The suspect, Tausif Aziz (19) of Malkajgiri along with the four juveniles snatched away cash and a mobile phone from a victim who was sitting at Lalaguda bus stop and fled away, said the police.
Published Date – 14 April 2024, 04:26 PM
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad police caught five people, including four juveniles, who were allegedly involved in a robbery case at Lalaguda. The police seized a mobile phone and a motorcycle from them.
The suspect, Tausif Aziz (19) of Malkajgiri along with the four juveniles snatched away cash and a mobile phone from a victim who was sitting at Lalaguda bus stop and fled away, said the police.
On a complaint, the Lalaguda police registered a case and with the help of Commissioner’s Task Force (east) team identified and caught all the five persons.
The Hyderabad Commissioner’s Task Force team had caught Kadavath Somla Naik, a resident of Road No.1 Banjara Hills, for allegedly impersonating as a police officer and extorting money from people.
Published Date – 14 April 2024, 04:08 PM
Hyderabad: His aspirations to be part of armed forces or the police force failing to fructify, the 44 year-old went around wearing a cop’s uniform and cheating people.
The Hyderabad Commissioner’s Task Force team had caught Kadavath Somla Naik, a resident of Road No.1 Banjara Hills, for allegedly impersonating as a police officer and extorting money from people.
Somla Naik reportedly had a passion to join armed forces and was selected twice. He underwent training but had to drop out due to health issues. Later, in 2012, he appeared for the police recruitment exam, but did not get selected.
“Somla Naik purchased a police uniform and started wearing it. He introduced himself as a police sub inspector or constable on some or other pretext and collected money from people,” said DCP Task Force, S Rashmi Perumal.
On specific information that Somla Naik had collected Rs. 2 lakh from one Gowri Shanker promising to help him get a job, the police caught the suspect. The man admitted that he had also extorted money from people.
A case is booked against Somla Naik, at Masab Tank police station.
Two brothers along with their families were travelling to Makkah to perform Eid prayers when their car crashed near Afif on Riyadh – Makkah Highway and two women died on the spot.
Published Date – 14 April 2024, 01:52 PM
Jeddah: Eid Al Fitr holidays turned tragic for a Hyderabadi family in Saudi Arabia as two women died in a car crash on their way to the holy city of Makkah from Dammam.
Two brothers along with their families were travelling to Makkah to perform Eid prayers when their car crashed near Afif on Riyadh – Makkah Highway and two women died on the spot.
The deceased were identified as Farhat Anjum Hussaini, who was working as assistant professor in a university in Dammam and her sister-in-law Rashida Faruqi, a homemaker. Their bodies were kept in a morgue in Afif.
Though the tragic accident occurred on Monday, their relatives came to know of it later only.
Farhat Anjum was the wife of Shahabuddin Farooqi and Rashida Faruqi was the wife of Rafiuddin Farooqi, both hailing from Hyderabad city and working in Dammam for a long time.
Owing to Eid Holidays, there is delay in completing required mandatory documentation, which is delaying the funeral. The final rites were likely to be conducted in Afif, according to the family.
Shri Umesh Upadhyay presented his first book, “Western Media Narratives on India – From Gandhi to Modi,” critically examining the portrayal of India in Western media from historical and contemporary perspectives.
Updated On – 14 April 2024, 01:32 PM
Hyderabad: Samvit Kendra successfully hosted a captivating book discussion session this Saturday at Aparna Cyber Commune Campus in Hyderabad, featuring Shri Umesh Upadhyay, a prominent journalist and debut author. The event attracted a large number of attendees, including notable figures such as Senior Journalist Shri G. Vallishwar and Samvit Kendra President Dr. Rahul A. Shastri gracing the occasion.
Shri Umesh Upadhyay presented his first book, “Western Media Narratives on India – From Gandhi to Modi,” critically examining the portrayal of India in Western media from historical and contemporary perspectives. During the event, he cited several examples from his book to showcase the persistent biases that have influenced Western perceptions of India.
The presentation sparked a dynamic Q&A session where attendees engaged vigorously with Shri Upadhyay, diving deeper into the issues of media representation and the broader consequences on global understanding of India.
Samvit Kendra is an institution whose primary objective is to bring out the original research in the best interests of the nation, especially in the areas of culture and history and their relevance to the current times.
Shri Umesh Upadhyay presented his first book, “Western Media Narratives on India – From Gandhi to Modi,” critically examining the portrayal of India in Western media from historical and contemporary perspectives.
