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Hyderabad: Man ends life after quarrel with wife at Medchal

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The couple frequent quarrelled and a few years ago, the woman left the house and started staying at her parents’ house.

Updated On – 26 June 2024, 08:08 PM


Hyderabad: Man ends life after quarrel with wife at Medchal

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Hyderabad: A 39 year-old man died by suicide at Medchal allegedly after his wife, who was living separately from him, did not allow him to meet their children.

A farmer, G Shiva Shankar (39) was married 10 years ago to Latha, a resident of Singaiyapally village. However, since marriage, the couple frequent quarrelled and a few years ago, the woman left the house and started staying at her parents’ house.

Shankar’s relatives several times visited Latha at her parents’ place and counselled her to return home. However, she did not agree.

“On Tuesday, Shankar met his wife and asked her to at least allow him to meet his children. When she refused to do so, Shankar returned home. He then hanged himself to the ceiling fan in the house and ended his life,” said Medchal sub inspector, Muralidhar.

The police registered a case and are investigating. The body was shifted to Gandhi Hospital mortuary for post-mortem.

Two persons end lives in separate cases in Hyderabad

Two persons died by suicide in the city since Tuesday night.

At Vanasthalipuram, a woman B Swetha (23), a native of Nagarkurnool and a resident of BN Reddy Nagar in the city, died after jumping from second floor of a building on Wednesday morning.

According to the police, Swetha was into friendship with a man and they had decided to marry. However, the man backed off following which she slipped into depression and allegedly jumped from the second floor of the residential building and died. The police seized Swetha’s mobile phone and checked her room but did not find any suicide note.

In the other case, a 21 year-old man died after unidentified persons allegedly beat him up for maintaining friendship with a girl. The man Rahman Khan (21), a resident of Afsar Khan Colony in Langer Houz was into a relationship with a girl and both families agreed for their marriage. However, two persons Waseem and Afzal, objected to their relationship and on Monday night beat up Rahman.

“Rahman feel humiliated and slipped into depression. He hanged himself to the ceiling fan in the house and ended his life,” said an official of Langer Houz police station. A case under Section 306 (abetment of suicide) of IPC is registered against Waseem and Afzal.

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Parts of composite Adilabad see light rains

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The district’s actual rainfall was gauged to be 164.9 mm as against the normal rainfall of 146.9 from June 1 to 27, showing an excess by 12 percent.

Updated On – 27 June 2024, 12:52 PM


Parts of composite Adilabad see light rains


Adilabad: Parts of erstwhile Adilabad district saw light rains, cheering farmers on Wednesday night.

As per weather report available on the website of Telangana Development Planning Society, the average rainfall of Nirmal district was 15.1 mm. Pembi mandal received the highest rainfall of 92.2 mm, followed by Kaddampeddur mandal which had 32.2 mm of rainfall.

The district’s actual rainfall was gauged to be 164.9 mm as against the normal rainfall of 146.9 from June 1 to 27, showing an excess by 12 percent.

Meanwhile, the parent Adilabad district’s average rainfall was measured to be 13.1 mm. Echoda mandal experienced the highest rainfall of 53.2 mm, while Boath mandal witnessed 43.9 mm of rainfall. The actual rainfall of the district was 173.2 mm when compared to normal rainfall of 166.5 mm, posting an excess by 4 percent.

Farmers who sowed cotton, paddy, redgram, green gram, soya and other crops recently expressed happiness over the showers. They said that the seeds could germinate with the help of the rains.

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Coimbatore Filter Coffee opens its first premium cafe in Hyderabad

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The Coimbatore Premium Café promises to offer a premium experience to coffee enthusiasts and features a sleek and modern ambiance, catering to the evolving preferences of discerning customers.

Published Date – 26 June 2024, 08:06 PM


Coimbatore Filter Coffee opens its first premium cafe in Hyderabad


Hyderabad: Coimbatore Filter Coffee (CFC), a fast-growing startup in the South Indian coffee market, on Wednesday announced the launch of its first premium café in Hyderabad at Vasavi MPM Grand, beside Ameerpet Metro.

Inaugurated by actor Ananya Nagalla, the Coimbatore Premium Café promises to offer a premium experience to coffee enthusiasts and features a sleek and modern ambiance, catering to the evolving preferences of discerning customers.

