According to the police, E Naresh (33), a resident of Kothapet in Chaitanyapuri, was married to Sirisha in 2020. In March 2023, Naresh had gone to New Zealand where he worked in a company.
Published Date – 6 April 2024, 09:29 PM
Hyderabad: A man who recently returned from New Zealand died by suicide at his house in Chaitanyapuri allegedly following a rift with his wife on Saturday.
According to the police, E Naresh (33), a resident of Kothapet in Chaitanyapuri, was married to Sirisha in 2020. In March 2023, Naresh had gone to New Zealand where he worked in a company.
A fortnight ago, Naresh returned to India and asked his wife to accompany him to New Zealand. “Sirisha did not agree for it leading to frequent fights between the couple.
On Saturday morning, Naresh who reportedly slipped into depression hanged himself to the ceiling fan and ended his life,” said Chaitanyapuri police. A case is registered and investigation going on.
Ameerpet’s coaching centres teach everything in the digital landscape
Published Date – 6 April 2024, 09:38 PM
Hyderabad: It is not just another chaotic lane with perpetual traffic. It is where learning takes centre stage and dreams of thousands of professionals have come true. No matter where you look — be it a multi-story building, an electric pole, or even a chai stall — you will find banners and posters advertising an array of courses. No matter which student you interact with, you will hear them talk for hours about the trends in the job market.
Over the years, Ameerpet in Hyderabad has carved a niche for itself with its multiple coaching centres that teach everything there is to learn in the digital landscape. From basic programming languages to the intricacies of developing and testing domains, the tech gurus in these compact makeshift classrooms will teach you everything. These classes have benefited so many that students now playfully refer to this lane as their ‘real college’.
“I come from Mahbubnagar and studied BTech in Hyderabad. I graduated during Covid so there were no placements. To get a job, I need command of a domain. I am learning SQL here because my friends recommended doing this course,” shays T Sai Charan, who is in the last leg of his course. Most coaching centres also offer to set up job interviews and clear certification exams after course completion. Many believe this is an added advantage, which attracts students and assures parents.
Although there are still many offline classes, the number of coaching centres offering online lessons has increased post-pandemic. Either way, the compact classrooms and experienced trainers here are the backbones of technical upskilling of the workforce in the city. Some people may have complaints like the trainers are not experienced in the industry or that their English is not polished. But they are experienced in teaching and that is what matters,” says Rama Krishna, a trainer at IT Solutions.
Every few years the courses in demand here change according to the requirements in the professional world. There are also spoken English and personality development classes that continue to rake in students. Noticeably, amid the hustle and bustle, there is a sense of camaraderie that pervades Ameerpet. Students from different backgrounds and walks of life come together, bound by a common purpose – the pursuit of knowledge in the technology world and
Stating that the Congress government was striving for the welfare of all sections, the Chief Minister thundered that Vibrant Telangana model would dominate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Gujarat Model in the future.
Published Date – 6 April 2024, 09:32 PM
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Hyderabad: Slamming the BJP for failing to fulfill the assurances made to Telangana under AP Reorganisation Act, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy said the saffron party does not have the moral right to seek votes in the State.
When massive floods occurred in Hyderabad in the past, BJP State president and union Tourism Minister G Kishan Reddy did not get a single rupee from the Centre. Despite Bayyaram steel plant, Railway coach factory and national status to Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation being assured to Telangana not one promise was fulfilled by the BJP government, he said at a public meeting in Tukkuguda here on Saturday.
“How can BJP leaders seek votes in Telangana without sanctioning projects and releasing funds for welfare and development,” the Chief Minister asked.
Stating that the Congress government was striving for the welfare of all sections, the Chief Minister thundered that Vibrant Telangana model would dominate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Gujarat Model in the future.
Reminding that the State government was implementing the guarantees made to the people, he said if Telangana needs to get funds and projects from Centre, then 14 Congress candidates should be elected from the State.
“Our 100 days governance is before you. Analyse our performance and take a decision,” Revanth Reddy said to the gathering.
