DECCAN Chronicle PDF Free Download

Name: DECCAN Chronicle PDF
Author: LawFox

1 / 14

0 views•14 pages

DECCAN Chronicle PDF Free Download

DECCAN Chronicle PDF free Download. Think more deeply and widely.

cmykcmyk

COUNTER POINT

Max: 32.2OC

Min: 24.4OC

RH: 59%

Rainfall: Nil

Forecast: Overcast Clouds.

Max/Min

temp. 34/25 ºC

WEATHER

ASTROGUIDE

Vishwavasu: Uttarayana

Tithi: Ashada Bahula Tadiya from

1 am (Monday)

Star: Sravanam till 6.52 am

Varjyam: 10.51 am to 12.27 pm

Durmuhurtam: 5.06 pm to 5.58

Rahukalam: 4.30 pm to 6 pm

HIJRI CALENDAR

Muharram 16,1447 H

PRAYERS

Fajar: 4. 41 am

Zohar: 12. 31 pm

Asar: 4. 56 pm

Maghrib: 7. 00 pm

Isha: 8. 16 pm

SUNRISE TOMORROW 05.49 AM

SUNSET TODAY 18.54 PM

MOONRISE 07.52 AM

MOONSET 21.02 PM

Hyd among India’s

cleanest cities

Hyderabad: Hyderabad has

won three national honours

in the latest Swachh

Survekshan Rankings (SSR)

by the ministry of housing

and urban affairs (MoHUA).

The GHMC received two

awards — the 7-Star

Garbage Free City (GFC)

rating and the Water+

Certification — while the

Secunderabad Cantonment

Board (SCB) was recog-

nised for its sanitation

efforts.This marks the first

time Hyderabad has been

awarded the 7-Star

GFC rating. In previous

years, the city was rated as

a 3-Star city under SSR

2023 and a 2-Star in

SSR 2022.

Kuno loses a

female cheetah

Bhopal: Nabha, the eight-

year-old Namibian cheetah

in the Kuno national park

(KNP) in Madhya Pradesh

on Saturday succumbed to

injuries that she had sus-

tained while hunting. She

had been under treatment

for a week for her injuries,

KNP field director Uttam

Kumar Sharma told. “Nabha

got badly injured a week

back probably during a

hunting attempt inside her

soft release boma (large

enclosure). She had frac-

tures in both ulna (bone in

the foreleg) and fibula.

■Full report on page 15

IN BRIEF

Cockpit audio hints at cut off of

fuel flow, confusion: AAIB report

VINEETA PANDEY | DC

NEW DELHI, JULY 12

The Aircraft Accident

Investigation Bureau’s

(AAIB) preliminary report

on the Air India flight 171

plane crash in Ahmedabad

indicates fuel supply was

shut down to both engines,

one after the other, as the

fuel switches were shifted

from “Run” to “Cut Off”

mode immediately after

take-off, resulting in

engine shut down and the

accident.

The sound picked up

from the cockpit voice

recorder of the ill-fated

Boeing 787 aircraft that

crashed on June 12 indi-

cates that during the take-

off the fuel system transi-

tioned from “Run” to “Cut

Off”, prompting one of the

pilots to ask the other,

"Why did he shut it off?"

The second pilot respond-

ed, saying “he didn’t do it”.

The pilots then tried to

bring the fuel switches

back to “Run” mode and

attempted to relight the

engines, due to which

Engine 1 showed partial

recovery, but Engine 2 was

incapable of sustaining

any recovery.The pilots

tried to bring the fuel

switches back to “run”

mode. Engine 1 showed

partial recovery, but

Engine 2 did not. The ram

air turbine (RAT) got

deployed.Thirtytwo sec-

onds after it took off, the

aircraft crashed

■Page 15: RAT deployed,

aircraft crashed after 32

seconds

PM: Youth India’s

‘greatest capital’

DC CORRESPONDENT

NEW DELHI, JULY 12

Prime Minister Narendra

Modi on Saturday hailed

India’s youth as its “great-

est capital” and reaf-

firmed the government’s

commitment to trans-

forming this asset into a

driver of long-term pros-

perity. In a virtual

address delivered after

over 51,000 appointment

letters were distributed at

the Rozgar Mela, Modi

highlighted his adminis-

tration’s focus on generat-

ing employment across

both the public and pri-

vate sectors, noting that

India has made signifi-

cant strides in every field

over the past 11 years.

He underscored that

India, with the world’s

largest youth population

and the largest democra-

cy, possesses unique

potential to shape the

future at home and

abroad. “The world ackn-

owledges today that India

possesses two infinite

powers: demography and

democracy,” he said.

“Our large youth popu-

lation and robust democ-

ratic framework are a

guarantee of our bright

future.”Modi pointed to

key welfare initiatives,

such as constructing more

than 4 crore homes for the

poor, distributing over 10

crore new LPG connec-

tions, and rolling out a

rooftop solar programme,

that have collectively gen-

erated hundreds of thou-

sands of jobs. He also

credited manufacturing-

sector growth for creating

additional employment

opportunities. Reflecting

on his recent five-nation

tour, the PM said global

leaders now recognise the

strength of India’s demog-

raphy and democracy.

■Page 15: Pacts inked during

trip beneficial: PM

Prime Minister Narendra

Modi addresses virtual

meeting on Rozgar Mela.

THE WORLD

acknowledges

today that India

possesses two infinite

powers: demography,

democracy, large youth

population,robust democ-

ratic framework are a

guarantee of future.”

—NARENDRA MODI

Prime Minister of India

NEERAJ KUMAR I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Chief Justice of India

Justice B.R. Gavai on

Friday highlighted the con-

stitutional vision of Dr B.R.

Ambedkar, calling him a

foresighted leader who

believed in the principle of

“One Nation – One

Constitution.” This com-

mitment, he said, helped

preserve India’s unity dur-

ing its most challenging

periods after independence.

Delivering a lecture titled

“Constitution of India: The

Contribution of Babasaheb

Dr B.R. Ambedkar” at the

Tagore Auditorium,

Osmania University,

Justice Gavai said Dr

Ambedkar strongly advo-

cated for single citizenship

across the country, even

within India’s federal

framework. He contrasted

this with the United States,

where dual citizenship

exists and each state has its

own constitution alongside

the federal one.

Justice Gavai noted that

Dr Ambedkar’s draft ini-

tially faced criticism for

being either too rigid or too

liberal. Yet, the

Constitution was designed

with built-in flexibility,

enabling future genera-

tions to adapt it through

amendments. The very first

amendment in 1951, which

introduced Article 15(4),

empowered the state to

make special provisions for

the advancement of socially

and educationally back-

ward classes, Scheduled

Castes and Scheduled

Tribes, addressing discrim-

ination and promoting

equality. Referencing the

landmark Kesavananda

Bharati vs State of Kerala

verdict in 1973, Justice

Gavai underlined how the

Supreme Court upheld

Parliament’s authority to

amend the Constitution,

but safeguarded its basic

structure.

■Page 9: CJI emphasises

Constitution’s balance of rights

Gavai roots for 1 Nation, 1 statute

Protect Constitution’s basic structure: CJI

VISIONARY

AMBEDKAR

CJI B.R. Gavai and Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy at the

Nalsar University on Saturday.

—BY ARRANGEMENT

Revanth briefs PM

adviser on fin. mess

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Chief Minister A.

Revanth Reddy has

raised serious concerns

over the increasing

financial burden on the

state government due to

the high interest rates

on loans inherited from

the previous BRS

administration. In a

meeting with Prof. S.

Mahendra Dev, chair-

man of the Economic

Advisory Council to the

Prime Minister (EAC-

PM), the CM spoke of the

difficulty in loan repay-

ment which, he said,

was significantly hin-

dering the state’s devel-

opment.

The Chief Minister

requested the Centre’s

cooperation in reducing

the burden of these high

interest rates and

rescheduling of the

loans, as the repayment

of these debts was con-

suming a substantial

portion of the state's rev-

enues. He highlighted

that the financial strain

was limiting the state's

capacity to invest in

development and infra-

structure projects.

Revanth Reddy

stressed the importance

of maintaining mutual

respect between the

Union and state govern-

ments within the frame-

work of the federal sys-

tem.

He stressed that the

nation's progress

depended on the devel-

opment of its states. He

also provided an update

on Telangana's rapid

growth and progress

under his leadership.

Revanth Reddy

informed Prof. Dev that

the state's income was

largely spent on servic-

ing the loans, leaving lit-

tle room for develop-

mental activities.

■Page 3: CM highlights

urban infrastructure

CID probes

fund’s scam

of HCA

MOULI MAREEDU I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

In a fresh development in

the Hyderabad Cricket

Association (HCA) irreg-

ularities case, the Crime

Investigation

Department (CID) police

on Saturday questioned

several HCA officials and

staff at the Rajiv Gandhi

International Cricket

Stadium over alleged

unauthorised fund trans-

fers involving HCA pres-

ident A. Jaganmohan

Rao. A team of CID offi-

cials visited the Uppal

stadium, examined

financial records and

questioned officials and

council members who

were present at the HCA

office for an emergency

meeting. The agency also

reviewed relevant files

and documentation per-

taining to financial deal-

ings under Rao’s leader-

ship. CID officials discov-

ered that Jaganmohan

Rao had allegedly inst-

ructed staff at a bank to

disburse crores of rupees

from the HCA’s account

to 136 cricket clubs.

■Page 3: Transactions

without written authorisation

Prof. S. Mahendra Dev

Pilot: Why did you cut off the switches? 2nd pilot: I did not; AAIB finding shocks

Concerns

over Boeing

787 design

Hyderabad: Aviation

experts are raising seri-

ous concerns about a pos-

sible design flaw in the

Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner

Air India aircraft that

crashed last month after

the Aircraft Accident

Investigation Bureau

(AAIB) in its prelimi-

nary report.

■Full report on page 14

Pilots assn.

demands

investigation

Airline Pilots’ Asso-

ciation of India on

Saturday demanded a

fair and fact-based probe

into the Air India plane

crash as it claimed that

the tone and direction of

the investigation into the

AI plane crash suggests a

bias towards pilot error.

■Full report on page 14

Vol. 88 No. 193 Established 1938

| 28 PAGES |`7.00

deccanchronicle.com, facebook.com/deccannews, X.com/deccanchronicle

TABLOID

Trump levies 30%

tariffs on EU, Mexico

WORLD|17

Swiatek routs rival 6-0,

6-0 for Wimbledon title

SPORT|19

The price of patriarchy:

A daughter’s life

THE LARGEST CIRCULATED ENGLISH DAILY IN SOUTH INDIA

HYDERABAD

SUNDAY

JULY 2025

30 SECS

TO TRAGEDY

THE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION BUREAU (AAIB)

REPORT RECORDS THE LAST CHILLING MOMENTS BEFORE THE

CRASH OF THE BOEING 787-8 DREAMLINER OPERATING AIR INDIA

FLIGHT AI 171 FROM AHMEDABAD TO LONDON ON JUNE 12.

1 PM 38 MINUTES AND 39

SECONDS: AI171 takes off

(transitiones to air mode)

1:38.42: Flight

achieves maximum

airspeed of 180 knots.

FUEL cut-off switches

moved from ‘run’ to ‘cut-off’,

with a gap of one second.

THE NEXT 12 SECONDS

Ram air turbine, an emer-

gency generator, deploys.

AIRCRAFT loses height.

Both engines decrease from

their take-off values.

ONE PILOT ASKS THE

OTHER WHY HE CUT OFF

FUEL SWITCHES. THE

OTHER PILOT REPLIES HE

DID NOT.

NEXT NINE SECONDS

SIGNS OF ENGINES

SWITCHING ON.

● Engine 1 relights,

progresses to recovery

●Engine 2 relights,

unable to recover.

AIR TRAFFIC control

asks for callsign.

ATC OBSERVES

plane crashing

1.44.44: Airport fire

tender leaves for

rescue.

1:39.05: PILOT

TRANSMITS “MAYDAY

MAYDAY, MAYDAY”

THERE IS NO

RESPONSE

1:39.11: Aircraft data

recorder stops

1:38.47: RAT starts producing power.

1:38.52: Engine 1 fuel cut-off switch

transitions from ‘cut-off’ to ‘run’.

1:38.54: Auxiliary power unit opens.

1:38.56: Engine 2 fuel cut-off switch

switched to ‘run’.

FUEL SWITCHES

VETERAN pilot says posi-

tion of a fuel switch can-

not be changed acciden-

tally, there is a procedure.

SWITCHES

guarded with

brackets so

that there are

no accidental

movement.

SWITCHES

have to be

pulled up

manually

before chang-

ing position

DREAMLINER

switches are

located under

the thrust

levers in the

cockpit.

FAA had in

2018 flagged

concerns on

the switches.

AI said check

was not must

Fuel control switches on the

B787-8 aircraft

MRITTIKA BANERJEE I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Every evening, Tank Bund

fills up with people who

come here to earn a living.

These are the humans of

Tank Bund. The ones sell-

ing soda, chudva, balloons,

puffed rice, toys, light-up

devil horns. Some dress up

in cartoon suits. Some

carry the same basket every

day. So many kinds of work

exist on this one stretch, all

without signboards or fixed

salaries, almost like a mini

fair. They come to stay till

they have sold enough.

Subba Rao is one of them.

He first came four decades

ago selling coconuts, but

now pushes a soda cart.

“People used to come in

more numbers earlier,” he

said. “Ten years ago, the

Tank Bund was more

crowded. Now people go to

Necklace Road or some new

park, the city has expanded

after all.” He lives close by

and comes daily. “I have two

children. This has fed us

over the years."

The routine is unspoken.

Venkanna, who sells chud-

wa, reaches by 2 pm and

stays till midnight. His cart

is older than many of the

joggers who pass him.

“Chudwa was the first.

Then came ice cream, sug-

arcane, soda, but now look,

there's corn, toys, masks

and so many types of bal-

loons.” He left during

COVID to return to

Jangaon. “It was tough. But

I came back.” Like him,

most return to the same

spot each day. There’s no

official system, but every-

one knows who stands

where. Echoing the words of

Rao, he says, "There was

just one Tank Bund earlier.

Now there are so many."

Around 5 pm, the road

turns into a stretch of small

transactions. A child pulls

at a parent’s sleeve for devil

horns that glow in the dark.

Someone else buys roasted

peanuts. A group of girls

was seen cutting cake near

the footpath. “It’s Ujjaini’s

birthday, so we all came to

Tank Bund,” said one of

them, giggling. “I walk up

and down shouting till my

throat hurts. No one sees

you unless you block their

view,” said a young boy sell-

ing plastic toys.

Many of them have been

watching the city change

from this very spot.

“Earlier, every statue used

to have lights,” Manohar

remarked. “I have not seen

those in years.” He is from

Karnataka and has started

selling special light bal-

loons recently. “Everyone

sells normal heart balloons.

I wanted to get something

different.”

Some see this place as a

relic. But others say it’s the

only open space in

Hyderabad where people

from across class lines

brush past each other. The

couple eating corn, the boy

handing out masks, the fam-

ily walking their dog, the

man pushing a juice cart

and they all occupy the

same few feet. Lasya, a jun-

ior college student, said,

“So many people have their

livelihoods depend on this

one stretch of space. You

see all kinds of people here.

It’s best during sunset. I

love the breeze on my face.

It is so nice. At times, I want

to come here to just

observe."

There’s a morning version

of this scene, too. Sellers

like Vijay arrive at 5 am,

around the same time the

fitness crowd comes in. He

deals in aloe vera juice, ragi

malt and other healthy

juices. “The ragi is a crowd

favourite,” he said. They

leave by 9 am. These morn-

ing sellers are fewer but

mostly selling the same

stuff. The rest arrive later.

Some of them are also the

first to notice if something

is wrong. Tank Bund has

seen accidents, fights and

even attempted suicides

over the years. The vendors,

often dismissed as back-

ground, have helped in

more than one case.

Most of the vendors stay

till 11 pm. They return

again the next day. Their

work doesn’t get listed in

accounts of heritage or

tourism. But some of them

have been here longer than

the railings, longer than the

selfie crowd, and some

might even say they’ve kept

the space public by occupy-

ing it every evening.

It’s written. If not on

stone, at least on paper.

Hoping it will be the lat-

ter is Jakkampudi Rajam,

the former Rajanagaram

MLA who had once raised

his voice against AP

Paper Mills. On the unat-

tended grievances of the

paper mill workers when

YSRC was in power,

Rajam explained

that a

broker

pretending to be a union

leader misled the ruling

party then, but now,

things are different.

Writing a new script on

the issue, Rajam issued a

deadline of July 14 for the

workers’ problems to be

solved, failing which he

threatened a hunger

strike, to be led either by

him or his mother

Jakkampudi

Vijayalakshmi. With the

deadline now penciled in,

the mill workers are won-

dering who will write the

next chapter

of their

struggles.

RAJAM DRAWS A LINE ON AP PAPER

Neta’s natter

CITY

pg 2

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

SHORT TAKES

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Sanjay Kumar Srivastava took

charge as General Manager of

South Central Railway (SCR)

on Saturday. He belongs to the

1988 Batch of Indian Railway

Engineering Service (IRSE).

Srivastava was earlier

General Manager in the

Central Organisation of

Railway Electrification

(CORE) and was instrumental

in implementing technological

advancements and policies

related to civil engineering, a

statement said.

He also worked with the

RDSO, RITES and the Railway

Board. At RDSO, he served as

principal executive director

(Infra-1) and contributed to

developing advanced rail tech-

nologies. His collaborations

with M&C Directorate and

Bhilai Steel Plant were pivotal.

His tenure at RITES as

General Manager (urban

transport) saw contributions

to Metro Rail projects for

Kolkata, Kochi, and Nagpur.