Goli Gopi, Founder and CEO of Coimbatore Filter Coffee said, “our goal is to provide our franchise partners with a low-investment opportunity to capitalize on the growing demand for premium coffee experiences.” The company now boasts 120 “Lite Model” outlets across these Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

The café offers an extensive menu, including premium filter coffee, tea, snacks, and milkshakes. Coimbatore Filter Coffee plans to continue its expansion across South Indian states, bringing the unique taste of Coimbatore filter coffee to more coffee enthusiasts nationwide, a press release said.

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Trial run of first pump of Seetarama LIS completes successfully

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Only two of the six pumps of the project were ready for the wet run. Four other pumps of the pump houses will also be ready for operations very soon to commence water drawl from Godavari river.

Updated On – 27 June 2024, 01:03 PM


Trial run of first pump of Seetarama LIS completes successfully


Hyderabad: The trial run of the first pump of 25 MW capacity of the Sitarama Lift Irrigation Scheme was successfully completed by on Thursday. The Minister for Agriculture Thummala Nageshwar Rao switched on the pump at 9 am in the presence of the senior irrigation officials and local elected representatives.

Only two of the six pumps of the project were ready for the wet run. Four other pumps of the pump houses will also be ready for operations very soon to commence water drawl from Godavari river.

This marks a significant milestone for the project, which aims to provide irrigation and drinking water to over seven lakh acres in Bhadradri Kothagudem, Khammam and Mahabubabad districts. The successful trial run indicates that the pump house is ready for operational use, bringing the project closer to its goal of improving water supply and agricultural productivity in the area.

Speaking on the occasion, the Minister said the trial run of the pump marks the dream coming true for the people of three districts in the region.

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TIGLA appeals to govt to initiate pending transfers

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TIGLA general secretary M Ramakrishna Goud said government junior lecturers were facing several issues as transfers were not taken up since 2018.

Published Date – 26 June 2024, 08:15 PM


TIGLA appeals to govt to initiate pending transfers

TIGLA general secretary M Ramakrishna Goud said government junior lecturers were facing several issues as transfers were not taken up since 2018.

Hyderabad: The Telangana Intermediate Government Lecturers Association (TIGLA) on Wednesday appealed to the Congress government to initiate government junior lecturers’ transfers, pending since 2018.

TIGLA general secretary M Ramakrishna Goud said government junior lecturers were facing several issues as transfers were not taken up since 2018. He also wanted the government to initiate the process for regularizing 411 contract vocational lecturers besides continuing 1,654 guest lecturers services as the academic year has already commenced.

The association appealed to sanction posts and provide adequate facilities, and infrastructure in 12 new government junior colleges sanctioned in the last year.

Stating that district intermediate educational officer posts were necessary to monitor intermediate education in the State, Goud said, “for 33 districts, only seven DIEOs are sanctioned. The government should sanction 26 DIEOs and fill them up along with DIEO, Karimnagar.”

The association wanted mid-day meals for government junior college students and sought colleges of excellence for providing offline coaching to students for JEE, NEET and EAPCET. An amount of Rs.20 lakh per college has also been sought from the government for meeting their daily expenses besides for buying lab material in colleges.

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Nirmal’s ZPSS Maskapur stands out in providing quality education

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As many as 113 students studying at Maskapur Zilla Parishad Secondary School (ZPSS) were qualified to get the scholarship from 2018 to 2024

Updated On – 27 June 2024, 04:58 PM


Nirmal’s ZPSS Maskapur stands out in providing quality education

Students who cracked NMM scholarships in 2023-24 academic year pose for a group photograph along with their teachers and headmaster at ZPSS Maskapur in Khanapur mandal.

Nirmal: A government school at remote Maskapur village in Khanapur mandal is setting an example to other schools and surpassing its own benchmarks by providing outstanding quality of education to its pupils as indicated by its excellence performance in National Means cum Merit Scholarship (NMMS) and many other tests.

As many as 113 students studying at Maskapur Zilla Parishad Secondary School (ZPSS) were qualified to get the scholarship from 2018 to 2024. The school stood top in registering highest scholarships in the district for six times in a row between 2019 and 2024 and was topper in the state for bagging 24 scholarships in 2021, reflecting the quality of education offered by the school.

