HYDERABAD: As one enters the Secunderabad Cantonment, one can feel a sense of pride and reverence for the contributions and sacrifices made by the soldiers of the Indian Army. Every year, wreaths are placed at the War Memorial at the 1 EME centre (Electronic and Mechanical Engineering Centre - 1) on important days such as Army Day and Corps Day. The War Memorial, encircled by meticulously maintained gardens, pays homage to the numerous Corps of Electronic and Mechanical Engineers who perished wh

HYDERABAD: Amidst a cozy ambiance, with students adorned in traditional outfits and parents eagerly awaiting their childrens performances, alongside esteemed dancers like Yamini Reddy and Anupama Kylash, the 3rd annual Abhyudaya Festival organised by Subbulakshmis Nrityashala recently took place. Attendees were treated to special solo performances by K P Rakesh, Dr Sathya S N, and Mythili Anoop, seamlessly blending the traditional dance form Bharatanatyam with mythological stories on the stage a

HYDERABAD: Everyone is gearing up for Election Day, which falls on May 13. The government has declared a holiday for all of us to utilise the day to cast our votes. Many of us are excited to participate in this national festival. However, some neglect the fact that Election Day is not just a holiday to relax and spend time with loved ones; its a crucial opportunity to exercise our democratic right and vote. As we strive to grasp the importance of voting, we reach out to prominent personalities f

HYDERABAD: Wateras it transcends into myriad forms its expression is imprinted upon the hearts and souls of those who want to look at the world a little deeper. Presenting such expressions from over 18 contemporary artists, both eminent and young, Kalakriti Art Gallery has put on display their artworks exploring the timeless medium of watercolour. The watercolour medium reflects bold realism and spontaneity. A sense of movement and energy became a crucial aspect of these works of art. Expressio

HYDERABAD: In the Hindi play The 3rd Law? staged by the Play of Shiva theatre group at Lamakaan recently, Kishore takes centre stage, embodying the essence of Newtons Third Law of Motion. His fascination with this principle shapes the narrative, drawing the audience into a world where every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Portrayed with depth and precision by Kunal Satyajit, Kishores journey unfolds across two stages, each moment meticulously crafted to reflect his interpretation of N

HYDERABAD: Even after having safety audits of nalas in place for all the six zones of GHMC, people are falling into drains and losing their lives. Every year, at least a few incidents of people falling into nalas are being reported. Sources said that the civic body is spending huge amounts of money every year to conduct the nala safety audit at zonal levels through agencies to ascertain safety of the existing drain network with an aim to reduce the adverse effects of nalas on people and properti

HYDERABAD: Ram Yadav, aged 34, and his wife Gitabal, 32, arrived in Hyderabad to work as construction labourers at Renuka Yellamma Colony in Bachupally. Along with them was their four-year-old younger son, Himanshu. The family hailed from Chhattisgarh and had moved into a temporary accommodation at the construction site on May 5, days before the buildings 30-feet-tall retaining wall collapsed on their sheds. The incident led to the death of the trio, four others, and injured seven more, on Tuesd

HYDERABAD: Wonderchef Sanjeev Kapoor was in the city recently, exploring the history and heritage of the City of Nizams. Grabbing the opportunity, CE had a chat with him, where he revealed his earliest memories of Hyderabad, his favourite dish from the city and shared some simple and sweet cooking tips! Excerpts from the interview: What comes to mind when you think of Hyderabad? Some of the very first memories of my childhood are associated with Hyderabad. My father used to be with the State Ban

HYDERABAD : Glowy and healthy skin is everyones fantasy, but in the process of achieving that, we are often exposed to multiple products and chemicals, which can have a significant impact like developing skin cancer. Since May is observed as Skin Cancer Awareness Month, we take a look at some harmful skincare ingredients that can cause skin cancer, with the help of experts. Dr Yugandhar Sarma, Senior Consultant and HOD Department of Radiation Oncology at Renova Soumya Cancer Centre, explained th

HYDERABAD: As the month of May begins, the city of Hyderabad along with the rest of the country is battling extreme temperatures. The quest for staying cool takes on new urgency as the mercury continues to soar. People turn to air-conditioners, coolers, and even cold water to stay cool in this scorching heat. However, these solutions are short-lived and might even have adverse effects on ones health. The ongoing environmental crisis must also be considered as it is also one of the reasons for th