SRIVASTAVA

TAKES CHARGE

AS SCR GM

Sanjay Kumar Srivastava

RECKLESS RTC

GOOFS ON

MUHARRAM

MESSAGE

Enthusiasm some-

times gets the better

of some. This was the

case with the TGSRTC

management recently

and now there are a lot

of bitten tongues at the

crossing of a big no-no

line. Someone got into

the driver’s seat at the

RTC and crossed a red

light, wishing a ‘Happy’

Muharam and posting

the same on the RTC’s

handle on X. Retribution

was swift with CM

Revanth Reddy and

transport minister

Ponnam Prabhakar get-

ting tagged at the utter

insensitivity on part of

the RTC bosses. The cor-

poration is known for its

buses being driven reck-

lessly on the roads but

this paled in comparison

to the post on X.

VAMSHI PRAISE

FOR NAIDU GETS

BRS TICKING

Fanboys come in vari-

ous shades and join-

ing this tribe the other

day, or rather going pub-

lic, was Achampet MLA

Dr Ch Vamshi Krishna

who could not stop gush-

ing his admiration for

AP Chief Minister N.

Chandrababu Naidu. Of

course, Naidu is some-

one with a lot of follow-

ing, and deserves admi-

ration, but Vamsi

Krishna’s public display

at the Srisailam dam

when Naidu was to open

the dam’s gates the other

day, has caught some in

the Congress in

Telangana by surprise.

The Achampet MLA

who posed for pictures

with Naidu at the dam,

declared how much of a

Babu fan he is, and how

Telangana still brims

with Babu fans.

Personal his feelings

towards the AP CM may

be, but the local BRS

folks are said to have

watched the develop-

ments with glee, what

with the local body elec-

tions round the corner

in Telangana.

PROTEST OF

NO USE IN

GAJAPATI

TERRITORY

Aflexible attitude and

approach to prob-

lems can be a great asset

in politics and so can be

a flexi, according to TD

worker Teegala Ananda

Rao in Vizianagaram.

Targeting local MLA

Pusapati Adhiti

Vijayalakshmi

Gajapatiraju, daugh-

ter of former MP P.

Ashok Gajapathi

Raju, Ananda Rao

was filmed carrying

a flexi on unsolved

problems in his

municipal ward despite

repeated pleas to the

MLA. With the video

quickly doing the

rounds locally, Ananda

Rao is still not a very

happy man. The flexi got

the publicity. Now the

problem of solving the

problems including

those relating to drains,

a government hospital,

street lights still

remains.

Revenge is best served

cold, or hot. As in the

case of Sarvepalli MLA,

Somireddy

Chandramohan Reddy

who never forgave the

then YSRCP government

for a slew of cases booked

against him. Somireddy

has been attacking his

political rival and former

minister Kakani

Govardhan Reddy who

has been in prison in

Nellore for the past 45

days. With no signs of

Kakani making it out

anytime soon, Somireddy

the other day recalled

how a number of TD

workers and his followers

were jailed under fake

cases during the YSRC

regime, declaring that

those who orchestrated

such outrages, are now

behind the bars. In no

mood to forgive,

Somireddy is also appar-

ently keeping a count of

the days Kakani has been

on the run and in prison.

57 days of political

tourism, 45 days of jail

yatra— ‘our friend com-

pleted a 100-day block-

buster’ was the latest

count.

BACK TO THE FUTURE: SOMIREDDY

GETS HIS DUE

Cartography is not

everybody’s cup of

tea, or not everybody’s

ability to map things out.

Sentiment is one thing,

borders are another alto-

gether. Finding this out

the other day was AP’s

new BJP chief P.V.N.

Madhav who landed in

some trouble on the first

day after taking over the

reins of the party. After a

grand rally in

Vijayawada to celebrate

his elevation, Madhav

paid a courtesy visit to

education minister Nara

Lokesh and presented a

portrait map of India

titled Glory of Indian

Culture. But with

Telangana nowhere visi-

ble on it, there were some

murmurs, notably from

BRS leader K.T. Rama

Rao who sought PM

Modi’s explanation

whether Telangana’s

omission from the map

reflected BJP's political

agenda. But since

Pakistan, Afghanistan,

Myanmar and other

neighbours too being

shown as part of India in

the map, the BJP said it

was a representation of

our cultural spread, and

not about political bound-

aries, and there the issue

lies, for now.

MAPPING A PROBLEM, BJP STYLE

Contributions from K.M.P. Patnaik, Aruna, Prasad V.S., L. Venkat Ram Reddy,

Sampat G. Samritan, Sanjay Samuel Paul, Pathri Rajasekhar, Balu Pulipaka,

Avinash P. Subramanyam

●

● “IT IS a case

of sour grapes at

the following

Jagan has” is

the YSRC work-

ers’ claim, but for

the farmers, it was

a low hanging fruit.

WITH 22

ABSENT, BOTSA

FINDS REGISTER

EMPTYING

Botsa Satyanarayana

of the YSRC and

Leader of the

Opposition in the AP

Legislative Council is

finding the going tough

these days with internal

strife in the party com-

ing to the fore and his

status as someone who

can lead the party when

out of power coming

under a challenge with

YSRC’s ZPTC members

making it hard for him

to keep his herd togeth-

er. In a sign of how

things are, they ignored

his call for full atten-

dance at a ZP meeting

Vizag with 22 of the

members not turning up

following a call from

Paravada ZPTC member

P. Sanyasiraju for boy-

cotting the meeting, a

combined event of the

standing committee and

general body.

YSRC SWAMPS

MEET MEANT

FOR FARMERS

In or out of power, a

show of strength is the

oxygen for a politician

but a recent rally by Y.S.

Jagan Mohan Reddy's

visit to Bangarupalem to

highlight problems of

mango farmers in AP

left a sour taste all

around. Amidst all the

sirens, slogans and sea

of party workers, the

farmers for whom the

event was organised

were pushed into the

background, with thou-

sands of YSRC workers

marching to the market

yard and occupying the

space. “This is a case of

sour grapes at the fol-

lowing our leader has” is

the YSRC workers’

claims, but for the

mango farmers, it was a

low hanging fruit that

Jagan decided to pluck

for some instant pub-

licity.

Many of Telangana’s

senior and top

bureaucrats — secretaries

and principal secretaries

— have decided to take it

easy, a babudom euphe-

mism for not doing any-

thing until instructions

land on their desks. And

of course, to avoid any

future blame

when things

go south.

After

waiting to see if the atti-

tudes change, the CM has

finally cracked the whip

at a recent closed-door

review. No words were

minced and the message

to the bureaucracy from

Revanth Reddy was

clear – use your

brains, take the

initiative. Governance

doesn’t operate on remote

control from political

bosses alone. The unusu-

ally blunt remarks left

babus rattled, especially

those used to a more

laid-back system

during the previ-

ous BRS regime.

Revanth is said

to be pushing for

a proactive, deci-

sion-driven

administration,

not one that

waits for nods

from above

for every

step. While

the CM

wants the

bureaucracy to

shift gears, offi-

cers are now left

wondering if a

memo is com-

ing—or

worse, a

reshuffle.

REVANTH PUSHES BABUS TO THINK FOR THEMSELVES

NABINDER BOMMALA |

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Hyderabad has won three

national honours in the

latest Swachh

Survekshan Rankings

(SSR) by the ministry of

housing and urban affairs

(MoHUA). The GHMC

received two awards —

the 7-Star Garbage Free

City (GFC) rating and the

Water+ Certification —

while the Secunderabad

Cantonment Board (SCB)

was recognised for its

sanitation efforts.

This marks the first

time Hyderabad has been

awarded the 7-Star GFC

rating. In previous years,

the city was rated as a 3-

Star city under SSR 2023

and a 2-Star in SSR 2022.

Under the Swachh Bharat

Mission-Urban (SBM-U),

cities are rated from one

to seven star, with higher

ratings indicating

stronger performance.

Among cities with a popu-

lation over 10 lakh, only

three have achieved 7-

Star status — Hyderabad

is now one of them.

The GFC assessment

takes into account param-

eters such as citizen

engagement, solid waste

management and visible

cleanliness. The GFC

component carries 1,300

marks out of the total

12,500. Additionally,

10,000 marks are awarded

based on 10 parameters,

including segregation,

door-to-door collection,

transportation and pro-

cessing of waste and visi-

ble cleanliness.

Hyderabad also received

the Water+ Certification,

which measures how

cities manage untreated

wastewater and faecal

sludge. The establish-

ment of sewage treat-

ment plants (STPs) by the

state government, execut-

ed by the HMWS&SB,

contributed significantly

to this recognition.

Although the initiative

was executed by

HMWS&SB, the award

will be officially received

by GHMC as the nodal

agency.

The SCB was awarded

for excellence in solid

waste management and

the adoption of innova-

tive best practices, includ-

ing door-to-door waste

collection, source segre-

gation, processing and

disposal of waste and

community engagement.

Final rankings for

urban local bodies (ULBs)

under SSR 2024 will be

released this week, based

on the total score out of

12,500. Cities have been

grouped into population

categories ranging from

under 20,000 to over 10

lakh, with Hyderabad

falling into the latter. The

rankings also factor in

the overall welfare of san-

itation workers, which

carries 500 marks.

Centre says Hyd

is garbage-free

NARENDER

PULLOOR I DC

NIZAMABAD, JULY 12

For the first time in

Nizamabad district, for-

est officials have tracked

a tiger in the Sirikonda

forests. Over Friday and

Saturday, teams collect-

ed pugmark samples and

other evidence near

water tanks in the forest.

The joint efforts, by

forest staff, animal

trackers, and NGOs,

revealed that a male

tiger, designated S12 in

the former Adilabad dis-

trict, had entered Niza-

mabad via Jagtial and

Rajanna Sircilla.

Officials believe S12

has been roaming the

Kodimyala and Vemula-

wada forest ranges in

Jagtial and Rajanna

Sircilla for the past five

months in search of a

mate. More recently, his

pug marks were found in

Thatipally and Jinigyala

beats of Sirikonda, and

in the Kammarpally

range. Fishermen first

spotted his tracks at the

Mallamkunta, Thontla-

kunta and Jinigyala

tanks near the Nizama-

bad–Rajanna Sircilla

border and alerted the

forest department.

Armoor divisional for-

est officer M. Bhavani

Shankar and Sirikonda

range officer B.

Ravinder led the teams

to collect evidence and

map S12’s route.

EVENTS

TODAY

Kalasagaram: Savithri

Mahalingam memorial concert

featuring J.S. Sriram

Time: 6 pm

Venue: Meenakshi Sundaram

Hall, Secundrabad

Cartoonist Shekar memorial

awards

Time: 10.30 am

Venue: Press Club, Somajiguda

Sangeetha Nritya Vaibhavam

by Sri Lambodara Cultural

Academy

Time: 9 am

Venue: Sri Thyagaraja Gana

Sabha

Music programme by Sri

Kalanjali Kala Parishad

Sanskrithika Seva Samstha

Time: 12 noon

Venue: Sri Thyagaraja Gana

Sabha

Save The Rock Society: Ballet

dance on World Rock Day

Time: 5 pm

Venue: Sundarayya Vignana

Kendram

Kuchipudi by Sri Satya Sai

Nruthya Academy

Time: 5.30 pm

Venue: Shilparamam Uppal

Krishna music, bliss & beyond

by Ameya Dabli

Time: 6 pm

Venue: Shilpakala Vedika

Anaganaga: Story Telling For

Children

Time: 7 pm

Venue: Our Sacred Space

Theatre acting workshop

Time: 7 pm

Venue: Samahaara

Jo Bolta Hai Wahi Hota Hai:

Stand-up comedy By Harsh

Gujral

Time: 7 pm

Venue: Shilpakala Vedika

Gurupurnima celebration by

Sri Satya Sai Nruthya

Academy

Time: 5.30 pm

Venue: Shilparamam Uppal

Ikebana exhibition on Rocks by

Ohara School of Ikebana

Time: 5 pm

Venue: Sundarayya Vignana

Kendram Auditorium,

Gachibowli

Humans of Tank Bund: Vendors who keep holiday spirit alive

7 in 10 techies for

moonlighting jobs

Low pay, heavy workloads cited as reason

SANJAY SAMUEL

PAUL I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Following the controversy

that erupted after India-

based developer Soham

Parekh was accused of

working for multiple com-

panies simultaneously,

employees and recruiters

are divided over the

appropriateness of moon-

lighting.

A dipstick survey con-

ducted by this correspon-

dent among employees

across various sectors, 70

per cent of the respon-

dents defended that moon-

lighting, as long as it does

not affect their primary

job. Moonlighting means

an employee working for

more than one company

without the knowledge of

the primary employer.

“When companies do not

compensate employees on

par with the market, there

is always a chance that

employees will seek alter-

native income sources,”

said Reuben Benhur, vice-

president of HR at a lead-

ing IT firm, said.

However, he said if the

employee was pursuing a

similar kind of job else-

where, it would create a

conflict of interest.

“Companies invest heavi-

ly in training employees

using various methodolo-

gies at the company’s

expense, which is why

such practices are dis-

couraged.”

An IT professional cur-

rently working for two dif-

ferent companies said,

“These companies don’t

pay us enough to match

modern living standards.

We have the capability

and energy to earn more.

As long as we deliver the

tasks assigned, why

should they be bothered?”

Explaining the views of

employer and employee,

Srinivas Kollipara, man-

aging partner at Biome

Venture Studios, said

companies expect employ-

ees to give undivided

attention. “On the other

hand, employees often

believe that if they’re paid

for a specific job and per-

form it well, they should

be free to take on addition-

al work elsewhere.”

“Today’s companies are

not prepared for that. The

traditional work culture

insists that employees

work only for one organi-

sation. However, with

advancements in tools

like AI, employees are

completing tasks faster,

giving them more free

time, which they often use

to work elsewhere. This

has led to a mismatch

between employer expec-

tations and employee pri-

orities,” he explained.

“In task-based roles, as

long as I complete my

work without affecting

company performance,

moonlighting might not

be an issue. However, in

startups, apart from a

salary, employees are

often given equity and are

expected to commit their

full intellectual effort. In

such roles, employees

must understand the

nature and expectations of

their profession.”

Senior career consultant

Kavitha Shravan, howev-

er, defended the concept

by stating it was not a new

phenomenon. “Even in

the past, schoolteachers

used to take tuitions after

school or visit students’

homes. People from

accounting backgrounds

used to work part-time

with private firms. The IT

boom and the rise of

remote work have only

expanded these possibili-

ties. Employees working

from home or on laptops

can now work for multiple

firms.”

Benhur said moonlight

has made the human

resource professional’s

work difficult, as it is a

challenge to discover

moonlighting. “It is often

discovered through back-

ground checks, particu-

larly those that verify

Universal Account

Numbers (UAN) or

Provident Fund (PF) con-

tributions. Companies use

data analysis and moni-

toring tools to identify

potential conflicts of

interest, such as review-

ing online activity and

financial records.”

Vendors on Tank Bund, Necklace Road and PVNR Marg who keep the holiday spirit alive,

providing affordable snacks and fruit juices.

— P. SURENDRA

TIGER SEEN 1ST

TIME IN FORESTS

OF NIZAMABAD

MOONLIGHTING

means an employ-

ee working for

more than one

company without

the knowledge of

the primary

employer.

● EMPLOYEES feel if they’re

paid for a specific job and per-

form it well, they should be

free to take on additional

work. Companies are not for it.

●TECHIES cite schoolteachers

taking tuitions, accountants,

doctors and even engi-

WHEN companies do not compensate

employees, there is always a chance that

employees will seek alternatives.

SHORT TAKES

WILL REVOKE

LICENCES FOR

MISHAPS: PONNAM

P. SRINIVAS | DC

NALGONDA, JULY 12

Transport minister Ponnam

Prabhakar said on Saturday

that the state government is

planning to establish driving-

training centres across

Telangana. While laying the

foundation stone for an

Automated Testing Station

(ATS) at Dhandempally in

Nalgonda district, he identi-

fied several factors contribut-

ing to the rising number of

road accidents: poorly main-

tained vehicles, drivers flout-

ing traffic regulations, and

inadequate driving skills.

Looking ahead, Prabhakar

announced that Automated

Driving-Testing Centres, on

par with those in New Delhi,

will also be introduced.

Driving licences will be issued

only after applicants complete

training at these centres, and

licences of drivers found

responsible for accidents will

be revoked in addition to any

fines imposed. He explained

that the new ATS facilities will

modernise and streamline

vehicle-fitness assessments by

replacing manual inspections

and curbing corruption. Each

station will conduct automat-

ed tests across 15 parameters

to certify whether a vehicle is

road-worthy. Seventeen such

centres, each costing approxi-

mately ?8 crore, are slated for

construction. In addition,

Traffic Awareness Parks have

been set up in government and

private schools to instill road-

safety habits among children.

He noted that the ATS, along

with the state’s new Scrap and

EV policies, aims to bring rev-

olutionary improvements to

the transport sector, and urged

every citizen to take personal

responsibility for reducing

road accidents by adhering to

traffic rules.

Roads and buildings minister

Komatireddy Venkat Reddy

highlighted that the free travel

facility for women on TGSRTC

buses has enhanced their

mobility and opened up busi-

ness opportunities in Hydera-

bad and nearby towns. He

requested renovation of the

ageing RTC depot in Nalgonda.

CITY

pg 3

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Chief Minister A Revanth

Reddy said the issue of

Backward Classes (BC)

reservations must become

the central agenda of the

2029 general elections. He

said the Congress govern-

ment in Telangana had

completed the caste cen-

sus transparently within a

year, which had compelled

the BJP-led government at

the Centre to announce

the caste census as part of

the 2026 national census.