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DEO Ravinder Reddy, teachers and headmaster Narender Redddy release pamphlets of the school at Maskapur village in Khanapur mandal recently

Twenty-one students from the school got seats at Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge and Technologies (RGUKT) or IIIT-Basar for faring well in SSC. M Siddharth and B Varshith of the school achieved first and second positions in the district in a social studies talent test in 2023. Siddharth won Rs 1 lakh by emerging victorious in ‘Meelo Evaru Lakshadikari’, a district level competition held by Thanneru Venkat Rao, an educationist from Nirmal in 2022.

Jaswanth, a student belonging to the school topped the district by excelling in the Mathematical Olympiad in 2022. Pupils from the school shine in the INSPIRE Manek science exhibition, science fairs and Chekumuki talent test held in recent times. The school registered a pass percentage of 98.4 in results of Class X in 2024 and 100 percent in 2023. A total of 124 Grade X students passed all the subjects as against the total of 126 pupils.

“Teachers walk an extra mile to impart various subjects. They create an environment that makes learning a joy for students. Similarly, parents extend support in molding the students,” headmaster, Erri Narender Reddy told ‘Telangana Today.’

Highest enrollments in the district

Considering the highest scholarships and impeccable academic performance of the students, many parents are coming forward to join their children at the school. As a result, the school is seeing the highest enrollments of students in the district. It now has a strength of 780 students as against 750 in 2023. To generate admissions, the teachers distributed pamphlets highlighting the scholarships and academic performance of the students

District Educational Officer (DEO) A Ravinder Reddy remarked that Maskapur ZPSS school was one of the best schools in the district in offering quality education to students. It had become a role model to other schools in cracking NMM scholarships and seats at RGUKT-Basar, he stated.

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Hyderabad: Residential real estate market sees major dip

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The residential real estate market in Hyderabad experiences steepest quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) decline in housing sales, with a 36 per cent drop in second quarter of 2024.

Updated On – 26 June 2024, 08:54 PM


Hyderabad: Residential real estate market sees major dip


Hyderabad: The residential real estate market in Hyderabad experienced a significant downturn in the second quarter of 2024. The latest report by PropEquity, a real estate data analytics firm, reveals a significant drop in both new launches and sales during the April-June quarter of 2024.

Among the nine major cities – Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune, Navi Mumbai,https://telanganatoday.com/tag/qoq and Thane – Hyderabad experienced the steepest quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) decline in housing sales, with a 36 per cent drop.

In Q2 2024, 15,016 units were sold, compared to 23,595 units in Q1 2024. New residential launches in Hyderabad also saw a significant decrease, with 11,603 units launched—a 19 per cent decline from the previous quarter (Q1 2024).

Also, compared to same period last year (Q2 2023), Hyderabad experienced a 36 per cent decrease in new residential launches, dropping from 18,232 units launched to 11,603 units in Q2 2024. Regarding sales, Hyderabad saw a 20 per cent year-on-year (YoY) decline, with 18,757 units sold in Q2 2023 compared to 15,016 units in Q2 2024.

In contrast, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Chennai recorded YoY growth rates of 95 per cent, 67 per cent, and 21 per cent respectively in residential launches. Hyderabad’s decline was second only to Pune, which saw a 47 per cent drop. For housing sales, Mumbai and Kolkata showed increases of 27 per cent YoY, while Hyderabad experienced a 20 per cent decrease, followed by Pune at 15 per cent.

“The marginal drop in new launch supply across top Tier 1 cities is primarily due to the election quarter and the typically sluggish nature of Q2. However, the higher absorption compared to new supply signifies the ongoing robustness and good health of the residential real estate market post-COVID,” said Samir Jasuja, CEO & MD of PropEquity.

Across nine major cities, 1,19,901 units were sold in Q2 2024, an 18 per cent decline from the previous quarter’s 146,147 units. On a year-on-year basis, housing sales saw a marginal dip of 2 per cent. New housing supply has also witnessed a seven percent decline on a QoQ basis with 97,331 units launched in Q2 2024 as compared to 1,04,391 units in Q1 2024.

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Woman kills husband who tried to rape daughter in Sangareddy

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The man, who was addicted to liquor, was reportedly harassing the girl for quite some time.

