HYDERABAD: Madhura Nagar police arrested five persons under attempt to murder and animal cruelty charges on Thursday. Meanwhile, clips of the alleged attack were widely circulated on social media platforms and led to outrage from netizens. On May 8, Srinath, a resident of Rahmat Nagat, was out on a walk with his dog (husky breed). As the pet, not restrained by a leash, began to relieve itself, it allegedly attacked Dhanunjay and his brother-in-law Sai Kumar. Following the incident, the duo lodge

HYDERABAD: The slab of an old nala along with its retaining wall collapsed due to heavy rains at Uday Nagar in Road No. 11 of Banjara Hills on Thursday evening. While no loss of life or injuries was reported in the incident, a few two-wheelers have reportedly been washed away by the rain. Hyderabad Mayor Gadwal Vijayalaxmi along with Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) officials visited the site and monitored the situation. The mayor directed GHMC engineering officials to make alterna

HYDERABAD: A bus, belonging to Kalvakurthi Depot, was vandalised by unknown miscreants riding motorcycles at Rachaluru gate on Thursday morning, said TSRTC managing director VC Sajjanar. According to a complaint lodged by RTC staff, the incident took place on the road to Pharma City around 6.30 am. Around 40 bikers approached the bus and broke its left window glass with an iron rod. A passenger sitting there sustained injuries to his head and right hand. Maheshwaram CI H Venkateshwarlu told TNIE

HYDERABAD: The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Rangareddy, has ordered a Hyderabad-based Asia Pacific Flight Training Academy to pay a refund of Rs 6.70 lakh, with a 9% per annum interest rate for eight months, along with a compensation of Rs 10,000 for providing fewer training hours than agreed. The complainant, Mohit Agarwal, a resident of Hyderabad, holding a student pilot licence, claimed that he paid a sum of Rs 10.75 lakh in July 2020, along with an additional fee of Rs 20

HYDERABAD: Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) managing director C Sudarshan Reddy inspected two Sewerage Treatment Plants (STPs) in Attapur and Mir Alam on Wednesday. He also inspected the interception and diversion (I&D) point at Hassan Nagar. Along with other Water Board officials, Sudarshan first visited the Attapur STP and instructed authorities to speed up the construction work. Even if the work is delayed due to unavoidable reasons, plans should be made to comp

HYDERABAD: Jawed Habib, the celebrity hairstylist and renowned artist in the beauty industry, needs no introduction. He has revolutionised the beauty industry with his innovative salon, Jawed Habib, which remains a trendsetter to this day. Recently, at the third anniversary of the Indian Beauty Association (IBA), Jawed participated in a seminar and workshop where he shared his insights on style and trends. CE had the opportunity to speak with him about the current trends in the beauty and salon

HYDERABAD: One of the most interesting aspects of various art forms and crafts in Telangana is the intricate connection between them. Chandan Bose, in his book, Perspectives on Work, Home, and Identity from Artisans in Telangana talks about how during the colonial period, the preoccupation with situating objects and practices within spatial pockets characterised the inception of historiography of crafts in the Indian subcontinentOne of the outcomes of this history of collecting knowledge about c

HYDERABAD: The 150-year-old pond in the premises of the once-vibrant Public Garden in Hyderabad has shrunk dramatically over the past few years, with the ponds bed now coated with weeds and shrubbery. Environmental activists and locals alleged that their pitches to revive the pond and other facilities on the premises have fallen on deaf ears. When TNIE visited the site, plastic bottles and other materials were seen on the parched bed of the water body. According to environmental activist Mohamme

HYDERABAD: Pet parenting has been a trend for a long time and has become essential for many individuals. Understanding how to do it right is crucial, so CE spoke with J S Rama Krishna, the Business Head for Pet Food at Growel Group, who shared his insights on effective pet parenting. Having been in the industry for 18 years, Rama Krishna is well-versed in pet care. He explained, I am a pet parent too, and its better to refer to ourselves as pet parents rather than owners. In India, we have alway

HYDERABAD: Whenever Satyaveni Kalyani parks her Royal Enfield Classic 350 at a mall or a restaurant, heads turn. When shes on the road, people stare at her, some even offer compliments, recognising her instantly. Classic and stylish bikes are a universal fantasy, but in Hyderabad, Singajogi Satyaveni Kalyanis customised bikes are an obsession. As a fellow rider, she imbues bikes and helmets with her artistic flair. In a conversation with CE , she shares her remarkable journey from aspiring inter

HYDERABAD: Bladder cancer stands out among the many diseases that commonly afflict older individuals. In India, it ranks as the ninth most prevalent cancer, with approximately 35% of cases already metastatic or advanced by the time patients seek medical attention. As awareness sharpens, shedding light on prevention and diagnosis becomes paramount. This Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, CE engages with city-based doctors to dissect the nuances of bladder cancer, debunking myths and highlighting fac