He was speaking during

a meeting with BC com-

munity leaders including

minister Konda Surekha,

TPCC chief B Mahesh

Kumar Goud, MLA Adi

Srinivas, BC Welfare

Association of Telangana

president Jajula Srinivas

Goud. They hailed the

Chief Minister for bring-

ing in the ordinance that

provides 42 per cent reser-

vations for Backward

Classes in local bodies

polls. He slammed the BJP

for opposing caste census

and pointed out that the

party had earlier filed an

affidavit against it in the

Supreme Court.

Calling for united sup-

port, the CM said, “Stand

with me like a protective

shield. If anyone chal-

lenges our BC quota ordi-

nance in court, we will

engage top lawyers from

Delhi to defend it. We will

socially boycott those who

oppose these reserva-

tions.” He announced that

a detailed presentation on

BC reservations would be

given to I.N.D.I.A. bloc

MPs, asserting that the

real victory would be

when such reservations

are implemented across

the country.

Revanth Reddy also criti-

cised the previous BRS

government for capping

total reservations in local

bodies at 50 per cent and

said that the Congress

government had corrected

that by bringing in the

ordinance for 42 per cent

BC reservations.

He accused BRS chief K.

Chandrashekar Rao of

instigating former minis-

ters hailing from BC sec-

tions, Gangula Kamal-

akar, V Srinivas Goud and

Talasani Srinivas Yadav,

who were part of BRS gov-

ernment when the Act

was made to cap overall

reservations at 50 per

cent.

Revanth Reddy said the

Congress, under the lead-

ership of Rahul Gandhi

and Mallikarjun Kharge,

had fulfilled a 100-year-old

dream of BC communities

by ensuring reservations

in local bodies. He recalled

how the Congress was

responsible for providing

reservations to Dalits and

Backward Classes histori-

cally, and how Sonia

Gandhi had made

Telangana statehood a

reality.

Revanth wants BC quota

central agenda for 2029

Says if challenged state will engage top lawyers from Delhi

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The state government is

set to launch three

major welfare schemes

aimed at supporting

poor families, women

and unemployed youth.

Of these, the distribu-

tion of new ration cards

for BPL families and

interest-free loans to

women will be launched

statewide on Monday.

The third scheme, Rajiv

Yuva Vikasam, for

unemployed youth, will

see disbursement of

funds in August.

Chief Minister A.

Revanth Reddy will

launch the distribution

of five lakh ration cards

at a public meeting in

Tirumalagiri, Tunga-

turthi constituency, in

Nalgonda district on

July 14. Simultaneously,

district in-charge minis-

ters and local MLAs will

begin distributing the

new cards in their

respective districts and

Assembly constituen-

cies.

Civil supplies minister

N. Uttam Kumar Reddy

described the distribu-

tion as step towards ful-

filling the Congress gov-

ernment’s commitment

to food security. Each

ration card holder will

receive six kilograms of

fine rice per person eve-

ry month, entirely free

of cost. He criticised the

previous BRS regime for

not issuing ration cards

or updating existing

ones for over a decade.

In contrast, Congress

government had institu-

tionalised ration card

distribution as a contin-

uous process. With the

addition of new cards

and updated family data,

the number of benefici-

aries would stand at 3.1

crore individuals across

94.72 lakh families, he

said. In a parallel wel-

fare initiative, the gov-

ernment released a‚ 344

crore to distribute inter-

est-free loans to women

self-help froups (SHGs).

3 SOPS TO COVER

POOR, WOMEN,

JOBLESS IN TG

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Irrigation minister N.

Uttam Kumar Reddy on

Saturday directed offi-

cials to fast-track land

acquisition and relief and

rehabilitation for all

pending and ongoing irri-

gation projects in the

state. Addressing a

review meeting with

department officials at

the Secretariat, Uttam

Kumar Reddy said chron-

ic delays in land acquisi-

tion had become a major

drag on timelines and

cost estimates. Proactive

engagement with affected

landowners and commu-

nities, addressing com-

pensation, rehabilitation,

and resettlement issues

need focus and transpar-

ent handling, he said.

The minister stressed

on two projects Palamur-

u-Rangareddy and Sitara-

masagar — both which he

said are critical for irri-

gating large, drought-hit

regions. He said top prior-

ity must be given by o

cials to every stage of

these projects, and unin-

terrupted work needs to

be ensured.

With monsoon inflows

rising across reservoirs,

He reviewed the opera-

tional readiness of irriga-

tion structures, and said

officials must be on alert,

monitor levels closely,

and activate emergency

protocols. He said the

Congress government is

committed to completing

irrigation projects on

time and judicious use of

public funds, sought upd-

ates on matters related to

irrigation projects.

Uttam: Speed up

land acquisition

Need a session to

talk water: Harish

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Former irrigation minis-

ter T. Harish Rao on

Saturday said the poor

rainfall this season is a

serious concern and fears

of crops sown drying up

were increasing. He said

the government must beg-

in pumping water from

the Godavari river and fill

the reservoirs downstre-

am, including Rangana-

yakasagar, and not let the

nearly 80 tmc ft of water

go waste. Speaking in

Siddipet, Harish Rao said

instead of making use of

the Kaleshwaram project

pumphouses along Goda-

vari river, the Congress

government was finding

excuses saying the project

barrages could not be

used. “When we say let us

have a discussion on it,

the Chief Minister refus-

es to call an Assembly ses-

sion. We are ready to dis-

cuss all matters relating

to Godavari and Krishna

in the assembly” he said.

“If the Chief Minister is

angry at KCR and me, he

can have cases filed agai-

nst us, but he should not

put the future of farmers

at stake because of per-

sonal vendettas. He fears

that KCR will get credit if

farmers get irrigation

water,” Harish Rao said.

FROM PAGE 1

Chief Minister A. Revanth

Reddy also discussed the

initiatives the govern-

ment had taken to enha-

nce urban infrastructure,

in Hyderabad, and emplo-

yment opportunities thro-

ugh skill development

programme.

The meeting touched

upon the state's industrial

development plans and

the growth of the service

sector. The Chief Mini-

ster made a case for the

construction of a Regional

Ring Road around

Hyderabad, along with

radial roads to improve

connectivity and ease

traffic congestion.

N. Uttam Kumar Reddy

BIG TROUBLE

● In the Budget session in

March, CM Revanth Reddy

said that of the `1.58 lakh

crore loans taken by

Congress government in 15

months, about `1.53 lakh

crore went to clear BRS

government debts.

● On December 7, 2023,

when the Congress

assumed office, Telangana's

debt was `8,19,151 crore.

● This included `6,69,257

crore in loans, `40,154 crore

in pending bills and

`1,09,740 crore in additional

liabilities.

● Additional liabilities

included obligations of

discoms, Singareni

Collieries and SC/ST

sub-plan backlogs.

● `8,000 crore unpaid

retirement benefits of

employees.

● From Dec. 2023 to

Feb. 2025, Congress

government borrowed

`1,58,041 crore

`88,591 crore went

towards repaying

principal amounts,

`64,768 crore for

interest payments.

“These figures

indicate that

the actual debt

undertaken by

our government is only

`4,682 crore, as the

majority of borrowings

were used to settle

BRS-era loans. We have

systematically repaid

the BRS government’s

debts while ensuring

financial stability for

Telangana.”

— Revanth Reddy,

Chief Minister, in

Assembly in March

BC leaders felicitate Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy

—DC

CM highlights urban infra

RACHEL DAMMALA I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Four construction work-

ers from Odisha were

injured, two of them crit-

ically, after a portion of

an under-construction

building’s roof slab col-

lapsed inside Anurag

University in Medchal

district on Saturday

morning. The university

is owned by BRS Jangaon

legislator Palla

Rajeshwar Reddy.

The collapse took place

on the university’s

Venkatapur campus,

within the limits of the

Pocharam police station.

According to preliminary

information, the labour-

ers were engaged in regu-

lar construction work

when a section of the

reinforced concrete slab

gave way. Police said the

cause of the collapse is

yet to be ascertained.

The injured workers

were rushed to a nearby

hospital owned by the

same management. Two

of them, said to be in crit-

ical condition, are under-

going treatment in the

emergency ward.

Medchal police regis-

tered a case soon after the

incident and have begun

investigating the circum-

stances that led to the

structural failure. Family

members of the workers

were informed and have

since reached the hospi-

tal. This is not the first

time the university has

drawn public attention.

Local residents and stu-

dent groups had earlier

raised complaints alleg-

ing that new construc-

tions inside the campus

were being carried out on

full tank level (FTL) land,

areas legally restricted

due to their proximity to

water bodies. Despite

repeated representations,

no concrete action was

taken, they said.

A civil engineer famil-

iar with urban construc-

tion practices in

Hyderabad said, “Slab

collapses usually point to

lapses in either material

quality or supervision. If

these buildings are being

raised without proper

structural checks or per-

missions, the conse-

quences can be life-threat-

ening.” The management

has not issued an official

statement so far, and

access to the site remains

restricted. Police are con-

tinuing their inquiry into

whether safety protocols

were followed and if

clearances were in place

for the construction

underway.

4 workers hurt

in slab collapse

at Palla’s college

DEALER NABBED

DEALING IN

SPURIOUS DRUGS

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The Telangana Drugs Control

Administration (DCA) arrest-

ed R. Venu Gopal, managing

partner of Venu Medical

Agencies in Sainagar,

Karimnagar, for distributing

spurious medicines.

Officials seized counterfeit

‘Levipil 500’ tablets falsely

labelled as a product of a

reputed pharmaceutical com-

pany. Gopal was remanded to

judicial custody by the First

Additional Judicial First Class

Magistrate Court until July 23

and sent to the district prison.

DCA director-general

Shahnawaz Qasim directed

officers to adopt a zero-toler-

ance approach towards coun-

terfeit drugs. He said strict

legal action would be taken

against all individuals and

establishments involved in

such illegal activities.

POLICE HAND

OVER 67 PHONES

TO OWNERS

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The Banjara Hills and Jubilee

Hills police handed over 67 lost

and recovered mobile phones

to their owners on Saturday,

reaffirming the city police’s

commitment to public service

and community trust.

The recovery was carried out

under the supervision of ACP

S. Venkat Reddy. The phones

were traced using IMEI track-

ing, technical analysis and

diligent field investigations by

local teams.

The initiative is part of the

Hyderabad police’s ongoing

drive to reunite citizens with

their lost or stolen devices by

leveraging the CEIR portal

and coordinating with telecom

service providers.

Venkat Reddy urged the pub-

lic to report lost phones

promptly through Dial 100, the

Telangana police website or

Mee Seva centres.

CITY

pg 4

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

IN BRIEF

2 arrested for

murdering exec.

Hyderabad: The police arrested

Mohd Younus and Mohd

Suleman for allegedly attempt-

ing to murder a delivery execu-

tive near Pillar 203, in Attapur.

Mohd Imran and Kaleem are

absconding.

The complainant, Mohd Rehan,

was attacked during his shift on

Friday when an argument broke

out with fellow rider Mohd

Suleman over bringing an out-

sider to the store. Suleman

allegedly abused and threat-

ened Rehan before calling two

of his associates.The group

reportedly assaulted Rehan and

another rider, Touhid. Younus

allegedly stabbed both victims

with a sharp weapon, causing

serious injuries. A case was reg-

istered against them after

Rehan lodged a complaint.

6 Maoists give up

to Bhadradri cops

Hyderabad: Six Maoists surren-

dered before Bhadradri-

Kothagudem police on

Saturday, joining a growing list

of militants abandoning vio-

lence under the police-led

Operation Cheyutha.

Superintendent of police B.

Rohith Raju said the surren-

dered cadres included a divi-

sional committee/company

member, two platoon party

committee members, an area

committee member and three

party members. He said this

year 300 Maoists had surren-

dered in the district so far.

Trolley carrying

meds catches fire

Hyderabad: An auto trolley car-

rying pharma products caught

fire and was charred reportedly

due to a technical defect near

Nagole traffic police station, at

around 12.30 pm on Saturday.

No casualties were reported.

Nagole SI Dasharath said the

trolley, belonging to a pharma

company, was heading towards

LB Nagar from Nagole.

Police said driver G. Suresh

smelt wire burning and called a

repair shop nearby. They asked

him to reach near the shop.

While he was on the way, sparks

erupted. Suresh parked the

vehicle at the roadside and

escaped. Locals informed the

fire department and the police,

who rushed to the spot and

doused the flames.

Bank processed payment to

clubs on HCA president word

Jagan ignored High Court orders, did not reinstate sacked employee

FROM PAGE 1

Using blank cheques

without any authorisa-

tion letter. The bank

reportedly processed the

transactions based on

his verbal instructions.

Sources said the CID had

earlier questioned the

bank staff, who con-

firmed that they had dis-

bursed the funds as per

Rao’s directions without

receiving signed

cheques or written

instructions. The CID is

now preparing to file a

petition seeking police

custody of five accused,

including Jaganmohan

Rao, for further interro-

gation.

On this occasion, sever-

al HCA employees also

brought the violations of

Jaganmohan Rao to the

notice of CID officers.

One of the cases involves

an administrative officer

who was sacked by

Jaganmohan Rao but

immediately secured a

High Court order for

reinstatement. Even

after the court’s order,

Rao failed to comply

with the order. CID offi-

cials are also expected to

obtain and analyse the

call data of the accused

as part of the ongoing

investigation.

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The Cricket Association

of Telangana (CAT) has

sought the immediate

dissolution of the

Hyderabad Cricket

Association (HCA) and

recommended the

appointment of an ad-

hoc committee to man-

age state cricket affairs.

In a memorandum sub-

mitted to Chief Minister

A. Revanth Reddy, CAT

founder secretary Sunil

Babu Kolanpaka high-

lighted decades of sys-

temic corruption and

mismanagement within

the HCA. He said that

HCA had consistently

neglected rural cricket

talent by focusing exclu-

sively on Hyderabad

city.

This exclusion, he

said, stemmed from the

dominance of non-

Telanganite club owners

who have perpetuated

corrupt practices.

Sunil Babu mentioned

the leasing of HCA

clubs at exorbitant rates

to third parties, which

fuelled corrupt selection

processes. He also ques-

tioned the annual `5

lakh maintenance pay-

ments made to club own-

ers. Despite receiving

over `70 crore annually

from the Board of

Control for Cricket in

India (BCCI), HCA had

failed to build cricket

infrastructure in

Telangana. Instead, it

continued to rely on gov-

ernment-leased venues

like the Rajiv Gandhi

stadium at Uppal. Over

the last 25 years, with

thousands of crores in

funds, the absence of a

single stadium owned by

HCA is a glaring failure,

Sunil Babu said.

The CAT criticised the

infighting within HCA,

noting that no commit-

tee had completed its

full three-year term in

15 years, often leaving

the association under

court-appointed man-

agement. This turmoil

had stifled cricketing

talent, with Hyderabad

failing to produce

notable players recently.

The absence of

Hyderabad players in

this year’s Indian

Premier League (IPL),

compared to five from

AP, underscored HCA’s

shortcomings, he said.

Sunil Babu appealed to

the government to ban

HCA and grant associ-

ate membership to CAT

for the 23 new districts,

which lack representa-

tion. He sought the allo-

cation of five acres per

district to develop crick-

et infrastructure. He

said dismantling the

existing 217 clubs and

overhauling the HCA

was essential to revive

Hyderabad cricket’s

glory.

Cricket assn seeks

dissolution of HCA

Drinking water wasted

Drinking water gushing from a manhole on Parsigutta Road.

—

S. SURENDER REDDY

DC CORESPONDENT

KARIMNAGAR, JULY 12

Anti-Corruption Bureau

(ACB) officials arrested

an assistant engineer

(AE) from the panchayat

raj department on

Saturday in Kalva

Srirampur mandal,

Peddapalli district, after

he allegedly accepted a

`90,000 bribe from a con-

tractor in exchange for

official favours.

According to the ACB,

the AE, identified as

Jagadeesh, demanded

the bribe from contrac-

tor Kaveri Raju of

Bayyammapalli village,

Odela mandal, in con-

nection with the con-

struction of `15-lakh CC

road in Vennampalli vil-

lage, Kalva Srirampur

mandal.

ASSISTANT ENGG

CAUGHT TAKING

`90K BRIBE

Promoting betting

apps: 29 actors to

get notices from ED

MOULI MAREEDU I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The Enforcement Directorate

(ED) officials, who registered

cases against 29 Tollywood

actors and other influencers

for promoting betting apps,

are likely to serve notices to

betting app companies and

advertising agencies, who pre-

pared endorsement plans.

Suspecting hawala transac-

tions were made in promoting

the betting apps, the ED offi-

cials are likely to collect

agreements made between the

betting apps and celebrities to

verify the mode of payments.

A team of officers has initiat-

ed the process to collect data

from the Telangana police

including the CID, from the

FIRs registered in the state

with regard to the case.

Sources said that the ED has

not yet served notices on film

actors; currently, its officers

are verifying the details of

victims, betting apps organis-

ers based on their IP address-

es and the agreements made

between them.

The agency also inquired

about the report to be submit-

ted to the DGP by the commit-

tee appointed by the govern-

ment on betting apps.

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

A hit-and-run case

involving the death of a

differently-abled

woman in Siddipet last

month has turned out to

be a cold-blooded mur-

der for insurance

money. Police said T.

Venkatesh, 32, a farmer

from Pedda Masanpalle,

conspired with his

friend T. Karunakar, 29,

to kill his mother-in-law,

T. Ramamma, 60, of

KCR Nagar in Siddipet

to claim insurance

worth `60 lakh.

Siddipet police com-

missioner B. Anuradha

told the media on

Saturday that

Venkatesh had suffered

a loss of `22 lakh in

poultry farming and

agriculture. He had also

lent `1.3 lakh to

Karunakar.