HYDERABAD: Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia (CML) is one of those diseases that has gone from being life-threatening to a manageable chronic condition for most patients. With the possibility of longer life and fewer side effects, people with CML need to deal with the disease proactively and maintain consistency with follow-ups. With the help of city-based doctors, we decode the disease, its symptoms, risks and how to manage the condition. Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia (CML) is often misunderstood, with pat

Artists do not fill their wounds so that they may speak through their work. From the essays of a newly translated collection, The Necropolis Trilogy (Copper Coin), Marathi playwright Mahesh Elkunchwar, 84, may not seem severely hurt by life; or perhaps he has let it go. When he remembers those bruises, he greets them like old friends who have remained unforgettable, or who he has let down, or who he has allowed to nest rather permanently in his subconscious. For instance, his old family retainer

HYDERABAD: Telangana is steadily emerging as a hub for sports achievers, with several enthusiastic youngsters silently making their mark without much fanfare. One such athlete is Vinod Kumar Banoth from Hanamkonda, Warangal. He recently clinched a gold medal in the 800m race at the Khelo India Youth Games 2024 in Chennai. Reflecting on his journey, Vinod shared, I began my athletic career in 2018 during my eighth class. Initially a volleyball player since the sixth grade, I had even participated

HYDERABAD: Voting is a fundamental right bestowed upon us by the Constitution. Through this right, we have the power to select individuals who are competent in managing the affairs of our state or country. It is our responsibility to elect the right candidates so that our concerns are acknowledged and addressed appropriately. While some may question the significance of their votes, its imperative to recognise that every vote holds value and relevance. To instil this awareness among first-time vo

HYDERABAD: Did you know that the first calendar printed after Independence starts on August 15, 1947, and ends on August 15, 1948? This calendar drew the attention of spectators at the Chitramayee State Gallery, alongside a collection of original, unseen photographs and handwritten letters of Rabindranath Tagore and Subash Chandra Bose. Additionally, the first original copy of the Constitution of India was on display. Curated by Virasat Art Publication, the exhibition offers a captivating glimps

HYDERABAD: Creating an experience that brings together food, culture and water conservation, Kalpana Ramesh, founder of The Rainwater Project, organised Samhitha at Bansilalpet Stepwell, recently. The event presented guests with the opportunity to relish in the beauty of the stepwell as well as enjoy a Kuchipudi dance recital by Vijayalakshmi Koka. This was enhanced further by snacks and drinks served by Tamera. The performance began with a graceful welcome dance, followed by a Ganapathi Vandana

HYDERABAD: The District Consumer Redressal Disputes Commission, Hyderabad-III, has directed an Attapur-based healthcare company to refund Rs 1.35 lakh with a 12% interest for causing health issues to a man who approached the firm for weight loss treatment. The complainant, Perka Ram Babu, an autorickshaw driver, claimed that he approached Kolors Healthcare in October, 2023 after booking an appointment for Rs 500 and paid Rs 5,000 for other charges. He added that the healthcare company claimed th

HYDERABAD: Following a photograph of Madhapur inspector G Mallesh participating in a birthday celebration on the Durgam Cheruvu cable bridge went viral, Madhapur DCP G Vineeth said a detailed inquiry into the matter will be initiated and action will be taken based on the findings of the report. Only a month ago, the Madhapur police warned the public against celebrating birthday parties on the cable bridge and threatened to impose a fine of Rs 1,000 on violators. When the photos of the inspector

HYDERABAD: Hyderabad cyber crime police arrested a Bengaluru-based man for allegedly cheating eight persons with false promises of jobs and collecting Rs 46 lakh from them. The accused, identified as S Mahesh, is also involved in 16 such cases of job fraud across the country, the police said. The fraud came to light after a victim from Yousufguda lodged a complaint stating that he saw a job advertisement on Telegram and contacted Mahesh, who had posted the advertisement. When the victim approach

HYDERABAD: Task force teams from the Commissioner of Food Safety conducted inspections at Karachi Bakery in M J Market and Cream Stone Outlet in Himayatnagar, issuing notices for storing expiry stocks and other violations. At Karachi Bakery, the teams found expired stocks of rusks, biscuits, candy, chocolate cakes, toasts and buns worth Rs 5,200, which were normally discarded. At Bilal Ice Cream in MJ Markets, the teams found the outlet and its manufacturing unit operating without any valid lice

