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Vigilance Inquiry Likely Into Metro Pillar Damage (opens the original)
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Hyderabad:A vigilance inquiry is likely into the shoddy excavation that allegedly damaged two Hyderabad Metro Rail pillars near the Iskcon‑Sri Sri Radha Gopinath Mandir in Secunderabad. The move follows an inspection of the site by Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL) officials on Thursday. Work continued on Friday despite the inspection, with an excavator parked inside the site and a heavy vehicle carrying debris outside. On Thursday, only one machine — used for slab construction — was present i
Hyderabad: Ganesh Fest to Roll Into 12th Day, Immersion on Sept 25 (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: The Bhagyanagar Ganesh Utsav Samithi (BGUS) on Thursday clarified that the Ganesh idol immersion would be held on Friday, September 25, the day of Ananta Chaturdashi, meaning the celebrations would last 12 days instead of the usual 11. A representative explained, “The confusion over the 12-day duration of the festival is because Ananta Chaturdashi falls on a Friday. The immersion was decided based on the tithi with the help of religious scholars.” Representatives of BGUS said the Gane
Retired RTC Employees Detained During Assembly Protest (opens the original)
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Several retired employees of Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) were detained by police on Tuesday as they attempted to march to the state Legislative Assembly to protest non-payment of retirement benefits. Senior citizens were taken into custody at multiple police stations across the city, while others were placed under house arrest in districts across the state. Around 1,500 of the 18,000 employees who retired since March 1, 2017, began a peaceful protest march from Nampally R
Auto Unions Demand Fare Hike; Govt to Hold Talks (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: Transport commissioner K. Ilambarithi has sent a proposal for revision to the special chief secretary (transport) recommending an increase of the autorickshaw minimum fare to Rs.30 for the first 1.6 km, Rs.14 for each subsequent kilometre, and a detention charge of 75 paise per minute. Previously, the minimum fare was Rs.20 for the first 1.6 km and Rs.11 for each subsequent kilometre. The last revision was on February 14, 2014. Asked whether the proposal would be placed in the public
Telangana: Auto Unions Call Off Indefinite Strike (opens the original)
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HYDERABAD: Autorickshaw and transport unions called off their proposed indefinite strike late on Sunday, hours before it was to begin, following an assurance from transport minister Ponnam Prabhakar that talks would be held to address their demands next months. The decision brought relief to parents of school students dependent on autorickshaws and private transport. The announcement came after talks between the transport department and the unions, which had earlier remained firm on going ahead
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