Aware of two insur-

ance policies—`15 lakh

from the post office and

`40 lakh from a bank—

taken in Ramamma’s

name by her husband,

and a `5 lakh Rythu

Bima eligibility,

Venkatesh planned the

murder, hoping the

entire `60 lakh would go

to his wife, the nominee.

According to

Anuradha, Venkatesh

promised Karunakar 50

per cent of the claim

and a waiver of the loan

if he helped with the

murder. He rented an

SUV and lured

Ramamma to Pedda

Masanpalle on the pre-

text of helping her

apply for an electricity

connection to her field.

He made her wait on the

roadside while

Karunakar, as planned,

ran her over.

Karunakar later called

Venkatesh via

WhatsApp to confirm

she was dead. They

returned the SUV to its

owner and reported the

incident as a road acci-

dent.

However, police grew

suspicious and verified

nearby CCTV footage.

Upon questioning,

Venkatesh confessed.

Both men have been

arrested and booked for

murder and criminal

conspiracy.

LOVING REMEMBRANCE

35th ANNIVERSARY

NUNE BHOOSHANAM

(Evangelist - CSI Medak)

1908 - 13-07-1990

Forever in our Thoughts and Hearts

From: Nune Clan Members, Courtesy

N.B.Vidyanandam

Ph: 9849040741

(S/2526/D00308)

Tribute to Amma on

4th Anniversary On 13 July 2025

Smt. B. Lakshmi Mohan

W/o Late Shri B.D. Mohan Rao

It’s been Three Years since you left us.

“Your Kindness, Love and Affection

always remain in our hearts forever,

We all remember you for the courage,

warmth & self-belief that you gave us.

Miss you a lot

“Amma”

You’re dearly loved and missed always.

Yours Loving Sons:

Sharat, Hemanth & Vasanth

Daughter-in-laws:

Gayathri, Bharathi & Bhavana

Grand Children:

Rohith, Rohan, Praneet & Vineet

Daljeet acting prez,

HCA meet on Tue.

NEERAJ KUMAR I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

In a tense and subdued

emergency Apex Council

meeting convened by the

Hyderabad Cricket

Association (HCA) at its

registered office at Rajiv

Gandhi International

Cricket Stadium in

Uppal on Saturday, vice-

president Daljeet Singh

was elected acting presi-

dent.

According to Rule 7 (2

a, b) of the HCA consti-

tution, “The Vice

President shall officiate

in the President’s

absence when the

President is unavailable.

The Vice President shall

also exercise such func-

tions and duties as he

may be empowered with

by the General Body or

the Apex Council.”

The meeting was called

following the arrest of

HCA president A.

Jaganmohan Rao and

treasurer C.J. Srinivasa

Rao by CID sleuths. The

Apex Council convened

the meeting urgently to

fill the leadership vacu-

um and ensure the con-

tinued functioning of

the association.

The atmosphere in the

meeting — attended by

vice-president Daljeet

Singh, joint secretary T.

Basavaraju, councillor

Sunil Agarwal and CAG

representative D.

Rajashekar, IA&AS —

was notably grim and

fearful. Members

appeared reluctant to

speak or propose any

new initiatives, with

many visibly apprehen-

sive about the implica-

tions of the ongoing CID

investigation.

Sources indicate that

the probe is likely to

extend beyond the two

arrested officials, poten-

tially implicating other

senior members of the

HCA. This looming

uncertainty cast a shad-

ow over the proceedings,

effectively stalling any

substantive

discussion.Though the

primary agenda was to

empower the existing

council members to

oversee HCA activities

during this crisis, the

meeting concluded with-

out addressing any

issues beyond the elec-

tion of Daljeet Singh as

acting president. The

council decided to recon-

vene on Tuesday to delib-

erate further, hoping for

more clarity on the

investigation and its

impact on the associa-

tion.

Insiders say that the

fear of being implicated

or questioned by CID has

created a climate of

silence and caution with-

in the HCA leadership,

complicating efforts to

stabilise the administra-

tion during this critical

period.

●

● SEVERAL HCA

employees also brought

the violations of

Jaganmohan Rao to the

notice of CID officers.

●

● CID OFFICIALS are

also expected to obtain

and analyse the call data

of the accused as part of

the ongoing probe.

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

A newborn baby girl was found

abandoned near Ramanthapur in

Uppal, at 4 am on Saturday.

According to the Uppal police, a

resident found the baby wrapped in

a cloth and placed in a carry bag,

near the pedestrian zone.

The resident called the police, who

shifted the infant to the Niloufer

Hospital for medical care and her

condition is reported to be stable.

Police suspected that she was aban-

doned soon after birth.

A case was registered and further

investigation is underway to trace

the parents of the baby.

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

A four-year-old reportedly drowned

in an uncovered water sump at

Marthandanagar in Hafeezpet in

Miyapur, on Saturday. Miyapur

police said the child was playing out-

side his house while his parents –

daily-wage workers – were inside.

Police said the boy went near an

under-construction building adja-

cent to their home and slipped into

the sump that was uncovered.

His parents began searching for

him when they realised he was miss-

ing. He was later found inside the

sump, not responding, and was

rushed to a nearby hospital.

Newborn girl

abandoned

Kid drowns in

open sump

●

● HE RENTED an SUV

and lured Ramamma to

Pedda Masanpalle on

the pretext of helping

her apply for an elec-

tricity connection to her

field.

●

● KARUNAKAR LATER

called Venkatesh via

WhatsApp to confirm

she was dead. They

returned the SUV to its

owner and reported the

incident as a road acci-

dent.

●

● THE EDofficials are likely

to collect agreements made

between the betting apps

and celebrities.

●

● DIRECTOR-GENERAL

Shahnawaz Qasim directed

officers to adopt a zero-toler-

ance approach towards coun-

terfeit drugs.

Man kills mother-in-law

to grab insurance money

cmykcmyk

pg 5

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

SHORT TAKES

WATER RELEASED

FOR IRRIGATION

IN WYRA

P. SRINIVAS | DC

NALGONDA, JULY 12

Water was released on

Saturday from the Sitarama

Project through its first pump-

house at G.B. Kothuru to irri-

gate the ayacut of the

Nagarjuna Sagar left canal in

Khammam district.

Since the scheduled release

into the Nagarjunasagar left

canal was delayed, agriculture

minister Tummala Nageswara

Rao intervened and spoke with

irrigation minister N. Uttam

Kumar Reddy, securing the

release of water from the

Sitarama Project. This release

will provide irrigation to farm-

ers in the Wyra and Sathupally

areas. Consequently, farmers

within the Nagarjunasagar

left canal ayacut will receive

Godavari water for irrigation

during the monsoon cropping

season in Wyra.

JAGADISH TAPPED

MY PHONE, SAYS

BC LEADER

DC CORRESPONDENT

NALGONDA, JULY 12

BC Associations state coordi-

nator and former DCMS chair-

man Vatti Janaiah on

Saturday accused former min-

ister and Suryapet MLA G.

Jagadish Reddy of orchestrat-

ing the tapping of his phone

during the previous BRS gov-

ernment. Special Investigation

Team officials have summoned

Janaiah to record his state-

ment on July 14 regarding the

alleged surveillance.

Speaking at a media confer-

ence, Janaiah, once a staunch

supporter of Jagadish Reddy

who later contested against

him as an independent after

falling out, said Jagadish

Reddy could not tolerate his

rise as a BC leader and retali-

ated by implicating him in 60

false cases. He also accused

Jagadish Reddy of misappro-

priating public funds under

the guise of development proj-

ects during the BRS’s decade

in power.

“There is no doubt that

Jagadish Reddy ordered the

tapping of political leaders’

phones in the erstwhile

Nalgonda district,” Janaiah

asserted. He expressed confi-

dence in the SIT and con-

firmed he will appear before

them on the scheduled date.

HANDICRAFTS

EXPO HELD IN

SHILPARAMAM

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Artisans trained under gov-

ernment schemes still depend

heavily on public platforms for

sales and visibility, officials

observed at the inauguration

of a 10-day thematic exhibition

at Uppal Mini Shilparamam on

Saturday.

Shruthi Patil, additional

director general, Press

Information Bureau, and the

Central Bureau of

Communication, said such

exhibitions play a key role in

supporting traditional craft

communities and urged for

more consistent public engage-

ment.

She was joined by

Suvarchala, assistant director

in the office of the develop-

ment commissioner (handi-

crafts), Union textiles min-

istry, G. Kishan Rao, special

officer, Shilparamam, national

awardee and silver filigree

artist Dosada Krishna Chari

Gari and APPC assistant direc-

tor Vijaya Sagar.

The exhibition features a

range of handicrafts including

Kondapalli toys, Narsapur

lace, Cheriyal paintings,

Savara paintings, palm leaf

crafts and bobbin lace. The

officials interacted with sever-

al artisans, many of whom

have received government

training and incentives but

rely on such events to earn a

livelihood.

Cultural performances were

also held as part of the open-

ing day, including Kuchipudi

dance recitals by the disciples

of Pavani Srilatha. The exhibi-

tion will be open to visitors for

the next ten days.

CITY

pg 6

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

A devotee clad in Potharaju make-up rides a two-wheeler as he rushes to a nearby

temple to carry out the Bonalu rituals, in Hyderabad on Saturday..

— P. SURENDRA

Rushing for the whiplash

Builders bypass RERA’s

mandatory regulations

Builders skipping QPR uploads leave buyers in dark about project

SABA ANJUM SHAIK I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

A significant number of

builders in Hyderabad are

failing to upload mandato-

ry Quarterly Progress

Reports (QPRs) on the

Telangana Real Estate

Regulatory Authority

(RERA) portal, leaving

homebuyers in the dark

about project status and

violating legal obliga-

tions. Under the RERA

Act, all registered

builders must upload a

QPR within 15 days of the

end of each quarter. The

report should include pho-

tographs of the construc-

tion site, details of work

completed during the peri-

od and key project

updates. These filings

are designed to

ensure transparen-

cy and help buyers

track the progress

of their invest-

ments.

Real estate expert and

Realtor Oxygen CEO Dr

Nandi Rameswara Rao

said the problem is more

widespread than most

realise. “Around 30 to 40

per cent of builders are

not uploading the

required QPRs. This is a

serious issue. Many buy-

ers have paid lakhs of

rupees and are still wait-

ing for their homes, but

they have no idea what

stage the project is in,” he

said.

“The bigger prob-

lem is buyer

awareness. Most

buyers don’t even

know these

reports are

mandatory. Since

no one demands them,

many builders skip the

updates with impunity,”

Dr Rao added.

Legal experts have also

raised concerns. “The fail-

ure to upload QPRs is a

violation of Section 11 of

the RERA Act and Rule 16

of the Telangana RERA

Rules,” said advocate

Nikung Dugar.

“These reports are not

mere formalities—they

are critical safeguards

created to protect home-

buyers after years of

irregularities in the real

estate sector. But since

most buyers don’t know

their rights, they rarely

take legal action.” Experts

say the lack of enforce-

ment and public aware-

ness is enabling builders

to bypass one of the most

crucial transparency

measures in real estate

regulation.

Ujjaini Mahankali Temple

all set for Bonalu festivities

V. SHIVANI REDDY I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The Ujjaini Mahankali

Temple Lashkar will see

thousands of devotees

taking part in the Bonalu

festivities commencing 4

am on Sunday. Temples in

Secunderabad have been

adorned with flowers and

vibrant illumination. The

temples will see devotion-

al chants, drum beats, and

the thunderous energy of

Potharajus.

Chief Minister A.

Revanth Reddy is expect-

ed to offer silk clothes to

the Goddess at around 11

am.

The major part of the

festivities is offering

bonam to the Goddess

Mahankali. As a large

number of devotees are

expected to take part in

the two day festivities, the

temple committee has

made elaborate arrange-

ments to ensure devotees

do not face hardships. The

Joginis and Shivasattulu

have been advised to visit

the temple between 1 pm

and 3 pm.

“This year arrange-

ments have been made

after reviewing mistakes

of the previous years. The

six queue lines are

arranged as two for devo-

tees carrying bonam, two

queues for the general

public and two for VIPs,”

said G. Manohar Reddy,

executive officer Ujjaini

Mahankali temple.

The Water Board has

arranged drinking water

facilities at several loca-

tions, five health camps

have been set up by the

health department and

the GHMC is on the job of

providing sanitary facili-

ties. Separate generators

have been arranged by the

electricity department.

The Telangana RTC

announced 170 special

buses from key locations

to Secunderabad, accord-

ing to a statement.

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Citing the Supreme Court

judgment in April high-

lighting the non-disclo-

sure of fees by private col-

leges, the National

Medical Commission

(NMC) has directed

private and deemed

universities to dis-

close detailed infor-

mation regarding

tuition fees, hostel

charges, caution deposits

and miscellaneous

charges at the pre-coun-

selling stage.

The Supreme Court

mandated that all colleges

to submit these details.

The apex court had also

issued interim directions

concerning non-pay-

ment of stipends and

illegal imposition of

internship fees.

This is pertinent for

Telangana, as many stu-

dents from private col-

leges have been struggling

to receive even meagre

stipends for their intern-

ships. In some colleges,

the management and

authorities also threat-

ened students who

protested for stipends.The

NMC has also circulated a

Google Form link for uni-

form disclosure and moni-

toring. The form has to be

filled and submitted to the

cmmmission. "Many med-

ical colleges are also shar-

ing the fee structure and

stipend details on Intra

MCC portal, however the

same is not comprehen-

sive," the NMC notifica-

tion mentioned.

The medical body added

that non-compliance with

the above requirements

shall attract regulatory

action including issuance

of show-cause notice,

imposition of financial

penalties, withdrawal of

course recognition and

suspension of admis-

sions.

The Ujjaini Mahankali Temple shines brightly, illuminat-

ed ahead of Sunday’s Bonalu.

— S. SURENDER REDDY

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Dr Abhijat Chandrakant

Sheth, president of the

National Board of

Examinations in

Medical Sciences

(NBEMS), has been

appointed the new chair-

man of the National

Medical Commission

(NMC), succeeding Dr

B.N. Gangadhar.

Dr M.K. Ramesh, for-

mer president of the

Postgraduate Medical

Education Board and ex-

Vice Chancellor of Rajiv

Gandhi University of

Health Sciences, will

now head the Medical

Assessment and Rating

Board (MARB).

They will hold the posi-

tions for four consecu-

tive years from the date

of taking charge or

attaining the age of 70

years, whichever is ear-

lier.

DIGITAL X-RAYS

SHOW HIDDEN

HEALTH CRISIS

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

A digital X-ray machine

installed at a mosque-

based clinic in Shahe-

enagar has brought to

light a hidden health cri-

sis—over 60 per cent of

adults scanned suffer

from musculoskeletal

disorders, revealing the

burden of undiagnosed

conditions in Hyder-

abad’s underserved ur-

ban communities. Diag-

nostic unit was set up by

the Helping Hand

Foundation (HHF) in

partnership with SEED-

USA, at the primary

health centre at Masjid-

e-Omar Shifa. Analysis

of 2,000 X-rays taken

from 900 patients show-

ed that 34 per cent suf-

fered from osteoarthritis

and 28% from spinal

degeneration. The cen-

tre offers integrated,

round-the-clock primary

healthcare. Facilities

include a 20-bed inpa-

tient ward, a mini opera-

tion theatre, antenatal

and postnatal care, NCD

clinics, as well as dental

and ophthalmic servic-

es.

All services are provid-

ed free of cost. In just six

months, the health cen-

tre has served around

64,343 patients. The X-

ray service alone has

saved an estimated `8

lakh in out-of-pocket

diagnostic expenses for

patients. With instant

diagnosis, patients rec-

eive immediate care at

an in-house rehabilita-

tion centre staffed by

trained physiothera-

pists. 17% of X-rays con-

ducted were chest-relat-

ed, and nearly a third of

these confirmed pneu-

monia, primarily in chil-

dren. “We were able to

treat 103 paediatric

pneumonia cases swiftly

due to on-the-spot diag-

nostics,” said Dr Usaid

Ahmed, chief medical

officer at HHF. The X-

ray unit was inaugurat-

ed by SEED-USA presi-

dent Davar Qureshi in

memory of Nafeesa

Sultana. HHF trustee

Mujtaba Hasan Askari

termed the findings a

wake-up call for people.

●

●EXPERTS SAY the lack

of enforcement and pub-

lic awareness is enabling

builders to bypass one of

the most crucial trans-

parency measures in real

estate regulation.

CITY BRIEFS

26 spl train services

to Tirupati by Aug.

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

To curb the spread of

mosquito-borne dis-

eases, the GHMC ento-

mology department

sprayed larvicide and

fogged the Musi River

near Afzalgunj and the

Telangana High Court

on Saturday. Officials

said the chemicals tar-

get larvae in stagnant

water, helping control

the spread of dengue

and malaria. “Spraying

larvicide is only a tem-

porary measure, but we

will continue at regular

intervals to keep mos-

quito populations in

check,” said a GHMC

entomology official.

The spraying operation

will continue in the

coming weeks, particu-

larly in low-lying areas

near the river. GHMC

officials also said city-

wide fogging drives will

begin soon.

Residents were urged

to avoid storing water in

open containers, clear

stagnant water regular-

ly, maintain clean sur-

roundings to support

anti-mosquito drive.

Stage set for MBBS,

BDS admissions

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of

Health Sciences (KNRUHS) released

the rank-wise list of Telangana stu-

dents who qualified

in NEET-UG 2025, setting the stage

for MBBS and BDS admissions for

2025–26.

According to the National Testing

Agency, 43,400 candidates claiming

Telangana domicile scored above the

qualifying cut-off.

