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Two workers died when a seven-storey illegal build in Anjaiah Nagar, Gachibowli, fell on August 22. Civic records cited in reports say Town Planning had warned the site on June 17 — and still did not stop it.
Two workers died when a seven-storey under-construction building collapsed in Anjaiah Nagar on August 22. Rescue teams recovered the bodies; nearby buildings were damaged. Officials say a town-planning officer has been suspended and a police case registered against people linked to the site. The exact casualty list and FIR details are still not on the record.
Seven-storey shell falls in Hyderabad’s IT corridor. Police confirm two deaths; officials say permissions and stop-work notices are in question. Cause to be established.
Title glimpse drops on his birthday; Director Bobby Kolli says Kaaka hits theatres Sankranthi, January 13, 2027. Supervisor Satyam clocks in at Ammaji Aqua, Ravulapalem.
An under-construction seven-storey building on an alleged 50–60 sq yd plot in Gachibowli’s Anjaiah Nagar collapsed on Saturday afternoon, killing two workers and injuring two people next door. Officials say it had no approvals and had been seized earlier; police have booked the owner and contractor.
After a seven-storey building under construction fell in Anjaiah Nagar, HYDRAA says it will survey the area and act against violations. Two deaths were reported later; the final toll and the cause are yet to be confirmed.
MEA says Revanth Reddy’s US programme wasn’t “appropriate to the office or purpose”. UK leg cleared. The specifics of what crossed the BJP-led Centre’s line remain undisclosed — and convenient.
MEA blocked CM Revanth Reddy’s US leg, saying the proposed programme wasn’t appropriate to his office or the visit’s purpose. Telangana says the trip was for universities, tech and jobs — and politics shouldn’t get to veto that.
About 20 Telangana Congress legislators lined up at the CLP office to demand action against minister Konda Surekha over her daughter’s remarks about the CM. The separate “Revanth camp” show-of-strength meeting some reports teased? Still unconfirmed, like most Congress discipline until Delhi decides.
At Rail Nilayam, MPs from Telangana pressed South Central Railway on Kazipet, Bhadrachalam and stalled works. The BJP-led Centre was told to stop dragging its feet; the file-and-forget routine showed up again.
A report claims “lakhs” of hostel students around Hyderabad were shifted out in SIR. The official record shows big deletions statewide — and zero student-specific counts.
Hyderabad’s PM Ekta Mall has Central money on paper and a state process on file. What it doesn’t have, yet, is daylight on the deal the Congress government is pushing at Raidurg.
Reports say Revanth Reddy’s loyalists met; nobody will say where, who, or with what authority. The Parkal ticket row is on the record. The headcount is not.
A Telugu report says a TGIIC e-auction in Raidurg fetched ₹264 crore per acre for a 5.25-acre plot, totalling ₹1,386 crore, with MSN as top bidder. The numbers add up; the paperwork isn’t public yet.
Seven corridors, 122.9 km on paper; the file is moving. The trains will, when the BJP-led Centre stops sitting on the DPR.
TGIIC says its 5.25-acre Plot P1 at Raidurg drew ₹1,386 crore via MSTC — topping the earlier ₹237 cr/acre Raidurg mark. The record claim rides on one published report; the official result notice and bidder name aren’t public yet.
Ameer Log, set in a Hyderabad basti and released in Telugu states by Rana Daggubati’s Spirit Media, opens August 21. Friendship, Irani-chai lanes and a secret-recipe dilemma — for once, Hyderabad is the main course, not garnish.
Telangana High Court throws out GHMC’s appeals on two Kondapur plots after a two-year nap; “elections” is not an excuse, the Bench says. The civic body had itself regularised the shortfall and taken the money.
Telangana MPs say they took a long list to South Central Railway. The BJP-led Centre and SCR still haven’t bothered to say where the projects stand.
Madhapur police booked Sanjush Lingamaneni under BNS 106(1) after a fatal collision near Inorbit. He is the son of Jana Sena Rajya Sabha MP Lingamaneni Ramesh. The law is clear; the rest is now on the investigation to show its work.