Pat For HYDRAA Staff In Rescue Op
Haydarabad: Hydraa commissioner Av Ranganath felites his employees who saved a man who tried to die on Friday on Friday at the Dursuvu cable bridge.
DRF employees Tirupati Yadav, Santosh Chari and Mohammed Imran, together with the traffic police in place, made one talk to distract the person and pulled him back to security.
The commissioner appreciated the man’s efforts to save his life.
TG Hajj Panel Claim with the Date Extension
Haydarabad:The TaLangana Pilgrimage Committee asked the Indian Pilgrimage Committee to extend the deadline for pilgrimage applications next year. July 31 is the deadline for sending online applications.
Sajjad Ali, an executive officer of the TELANGANA Pilgrimage Committee, said that many potential applicants are still waiting for their passports to the Haj Indian authorities committee at a virtual meeting. There are many people who cannot apply for technical problems.
So far, more than 10,000 applications have been received from the TaLangana Haj-2026. Syed Afzal Biyabani, the President of the Teangana Haj Committee, applied to all intentional pilgrims as the deadline approached and to use the free application process in his office in Nampall.
Open stagnant water, SCR GM tells the authorities
Haydarabad: SCR General Manager Sanjay Kumar Srivastava on Monday, officials in the monsoon season, led the accumulation of water (oval) to prevent the accumulation of water. He was talking at a meeting on security in train operations.
Srivastava asked the authorities to establish pumping systems and water indicators.
During a meeting, security measures at the level of Level Crossing (LC) gates were also reviewed by giving special importance to vulnerable places. The authorities were instructed to conduct regular inspections, to make consultancy personnel and to force the security protocols.
The authorities asked the authorities to provide safe and uninterrupted train operations during the monsoon, and it was compulsory in condensed patrol, vulnerable runways, bridges and heavy rainy areas. Authorized, in order to prevent insecure conditions, all civil servants and personnel should be warned highly stressed.
The use of force in monsoon rise, authorities warned
Haydarabad: Energy Secretary Navin Mittal warned power officials to remain vigilant due to a significant increase in electricity demand in monsoon. On July 31, 2024, the state rose from 13.541 MW to 15.443 MW on 16 July 2025, breaking a record for the month, witnessing an increase of 14.05 percent.
Mittal addressed the South Discom officials, including President and General Manager Müşerref Faruqui through a video conference, emphasized the critical importance of the uninterrupted power supply during this increasing consumption period. While the industrial, commercial and domestic sectors of Great Haydarabad continue to attract significant electricity, the agricultural sector has run millions of engines to support the paddy October season.
Mittal underlined the unique challenges revealed by the monotheism, especially in order to quickly address any deduction and provide consistent power availability, warned employees to be in workplaces during rainfall.
Free coaching for minority students
Haydarabad: Winorities Workers Working Under the Welfare Department, the Circle of Working, announced a four -month basic course to help minority students prepare for state and central government business exams. This includes recruitment exams for Group I, II, III, IV, RRB, USSC and banking sectors.
Applicants can contact 040-23236112 or send an e-mail to directormSccTelangana@gmail.com. Queries will be answered between 10.30 and 17:00 on all working days.
Coaching is open to candidates from Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Jain, Parsi and Buddhist communities. Applications should be submitted until 21 August. Interested candidates may register for the Working Circle Office of the Teangana minorities in Haydarabad, or visit the offices of their own region minority officers for assistance.
In order to apply, candidates are required to send copies of the USSC, moderate and degree certificates with AADHAAR cards and two passport size photos.