Unreserved and EWS applicants

needed 686–144 marks (50th per-

centile) while OBC, SC and ST candi-

dates qualified with scores between

143–113 marks (40th percentile).

The cut-off for persons with dis-

abilities ranged from 143–127 marks

for UR/EWS category and 126–113

marks for OBC, SC and ST candi-

dates.

KNRUHS will issue the admission

schedule soon, followed by an online

application process, certificate veri-

fication and a provisional merit list.

PwD candidates must appear before

a designated medical board. The uni-

versity urged students to follow its

website for official updates.

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The South Central Railway (SCR)

on Friday announced the extension

of 26 special train services between

Charlapalli and Tirupati next

month. Eighteen services will run

under Train No.s 07017/07018 on

Fridays and Sundays (from

Charlapalli) and Mondays and

Saturdays (from Tirupati) between

August 1 and August 30.

Another eight services under

Train No.s 07251/07252 will operate

on Wednesdays (from Charlapalli)

and Thursdays (from Tirupati)

between August 6 and August 28.

Train No. 07017/07018 will stop at

Malkajgiri, Kacheguda,

Umdanagar, Shadnagar, Jadcherla,

Mahbubnagar, Wanaparthi Road,

Gadwal, Kurnool City, Dhone,

Gooty, Tadipatri, Yerraguntla,

Kadapa, Ontimitta, Razampeta, and

Renigunta. Train No. 07251/07252

will stop at Jangaon, Kazipet,

Warangal, Nekkonda, Mahb-

ubabad, Khammam, Vijayawada,

Tenali, Chirala, Ongole, Nellore,

Gudur, Venkatagiri, Sri Kalahasti,

and Renigunta.

GHMC

Entomology

Department

workers clean

the Musi River

and spray

medicine at

Afzalgunj,

tackling mos-

quito-borne

diseases like

dengue and

malaria amid

the monsoon

season on.

— P.

SURENDRA

FESTIVAL TIME

CM is expected to

offer silk clothes to

the Goddess at the

Ujjaini Mahankali

Temple in

Secunderabad at

about 11 am on

Sunday.

Minister Ponnam

Prabhakar will offer

the first bonam at

3.30 am on Sunday.

MAHAARATI will be per-

formed and the temple will

be open for the devotees

from 4 am.

queue lines have been

set up to facilitate devo-

tees, particularly women

carrying bonams.

2,500

police per-

sonnel and

about 50 CCTV

surveillance

cameras will

keep a tight

vigil.

RANGAM

ceremony is

scheduled

around 8.30

am to 9 am

on Monday

followed by

Ambari pro-

cession from

temple to

Alpha Hotel

from

10.30am.

NMC GETS NEW

CHAIRMAN,

MARB HEAD

Fee disclosure mandatory

by pvt colleges, says NMC

●

●NMC states that non-

compliance with the

above requirements shall

attract regulatory action

including issuance of

show-cause notice, and

penalties.

Officials visit the Mini

Shilparamam in Uppal on

Saturday.

— BY ARRANGEMENT

L. RAVICHANDER

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Justice K. Lakshman of

the Telangana High Court

dismissed a writ plea filed

by former lessees of the PS

Nagar Community Hall,

who challenged their evic-

tion from the premises by

the Telangana Housing

Board. In their writ plea,

M. Ashok and M.

Balagopal contended that

they had occupied the hall

since 2003 through succes-

sive lease renewals and

invested `37 lakh in reno-

vation. The dispute arose

when the Housing Board

initiated eviction proceed-

ings under the Telangana

Housing Board Act, citing

lease expiry and arrears.

The petitioners alleged

that the board passed

orders without affording

them a proper hearing.

The Advocate General,

representing the state,

contended that due

process was followed. The

judge concurred. The

judge permitted the peti-

tioners to approach the

assistant estate officer

regarding arrears, upon

submitting documents and

a representation.

HC GRANTS BAIL TO

TRAFFICKING ACCUSED

Justice J. Sreenivas Rao

granted anticipatory bail

to a man accused of organ-

ising prostitution at a flat

in Begumpet. The judge

was hearing a criminal

petition filed by Balaji

Parmeshwar Kondabarao,

43, of Nanded, Maharash-

tra. According to the pros-

ecution, the petitioner and

a co-accused organised

prostitution at a flat in

Begumpet, where five

women were rescued on

May 7. The police claimed

that the petitioner func-

tioned as an ‘organiser’

under the Immoral Traffic

(Prevention) Act. The peti-

tioner contended that he

was implicated, was work-

ing in a private job, and

suffered from a kidney

condition.

HC QUESTIONS LOCUS

STANDI OF PETITIONER

Justice K. Lakshman

accepted a writ plea

against private schools in

Medchal-Malkajgiri dis-

trict allegedly operating

without mandatory ‘fire

no objection certificates’

(fire NOCs). The judge was

hearing a writ plea filed by

D. Rakesh, a social worker

who specifically named

Edify School, Siri School,

Academic Heights Public

School, The Master Minds

School. Relying on infor-

mation obtained through

the RTI Act, the petitioner

submitted that the respon-

dent authorities, includ-

ing the district education-

al officer (DEO), regional

joint director of school

education, and the fire

department failed to

enforce fire safety norms.

The judge questioned the

locus standi of the peti-

tioner, seeking clarity on

his authority to file the

petition in PIL. The matter

was posted to July 14.

HC REFUSES RELIEF IN

LAKE LAND DISPUTE

Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy

refused to grant interim

relief to a sexagenarian,

who sought notice before

the alleged acquisition of

his land by the HYDRAA

for the restoration of the

Bathukammakunta lake.

Syed Jahangir challenged

the action of the respon-

dent authorities in declar-

ing his property as govern-

ment land/ conservation

zone through a master

plan notification vide GO

dated August 21, 2010. This

was done without follow-

ing due process of law and

despite proceedings under

the Urban Land Ceiling

Act remaining incomplete,

he said. The government

pleader argued that the

land was submerged and

formed part of the

restored lake. He submit-

ted photographic evidence

and contended that no

land traceable to the peti-

tioner existed. Counsel for

the petitioner argued that

HYDRAA could not rely

on photographs without

lawful acquisition or

demarcation under the

ULC Act. The petitioner

said that he remained in

possession of the land and

requested notice be issued

before steps are taken to

acquire it. The judge

directed the petitioner to

identify and demonstrate

the location of his land.

RESORT MANAGER

CLEARED OF CHEATING

Justice Juvvadi Sridevi of

quashed two criminal pro-

ceedings against a former

senior manager of

Pragathi Green Meadows

and Resorts Ltd., accused

of cheating and forgery in

connection with alleged

irregularities in land

transactions. The judge

was dealing with criminal

petitions filed by S. Prem

Kumar, accused of crimi-

nal breach of trust, cheat-

ing, forgery and other

offences under the IPC.

According to the prosecu-

tion, the petitioner, along

with other accused who

held roles as coordinator,

telecaller and AMC in-

charge in the company,

allegedly diverted cus-

tomer plots to new clients.

The judge noted that the

primary basis for impli-

cating the petitioner was

the confession of another

accused against whom

proceedings were quashed

in earlier criminal peti-

tions. The judge observed

that there were no specific

allegations or documen-

tary evidence linking the

petitioner to the alleged

sale or forgery.

Full reports in

deccanchronicle.com

HC spikes writ of defaulting Housing Bd lessees

LEGAL STORIES

Civic body intensifies anti-larval drive

cmykcmyk

pg 7

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

EDIT

pg 8

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

Krishna Shastri

Devulapalli

Off the beaten track

Editor: Kaushik Mitter, Printer & Publisher: K. Sudhakar, Hyderabad: 36, Sarojini Devi Road, Secunderabad - 500 003, Ph: 040-27803930-4; Fax : 040-27805256 Vijayawada: No.C-3 & 4 Patamata, Industrial Estate, Auto Nagar, Vijayawada (A.P.), Ph: 0866-2555284/2555287; Telefax: 0866-2555234 Visakhapatnam: Survey No.1/3A Beach Road, Near

Kailasagiri Ropeway, Sector-9 MVP Colony, Visakhapatnam - 530 017 (A.P), Ph: 0891-2552333/2552334; Fax: 0891-2755285 Rajahmundry: Vemagiri, Dhawaleswaram Rd, Rajahmundry, Ph: 0883-2417618/2417208; Telefax: 0883-2417208 Anantapur: Thapovan colony, Bangalore By-Pass Road, Anantapur - 515004, Ph: 08554-276903; Fax: 08554-276904

Karimnagar: H. No. 1-21-12/1, Cheralabhutkur Road, Mugudhumpur Village, Karimnagar-505186, PH. NO. 9121181123. Nellore: Survey No.527/2, Burranpur Village, Venkatachalam (M), Chemmudugunta Panchayat, Nellore, Ph: 0861-2348581/82; Telefax: 0861-2348580 Chennai: SP-3 Developed Plot, Industrial Estate, Guindy, Chennai - 600 032,

Ph: 044-22254747/ 48/50/51; Advt Fax: 22254765/22254766/42305325 Coimbatore: Deccan Chronicle Holdings Limited, No. 2/22 Sengalipalayam Road, N.G.G.O Colony Post, Kurudampalayam village - 641 022

13 JULY 2025

How I failed to erase

my chronic elitism

India’s struggle

continues with

gender equality:

A long way to go

he World Economic Forum’s

2025 Global Gender Gap Report

has yet again revealed a bitter

truth, both uncomfortable and

inconvenient: at the current pace, it

will take 123 years to close the global

gender gap. That’s more than a life-

time for most.

While some countries inch forward,

others remain stagnant or regress.

India, unfortunately, falls into the lat-

ter group. Ranked 131 out of 148 coun-

tries, India’s gender parity score is just

64.1 per cent, making it one of the low-

est globally.

Meanwhile, nations like Iceland,

Finland, and Norway continue to hold

their positions at the top. Iceland,

remarkably, has stayed number one

for the fifteenth straight year. It has

nearly closed the gender gap in politi-

cal empowerment, an area where

India lags far behind, with just 22.9 per

cent parity. Only 13.8 per cent of par-

liamentary seats here are held by

women. That number isn’t just low —

it is falling.

So, what is going wrong for India?

The problem isn’t a single policy fail-

ure or a cultural flaw. Studies reveal a

layered crisis: intertwining social

norms, economic exclusions, weak

policy commitments, and systemic

political indifference. On paper, India

has made strides in some areas.

Education, for example, is one such

area, with female literacy improving

and a gender parity score in education

close to 97 per cent. Health indicators,

too, have shown some improvement.

But these achievements are only sur-

face-level gains. Dig a little deeper, and

a different picture emerges.

Employment is a case in point. Only

45.9 per cent of working-age women

are engaged in the labour force. Many

of them are stuck in unpaid or infor-

mal roles, earning, on average, nearly

30 per cent less than men. Highly edu-

cated women are often pushed out of

the workforce by a lack of childcare,

unsafe commutes, and rigid gender

roles. Urban women, despite formal

employment, shoulder the “second

shift” of household labour, while rural

women, mainly from marginalised

castes, toil in invisible, unrecognised,

and often unpaid labour.

From a political standpoint, the pic-

ture is no different. Yes, India has had

a few strong women in leadership, but

these are exceptions, not the norm.

One needs to make a distinction here

between “descriptive representation”

(the presence of women in political

office) and “substantive representa-

tion” (women actually influencing pol-

icy). India has little of either. Even the

Women’s Reservation Bill, which was

passed in 2023 after decades of delay, is

yet to be implemented.

Without legal compulsion, political

parties continue to field women only

where they are unlikely to win. Thus,

the cycle continues.

One might ask: don’t we have laws

and schemes in place to fix this? We

do. However, many have turned out to

be more symbolic than structural.

Campaigns like “Beti Bachao Beti

Padhao” made a splash, but audits

later revealed that more than half the

money was spent on advertising

rather than actual interventions.

Schemes to support female entrepre-

neurs or get girls into science and tech

exist, but they are fragmented, poorly

funded, and seldom evaluated for real

impact.

Gender budgeting, a promising poli-

cy tool introduced in India in the early

2000s, has lost its teeth, reduced to a

tick-box exercise rather than a gen-

uine attempt to rewire resource alloca-

tion.

The deeper issue, of course, lies in

the cultural realm that still governs

everyday life in much of the country.

Patriarchal attitudes, often invisible,

always persistent, shape how girls are

raised, how women are treated, and

what they are expected to become.

Amartya Sen once spoke of the “miss-

ing women” — a phrase that captured

how cultural bias, neglect and vio-

lence had literally reduced the number

of girls in certain populations. That

mindset has not disappeared. Girls are

still nudged toward marriage over

career, and women who assert them-

selves in public life are often met with

discomfort or disdain.

Compare this with what’s happening

elsewhere. In the Nordic countries, eq-

uality isn’t an afterthought. It’s foun-

dational. It’s built into their policies,

economies and everyday routines.

Norway, for instance, mandates that

40 per cent of seats on corporate

boards be reserved for women.

Sweden offers nearly 500 days of paid

parental leave, shared between both

parents. In Iceland, over 70 per cent of

fathers take paternity leave. These

aren’t just perks; they’re deliberate

strategies to reshape norms and make

care work visible, valuable, and

shared. In fact, this approach is rooted

in what feminist scholars call the

“capabilities approach”, which focus-

es not just on what rights people for-

mally have but on what they are actu-

ally able to do and be. In India, too

many women still lack real capabili-

ties, even if they have nominal rights.

So, where does India go from here?

We’re not short of resources. We’re not

lacking in examples to learn from.

What we’re missing is urgency and a

recognition that gender inequality is

not a “women’s issue”, but a national

development crisis. It affects GDP

growth, health outcomes, educational

achievement, and democratic partici-

pation. Yet, it’s often relegated to the

margins of policy discourse. Unless

there is a serious, sustained commit-

ment from the state, civil society, and

political leadership, the promises will

remain just that.

Being ranked 131st is not just an

embarrassment on paper. It’s a reflec-

tion of how far we still have to go, and

how much we’ve already chosen to

overlook.

The writer is retired professor and

former dean of the School of Arts and

Humanities at Christ University in

Bengaluru

John J.

Kennedy

Subhani

Not too long ago, disturbed by accusations of elitism from friends,

family and other trolls, I told myself that, perhaps, it was important

to be in touch with the real world. I decided — obviously — I could

achieve said goal by watching south Indian films. For what better way to

familiarise oneself with unshaven, unbathed men, sundry body fluids,

sexual harassment in the name of songs, and all things primeval.

Keeping my fragile mental health in mind, I thought I’d begin my accli-

matisation via the Keralites instead of my native Telugu and adopted

Tamil brothers. Because, while Malayalam films do regularly feature the

prescribed amount of hirsute, son-of-the-soil men drinking copious

amounts of alcohol from anything that can hold a liquid, as they walk

about hitching their lungis in dense forests with nary a fear of bugs biting

them in their unmentionables, you have to admit they do make terrific

films from time to time.

And this film had come recommended by a friend whose opinion I trust.

But, alas, I was thwarted even before the movie began.

Indian movies, to my mind, are the only ones in the world which begin

with a never-ending list of acknowledgements. The rest of the world keeps

this section, sensibly, as part of the rolling credits at the end of the

film. But Keralites, for some reason, seem to have taken this show of grat-

itude to a new level. (I knew this, dammit. But had forgotten all about it.)

This particular maker, however, had decided to give this sycophantic

gesture an extra double-shot of corn syrup, and choco-nut topping served

with mashed gulab jamuns.

The movie began seriously enough: A group of friends, uniformly beard-

ed, all clad in kaily mundus, armed with glasses of rum, squatting in a for-

est, having an argument which we know is going to lead to violence. So

far, so good. I was getting all the required ingredients. A minute into the

story, the makers cut to a “Tons of love and hugs to Punnoose Uncle and

Mariam Chechi for all their support”.

Okay, I thought. Good for Punnoose Uncle and Mariam Chechi. Perhaps

they had mortgaged their tharavad, and helped the producers tide over a

cash crunch. Well done, let’s get on

with the story now. Five more seconds

went by, some crisp dialogue. All good,

I was well on my way to becoming

feral.

Suddenly: “Tons of love and hugs to

Brother Shaji Mohan of Jolly Builders

for his support.”

Well, kudos to Jolly Builders.

Perhaps, as their name suggested, they

had cheered up the makers with a dis-

counted 2BHK offer when they were

going through a low phase.

Five more seconds of serious dia-

logue, the scuffle is coming, I can

sense it...

Bam: “Tons of love and hugs to

Omana Hot Chips, Kochi, for the

chips”...

As these hug-filled love messages fol-

lowed at five-second intervals, I com-

pletely lost track of what the movie

was about, wondered where I was,

how I was related to my mother, and

why I was wearing my wife’s nightie.

When they came to “Tons of love and

hugs to Synergy Bank, Kunjumon

Colony Branch, for overlooking a few bounced cheques” I switched off the

TV, went into the bathroom, and tried to slit my wrists repeatedly with

my toothbrush.

Well, wounds somewhat healed, a month or so later, I thought I’d give

erasing my elitism another go. I was dead set on proving my critics

wrong. And, this time, in my defence, I did make it past the acknowledge-

ments section. But only just.

Unfortunately, though, perhaps because the Mercury in my horoscope

was up Uranus, I had decided to try, not one, but two movies, jumping

fecklessly from one to the other in quick succession. Each, mind you, a

big-ticket movie from Woods Kolly and Tolly.

Managed to watch ten minutes of each. Apparently, the medics came in

to revive me later but I have no recollection of it.

