Two Telangana families, Rs 13 crore away
Hyderabad’s diaspora math in Saudi Arabia: Rs 12.5 crore demanded to waive a death sentence in one case, Rs 84 lakh ordered in another — and Delhi’s help is a pamphlet about “legal guidance.”
Talking pointTilak Varma’s rescue act
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Hyderabad’s diaspora math in Saudi Arabia: Rs 12.5 crore demanded to waive a death sentence in one case, Rs 84 lakh ordered in another — and Delhi’s help is a pamphlet about “legal guidance.”
Two workers died in the Gachibowli collapse. Police booked the named builder and contractor; the civic body suspended its town-planning officer and pulled down what was left.
Low-pressure over NW Bay triggers Telangana rain alerts; stick to IMD’s own advice, not WhatsApp’s.
Election officials have opened the notice phase of the 2026 Special Intensive Revision. Hyderabad’s rolls flag 5,80,908 ‘unmapped’ and 6,72,678 ‘anomaly’ electors — verification first, not deletion by slogan.
A Tollywood tracker presents estimates as settled numbers, stamps films “Flop” and “Losing” on its own parameters — and says, in the small print, it hasn’t verified the figures.
A tracker’s Day 1 figure for Shiva Nirvana’s Irumudi has changed mid-run. The film released August 21; the “₹7.94 crore opening” doing the rounds isn’t on the page now, and no producer or distributor has put a number on the record.
Auto unions stood down after talks with Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar. A fare hike is promised “soon”; the only fare on record is still a 2014 order.
Hyderabad extends the shelf life of its prelim land notices for the Paradise Junction–Dairy Farm Road elevated corridor by 12 months. Paperwork moves; concrete does not.
KTR readies a 7‑day state tour from September 2 as the Congress government hits the 1,000‑day mark it would rather not talk about. The promises will travel too — this time on placards.
Employees plan a statewide protest on August 27 and a Hyderabad mahadharna on September 10 over EHS, PRC, DA and pensions. BRS says it will stand with them. The Congress government of Telangana hasn’t bothered to explain why deductions began before delivery.
At Toxic’s Hyderabad event, the producer said he’s up for a Telugu film with Yash. It’s interest, not an announcement — and the calendar is Yash’s, not his.
People Media Factory marks Teja Sajja’s birthday with a sequel announcement, seven-language ambitions and a 2027 date circled in pencil.
Harish Rao says withdraw the “22A” prohibited list or the Assembly stops. The BJP-led Centre wrote the rulebook; the Congress government in Telangana is now hiding behind it and tripping citizens anyway. The portal itself admits whole survey numbers got blocked by mistake — but the fixes are still a press line, not a dataset.
Two workers are dead. The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation has suspended its Circle 50 Town Planning Building Officer for “failing to stop” an unauthorised seven-storey build in Anjaiah Nagar. The files on what enforcement actually happened are the part that matter now.
Hyderabad’s drains get Rs 50 crore on paper this year. Allegations say bills outran brooms; the documents that would prove it are not yet public.
Jagadish Reddy says CWPRS cleared Annaram and Sundilla, exposing a Congress–BJP hit on Kaleshwaram. The CWPRS paper in public view does not say that — it flags low-velocity zones at Sundilla and leaves the “store water or not” call to the authority. The BJP-led Centre’s own report shows NDSA is very real, not a “bogey”. So who’s spinning whom?
Ravi Teja’s Irumudi is touting North America pre-sales and week-one milestones. They’re claims — with authors — not audited accounts.
Minister Uttam orders a “war-footing” clear‑out of bottlenecks so compensation reaches farmers, not PD accounts. The claim: thousands of crores released, a fraction actually paid. The verification: still missing.
People Media Factory unveils Zombie Reddy2 NXT LVL – Dead Or Alive with Teja Sajja back, Upendra on board, and Shanaya Kapoor stepping in. The makers list seven language versions and tease Hyderabad in the title glimpse. 2027 is the target.
BRS will mark 1,000 days of the Congress-run Telangana government with a week-long, ground-up campaign from September 2 — taking the ‘guarantees’ ledger to every village and ward, and asking where the delivery is.