The Latest Breaking News from Hyderabad

Thousands of people from Visakhapatnam, including PSUs, HPCL, RINL, SEZs, Central govt orgs, private & corporate institutions, pharma companies, & software employees, travelled to Telangana to exercise their right to vote. AP govt granted paid leave to its employees who have vote rights in Telangana. Results to be declared on…

C1, a US tech solutions provider, has opened a 20,000 sq ft GICC in Hyderabad, India. 500 employees have been onboarded and 200 more will be hired in 2021. The GICC will serve as a hub for driving growth in customer experience, collaboration, enterprise networking, data centre and security capabilities.

Despite Collector's directive, many Hyderabad schools remain open on Wed. Students express frustration over attendance reqs & last-minute messages. Some opt for online classes. Concerned students respond to Collector's tweet & voice concerns on social media.

Amidst political campaigning, 3 IndiGo flights diverted from RGIA due to VIP movement. 6E 407 (Pune-Hyderabad) & 6E 473 (Raipur-Hyderabad) rerouted to Bengaluru & Vijayawada respectively, while 6E 626 (Varanasi-Hyderabad) diverted to Vijayawada. ATC based decision due to flight congestion.

The order applies to all A4 shops (81), 2B-Bars (145), military canteens (10), C1 Clubs (15), toddy shops (51) and depots, a total of 302 outlets in the Hyderabad limits.

In the final stages of the poll campaign in Telangana, the BJP roped in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to hold road shows in Hyderabad on November 27 and 25, respectively. 

In what is being termed a testing error, CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) in Hyderabad has allegedly erroneously certified cow skin as tiger skin, leading to questions about credibility of the tests. The test sample was sent from Chikkamagaluru district by the Karnataka Forest Department (KFD) to verify the genuinity…

Hyderabad City Police Commissioner orders Section 144 in 200m radius of polling stations. Prohibitions on carrying sticks, erecting pandals, using microphones, and displaying symbols to ensure free and fair polling. ₹63 crore seized, 2,400 non-bailable warrants executed, 1,600 rowdy-sheeters checked daily. 663 critical polling stations under CCTV surveillance, Central Armed…

Ahead of the assembly polls, Newslaundry and The News Minute hosted a town hall in Hyderabad, attended by voters, senior journalist C Vanaja, activist Sheikh Yusuf Baba, and professor K Laxminarayana.