HYDERABAD: In establishment renowned for its exquisite culinary delights has extended its reach to the Financial District, bringing forth a diverse array of Telugu flavours to the bustling IT corridor. Yes, youve guessed it AnTeRa Courtyard, nestled in Vattinagulapally beside Pradhan Conventions, has unveiled a new outpost, following its longstanding reputation as a culinary gem as a brand in Jubilee Hills and Gachibowli, renowned for its tantalising Telugu cuisine. Stepping inside, we were inst

HYDERABAD: With decades of culinary excellence under its belt, Ohris, the iconic restaurant chain in India, has recently embarked on a new culinary adventure with the launch of Mings&Mee, a haven for Pan Asian cuisine enthusiasts. Mings&Mee offers an immersive dining experience that artfully combines tradition with innovation. Prepare your taste buds for a journey through the vibrant flavours of Japan, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, Burma, and Thailand. While the restaurants ambiance has und

A cistern normally takes 10 hours to be filled by a tap, but because of one open outlet pipe, it takes 5 hours more. How long would it take for that outlet pipe to empty a full cistern? I thought this kind of problem only existed in math books until I noticed our water tankers spilling fresh water as if it were saltwater. If ignorance is bliss, Id love to be in the bliss zone of the people in the water tanker business. Only someone unaware that theres only 3% fresh water in the world would opera

HYDERABAD: Her resilient spirit propelled Dr Maddali Usha Gayatri through illness, allowing her to showcase an unwavering strength and dedication to her craft. As a Kuchipudi dancer, she has not only conquered challenges but also inspired countless individuals striving for excellence in their chosen paths. Recently honoured with the prestigious Sangeet Natak Akademi Award 2023 by the President of India, Droupadi Murmu, Dr Gayatri has left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of the nation

HYDERABAD: Dilemma of the poor, frustrations of the common man and promises of politicians were aptly portrayed on stage by Dharmi Theatre Academy through a play named Hush Kaaki at the Lamakaan. Set against the backdrop of a park, the intriguing play delved into the complex dynamics of power and influence within society through the characters of two beggars Lachi and Kitty, a politician, and a common man. It also took a critical look at a persons greed and how it affects other members of a soc

HYDERABAD: Surrounded by an array of exquisite ethnic dcor, including wooden dolls, sculptures, paintings, and furniture, alongside the fragrant essence of flowers, a temporary stage adorned with vibrant yellow marigold flowers stands proudly, inviting artists to grace the Basant Festival. Hosted by Yellow Verandah, this festival serves as a symbolic ode to the arrival of spring, aiming to spread joy as nature begins anew. The Basant Festival amalgamates various art forms such as dance, music, c

HYDERABAD : Pandit Bickram Ghosh, a revered tabla maestro renowned for his fusion music, recently graced Hyderabad with his fusion band Rhythmscape, leaving the audience at Ravindra Bharathi enthralled with their high-octane jamming. The musical evening was organised by the Jadavpur University Alumni Association, Hyderabad Chapter, a nonprofit organisation dedicated to philanthropic activities in the twin cities. Famed for seamlessly blending pure classical music with the fusion genre, Ghosh and

HYDERABAD : Design and innovation are catalysts that bring people closer to the realms of creation theyve always yearned to explore. Recently, the Woxsen University School of Art and Design hosted a spectacular design showcase titled Design Vanguard 2024 at T-Works, Hyderabad. Delving into this remarkable event, we engaged with students, the dean, and the chief guest, Adivi Sesh, an actor who shared his insights on the event and his perspectives on innovation. Taking a look at the innovative pro

HYDERABAD : Amidst the sweltering heat and skyrocketing temperatures, managing the heatwave has become a daunting task not just for animals and humans, but also for the often-overlooked plants and trees. The meticulously arranged gardens scattered across the city are now grappling with the challenge of keeping their flora alive in the face of water scarcity. These lush green havens not only offer a refreshing visual treat but also serve as vital sources of oxygen for humanity. The authorities re

HYDERABAD : A photograph taken by Lala Deen Dayal between December 1887 and February 1888 captures a picturesque wide street bustling with people and carts. In the centre of this image stands a structure topped with a colonial-style clock tower. The street, originally named James Street in honour of James Achilles Kirkpatrick, the third British Resident in Hyderabad, is now known as Mahatma Gandhi Road. It remains a vibrant thoroughfare in Secunderabad, adorned with prominent landmarks like the