Calling Congress MP Rahul Gandhi as bhaiyya, he said the ensuing Lok Sabha elections were a fight between two families. Narendra Modi’s family has got EVMs, ED, IT and CBI and Congress family has got former Prime Ministers late Indira Gandhi and late Rajiv Gandhi, Congress Parliamentary party chief Sonia Gandhi and AICC General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi, he said, adding assuring that Telangana people would extend all support to Rajiv Gandhi in the fight.
Targeting the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), he challenged the party to seek votes from people at double bedroom housing complexes and Congress would appeal for votes at Indiramma houses units. “Bear in mind, BRS will not even get deposits in the Lok Sabha elections,” Revanth Reddy said.
He took a serious objection to BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao’s observations during Suryapet and Karimnagar tours, Revanth Reddy challenged KCR that he was not like Jana Reddy, but he would not take such challenges lying down. “I am Revanth Reddy and I will get a two BHK house constructed in Cherlapally jail for you”, he warned.
Participating in Phase-4 of the Yuva Sangam programme jointly organised by the University of Hyderabad and NIT Patna at Raj Bhavan on Saturday, the Governor elucidated the symbiotic relationship between production and distribution, asserting that the former underpins the latter.
Published Date – 6 April 2024, 09:30 PM
Governor CP Radhakrishnan
Hyderabad: Emphasizing the pivotal role of education-driven progress, Governor C P Radhakrishnan articulated its potency in surmounting life’s myriad challenges.
Participating in Phase-4 of the Yuva Sangam programme jointly organised by the University of Hyderabad and NIT Patna at Raj Bhavan on Saturday, the Governor elucidated the symbiotic relationship between production and distribution, asserting that the former underpins the latter. He issued a call to self-sufficiency, and around development stems from diligent earning.
The Governor advocated for individual and familial prosperity alongside societal and national contribution. He underscored the imperative of national cohesion, citing India’s remarkable ascent as the world’s 5th largest economy, a feat made possible by our rich unity in diversity.
Earlier, students engaged in a spirited dialogue, sharing their Telangana experiences and innovative visions for national advancement with the Governor.
Principal Secretary to the Governor B Venkatesham,faculty from the University of Hyderabad and NIT Patna, alongside students hailing from diverse regions of Bihar participated in the event.
Gautham noted that in survey number 37, out of 439 plots allotted to freedom fighters and ex-servicemen, there were 267 open plots, 54 temporary structures, 11 permanent structures, 106 basements and one partial structure.
Published Date – 6 April 2024, 08:31 PM
Collector VP Gautham held a meeting with government lands protection committee members in Khammam on Saturday.
Khammam:District Collector VP Gautham directed officials to take action against beneficiaries who sold and rented their double bedroom houses.
The Collector held a meeting with members of the government lands protection committee here on Saturday. He said in Tekulapally double bedroom houses complex, 33 houses were locked, 20 houses were rented and one house has been sold.
Gautham noted that in survey number 37, out of 439 plots allotted to freedom fighters and ex-servicemen, there were 267 open plots, 54 temporary structures, 11 permanent structures, 106 basements and one partial structure.
A thorough inquiry should be conducted into matter and the assignees should be given notices as per law and ask them to appear with proofs. Proper action regarding vacant plots in Puvwada Uday Nagar should be taken, he noted.
Vacant plots for which applications made under GO 59 for regularization and were rejected, the plots should be taken over immediately. Fencing and CCTV cameras should be installed to protect the lands. Land protection teams should work actively and make field inspections.
The structures in government places should be identified and removed, besides a follow up of lands regarding which cases were pending in the courts. Special attention should be paid to the valuable government lands and all steps should be taken to prevent encroachments, the Collector said.
Additional Collector B Sathyaprasad and municipal commissioner Adarsh Surabhi were present in the meeting.
The BRS working president announced to give Rs 50,000 immediately to the family members on behalf of the BRS party.