HYDERABAD: While high temperatures and stagnant pools signal the arrival of the monsoon season, it also poses a threat of dengue fever. The mosquito-borne disease is a major public health concern, and while physical symptoms such as fever, muscle pain and fatigue are widely reported, the impact of dengue on mental health is often overlooked. Since May 16 is celebrated as National Dengue Day, CE takes a look at the potential mental health impact of dengue fever with the help of experts. Dr Yallap

HYDERABAD: In the complex web of modern healthcare concerns, hypertension stands out as a silent but formidable opponent. With its insidious nature and far-reaching implications, this silent killer has established itself as a major global health threat. Even in the city of Hyderabad, hypertension quietly looms as a significant health concern, casting a shadow over the well-being of its populace. Every year on May 17, World Hypertension Day is celebrated to educate and promote awareness about hyp

HYDERABAD: In a shocking incident, a five-month-old baby was mauled to death by a dog at Tandur in Vikarabad district on Tuesday morning. The gory incident took place when the boy, identified as Sainath, was asleep in the house while his mother stepped out to buy some essential items. The dog entered the house and attacked Sainath. The boy died on the spot due to the grievous injuries. Shortly after, Sainaths mother Lavanya returned and saw the dog near the house. She went inside and found her s

HYDERABAD: A nine-year-old white Bengal tiger passed away in Nehru Zoological Park at around 2:15 pm on Tuesday. The cause of death was ascertained to be chronic renal failure based on the postmortem conducted by veterinary experts from the VBRI innovation centre and CVSC, Hyderabad. Named Abhimanyu, the male white tiger was suffering from rheumatism a condition that refers to arthritis and several other conditions that affect joints, tendons, muscles, ligaments, and other parts of the body ov

HYDERABAD: Two persons, who had sustained severe burns in the Moghalpura bike explosion, died while undergoing treatment at a private hospital here. Another victim is still critical, police said. The victims, Nadeem and Shaukat Ali had sustained over 90% burns as they were close to the bike when it exploded, the police said. While Nadeem succumbed to the injuries on Monday, Shaukat died on Tuesday. Ten persons, including a police constable and an election duty videographer, sustained injuries wh

HYDERABAD: Delving into literature might have been a solitary pursuit in the past but in the event of the pandemic that forcibly put us in confinement reminded us of the goodness of interactions, the thrill of discussing our favourite works, authors and characters and the connections forged based on these discussions. Dr Surendra Singh Negi, Assistant Professor at the English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) has been running a social experiment of sorts for the past three years, with his

HYDERABAD: Hyderabad recently enjoyed a delightful evening immersed in the timeless melodies of Rabindranath Tagore, featuring classics such as Premer O Joware, Eki Labonne Purno Pran O, and Aamaar Pran Er Manush Aache Pran E. This enchanting event was curated by Sanghamitra Malik, a distinguished founding member of Apna Watan (Hyderabad), renowned for her endeavours in fostering communal harmony and preserving Hyderabads rich heritage. The occasion marked the 163rd birthday celebration of the r

HYDERABAD: Singing along to the Bengali songs penned by Rabindranath Tagore, the event titled Unmesh, organised by Hansadhwani at Ravindra Bharathi in Hyderabad, marked the celebration of the 163rd birth anniversary of the renowned poet. Over 100 singers graced the stage, harmonising with the timeless melodies crafted by Tagore. Amidst the enchanting renditions that echoed through the auditorium for more than an hour, attendees had the opportunity to connect with Supriyo Basuthakur, the event or

HYDERABAD: Graphic design has become a prominent sector within the realm of technology. Recently, Graphico 2024, the annual design and visual art exhibit, took place at Hamstech College, showcasing the students talents in graphic design and their aspirations for the future in this field. Among the attendees was Kailash Nayak, renowned as the Guru of Graphics, who mentored these students in various design endeavours. Reflecting on the event and the field of graphic design, Kailash Nayak remarked,

HYDERABAD: A colossal sculpture depicting a farmer steering a bullock cart, crafted entirely from scrap automobile parts, captivated all who passed through the entrance of the Chitramayee State Art Gallery. The masterpiece stood as a centrepiece in Sree Harsha Katuris exhibition, themed around animals and crafted using cutting-edge 3D technology. Among the array of exhibits were diverse sculptures portraying animals ranging from dinosaurs, horses, kangaroos, and foxes to scenes of elephants in c

HYDERABAD: At 5:30 pm, just minutes before the polling booths were closed in Secunderabad Cantonment, an elderly woman was seen entering a government school in a wheelchair, assisted by a polling volunteer. Wearing a white T-shirt with the ECI logo and a temporary identity card that declared him as a volunteer on pull duty, the youngster helped the voter reach the EVM so that she could exercise her franchise. Defying the odds, many senior citizens and persons with disabilities arrived at polling