Updated On – 27 June 2024, 06:57 PM


Woman kills husband who tried to rape daughter in Sangareddy

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Sangareddy: In a shocking incident, a woman axed her husband to death, allegedly when he tried to rape their daughter at their residence at Sulthanpur village in Chowtakur mandal in the early hours of Thursday.

According to police, Manaiah (55), who was addicted to liquor, went home in an inebriated condition late on Wednesday night. When he began arguing with his wife Indira and their daughter, they locked him in a room. However, he broke the doors of the room with an axe and crowbar. He again tried to attack them and rape his daughter. Indira then managed to wrest the axe from his hands after a brawl and attacked him with the weapon. Manaiah died on the spot. The mother and daughter then called the Pulkal police and alerted them at 3 am. The police reached the house and shifted Manaiah’s body to the Sangareddy government hospital for postmortem.

According to villagers, the daughter’s husband had died a few months ago. Since then, she, along with her child, was living with her parents. However, Manaiah used to have frequent quarrels with her even over petty issues. The villagers said Manaiah’s only son had died by suicide four years ago, reportedly unable to bear harassment from him. The family then got some money as compensation for handing over land for widening of the NH-161 a few years ago. Since then, Manaiah had kept the money in his account and was spending it on liquor. This had frequently led to arguments in the family.

Indira and her daughter are said to be in police custody. The police have registered a case. Investigation is on.

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Explained: How live streaming works?

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Live streaming

How live streaming works?

Streaming is the method used to transmit data when watching video over the Internet. It involves delivering a video file gradually, usually from a remote storage location. Instead of downloading the entire video before playback, streaming transmits small portions of the file at a time, allowing users to start watching almost immediately.

Live streaming, on the other hand, is when video is broadcast over the Internet in real-time, without prior recording or storage. This technology enables live transmission of events such as TV broadcasts, video game sessions, and social media videos, fostering real-time interaction between broadcasters and viewers worldwide

Know the process

1. Capture: The process begins with capturing audio and video content using cameras, microphones, or other input devices. This content could be anything from a live concert to a tutorial session or a gaming session.

2. Encoding: The captured audio and video signals are then encoded into a digital format suitable for transmission over the Internet. This typically involves compressing the data using codecs (compression-decompression algorithms) to reduce file size and optimise for streaming.

3. Transmission: The encoded audio-video stream is transmitted over the internet to a streaming server. This server may be hosted on a cloud platform or a dedicated server infrastructure designed to handle live streaming traffic.

4. Distribution: Once the stream reaches the server, it is distributed to viewers who access the live stream through their devices (computers, smartphones, tablets). Viewers use streaming applications or platforms (such as YouTube Live, Twitch, Facebook Live, etc.) to connect to the server and receive the live stream.

5. Playback: Viewers can watch the live stream in real-time as it is being broadcast. The streaming client on their device decodes the received audio-video data and displays it on their screen, allowing them to interact with the content live.

Key technologies

Codecs: Software or hardware algorithms that encode and decode audio-video data efficiently.

Streaming Protocols: Protocols like RTMP (Real-Time Messaging Protocol), HLS (HTTP Live Streaming), and MPEG-DASH (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP) facilitate the delivery of streaming content.

Content Delivery Networks (CDNs): Networks of servers distributed geographically to ensure efficient delivery of live streams to viewers worldwide.

Streaming platforms: Services that provide infrastructure and tools for content creators to stream live video, manage audiences, and interact with viewers.

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Farmer found murdered in agriculture field in Medak

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The victim was Ragula Ashok (47). He was found dead with a head injury suspected to have been inflicted with a sharp weapon.

Updated On – 27 June 2024, 01:32 PM


Farmer found murdered in agriculture field in Medak

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Medak: A farmer was found murdered in his agriculture field at Lakshmapur village in Ramayampet mandal on Thursday morning. The victim was Ragula Ashok (47). He was found dead with a head injury suspected to have been inflicted with a sharp weapon.

Ashok reportedly went to his field on Thursday morning to carry out some work. He was found in a pool of blood by neighbouring farmers a couple of hours later. Following a complaint from the family members, the Ramayampet police reached the spot with a dog squad and forensic team to collect evidence.

The family members suspect the hand of another farmer’s family in the attack with whom Ashok had a land dispute for a while. The body was shifted to the area hospital in Ramayampet. A case was registered and a probe is on. Ashok is survived by his wife and two children.