Published Date – 6 April 2024, 08:45 PM
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Rajanna-Sircilla:BRS working president and former Minister, KT Rama Rao consoled the family members of the deceased weaver Siripuram Lakshminarayana. Lakshminarayana committed suicide due to financial problems on Saturday.
Rama Rao visited the Sircilla government hospital, where the body has been shifted for postmortem, consoled the family members and assured to provide all kinds of support.
The BRS working president announced to give Rs 50,000 immediately to the family members on behalf of the BRS party. He also spoke to the district collector Anurag Jayanthi about financial assistance to be provided to the kin of the deceased weaver from the state government.
Arunangsu Roy Chowdhury, thorough with the history of Bengal, is donning multiple hats for ‘Maa Kaali,’ a multilingual film starring Raima Sen in dual roles
Updated On – 6 April 2024, 06:49 PM
Arunangsu Roy Chowdhury
Hyderabad: Some find their calling very early, some find it quite late and some find multiple callings in a lifetime. Among those who find multiple callings in a lifetime, is popular photojournalist-turned actor Arunangsu Roy Chowdhury, who currently awaits the release of his next film titled ‘Maa Kaali’.
‘Maa Kaali’, a multilingual film starring Raima Sen in dual roles, is directed by Vijay Yelakanti and produced by TG Vishwa Prasad. The upcoming film promises to deliver a narrative that digs deep into Bengal’s historical saga, shedding light on the challenges faced by its people.
Arunangsu Roy Chowdhury, thorough with the history of Bengal, is donning multiple hats for ‘Maa Kaali’. While he will be seen on screen playing an antagonist, his role behind the scenes as a cultural consultant is equally significant for the film.
“Due to my Bengali roots, I was roped in as the cultural consultant for this project. My contribution toward the project became more weighty when the makers asked me to play a key role in the film,” said the former photojournalist.
Speaking about his growing up years, life behind the camera and now facing it, Arunangsu says that his experience of capturing various emotions through his lens in a career spanning about 30 years enables and equips him to play a wide array of roles in front of the camera.
“From being an activist, rallying behind Chipko movement leader and environmentalist Sunderlal Bahuguna to witnessing deadly cyclones in Andhra Pradesh, I have come across scores of people and witnessed a plethora of emotions,” he says.
“I never act, I emulate the emotions I have observed and captured in the people I have met in my journey,” he adds.
On his tryst with the world of cinema, Roy said that his first meetings with the legendary filmmakers Satyajit Ray and Mrinal Sen as a student were some awe-inspiring moments for him.
Asked if he would ever get back to journalism, he says “I will always be one, journalism is in my heart. But acting is a passion.”
Talking about his future plans in the field of cinema, Roy said that he would love to explore scriptwriting, to bring out the stories which he could not during his days as a journalist.
Arunangsu Roy’s notable works as an actor include roles in Anurag Kashyap’s ‘Kennedy’, ‘Sherni’ which has Vidya Balan in the lead and a Bangla movie named ‘Mujib’.
The minister’s press conference was to rebut the statement of BRS Chief K Chandrashekara Rao who said the details of 209 farmers, who died by suicide, were submitted to the Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari.
Published Date – 6 April 2024, 08:47 PM
Hyderabad: Three senior ministers of the Congress government have argued that not a single farmer ended his life after their party came to power in Telangana and pooh-poohed the Opposition Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) charge that 200 farmers had died by suicide in the first 100 days of Congress rule.
At a joint press conference here on Saturday, three ministers, N Uttam Kumar Reddy (Irrigation), Jupally Krishna Rao (Tourism ) Ponnam Prabhakar (Transport) charged: “it is a blatant lie. Just like during the Telangana movement how people were instigated to commit suicides, the BRS is now inciting farmers to take extreme steps,”
The minister’s press conference was to rebut the statement of BRS Chief K Chandrashekara Rao who said the details of 209 farmers, who died by suicide, were submitted to the Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari.
The BRS chief had inspected the withered crops at Jangoan, Suryapet and other places last week and demanded that the government release water to the fields for saving the standing crops. Subsequently, water was released from the Nagarjunasagar left canal.