In both movies, when the hero appears, the background music and cam-

era angles, the awe of the supporting cast, the wind, the dust, the editing,

the sound effects, the props, the producer, the art director, the hero’s own

punch dialogue, accompanied by a curated signature move that involved

beard scratching combined with co-ordinated crotch adjusting, and above

all, the inevitable close shots of his shoes, everybody, everything, except

the story or anything the hero actually achieves in those ten minutes,

repeatedly told me how great, grand, awesome, fan-worthy and sexually

irresistible he was.

When I passed out, I had a vivid dream. It was about the near future. In

it, theatres in the Telugu and Tamil states would equip every seat with a

nifty probe with a tiny built-in speaker. Its purpose: to invade the audi-

ence member’s rear end every time the hero appears, with a voice going

‘He is great, isn’t he? Say he is great. No, actually, confess that he is the

best. And there is no one before or after him as great. Admit it now, or

we’ll employ the bigger probe.’

I tried, Friends. And failed. I am not cut out for the real world. Permit

me to be an anaemic elitist.

Krishna Shastri Devulapalli is a novelist, columnist, playwright and

screenwriter

Having had the hon-

our of being elect-

ed to the Lok

Sabha from three

different parlia-

mentary constituencies with

very diverse topographies,

demographics and aspira-

tions, the one common thread

that runs through all of them

is the absolute ramshackle

state of our administrative

and governance system.

The Ludhiana parliamen-

tary constituency in Punjab,

once famously called the

Manchester of India, is home

to a myriad number of small

and medium enterprises

embraced by a hard-core

rural periphery where agri-

culture is the principal occu-

pation. Sri Anandpur Sahib,

again in the Punjab, is pre-

dominantly a rural con-

stituency with 1,499 villages,

15 odd municipal councils

and one municipal corpora-

tion. Chandigarh that I am

currently representing, is the

capital of both the states of

Punjab and Haryana, and is a

114-square-kilometre urban

agglomeration.

The case of Chandigarh is

unique. While the two adjoin-

ing districts of Mohali in

Punjab and Panchkula in

Haryana are run by one

deputy commissioner and

one senior superintendent of

police, Chandigarh has 11 IAS

officers and seven IPS officers

to boot. This top-heavy

bureaucratic structure insti-

tutionalises a paralysis of

decision making due to the

multi layering of babudom.

As an elected representa-

tive, it falls to your remit to

interact with the administra-

tion for both developmental

and administrative reasons.

On both counts the experi-

ence is far from satisfactory

for a variety of reasons.

My experience across all

these three geographical

expanses leaves me absolute-

ly convinced that if we do not

carry out urgent governance

and administrative reforms,

we will never be able to

punch to our true national

potential. However, before

getting into the reasons let us

broaden the canvas to

encompass the entire nation.

India has a population of 146

crores with a child being born

every 2.35 seconds. It hosts

17.7 per cent of the world’s

population on 2.4 per cent of

its area. Of the 146 crore

Indians, 95 crores approxi-

mately live in rural areas

while 51 odd crores stay in

urban areas.

For a substantive bulk of

these 95-crore people living in

the countryside their contact

with the Indian state is pri-

marily with a patwari, at best

a kanungo, and rarely a

tehsildar on the civil or rev-

enue side. On the law and

order or criminal side the

bulk of the interface of these

people is with either a beat

constable, police havildar or

at best an assistant sub-

inspector in charge of a thana

(police station).

Whenever the Indian admi-

nistration interfaces with the

populace, it is not a pleasant

occurrence. It is an autocrat-

ic, usually extractive and def-

initely authoritarian experi-

ence, to put it mildly. If you

happen to live in conflict-

prone areas, especially those

that are declared as disturbed

areas and come within the

purview of the AFSPA, then

maybe the only face of the

Indian State you would per-

haps come across would be

one wearing olive green or

khaki carrying an AK-47.

The situation is identical in

the urban settings, too. The

contact of a mass of the people

with the government is limit-

ed to rent-seeking civic

authorities and an exploitive

police apparatus. The only

saving grace being that peo-

ple are more easily able to

access the instruments of

grievance redressal, especial-

ly social media, these days.

What is the solution to this

problem? One remedy that

the political right suggests is

mass privatisation of public

services. From the late 1970s

to the great economic melt-

down in 2008, the world wit-

nessed the denationalisation

of public services from

sewage to railways as the

state withdrew from its fun-

damental role of providing

public goods. This phenome-

non obtained a fresh push

after the collapse of the Soviet

instituted command econom-

ic model in 1989-90. However,

privatisation of public ser-

vices is a model unsuited to

India for the delivery of pub-

lic services. Where then do

we then go from here?

On an average a deputy

commissioner/collector (DC)

of a district administers a

budget of over a 1,000 odd

crores for revenue, capital

and developmental work.

This is a rough and ready

back of the envelope estimate

as no authentic data seems to

exist as to what is the average

size of the budget of a district

in India. This money flows in

both from the Central and

state government budgets

under different revenue, capi-

tal, development and discre-

tionary spending heads.

The DC has a workforce of

1,000 odd people at his dispos-

al The DC’s core team con-

sists of two additional deputy

collectors, one looking after

general administration and

the other development. He is

further assisted by sub-divi-

sional magistrates, revenue

and civic officials down the

line.

Not only is the administra-

tive footprint very light on

the ground per capita of popu-

lation, but even the quality of

human resource is very poor

to put it politely. There is only

one way, bottoms-up adminis-

trative re-engineering of both

administrative and law

enforcement apparatus.

The government has set up

two administrative commis-

sions, the first on Jan. 5, 1966,

under the chairpersonship of

former Prime Minister Mo-

rarji Desai. It had an expan-

sive 10-point remit: The

machinery of the Govern-

ment of India and its proce-

dures or work; the machinery

for planning at all levels;

Centre-state relationships;

financial administration; per-

sonnel administration; eco-

nomic administration;

administration at the state

level; district administration;

agricultural administration

and problems of redress of cit-

izens’ grievances.

A second administrative

commission was constituted

on August 31, 2005, under the

chairpersonship of M. Vee-

rappa Moily. It also had an

extensive 13-point mandate:

Organisational structure of

the Government of India;

ethics in governance; refur-

bishing of personnel adminis-

tration; strengthening of

financial management sys-

tems; steps to ensure effective

administration at the state

level; and so on.

Both commissions submit-

ted voluminous tomes as

reports. However, the bureau-

cracy ably led in this case by

the Indian Administrative

Service buried both these

reports 10 fathoms deep. Even

the political executive has

come up short in dismantling

colonial era structures of the

Mai-Baap Sarkar put in place

by the British to oppress

Indians.

The one thing that stands

out is that no government

irrespective of its political

colour and character would

do any cosmetic administra-

tive reform as well. It there-

fore is incumbent on the leg-

islature to step in.

The Parliament must con-

stitute a permanent financial

committee like the public

accounts committee or esti-

mates committee to study,

update, recommend and legis-

late through even the private

member bill process a com-

prehensive across the board

administrative reform in the

country. Since the

Parliament was elected bare-

ly a year ago it has a full 48

months to complete the single

most important task con-

fronting the nation.

Manish Tewari is a third-

term Lok Sabha MP and for-

mer Union minister. Twitter

handle @ManishTewari.

Whenever

the Indian

administration

interfaces with the

populace, it is not

a pleasant

occurrence. It is an

autocratic, usually

extractive and defi-

nitely authoritarian

experience.

Not too long ago,

disturbed by accusations

of elitism from friends,

family and other trolls, I

told myself that, perhaps,

it was important to be in

touch with the real world.

I decided — obviously — I

could achieve said

goal by watching south

Indian films.

Why India urgently needs

some governance reforms

Manish Tewari

State of the Union

NO AGE LIMIT

There is no age limit to

retire from politics (Cong.

rejoices on RSS’ talk for

retiring at 75, July 12). We

need veteran leaders to

rule the country. US

President Donald Trump

will be 78. Russia's

President Vladimir Putin is

72. Prime Minister Narendra

Modi will be 75. This shows

that age does not matter,

but work is counted.

Durga Chand Manoj Kumar

Secunderabad

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s remark

that leaders should step aside at 75

is welcome. The BJP in the past fol-

lowed the same 75-yaer age rule and

barred senior leaders from contest-

ing the Lok Sabha elections in 2019

and 2024. Only time will tell

whether the same rule will apply to

Prime Minister Modi, who will turn

75 on September 17.

Kshirasagara Balaji Rao

Hyderabad

CHAR DHAM VISIT

It is welcome news that the

Uttarakhand government is screen-

ing pilgrims visiting Char Dham

(Char Dham screening saves 750 pil-

grims, July 12). This move can save

lives of those visiting high altitude

places where hypoxia is a risk fac-

tor to elderly people and others suf-

fering from other health problems.

Karra S. R. Murthy

Hyderabad

SENSITIVE ISSUE

Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti

Vikramarka is playing dirty poli-

tics by raking up sensitive issues

(BJP owes nation apology over

Rohith’s death: Bhatti, July 12). He

must focus on the financial stability

of the state so that he will be remem-

bered by the future generations.

Ramesh Kanaka

Hyderabad

RAJA SINGH QUITS

It is unfortunate to note that T. Raja

Singh has resigned from the prima-

ry membership of the BJP (BJP lobs

Raja Singh’s quit letter to Speaker,

July 12). Though it is stated that the

decision is not because of personal

reasons but it is not so. It is an

irreparable loss to the people of his

constituency and to the people of

Hyderabad at large.

Vilas Penurkar

Hyderabad

LETTERS

Email your letters to

info@deccanmail.com,

editor@deccanmail.com.

SHORT TAKES

KIN GETS WRONG

BODY IN MIX-UP

AT MGM HOSP.

PULI SHARATH KUMAR | DC

WARANGAL, JULY 12

In a shocking incident at

Hanamkonda’s Mahatma

Gandhi Memorial Hospital,

mortuary staff allegedly hand-

ed a family the wrong body,

sparking accusations of gross

negligence and questions

about hospital protocols. The

mix-up came to light when the

family of 55-year-old Goka

Kumaraswamy of Velikatta

village, Thorrur mandal,

Mahbubabad district, noticed

during funeral preparations

that the body bore a tattoo not

matching theirs, and immedi-

ately returned it to the MGM

mortuary.

The confusion began on July

9, when railway police brought

an injured person found on

tracks in Warangal to MGM

Hospital. Around the same

time, Kumaraswamy, uncon-

scious after an accident on the

Warangal–Khammam high-

way, was admitted as well. The

railway-injured patient died

on July 10, but was mistakenly

identified by outpost police as

Kumaraswamy and reported

to Thorrur police.

Late that night, police

informed Kumaraswamy’s

wife, Rama, that her husband

had died. The next morning,

she and her relatives retrieved

the body from the mortuary

and transported it by ambu-

lance to their village. Only

then did they notice the mis-

matched tattoo.

Hospital officials state that

four post-mortems were per-

formed that day, which may

have contributed to the error.

They add that the body was

released following family iden-

tification and consent. After

the family returned the body,

Kumaraswamy, who was in the

hospital, regained conscious-

ness and was identified by his

relatives.

Local police have launched

an investigation, and are now

working to establish the identi-

ty of the unidentified

deceased.

JH COPS DENIES

CHARGES OF

MINOR’S ASSAULT

M. SRINIVAS I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The Hyderabad police denied

the allegations leveled by one

Rambabu alias Mohammed

Ismail, a resident of LN Nagar

in Yousufguda against the offi-

cers of Jubilee Hills police sta-

tion, accusing them of physi-

cally assaulting his minor son

in connection with a case reg-

istered on December 16In a

clarification, Jubilee Hills

assistant commissioner of

police (ACP) P Venkatagiri,

said the allegations were false,

misleading, and appear to be

motivated by ulterior motives,

with intent to obstruct the

legal process.

Explaining the facts of the

case, he said a complaint was

received on December 16, 2024

from a resident of Yousufguda,

stating that the child in con-

flict with law (CCL) had

engaged in a serious offence

involving invasion of privacy.

Based on the complaint, a

case was registered under

Section 77 read with 62 BNS.

As per the facts, the investiga-

tion revealed that the CCL had

attempted to secretly record

videos of the complainant and

his wife while they were

bathing, by placing a mobile

phone through the ventilator

opening above their bathroom.

The mobile phone was

seized, and procedures were

conducted strictly in accor-

dance with law. As the case

was attempted voyeurism,

after completing the investiga-

tion, a final report was filed

before the court concerned.

“No illegal custody or physi-

cal assault or mistreatment

were made to minor at the

time of inquiry or thereafter,”

the ACP said.

He said during the enquiry, it

has been learnt that the CCL

continued to attend school up

to April 2025 and participated

in extracurricular activities,

including NCC. The CCL was

suffering with health issues

and got treated at Osmania

General Hospital (OGH)

between April and May 2025.

“It is evident that the belated

and contradictory statements

surfacing six months after the

incident were intended to mis-

lead the public and malign the

police,” he said. The complai-

nant had earlier approached

the police to request closure of

the case against his son fur-

ther highlighting the motive

behind the false narrative. The

Jubilee Hills police have strict-

ly in accordance with law,

ensured protection of the

minor's rights, and followed all

due procedures. The integrity

and professionalism of offi-

cers remain uncompromised.

CITY

pg 9

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Union minister Kishan

Reddy on Friday credited

India’s emergence as the

world’s fourth-largest

economy to the energy

and capabilities of its

youth, noting that the

nation’s demographic

advantage — with an aver-

age age of 30 — continues

to drive rapid economic

growth.

Speaking at the 16th

Rozgar Mela held at Rail

Kalarang in

Secunderabad, held as

part of a nationwide pro-

gramme headed by Prime

Minister Narendra Modi

in Delhi, he said the newly

appointed youth will

shape India’s future over

the next 25 years, and play

a central role in achieving

Prime Minister Narendra

Modi’s vision of a “Viksit

Bharat 2047.”

Kishan Reddy urged the

newly appointed govern-

ment employees to serve

with sincerity and to

always remember the sup-

port of their parents and

mentors. He called upon

the youth to join the

nation-building effort and

help shape a “New India

the world will admire”.

He said more than 10.5

lakh candidates have

received appointment let-

ters across the country in

15 previous Rozgar Melas,

with an additional 51,000

job letters being distrib-

uted in this phase. He

highlighted that under

Modi’s leadership, India

had moved from being the

10th largest economy in

2014 to the fourth largest

today, and was on track to

become the third largest

soon.He said the govern-

ment’s approach to emp-

loyment goes beyond job

creation and aimed to fos-

ter job creators through

support for start-ups and

skill development. Since

2017, he said, the economy

has generated 8.5 crore

new jobs, with over 3.5

crore youth aged 18 to 28

registered with the

Employees’ Provident

Fund Organisation (EP-

FO). In the current finan-

cial year alone, 1.13 crore

joined EPFO, making

India’s social security net

the largest in the world,

now covering 64 per cent

of the population.

Don’t go for costly LLMs

abroad, save cash: Gavai

VUJJINI VAMSHIDHAR I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Chief Justice of India B.R.

Gavai cautioned students

against pursuing foreign

master's degrees merely

for prestige or societal

pressure, urging them to

study abroad only with a

clear purpose and on

scholarships, not at the

cost of family finances.

“A foreign degree alone

is not a stamp of your

worth. Go abroad to learn,

not to impress.” He noted

that while international

education may broaden

perspectives, it often leads

to debt, anxiety and com-

promised career choices

when pursued under pres-

sure, Justice Gavai told

the 22nd annual convoca-

tion of NALSAR Univer-

sity of Law in Hyderabad

on Saturday.

The ceremony was atte-

nded by Chief Minister A.

Revanth Reddy, Supreme

Court judge Justice P.S.

Narasimha, acting Chief

Justice of Telangana High

Court Justice Sujoy Paul

and other High Court

Judges.

Referring to Master of

Law (LLM) programmes

abroad, Justice Gavai said

Indian students often

spend between `50 lakh

and `70 lakh, which bur-

dens families and places

undue stress on the learn-

ers. He called for mindful

academic decisions and

urged students to focus on

their work instead.

He also noted that the

popularity of foreign

LLMs reflects a lack of

confidence in India’s post-

graduate legal education.

To address this, he called

for greater investment in

domestic LL.M. and post-

doctoral programmes, st-

ressing the need to retain

and nurture top legal

minds within the country.

Justice Gavai highlight-

ed the challenges faced by

students returning from

abroad, saying many come

back with new ideas only

to find Indian institutions

unwelcoming and resist-

ant to change. “To retain

our best minds, we must

build nurturing academic

environments, offer trans-

parent, merit-based oppor-

tunities and restore digni-

ty and purpose to legal

research in India,” he

said.

He stressed that reform

in legal education must go

beyond infrastructure and

focus on imagination,

mentorship, policy inno-

vation and ethical work-

places. Citing the backlog

of trials and the plight of

under-trial prisoners, he

said the legal system is

“badly in need of fixing,”

but expressed confidence

that Indian citizens will

rise to the challenge.

In his closing remarks,

Justice Gavai offered five

guiding pillars for life:

friends, family, books, hob-

bies and health. “These

will be your sentinels in

all seasons,” he said, ad-

ding that Dr B.R. Ambed-

kar’s lifelong pursuit of

knowledge should serve as

an inspiration. He empha-

sised the importance of

mastering legal funda-

mentals.

Reform in legal education must go beyond infra, says Gavai

Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai lights the lamp to mark the inauguration of delivering

a lecture on ‘Constitution of India

—

B.R Ambedkar Contributions’ at the Tagore

Auditorium in Osmania University in Hyderabad on Saturday.

— BY ARRANGEMENT

Justice Gavai lays emphasis on

Constitution’s balance of rights

FROM PAGE 1

Justice Gavai said

Ambedkar’s Constitution

serves as a buffer between

the people’s rights and

government failure, with

courts continually balanc-

ing Directive Principles

with Fundamental Rights,

always giving primacy to

the latter.