HYDERABAD : A rare portrayal of Brihannala, embodying Arjuna, the third Pandava, in the form of a eunuch during the incognito exile period in the Mahabharata, was captured in acrylic paints with intricate detailing. This distinctive artwork took centre stage at the 4th Womens Art Exhibition hosted by M Eshwaraiah Art Gallery. The exhibition aimed to champion women artists from diverse professional backgrounds, fostering their artistic excellence. The showcase featured a rich tapestry of artworks

HYDERABAD : Leadership isnt just about wielding authority; its about inspiring excellence, resilience, and unity. Pat Cummins, the Australian fast bowler, exemplifies these qualities as the captain of Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Beyond his prowess with the ball, Cummins brings a blend of determination, strategic acumen, and a passion for the game that elevates him as a leader in the fiercely competitive world of T20 cricket. Pat Cummins journey to cricketing sta

HYDERABAD : Thousands of voices, irrespective of their singing prowess, resonated through the expansive ambiance of Shilpakala Vedika as the live music band seamlessly transitioned into Naveen Polishettys popular song from the movie Jathi Ratnalu. Micless Merakee, a singalong extravaganza orchestrated by Band Merakee, had the audience swaying to meticulously selected tracks on a recent evening. Initially, the crowds energy seemed a bit subdued, but as the playlist unfolded, it dissolved all inhi

HYDERABAD : Preserving Telugu culture has always been integral to our two Telugu states, and one of the most cherished ways to connect is through food. Food not only brings us together but also serves as a bridge to our roots. Onamaalu, an event celebrating the rich culinary traditions of Telugu culture, brought together people from diverse backgrounds, showcasing the extraordinary essence of our heritage. The Culinary Lounge was adorned with vibrant yellow and orange marigold flowers, reminisce

HYDERABAD : We often consume a lot of wheat and other protein-rich foods to maintain fitness and health. But do you know that the ingestion of gluten protein, present in certain foods, can lead to celiac disease? Although the exact root cause is unknown, the consequence may necessitate a lifelong consumption of gluten-free foods. It is estimated that 1 in 100 people worldwide are affected, but only about 30% receive proper diagnosis. As May is observed as Celiac Disease Awareness Month, its cruc

HYDERABAD : There is a lot to understand when it is about a rare disease that sticks along for life. Thalassemia disease is a blood disorder and is seen in less than 1 percent of people in our country. To decode this disease and how it would be transferred to a child we got in touch with Dr Chandrakant Agarwal, President of Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society Hyderabad who was present at the Continuous Medical Education (CME) event that took place recently. Regarding the issue that was focused a

HJYDERABAD : The presence of Artificial Intelligence is escalating and rapidly flourishing in todays time. We see new advancements coming about each day. Amid such a substantial surge, every aspect of human life is remarkably influenced by the affordances of Artificial Intelligence. One section of mankind that is significantly vulnerable to the AI world are the children. Children and AI are co-existing entities today. Virtual assistance, smart speakers, education robots, chatbots, video games, A

HYDERABAD : In the realm of AI, continuously updating skills to stay ahead of the curve is imperative across all professions. Recognising this need, the Association of Consulting Civil Engineers, Hyderabad, organised its 26th tech meeting under the guidance of Dr Eng Ar S P Anchuri at Tourism Plaza. With a membership of approximately 700 professionals, the Association of Consulting Civil Engineers, Hyderabad, serves as a hub for diverse facets of civil engineering, fostering innovation inspired

HYDERABAD : In an era where environmental consciousness is paramount, the allure of eco-friendly resorts has never been stronger. These sanctuaries blend the luxuries of modern travel with a commitment to sustainability, offering guests an unforgettable experience that nourishes both the soul and the planet. Lets embark on a journey into the heart of Arbor Road Estate located 50 km north of Hyderabad in Wargal, an eco-friendly resort, where harmony with nature is the ultimate luxury. Imagine wak

HYDERABAD: What if designers prioritised kindness in their work? What if we considered a successful design as something that focused on its impact on people, rather than just profitability? The theme for International Design Day 2024, Is it kind? emphasises integrating kindness into design processes and outlines what a compassionate design entails. With these questions in mind, we talk to city-based designers and architects who share how spaces can be designed aligning with care principles, ensu