HYDERABAD: As many as 10 persons were injured when a bike caught fire and exploded near Bibi Bazaar in Moghalpura on Sunday. At least two of them are said to be in a critical condition, the police said. The incident occurred when the bike caught fire while a rider was riding it in Moghalpura. Realising that he is in danger, he threw away the bike and jumped aside, said Bhavani Nagar Station House Officer M Balaswamy and added, Sparks must have initially started because of the engine heat but the

HYDERABAD: Cables in 220kv EHT sub-station in Miyapur were gutted on Sunday morning, prompting TSSPDCL officials to lodge a police complaint, suspecting foul play. Power supply was briefly interrupted in Kaitalapur-Miyapur 132/33kv sub-station area due to the mishap. However, officials swiftly arranged alternative power supply. The officials said that there were no such incidents when the citys power demand peaked at 4,350 MW recently. The fire occurred in the morning, during a period of low pow

HYDERABAD: The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission-III, Hyderabad, has ordered Samsung India to pay a compensation of Rs 10,000 along with refunding the complete amount of Rs 66,000 on a 12% interest rate for delivering a technically defective product. The complainant, S Shashanka Reddy, said the telly she bought in April 2020 abruptly stopped functioning after four months within the warranty period after which she immediately lodged a complaint with the customer care service. Redd

HYDERABAD: Days after an unidentified assailant allegedly murdered a techie with a hammer and spread chilli and turmeric powder to evade the cops, the Madhura Nagar police have arrested the accused. The accused Chandramouli is a production manager at a film society. He had taken a loan of Rs 5 lakh from the deceased around 2-3 years back, Panjagutta ACP S Mohan Kumar told TNIE and added, According to his statement, he had already paid back Rs 15 lakh with interest but was being harassed to pay

HYDERABAD: The Commissioners Task Force, West Zone Team, on Saturday arrested a 38-year-old junior artiste residing in Jubilee Hills for forcibly pushing her foster daughter into prostitution. The accused, Laxmi, driven by financial desperation, established a private brothel within her own home, involving other women. The victim is a 14-year-old girl born to another sex worker. After the latter died, Laxmi adopted the victim and raised her. However, the 14-year-old regarded Laxmi as her mother.

HYDERABAD: In preparation for the upcoming General Elections 2024, Hyderabad CP Kothakota Sreenivasa Reddy, along with officers, conducted a comprehensive briefing session at the Shivkumar Lal Police Stadium in Goshamahal on Saturday. Attended by home guards from Hyderabad City Police and Karnataka state, who are deployed for election duties, as well as Special Police Officers (SPOs), the briefing addressed crucial aspects of election management and security. Officers from various wings includin

HYDERABAD: Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections scheduled for Monday in the state, DGP Ravi Gupta underscored the paramount importance of conducting fair elections. Elaborate police arrangements have been put in place, said the DGP. These measures include the deployment of various law enforcement agencies, comprising 73,414 Civil Police, 500 sections of TS Special Police, and 164 Companies of the Central Armed Police Force, among others. In strict adherence to the Model Code of Conduct, the Telangan

HYDERABAD: As Mothers Day approaches, many of us are contemplating how to make our moms feel truly cherished on this special day. While some may find themselves caught up in planning, others are embracing modern approaches to add a touch of sophistication and ingenuity to the occasion. The younger generation, often referred to as Gen Z, is renowned for their innovative ideas and forward-thinking mindset. However, ahead of Mothers Day on May 12, CE has the privilege of connecting with prominent m

HYDERABAD: In the heart of our bustling city, where the aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafts through the air, a new haven awaits coffee enthusiasts. Welcome to Chika... a Coffee Collective at Banjara Hills, where passion meets perfection in every cup. Nestled snugly amidst the urban landscape, Chika isnt just another coffee shop; its a sanctuary for those who appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship behind every sip. According to its founder, Tony Rao, coffee is more than just a drink; its an e

HYDERABAD: Indulging in exquisite cuisine is a joy, especially during the spring-summer season. We relish the opportunity to savour dishes both exotic and deeply satisfying. ZILA, nestled within district150, presents a culinary journey through their spring menu, meticulously curated by Krishna Chaithanya, Chef De Cuisine at ZILA. Our experience at ZILA was nothing short of delightful. The array of dishes laid before us truly made our day memorable. From tantalising amuse-bouches to flavourful ch

HYDERABAD: Ive been taking the metro from Miyapur to Hitech City daily for the last six months. Im never in any kind of hurry, so I usually listen to and hum along with Udit Narayan songs. That is, until I see a UNICEF volunteer trying to take two minutes of my time to explain how my small contributions from a humble comedy career could make the world a better place. When that happens, I swiftly walk past them and act like Im on a call with Elon Musk, because, obviously, if I dont take this metr

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: 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

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