Published Date – 14 April 2024, 01:27 PM
Hyderabad: Samvit Kendra successfully hosted a captivating book discussion session this Saturday at Aparna Cyber Commune Campus in Hyderabad, featuring Shri Umesh Upadhyay, a prominent journalist and debut author. The event attracted a large number of attendees, including notable figures such as Senior Journalist Shri G. Vallishwar and Samvit Kendra President Dr. Rahul A. Shastri gracing the occasion.
Shri Umesh Upadhyay presented his first book, “Western Media Narratives on India – From Gandhi to Modi,” critically examining the portrayal of India in Western media from historical and contemporary perspectives. During the event, he cited several examples from his book to showcase the persistent biases that have influenced Western perceptions of India.
The presentation sparked a dynamic Q&A session where attendees engaged vigorously with Shri Upadhyay, diving deeper into the issues of media representation and the broader consequences on global understanding of India.
Samvit Kendra is an institution whose primary objective is to bring out the original research in the best interests of the nation, especially in the areas of culture and history and their relevance to the current times.
Experts, including Dr. K Raghuveer Reddy, the organising secretary, Dr. Adrian Wilson, UK and Dr. Kristian Kley, Germany, and other surgeons shared insights into achieving positive outcomes using these techniques.
Published Date – 14 April 2024, 12:33 PM
Dr K Raghuveer Reddy, organising secretary, SISA Hospitals with Dr Adrian Wilson, UK and Dr Kristian Kley of Germany.
Hyderabad: Sai Institute of Sports Injury & Arthroscopy (SISA), celebrating its silver jubilee, is hosting a two-day workshop on Knee Joint Preservation, Live Surgery Conference 2024, here on April 13 and 14. This is the 14th such conference hosted by SISA, deliberating on advanced techniques in knee realignment surgery and related aspects.
Experts, including Dr. K Raghuveer Reddy, the organising secretary, Dr. Adrian Wilson, UK and Dr. Kristian Kley, Germany, and other surgeons shared insights into achieving positive outcomes using these techniques.
In knee joint preservation, both non-surgical and surgical treatments are done. Knee joint replacement is the option for patients with advanced arthritis.
However, younger patients below 55, who lead active lifestyles, experience high wear and tear on knee prosthesis. To address this, emphasis must be on repairing the knee rather than replacing to prolong natural knee function.
High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO) showcased at the Conference offers a revolutionary approach to correcting bow legs by strategically cutting the shin bone just below the knee joint. By redistributing body weight, it alleviates pain from the worn-out knee joint while promoting mechanical realignment and load distribution.
With its cartilage-protective biological effects, HTO extends the lifespan of partially damaged knees and can potentially forestall the need for total knee replacement. This procedure is particularly beneficial for individuals under 55 with mild to moderate-stage arthritis, athletes, active older patients, and those with specific knee deformities or instability issues. It provides a tailored solution for improving knee function and preserving joint integrity.
After a brief rehabilitation period, individuals can usually resume normal activities within six months and sports within twelve months.
Over 400 surgeons from different parts of the country participated in the conference.
Venugopal will hold a meeting with the Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, AICC in-charge Deepa Dasmunshi and other key leaders on Sunday evening.
Published Date – 14 April 2024, 12:11 PM
Hyderabad: AICC general secretary (organisation) K. C. Venugopal is arriving in Hyderabad later in the day for talks with Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and other top party leaders to finalise candidates for remaining three Lok Sabha seats.
Venugopal will hold a meeting with the Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, AICC in-charge Deepa Dasmunshi and other key leaders on Sunday evening.
He will also meet AICC secretaries, in-charges of Lok Sabha constituencies and party candidates whose names have already been announced.
The Congress has already declared candidates for 14 Lok Sabha seats in the state. Announcement of candidates for Khammam, Karimnagar and Hyderabad constituencies has been delayed due to various reasons including multiple contenders, especially in Khammam and Karimnagar.
For Khammam, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka‘s wife Nandini is also an aspirant. Since Vikramarka’s brother Mallu Ravi has already been declared party candidate from Nagarkurnool constituency, the leadership is in a dilemma on giving ticket to another member of his family. State minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy’s brother Prasad Reddy is also an aspirant of the party ticket from Khammam.
There are many other aspirants including Raghurami Reddy and Mandava Venkateshwar Rao for the Khammam seat. There is a similar situation in Karimnagar, where BJP general secretary Bandi Sanjay Kumar is seeking re-election.
