivam as Governor of Kerala.
65-year-old Sathasivam is the first Chief Justice of India to be appointed to the post which is lower in warrant of precedence to the CJI. He is the first non-political person appointed for a gubernatorial post by the new NDA government.
A Rashtrapati Bhavan communique said President Pranab Mukherjee had accepted the resignation of Dikshit, a former chief minister of Delhi and a Congress leader.
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati Wednesday called on Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik and apprised him about the failing law and order in the state.
In the meeting that lasted for over 45-minutes, the former chief minister told Naik that the state government had failed in discharging its constitutional obligations of providing security to the people.
A Raj Bhawan official told IANS that Mayawati also apprised the governor of the grim power scenario in the state and how crimes against women, weaker and the marginalised sections of the society were increasing by every day.
A Hindu outfit today submitted a memorandum to the district administration, demanding ban on surreptitious packaging and export of beef at various meat packaging units in the district.
Hindu Raksha Dal national convenor Bhupender Tomar alias Pinky Chaudhary along with members of the outfit submitted a signed memorandum to Atul Yadav, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Indirapuram, here.
Chaudhary, in his memorandum, alleged that certain district administration and police officials are working in connivance with meat factory owners thereby facilitating the illegal trade.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron today ruled out paying ransom to secure the release of a British hostage being held by Islamic State (IS) militants.
Speaking in the House of Commons, Cameron stressed that the UK will not “waver” in its aim to defeat terrorism and that every possible option will be considered to protect the British man even as he condemned the “barbaric” beheading of a second US hostage.
US journalist Steven Sotloff, whose videotaped murder by the jihadist Islamic State group shocked the world, also held Israeli nationality, Israeli media reported today.
The Haaretz newspaper cited a foreign ministry spokesman as saying that Sotloff, 31, held dual citizenship, although the ministry made no immediate comment when contacted by AFP.
Public radio reported that Sotloff’s family, who live in Miami, Florida, is Jewish and that he had studied in Herzliya, north of Tel Aviv.
Six people, including a BSF inspector, were killed Wednesday due to landslides and flash floods in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. Dozens of families were rescued and shifted to safer places.
Five people died due to landslides triggered by heavy rain in a mountainous area in Chungra Kalla Jarh village in Reasi district.
Abdul Rashid, an inspector with the 154 battalion of the Border Security Force (BSF), died when a bunker collapsed in Poonch district.
A new cadaver training and research facility was inaugurated at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here Wednesday to offer hands on training to young surgeons across the country.
The centre situated at the Jai Prakash Narayan Apex Trauma Centre is the only facility of its kind in the country, an official said.
Telangana Government will soon unveil a separate policy for handloom weavers, who are facing hardships but have received some succour in form of recently announced loan waiver.
“The Telangana Government will soon come out with a separate policy for handloom weavers in centres like Gadwal and Pochampalli and other areas of the State,” Minister for IT and Panchayat Raj K Taraka Rama Rao today said here.
He was talking to reporters after inaugurating a handloom products exhibition, ‘Colours of Rajasthan’,.
Spain are set to pitch a new-look football side against France in Thursday’s friendly following the disappointment of crashing out of the group stage in the Brazil World Cup.
The World Cup disaster ended a glorious spell of three consecutive triumphs in major tournaments for the Spanish and in many ways is the end of an era, reports Xinhua.
West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Ben Foster has pulled out of the England football squad for a friendly and a 2016 Euro qualifying match due to a thumb injury, the Football Association (FA) announced Wednesday.
“England goalkeeper Ben Foster picked up a knock in training on Tuesday and has returned to his club for treatment as a precautionary measure,” said a statement from the FA, reports Xinhua.
Foster will miss England’s friendly at home to Norway later Wednesday and their opening 2016 European Championship qualifier away to Switzerland Monday.
Former chief justice of India P. Sathasivam will be sworn-in as the new Kerala governor Friday.
A Raj Bhavan source told IANS that the swearing-in ceremony will take place at 9.30 a.m. Friday.
Sathasivam replaces Sheila Dikshit who resigned last week.
Dikshit will be given a farewell and a guard of honour at the airport here at 10.30 a.m. Friday, according to an official communication from the Kerala government.
Dikshit, who was sworn in March 11, had replaced Nikhil Kumar.
Former cricket captain and legend Sunil Gavaskar feels that defending champions India are a good enough side to retain the title in the 2015 World Cup, co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, Feb 14-March 29, 2015.
Gavaskar, who had blasted the team after the 1-3 humiliating loss in the Test series against England, praised Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Co. for making a stunning turnaround by winning the ODI series 3-0 with still a match to go. It was India’s first bilateral ODI series win in England since 1990.
Deputy Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal SBP Sinha, flew Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (trainer version) here on Wednesday.
Having had the first hand experience and feel of the aircraft, he expressed that the aircraft handles well both on the ground and in the air.
The Deputy Chief of the Air Staff was on a two-day visit to Aeronautical Development Agency and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited during which he reviewed various aspects of Tejas programme.
French football giants Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi said Wednesday that his team hopes to at least reach the Champions League semifinals this season.
The Ligue 1 champions, who were beaten by English Premierships’ Chelsea last season in the quarterfinals, are seeing off their third campaign for the European premier competitions after two straight years ending up among the last-eight, reports Xinhua.
Senior Pakistan batsman Younis Khan is likely to retire from ODI cricket before next year’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, according to sources.
Well-informed sources aware of the development told PTI that Younis was contemplating quiting from ODIs to focus on his Test career.
Younis returned home midway from the tour of Sri Lanka recently due to the death of his nephew.
Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) president Asaduddin Owaisi Wednesday said he will file a defamation case against a Jammu newspaper if it failed to apologize for carrying a false report.
The MP from Hyderabad stated this after the daily reported that a poster was doing the rounds in social media in which Owaisi has asked Indian Muslims to join Pakistani forces if India attacks Pakistan.
“My lawyer will send legal notice to the paper. If they apologize, it is fine; if not I will file a defamation suit against them,” he said in a message on micro blogging site Twitter.