He called Article 32 the

“soul of the Constitu-

tion,” asserting that fun-

damental rights without

the right to constitutional

remedies are meaning-

less. The Article grants

citizens direct access to

the Supreme Court to seek

enforcement of their ri-

ghts. Justice Gavai closed

his address with the hope

that citizens across Ind-

ia’s remotest corners will

realise economic, social

and political justice.

Justice P.S. Narasimha of

the Supreme Court, speak-

ing at the event, said that

a Constitution, no matter

how well drafted, reaches

its full potential only

through the actions of

good human beings.

Recalling Dr Ambedkar’s

stand for Hyderabad’s

Dalits when they were

denied water, he noted

that Ambedkar refused

the Nizam’s offer of a

Chief Justice position,

choosing instead to prac-

tice law and support the

marginalised.

Acting Chief Justice of

Telangana High Court

Justice Sujoy Paul said

the Constitution's effec-

tiveness depends not just

on its text but on the peo-

ple who uphold it. Citing

the Sri Lankan Constit-

ution, which lasted only

14 years despite being well

crafted, he said the spirit

of the document and the

commitment of citizens

are crucial to its success.

Youth powering India’s

economic rise: Kishan

Union minister of coal and mines G. Kishan Reddy han-

ds over appointment letters to new recruits of Central

government under the Rozgar Mela at Rail Kalarang,

Bhoiguda, on Saturday.

— S. SURENDER REDDY

Youngers climb up a rock to enjoy a beautiful view of Secunderabad at Mahendra

Hills on Saturday. World Rock Day is being celebrated on Sunday.

— R. PAVAN

Rock ‘n’ roll

L. RAVICHANDER

To tick boxes for his

CV, Rajkummar

Rao enters the Don

arena and does it

with characteristic ease

and habitual commitment

to the character. In recent

times, the bag is mixed

while ‘Stree’ was a super

hit, his performance in

‘Srikanth’ was tiring after

four releases in the year

that was. He makes a bold

decision to trade the artis-

tic path to one that is new

to his comfort zone and to

his image as an actor.

Director Pulkit decides

to tell a story emanating

from Allahabad and the

scenario of mafia gangs

and gang wars, dirt, dust

and violence galore. A film

that pans over a two and

half hours is tragically

mired in a meandering

script that does no good to

the narration, the viewer,

or the cast.

Deepak (Rajkummar

Rao) is from a lower mid-

dle class family living with

dad Bindeshwar (Rajender

Gupta) and mom Parvathi

(Baljinder Kaur). His

ambition is to become a

big-time politician and he

believes that the road to

power is through the gun,

himself a victim of such

politics, at the hand of

Chandra Shekhar

(Saurabh Sachdeva), and

Balhar Singh (Swanand

Kirkire). He learns that

being vengeful, being vio-

lent, being even fatalisti-

cally violent, is the only

way to reach the higher

echelons of power.

Deepak is enamoured of

the local politician,

Minister Shankar Singh

(Saurabh Shukla). He suf-

fers largely when the

police inspector, alleged

expert in encounters,

Prabhu Das (Prosenjit

Chatterjee), arrives at his

home, threatens his par-

ents and his wife Shalini

(Manushi Chhillar). He

now decides that he’s

going to fight the police,

and he’s also got to fight up

or meet the challenges that

are constantly thrown at

him by Chandra Shekhar

and by Balhar Singh.

His growth is meteoric,

he grows high, maintains

his high power rate, main-

tains a huge gang, his man

Friday is Badaun

(Anshumaan Pushkar).

How the gang war esca-

lates and how life comes

full circle is what ‘Maalik’

is about. He also declares

very early in the film:

“What if you are not born

a master, you can become

one”. In fact, he says this

at halftime. The tangential

similarities to ‘Gangajal’

stop at the tangential

points. They are not half

as crisp. In fact, sometimes

you get a feeling that the

filmmaker has started off

to make a ‘Sholay’ and has

ended with ‘Khote Sikkay’.

The film is pathetically

purposeless and most of

the storytelling is episodic

about somebody trying to

kill somebody or the other.

One-upmanship without

enduring empathy for any

of the characters, includ-

ing Deepak, the protago-

nist, falls flat, and the

audience is yawn-fully

indifferent to whatever

happens in the film.

There are some nice dia-

logues, very crisp ones.

The story meanders. The

acting sometimes is sub-

lime, but the characters

picked are pathetically

miscast.

For example, as Badaun,

Anshumaan Pushkar is

just about average.

Swanand Kirkire looks

dazed. He looks like he’s a

lotus eater. Huma Qureshi,

of all people, you get

Huma Qureshi to do an

item number for you. Sad

choice indeed. Saurabh

Sachdeva, all his expres-

sions are completely hid-

den in his unkept beard.

As the wife, Shalini

Pandey, is in the midst of

conducting tutorial class-

es for a candidate on cer-

tain episodes that become

a part of the story in the

storytelling way. Prosenjit

Chatterjee tries very hard,

but the chocolate-faced

Bengali actor doesn't fit

into the role of being an

encounter specialist.

Full report on

deccanchronicle.com

Debjani shares life mantras with techies

TG needs BJP, says Ramchander

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JUNE 12

BJP Telangana president

N. Ramchander Rao

recalled a defining

moment from 1993 in

Tarnaka, where he stood

up against the demolition

of a shop by nearly 100

reserved-category police

personnel. His interven-

tion led to lathicharges,

arrest and prolonged legal

battles. Severely injured

during the police action,

he underwent major sur-

gery and remained hospi-

talised for nearly two

months.

During this period,

lawyers across the then

undivided Andhra

Pradesh launched a 43-day

court boycott to protest

police excesses. Though

personally opposed to

such actions, Ramchander

Rao supported the collec-

tive move after a senior

advocate was also injured.

The united stand led to

the formation of a judicial

commission. Recalling the

episode, he described the

legal fraternity as his

extended family and

underscored its vital role

in upholding justice.

Speaking at a felicitation

event organised by the

BJP legal cell at the

party’s state office,

Ramchander Rao high-

lighted the BJP’s pivotal

role in the formation of

Telangana. He said the

statehood movement

would not have succeeded

without the BJP’s inter-

vention.

He recounted how he,

along with senior advo-

cates and political leaders,

held discussions with

national leaders such as

Arun Jaitley, Sushma

Swaraj and Prakash

Javadekar to ensure the

Telangana Bill passed

smoothly in Parliament.

He criticised the former

BRS regime and the cur-

rent Congress govern-

ment for failing to uphold

the interests of lawyers,

students, farmers and the

broader public. He assert-

ed that only the BJP has

the vision and capability

to transform Telangana

into a truly developed

state.

Calling for a united front

against anti-people poli-

cies, Ramchander Rao

urged lawyers to once

again lead a ‘dharma yud-

dha’ (righteous battle) and

work towards establishing

a BJP government in the

state.

Emphasising their polit-

ical awareness and social

influence, he appealed for

mass enrolment of legal

professionals into the

party to help bring about

governance reform and

progress.

RACHEL DAMMALA I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

In an age defined by digi-

tal likes and fleeting con-

nections, genuine human

relationships are what

truly endure, said Debjani

Ghosh, Distinguished

Fellow at Niti Aayog and

former Nasscom presi-

dent, urging students to

“talk to each other, not

just connect”. She stressed

that emotional resilience,

purpose, and integrity

would matter far more

than degrees or job titles

in the long run.

Ghosh was speaking at

the 24th convocation of

the International Institute

of Information Techno-

logy, Hyderabad (IIITH),

where over 500 students

graduated this year,

including 109 BTech and

101 dual degree students.

The convocation also

marked a major leader-

ship transition at the

institute, as Prof. P.J.

Narayanan announced he

would step down as direc-

tor after more than a

decade. He will be suc-

ceeded by Prof. Sandeep

Shukla from IIT Kanpur, a

senior researcher known

for his work in cybersecu-

rity and formal methods.

Sharing what she called

five ‘life mantras’, Ghosh

told graduates to pause

and thank those who

helped them, live with

purpose, embrace failure,

guard their integrity, and

build deep human connec-

tions. “Success is never a

solo journey,” she said,

adding that while titles

fade, integrity — your

“source code” — remains.

The ceremony was held

in the presence of

Governing Council Chair

Prof Ashok

Jhunjhunwala, who

reminded students that

IIITH, despite being a pub-

lic institution, is not gov-

ernment-funded. “You’ve

learned how to learn. Now

keep learning from the

world, and give back

where you can,” he said,

also welcoming Prof

Shukla’s appointment.

Reflecting on his 12-year

tenure, outgoing director

Prof. Narayanan said, “We

are confident this batch

carries both deep techni-

cal skills and the sensitivi-

ty to apply them in mean-

ingful ways. Travel your

life’s journey with con-

cern for the society

around you.”

Prof. Shukla, who begins

his term this August, said

he was “honoured and

excited” to follow in the

footsteps of Prof.

Narayanan and Prof.

Rajeev Sangal. “IIITH is

ready to take on greater

challenges and make deep-

er contributions to socie-

ty,” he said. Graduating

students shared their

hopes for impact-driven

careers.

●

● ISHIKA GARG received

eight gold medals, K.S.

Shailendra seven and

Architha six.

●

● BHAVYA RECEIVED

four medals, while

Tejaswi, Shruti and Akil

Surya won three each.

●

● SHRUTI AND Sanvi

secured two medals each,

and Srivalli, Anushka,

Arivalagan, Jahnavi,

Pradyumna, Shamik and

Vishnu won one medal each.

Advocates felicitates BJP state president N.

Ramchander Rao at BJP office on Saturday.

— DEEPAK DESHPANDE

FILM: MAALIK

Cast: Rajkummar Rao;

Prosenjit Chatterjee;

Manushi Chhillar; Huma

Qureshi

Maalik stumbles into Don drama with insipid script

IIITH CONVOCATION

IIITH’s Vineeth Bhat

won the gold medal

for academic excel-

lence, Revanth Kumar

Gundam was recog-

nised as best all-

rounder; and Pradeep

Kumar Pal received

the Banyan Award for

contribution to stu-

dent life.

STUDENTS

and researchers col-

lectively produced

over 600 peer-

reviewed papers, and

41 PhD scholars hold

prestigious external

fellowships.

ALUMNI net-

work has grown

to over 7,700,

and has raised

nearly

`5 crore to

support current

students under

a pay-it-for-

ward model.

OF THE

students

who have

received

aid so far,

40 have

already

given

back.

Debjani Ghosh

OWNER SELLING Ashok Leyland

(DOST+) RLS- R15 LT BSIV- Diesel

2024 Model Goods Carrying(Auto

Trolley) Vehicle Total 5000 kms driven in

very good condition with road permit.

Only Direct Buyers Contact:

9866693300. (A/2526/C00225)

HONDA CITY Silver, 2012 December,

Jan 2013 Registered, 62000 kms done,

Doctor Owned, Single Owner, Excellent

condition, well maintained.

Ph:9391031267. (B/2526/C00220)

CELEBRITY DRIVEN XUV 300 Black

Colour TG 07 KE 7936 Full Cash only

13 Lakh Rupees. Call me @

9642197999 (HYMM/2526/C01567)

FOR SALE - BMW 6 Series GT ,Price:

33 Lakhs, Accident- Free , Fully

Serviced, Showroom Condition, Serious

Buyers Only Contact: 9959985145,

8790622611 (HYMM/2526/C01643)

INNOVA CRYSTA 2.8Z 7STR 2016

model, excellent condition for sale.

Contact: 9866079771. (S/2526/C00715)

POLO 1.2 Diesel volkswagen Red

colour m.2913 , very good condition

brand new Tyres Full A/C. Contact

price.3.75L. 8125980591. 9390566178

(HYMM/2526/C01714)

NISSAN X Trail T 30, 2.2 liter, 2200 cc,

Turbo charged, YD22DDTi, 4 wheel

drive, Diesel, Sunroof, Fully electric and

heated seats, Alloy wheels with

Michelin radial tyres, Silver coloured,

sealed engine in a mint condition,

Price 4.3 lakhs, Contact 8790911980.

(HYHA/2526/C01893)

✔MAHINDRA XUV500 W7 Diesel

2019-December Single-Owner

70000kms Topend 18inch Mrf-Tyres

Mystic-Copper-Colour Push-Start-

Button 2keys Contact-Murthy

9030026788 (HYHA/2526/C02002)

2022 MAHINDRA Thar Lx At Hardtop

Diesel Black in Immaculate

Condition. Done 7500 Kms.15.5

Lakhs. Contact 9908253086.

(HYHA/2526/C02157)

MARUTI WAGONR 2015 VXI Silky

Silver, done 61000kms, Second Owner,

Excellent Condition four Power Windows

2.75L Negotiable.Contact:9032033446,

9182887370. (B/2526/C00245)

11.2 ACRES, Mango Orchard, Owner

House, Watchman House (2 Borewells

Full Water) For Sale With All Facilities.

80 Km From Secunderabad Jubilee Bus

Stand, 10 Km From Siddipet, 8KM To

Karimnagar Highway, Konaipally Village.

1 Acre 60 Lakhs, Sathish Ph:

9866928444. (HYHA/2526/C02211)

NEARLY 5 Acres clear title Mango

Farm Land in Keesara main road 100

feet road.Owner is relocating Abroad.

Serious buyers please contact.

Ph:9000315766. (S/2526/C00731)

✔RENTAL INCOME ground floor

branded store price fixed at 3 cr

with 1.45 lakh rent pm at Banjara hills

for Sale .Contact Abhishek at

6309180250 pooja at 7995180250

(HYMM/2526/C01442)

COMMERCIAL OFFICE For Sale 6000

sft Fully Air Conditioned 50 Seater With

Manager Cabin, Conference Hall, Lunch

Area, Scooter & 3 Car Parking at

Banjara Hills Rd no: 12 Cont:

9885009830 (HYHA/2526/C01874)

PETROL BUNK for sale at Chowtuppal

Town, Main road, Yadadri, Bhuvanagiri

district. Contact: 9346779772,

8297881000 (S/2526/C00717)

ERRAGADDA METRO Station 3 Acres

Prime Retail Show Rooms, 11 Units

sizes. 5500 Sq.ft, 6323 Sq.Ft, 18000

Sq.Ft To 90000 Sq.Ft Available, Rate

18k to 20,000 per Sft negotiable.

Interested buyers Contact: 9866100245

(A/2526/C00256)

PRIME COMMERCIAL Property for

Sale first floor, 3000 Sqft, facing

Gachibowli main road, Liberty Plaza,

Toli Chowki (erstwhile Reliance).

Includes 3 covered parking spaces,

power supply, and ready to occupy.Ideal

for doctor’s clinics, dental practices,

medical services, or retail outlets.

Contact: 7013786286 (Imran)

(W/2526/AT000254)

✔

GHATKESAR, NFC circle,

Commercial plots 1547 sqyds,

100 ft r/f,3 side roads,near PS, 1.5 KM

ORR, 16 KM Uppal, near 200 ft M/Plan

road and upcoming big project. Call

8096022593. (HYHA/2526/C02253)

GHATKESAR GODOWN for sale: near

Police Station Edulabad road E/S corner

40ft/ 25ft road’s size: 45x54 270 sq.yds.

Totally GSI Blue- Sheet Shed 3-Rooms

500ft bore 1-HP Motor with LRS paid

Clear Title for 25K Per sq.yd Already

15K rent coming. Contact: 8648912345

(HYHA/2526/C02156)

EAST FACING 370 Sq yards 2000 Sq

feet (approx) duplex building for sale

residential/hostel/study rooms very near

Himayatnagar main road Contact

6281824064. (HYMM/2526/C01678)

✔MADHAPUR JAIN Capital Park

retail space long leased properties

5991 Sft & 7903 Sft for sale Rate 26,000

per Sft serious interested buyers

Contact: 9866100245. (S/2526/C00641)

SOMAJIGUDA READY to occupy A-

Grade retail space Ground & First floor

1950 Sft, 3350 Sft, 5725 Sft, 7035 Sft,

8400 Sft to 21,000 Sft for sale Rate 27 K

to 30 K per Sft, negotiable interested

Buyers. Contact: 9866100245

(S/2526/C00642)

CELLAR + G+4 Building for sale

including 18 Flats and 3 Shops on 540

Sq.yards at Gokul Theatre sub lane

Erragadda Hyd Contact: 9849666580,

9290084785 (A/2526/C00235)

4000 SFT Rental income Property

sale at Financial District 9+9 Years

lease M.N.C Company client Total

500000 Sft Building Call: 9963047088,

9989239558. (A/2526/C00238)

60 SQ.YDS, North East Facing Two

side Road. Three Storied Building

(Three Mulgies plus Two floors)

getting Rent 50,000/- at Tirumala Hills,

Asmangadh, Dilsuknagar. Contact:

8886268789. (A/2526/IC00015)

IMMEDIATE SALE Heart of Hyderabad

city, Kotti, Bank Street, Main Road

facing 600 Sft. Commercial property, 20

yards undivided land, Lower Ground

Floor. Best suitable for Polyclinic,

Pharma Distribution, Tutorials etc., only

63 Lakhs . Contact: Dr.M.N.Rao,

9849746252 (B/2526/C00243)

COMMERCIAL SEMI Commercial

plots, Jubilee Hills 1200 Sq.Yds

Madhapur, Office & Hostels 500 Sq.Yds,

Guchibowli Financial Dist 300, 1000

Sq.Yds, Hi-Tech City 600, 1500,

S.R.Nagar 400 Sq.Yds.Ph:8019619758,

9701117770. (A/2526/C00252)

✔MALKAJIGIRI LONG Leased

Propertys Max Retail Space 16526

Sq.Ft, Rate.16000 Per Sq.Ft & Office

Space 2244 Sft, 16300 Sft , Rate 12500

Per Sft Negotiable, Interested Buyers

Contact.9866100245 (A/2526/C00255)

✔

MEDCHAL ON NH - 44, 10,000

Sq.Yds of Land in parts is available

in between Dabilpur and Kallakal after

125 Ft Road Widening. Cont :

9963616777. (HYHA/2526/C02027)

✔

MARGADARSHI COLONY

Rasoolpura Begumpet

Commercial Cum Residential 206 sq

yds ground + 2 Floors Roof Height 18

Ft in Gf, Very Strong Pillar

Construction Phone: 9849658661,

9704005599. (HYHA/2526/C02040)

560 SQUARE Yds, Commercial

Building For Sale, G+2, JaiBhavani Bar

& Restarent Building, Netajinagar,

Mogalka Nala, Pillar No:102,N/S/Face

Rental Income 4 Lakh ph: 9848035071,

7032194227 (HYHA/2526/C02187)

SALE: SEMI- Commercial building,

near Road No.36, Jubileehills. Plot

683 Sqyds. Stilt + 4 Floors. Builtup

14,000 Sft. Suitable for offices,

hospitals and hotels. 9573392969,

8498814679. (HYHA/2526/C01901)

✔

KONDAPUR MAIN Road

Commercial building ideal for

Hospital / Commercial for sale: six

floors with a basement with a Built-Up

Area: 19,645 Sq.ft with a total Land

Size: 700 Sq.Yards. It has an existing

tenants. Seller Info: NRI customer.