Revanth Reddy, Vikramarka and Deepa Dasmunshi on Saturday held talks about finalisation of candidates for the three candidates. The state election commission is already reported to have shortlisted the candidates for the seats and a final decision is likely after Sunday’s meeting with Venugopal.
The AICC general secretary is also likely to discuss with state leaders the strategy for May 13 elections and the joining by leaders of other political parties. The central leader is expected to give directions to state leadership on the issues to be taken up during campaigning and explain to people the promises made by the party in its national manifesto.
Venugopal in consultation with the state leaders will also decide dates and venues of the public meetings to be addressed by top leaders of the party. The party is reportedly planning 50 public meetings across the state.
Lok Sabha polls in Telangana will be held on May 13.
In knee joint preservation, both non-surgical and surgical treatments are done. Knee joint replacement is the option for patients with advanced arthritis.
Published Date – 13 April 2024, 11:56 PM
Hyderabad: Sai Institute of Sports Injury & Arthroscopy (SISA), celebrating its silver jubilee, is hosting a two-day workshop on Knee Joint Preservation, Live Surgery Conference 2024, here on April 13 and 14.
This is the 14th such conference hosted by SISA, deliberating on advanced techniques in knee realignment surgery and related aspects. Experts, including Dr. K Raghuveer Reddy, the organising secretary, Dr. Adrian Wilson, UK and Dr. Kristian Kley, Germany, and other surgeons shared insights into achieving positive outcomes using these techniques.
In knee joint preservation, both non-surgical and surgical treatments are done. Knee joint replacement is the option for patients with advanced arthritis.
However, younger patients below 55, who lead active lifestyles, experience high wear and tear on knee prosthesis. To address this, emphasis must be on repairing the knee rather than replacing to prolong natural knee function.
The AIMIM leader said the process of addition of names and publication of final voters’ list is carried out every year by the Election Commission which he does not head.
Published Date – 13 April 2024, 11:50 PM
File photo
Hyderabad: Rejecting BJP Hyderabad Lok Sabha candidate K Madhavi Latha’s allegation of about six lakh bogus votes in the constituency, AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi on Saturday said the Election Commission takes care of the issue of voters’ lists. Owaisi, who is seeking reelection from Hyderabad constituency, wondered what his role was in the matter.
The AIMIM leader said the process of addition of names and publication of final voters’ list is carried out every year by the Election Commission which he does not head.
He was responding to a query from scribes about Madhavi Latha’s charge that Owaisi wins with the help of the six lakh bogus votes.
The allegation amounts to “abusing” the Election Commission, he added. “By speaking like this, you are insulting Hyderabad electorate, which includes brothers from backward class and Dalits, minority Muslims, Christians who are going out to vote.
Because of their votes, every party is getting votes and AIMIM is successful,” he told reporters. Asked about the reported comments of a Congress leader in Hyderabad that he has to be friends with the AIMIM, Owaisi said his party does not have any alliance with any party in Telangana for the Lok Sabha elections.
His party has formed PDM in Uttar Pradesh and his colleague MP in Maharashtra Imtiaz Jaleel is holding talks on the issue in the western State.
To a query on the Centre’s advisory to Indians not to travel to Iran or Israel till further notice, Owaisi pointed out that the union government had signed an agreement with Israel as per which 6,000 Indian workers had gone to that country.
“After sending 6,000 Indian citizens into the jaws of death, you issue an advisory. What type of humanity is this by the Narendra Modi government?” he asked.
He demanded that the government immediately call back those 6,000 Indian citizens. Lashing out at the Israeli government, Owaisi said it was committing a “genocide” against Palestinians.
Asked about the BJP candidate’s alleged comments about his attire, he claimed that there is hate against his food, beard, ‘hijab’ and existence. “But, the people of Hyderabad would not make hate successful. (They will) make love successful.
K Shivani (18), a firstyear degree student from Kapra, ended her life by jumping from the second floor of her residence.
Published Date – 13 April 2024, 11:20 PM
Hyderabad: Two persons, including a degree student, died by suicide in separate incidents in the city on Friday night.
K Shivani (18), a firstyear degree student from Kapra, ended her life by jumping from the second floor of her residence. She is suspected to have been upset over family issues.
In the second case, upset over losing money to online betting, P Mahipal (39), a private school teacher, hanged himself to death at his house in Petbasheerabad. Cases were booked.