However, at the Saturday press conference, Uttam Kumar Reddy said the Congress government was releasing water as per their plan and schedule. Efforts were being made to save maximum crops with minimum water supply. Nagarjunasagar water was released as Palair reservoir was completely dried up and only to ensure drinking water supply to Khammam and Suryapet but not out of BRS chief’s inspections fear, Reddy argued.
He was also very critical of the BRS chief and said people had taught a fitting lesson by defeating the party in the Assembly elections. Of the 39 BRS MLAs, about 20 to 25 MLAs were ready to join the Congress, he said. Tourism Minister Jupally Krishna Rao said it was due to improper administration and poor planning by the BRS government, Telangana was facing drought like situation.
Alleging that there was rampant corruption in Mission Bhagiratha, the Minister said the BRS was getting jittery as the Congress government was fulfilling all promises made to the people. He also found fault with opposition parties for trying to politicize Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s frequent visits to New Delhi. “Not just 12 times, the Chief Minister will visit for 32 times, why are opposition leaders so upset,” Jupally Krishna Rao asked.
Sri Ganesh had contested the Secunderabad Cantonment assembly constituency elections in 2023 representing the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Published Date – 6 April 2024, 08:37 PM
Hyderabad: The AICC on Saturday announced Narayanan Sri Ganesh as its candidate for the Secunderabad Cantonment by-election. Following death of BRS MLA Lasya Nanditha in a accident on February 23 early this year, the by-poll has been announced by Election Commission. The by-poll will be conducted on May 13 along with Lok Sabha elections.
Sri Ganesh had contested the Secunderabad Cantonment assembly constituency elections in 2023 representing the Bharatiya Janata Party.
He had lost to BRS MLA late G Lasya Nanditha in the elections. However, recently Sri Ganesh shifted loyalties from BJP to the Congress. Accordingly, the AICC high command announced his candidature from the Secunderabad Cantonment constituency.
T. Harish Rao, a former minister, urged the public to reject Congress leaders seeking votes in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
Published Date – 6 April 2024, 08:08 PM
Former Minister T Harish Rao is participating in Rythu Deeksha in Sangareddy on Saturday.
Sangareddy:Former Minister T Harish Rao has called upon the people to chase away the Congress leaders, who were coming to villages to seek votes in Lok Sabha elections since they had failed to keep any poll promises they made during the assembly elections.
Addressing the gathering during the party cadre meeting in Zaheerabad assembly segment meeting to prepare the workers for the Lok Sabha election on Saturday, the former minister said the Congress government is doing a great injustice to farmers as it denied Rythu Bandhu, loan waiver, Rs 500 bonus on paddy, maize and other crops, irrigation water and many other.
Rao said that the Congress government has pushed the farming sector in the state literally into crisis. Saying that the Congress ministers were criticising former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao as he was exposing the government’s failures by touring agriculture fields, Harish Rao has demanded that the ministers to answer the questions raised by Chandrashekhar Rao rather than just countering him politically.
Since crops on thousands of acres dried up, Rao demanded Rs 25,000 compensation per acre to the farmers whose crops dried up. To further protest the failures of the Congress government, he has asked the Zaheerabad voters to send Gali Anil Kumar to Lok Sabha so that he will become a voice for them in the Parliament and as well as on other platforms. Rao said BRS victory in Lok Sabha elections will also boost them in raising their voice against the government in the assembly.
Harish Rao said that BB Patil, who is contesting on a BJP ticket now, had cheated the BRS though he was given enough opportunities by sending him to Lok Sabha twice. However, the party cadre remained with the BRS only.
Earlier, he participated in “Rythu Deeksha” in Sangareddy to raise the voice for farmers who were being denied by Rs 500 bonus for paddy, and maize. Sangaredd MLA Chintha Prabhakar has also participated in the protest. The BRS MLAs and other key leaders have participated in similar protests across all the assembly constituency headquarters.