HYDERABAD: As the lights dimmed and soft music filled the air, three iconic characters from the timeless works of William Shakespeare graced the stage for An Evening with Shakespeare at Nishumbita School of Drama. Each performance was a captivating portrayal that left the audience spellbound. The date, April 23, holds special significance as it marks the birth anniversary of one of the greatest writers in the English language, William Shakespeare. In celebration of this occasion, Nishumbita Scho

HYDERABAD: Youngsters find inspiration in young entrepreneurs, particularly when it comes to women, as they immerse themselves in creative and innovative pursuits. In the realm of young women entrepreneurs, Riddhi Jain, the newly sworn-in YFLO chairperson for the 2024-25 term, is dedicated to empowering aspiring female leaders. CE delves into what drives her passion. Reflecting on her journey within YFLO, she remarks, Over the past four years, Ive experienced remarkable growth. I began as a comm

HYDERABAD: Art serves as a profound means of expression, with each stroke conveying myriad untold stories of the artist. Such is the case with Sudhakar Chippas artworks at the inaugural exhibition which was held at Hyderabad Quorums flagship art programme Art Quotient. As we delve into the pieces on display until May 31st, we also engage in conversation with Sudhakar about his curation process. Reflecting on the exhibition and his works, Sudhakar shares, Ive been represented by Srishti Art Galle

HYDERABAD: The 27-year-old man from Sircilla, who was recently rescued from a cyber fraud gang in Cambodia, safely returned to his residence on Sunday. He is likely to meet the top district police officials today to discuss his ordeal. The victim, identified as Shiva Prasad, was trapped in a job fraud scam, where the accused persons convinced him that he would receive 950 dollars if he joined work as a software operator in Cambodia. Believing the job offer to be true, Shiva travelled to Sihanouk

HYDERABAD: An auto driver possessing 1,000 ganja chocolates procured from Uttar Pradesh was arrested by Kanchanbagh police and Task Force sleuths. The accused turned out to be a consumer cum seller. Police seized Rs 4 lakh worth chocolates from the accused and remanded him. Meanwhile, police are trying to get a lead on the accuseds links in Uttar Pradesh. Sources told TNIE that the accused Mohammad Majid also runs a pan house. He was addicted to ganja chocolates for a couple of years. In order

HYDERABAD: The clinking ghungroos, the jingling bangles, the glittering jewellery, the picturesque makeup, the classy saree, the elegant movements, the tapping of feet, the twists and turns, the jumps and rolls all to the rhythm of a mesmerising piece of musicits an enchanting world of dance. Manjula Ramaswamy, recipient of the Sangeet Natak Akademi Awards, states, Dance in Indian festivals becomes a beautiful confluence of spiritual devotion, artistic expression, and a celebration of shared he

HYDERABAD: It all started from a boutique 60-seater coffee shop in Madhapur in 2019 the dream to focus on premium coffee and dining experiences for Roast. From successful expansion of the original site to Roast 24x7 in Gachibowli with 200 seating capacity, and now to a new flagship outlet in Banjara Hills with 500+ seating capacity spread across 47,000 sqft with four floors it has indeed been a dream journey. Hyderabad got its newest coffee place in Roast Coffee Culinary Xperience, popularly k

HYDERABAD: Its that time of year when 10th standard exams have just finished. A kid has just completed a 12-year journey of going to school with four books for each subject. He or she will never have to cover books that already have a cover and can finally say goodbye to their uniform, beginning to dress like their favourite celebrity. If I were the education minister, I would give everyone a one-year mandatory break before joining any course. But for now, my powers are limited to this column. H

HYDERABAD: Nestled in the heart of Madhapur, amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life, lies a culinary gem that promises to transport you to the vibrant land of Nagaland. Axone Modern North East Kitchen with its aromatic delights and authentic flavorsbeckons food enthusiasts on a gastronomic journey through the rich cultural tapestry of Nagaland. The 34-seater Axone (pronounced as Akhuni) is the first restaurant in Hyderabad that serves exclusively Naga food, modern Naga cuisine to be precise

HYDERABAD: In 2024, childrens literature continues to evolve with new trends and themes that reflect the changing interests and needs of young readers. As per Mohan Pattipaka, Assistant Editor, Telugu, National Book Trust, The last six to seven years have been revolutionary for childrens literature. Over 600 childrens books have been published in Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Marathi and Bengali. Interestingly, most of them are written by children themselves. The themes children choose to write about