Please communicate to my mail:

vreddy9@gmail.com or Whatsapp:

8074384410 (S/2526/C00723)

COMMERCIAL BUILDING 10000 sft

available for Sale / Lease in Sultan

Bazar, Koti. Phone: 9966012123.

(HYHA/2526/C02183)

KUKATPALLY INDP Commercial

building for sale G+2, 80 sq yds beside

Kukatpally metro station on highway road.

Ph 9885736778. (HYHA/2526/C02138)

NORTH EAST Corner 270 Sq.yds

G+3 Floor, Prime Location, 400

Meters from L.B.Nagar Metro Station

Junction with Rental Income. Contact

9248099982. (B/2526/IC00022)

COMMERCIAL SPACE, 5000 Sft for

Sale, 4th floor at SBR CV Tower, above

Karachi Bakery, Madhapur. Contact

9177444255. (S/2526/C00601)

PROPERTIES AT Wellington Road

Marredpally, property at Durga Vihar

Trimulgherry, Nagpur Highway

commercial property at Medchal Royal

Rajputana Co 9030091652 /

9676031216 (HYMM/2526/C01724)

PRIME COMMERCIAL property

Banjara Hills, Road No.12 G+4

600 sqyds, Attapur 450 sqyds, G+4,

Masabtank, 350 sqyds, G+4, available

Plotting development site available

at 3 acers+ 3 acers+ 1 acer.

Ph: 9848155501, 9492786088.

(HYHA/2526/C02232)

COMMERCIAL SPACES available for

Sale/ Lease on 2nd, 4th & 5th floors,

sizes 807, 1350, 1596,1885, 2210,

2723, 3105, 5269, 6249, 24,285 sq.ft

Pre-leased spaces are available on

ground, 1st, 2nd & 3rd floor, Size:

2210, 2574, 2723, 3105, 9774 sq.ft. @

Jain’s Balaji Big Town, Safilguda,

Malkajgiri, Call 9886652700

(W/2526/AT000077)

✔SANATH NAGAR main road,

Fairmount Fortune One, shops

for sale, 323sft, 414 sft & 2082 sft.

Jeet 7877699999 (9 am - 9 pm)

(HYHA/2526/C02068)

COMMERCIAL G+3 building for sale

near Paradise Circle Metro,

Secunderabad. 405 sq. yds plot, 8200

sq.ft built- up.Ideal for banks,offices,

clinics, institutes or showrooms.

Clear title, high visibility, prime road

access. Great ROI potential. Serious

buyers, call 7680018504, 9490493822.

(HYHA/2526/C02227)

ELLAPUR, 75 sq yds, Commercial

with Corner plot sale at Jyothirao puley

Colony, Very Near to My Home Sayuk,

Vajram High Range Apartments, Quite

Opposite Manthana International school.

Ph:9885286593 (HYMM/2526/C01659)

COMMERCIAL SPACE For Sale @

Uppal- Narapally, G+5 Floors Main

Road Building, Spaces Available in

4th & 5th Floor 1265 sft to 4585 sft.

Ph-9886652700. (W/2526/AT000079)

FARM HOUSE @ Manneguda 4 BHK

East Facing On 4500 Sq.yds, 36gts

With Swimming Pool & All Amenities

Only 50km From Appa Junction New

Bijapur Highway. Ph:9885138786.

(HYMM/2526/C01699)

1 ACRE 12 Guntas (6300 sq. yds.)

farm house for sale with compound

wall facing 30 feet BT road in

Adraspally Village, 10 km from

Shameerpet. 120 Mango and 25 other

trees. Contact: 9963259933

(HYHA/2526/C01941)

MEDCHAL, FARM House Sale.

Swimming pool, Lawns, Beautiful

lighings, Fruit plants, Kitchen Garden,

Outdoor Pantry, Covered carpark,

Servant & Store room : 9841057333

(HYMM/2526/C01691)

FOR SALE fully furnished with AC,

Geyser, TV, E/F, 2 BHK flat at

Anandbagh M Road 635 Sft, Uds 25.96

Sq.Yds, ground floor. Call: 6366628142,

8886127127. (S/2526/C00746)

ECIL-”X”ROADS Near Talluri theater

2 BHK 1100 Sft N/F & 3 BHK 1500 Sft

E/F Flats, Lift, generator, car parking,

manjeera, Bore water. Contact

Builder: 8607616194, 9246538057

(HYMM/2526/C01441)

GAJULARAMARAM, BRS Subha

Nilayam, 2BHK, 1250 sft, 4th Floor, East

Facing, Car parking, Lift, Gated

Community, Bank Loan. Ph:

9959483139 (HYMM/2526/C01707)

GANDHINAGAR MAIN road 2 Bhk

1110 sft, 100 Sft parking, lift, generator,

new cupboards. For sale contact:

9848447171 (HYHA/2526/C02208)

HABSIGUDA STREET No-8 Near

Cricket Stadium 2 BHK New Deluxe Flat

1310 Sft, E/F, 8,400/- Per Sft.Immediate

Sale. Ph: 9246368475, 9849506039

(HYHA/2526/C02249)

2BHK 1165 SFT, East facing, fully

furniture, 40 feet road, Huda layout

@ Maha Gaytri colony,(Surya

nagar)Hayath nagar. 9491039011

(HYMM/2526/C01553)

2 BHK, 1200 Sft East Facing, Car

Parking, Semi Furnished, Samrajya

Laxmi Towers, Himayatnagar, 4th Floor,

5 Floor Building, 21 Years old.

Ph:9110339568. (B/2526/C00240)

MAHINDRA ASHVITA, Gated

Community, Hitec City, Garden Facing,

2 BHK, 1262 Sft, West Facing, 1st Floor,

All Amenities. Rs.1.37 Lacs.

Ph:9989056533 (W/2526/AT000262)

ASMANGADH- SAIDABAD- Adjacent

lane Capital Hotel, T.V.Tower, Sai

Sundaram, Opposite to Holy Mother

Grammar School- 2 BHK Flats of 1108

Sft, work commenced. Contact:

9000204280. (A/2526/C00248)

VANASTHALIPURAM, VERY near to

National Highway, Brond new super

deluxe, 2 BHK flats, Ready to

Occupy. Ph: 9848436261, 9848397377,

9000020234. (HYHA/2526/C01997)

EAST FACING 2 bhk flats budget flats

for sale at moti nagar nearby AGI

greenpac limited 1st and 2nd floor only

scooter parking. Contact: 9100004144

(HYHA/2526/C02143)

ADARSHNAGAR NEAR Birla temple,

three Flats, each 2 bhk, 1100 sft, 85

lakhs, 10 years old, each floor one flat

only, Ph: 9705991886/ 9246042013/

9615505152. (HYHA/2526/C02215)

GATED COMMUNITY project Brand

New 2 BHK luxury flat for sale

Manikonda shaikpet GHMC Approved

1150 Sq.ft Flat on 1st floor With modern

Amenities Club house, swimming pool,

Gym, indoor games, many more Loan

Facility Available Per square feet 8500/-

direct owner call: 7337480615.

(HYHA/2526/C02216)

2 BHK flat for sale at begumpet flat

no.506, 1100 sft with car parking near

pancha kattu dosa lane contact:

9949555085 (HYHA/2526/C02234)

2 BHK Flat for sale, North facing, 3rd

floor, 95 Lakhs negotiable, Indrapuri

Railway Colony, West Marredpally,

Secunderabad. Contact: 9394455699,

9080505053. (S/2526/C00714)

✔2 BHK Semi Furnished Flat at

Murad Nagar, Mehdipatnam For 55

Lacs All Inclusive - 7702793344.

(HYHA/2526/C02168)

NALLAGANDLA, 2 BHK 1023 Sft East

& West Facing Flats, nr Citizen Hospital

for Sale @ 78 Lakhs Including

Amenities, Possession Sep’25.

9908193007 (HYHA/2526/C02220)

RAJENDRA NAGAR Upparpally, Pillar

No.195, Hyderabad, 2 BHK flat, E/F,

1149 Sft, car park, 2 lifts, 24 hours

water. Rs.55 Lakhs. Genuine buyers

Contact: 7386798574. (S/2526/C00733)

2 BEDROOM Flat for Sale @ 950 Sft,

East Facing, One year old Apartment

with Lift & Parking at Vidya Nagar, New

Nallakunta, Opp. Rly Station. Contact

Owner: 9848831740, 9542555169,

7989717806. (B/2526/C00234)

FLAT FOR Sale at Abids, Semi

furnished flat, 3 BHK, 1730 Sft, 2nd floor,

Surabhi Shradha Apts, Ahuja Estate,

Abids, Perfect vaastu, 2 lifts, 24 hrs

water supply, standby generator, cellar

parking, 2nd floor open play area, Bank

Loan available. Contact: 9502287627,

9246524212. (B/2526/C00217)

✔NEW PERFECT vasthu 3 BHK

flats with two car parking @

Ashoknagar for details please

contact 8106287873/ 9963814987

(HYHA/2526/C02121)

SUPER LUXURY, Vaastu compliant Four

Bedroom flats, West facing, 3176 sq.ft.

each, Three numbers with servant

quarter, 2 car parkings per flat convertible

to 4 parkings.Swimming Pool/ Aqua Gym/

Sitting Lobby on each floor, prime location

at opposite Police Command Towers,

Road No.12, Banjara Hills. Contact:

9989223337 (W/2526/AT000237)

BANJARA HILLS, Road No.12, 6 Flats,

all 3 BHK, 1900 Sq.ft each, G+2

available for Sale. Interested please

contact 9902916432. (S/2526/C00673)

✔BANJARAHILLS, ROAD No:12,

3BHK luxurios Flat, 3388 sq.feet,

Gated Community with Gym, Rooftop

Swimming pool and many more

amenities 10,500/-per sqft Contact:

9966255454 (HYMM/2526/C01578)

BANJARAHILLS ROAD no.3.Trendset

ville, Gated community, 2570 Sft, 3

BHK, East facing, 4 car parking, Duplex

flat for sale, Price 14,000 per Sft

Negotiable. Mr.Srinivas.J 9550218999.

(HYMM/2526/C01731)

SALE: READY to Occupy New Bhoiguda

3 BHK Brand New 2000 Sft Deluxue

Flats, Opp: Gandhi Hospital 2 Min Walk

From Metro Station, Quality Construction

OC Released. Save on GST. Ph:

7330926667. (HYHA/2526/C01931)

ERRAGADDA METRO Station 3 Acres,

3 BHK 360 units High Profile Ultra

Luxury Gated community 1645 Sq.Ft To

2175 Sq.Ft flats for sale, Rate 1.69 Cr to

2.29 Cr Negotiable, all World Class

Amenities, Interested Buyers Contact:

9908107980 (A/2526/C00254)

FILMNAGAR HIGH Profile class

segment 4 BHK & 5 BHK premium Ultra

luxury Gated Community 8000 Sft to

14000 Sft North East Facing corner flats

for Sale all 5 Star Amenities Interested

buyers. Contact: 9866100245,

9618339849. (A/2526/C00232)

GACHIBOWLI PREMIUM Resi 3 BHK

2335 sft W/F Corner, Rajapushpa

Provincia, Narsingi, Financial Dist. UDS

40 Sq. yds,14th Floor, 3 bathrooms,

100% Vastu, 2 Balconies, 2 Parkings

with all Amenities. 9873078782

(HYHA/2526/C02146)

NEW FLATS for sale 3 Bedroom 2140

Sqft with 102 Sq.yds undivided share Land

only 3 Flats All Amenities including Car

Parking, Lift, Completion by December

Gourinathapuram Yellareddyguda Close to

Radhikha Asianplex. Loans Arranged.

Contact: 8074046517, 9290698340

(HYMM/2526/C01701)

HIMAYATNAGAR street no. 6, 3 BHK

Flat 1800 sft on 6th floor for sale contact

: 9440091832 (HYMM/2526/C01694)

CHEGUR- OPP, Kanha Shanthi Vanam

Centre and beside Kanha Medical

Centre Sai Komal 1BHK- 688 Sft, 2

BHK- 1298 Sft, 3 BHK- 1365, 1850,

2136 and 2200 Sft Flats, work in

progress. Contact: 9000204280.

(A/2526/C00245)

SIVAM ROAD- CE Colony, Opposite

lane to Papaji Dhabha- Tirumala Apt

Ready to occupy 3 BHK 2200 Sft Flat

possession ready Contact: 9000204280

(A/2526/C00246)

JUBILEEHILLS- EXCELLENT 3 BHK

Flat of 2768 Sft with 3 Balconies

overlooking GHMC herbal park on Road

22A, full interiors with 3 Car Parking,

servant room, along with 258.34 Sq.Yds

of U.D.S in Jahnavi Elite Apartment only

six Flats are there 5 years old. Contact:

9000204280. (A/2526/C00247)

GOPANPALLY- DIAMOND Heights

near Wipro Junction 1750 Sft, 3 BHK

Flats possession ready to occupy.

Contact: 9000204280. (A/2526/C00249)

3 BHK Flat. Raghava Towers, NW

facing, Bala Sai Mandir Road, Gagan

Mahal Colony, Domalguda. 1500 sft, 3

Balconies, Puja Room, 2 Bathrooms,

Car Park. Contact 9949041035. No

Agents (HYHA/2526/C01731)

1600 SFT., 3 BHK, west facing on 2nd

and 5th floor at Kondapur, Sriramnagar,

B- Block, 2nd cross, walkable distance

from the main road, 100% vastu

compliant, complete false ceiling, lift, car

parking, 24 hours water and 100%

power backup, given on rent for 45,000/-

. Cash parties preferred. Contact

9866659995 (HYHA/2526/C02038)

✔

BASHEERBAGH PALACE Colony,

New Luxury Super Deluxe Flats

for Sale, 3 BHK 1850 sft, 4 BHK 2800

sft. Contact Jeet 7877699999 (9 am-9

pm) (HYHA/2526/C02069)

IMMEDIATE SALE Great Deal:3 BHK

Flat 1742 sqft, at Himayatnagar, semi-

furnished, Excellent condition, well-

maintained Apartment. beside VDCL,

ST.19. Kids Play Garden. Serious

buyers only. WhatsApp: 9849500871.

(HYHA/2526/C02101)

✔

NO GST perfect vasthu

luxury 3 BHK flats ready to

occupy @ Banjara hills gym/ party

hall ph: 8106287873/ 9963814987.

(HYHA/2526/C02120)

BANJARA HILLS- Road No. 12 Luxury

Flats Gated Community Fortune One

by Sri Sreenivasa 4 BHK 3545 Sft East

Facing With Servant Room, 3 Car

Parking, Contact Agent Kesav Ph:

9866618796 (HYHA/2526/C02214)

KAMLAPURI COLONY, Phase-2, flat

for sale 3 BHK 1560 Sft fully furnished

with one car parking W/F 5th floor 8 year

old 100% vastu rate 1.5 cr nego: in

Banjara hills brand new flat available in

gated community Contact: 9550778299,

9848440906 (HYHA/2526/C02219)

BEGUMPET GATED Community All

Amenities, premium interiors, vastu,

Ventilation Corner, 2385 Sft, Uds:117.

Only: 2.40 Cr. Also Br- New VIP Loc

premium E/fc Vastu 2350 sft, uds:130.

Madhapur 2500sft, Br- New Gated

Community premium, luxury with

Interiors, & total Luxury furniture A/C’s

fixtures & fittings.3.25 Cr. Ph:

9246587877 (HYHA/2526/C02237)

HIMAYATHNAGAR Brand New Flats 4

BHK 4000 Sft East-Facing, 3500 Sft 4

BHK north facing, 2500 Sft 3 BHK East

Facing, 2000 Sft 3 BHK East Facing,

price per Sft Rs.12500 Ready to occupy

Contact Hyderabad Properties:

9052572149 (HYHA/2526/C02239)

JUBILEE HILLS Road No.2, very prime

location, 3 BHK 1672 Sft., 75 SY UDS,

East face, 100% vaastu, recently

renovated old Apartment, second floor,

can be used for residential/ commercial

purposes, expecting 1.5 Cr negotiable,

Call: 98490-44544 (A/2526/C00186)

FILM NAGAR, Jubilee Hills. New

Ready-to-Move.4-BHK East Face @

Prime Location. 3800 sft + Servant

Room. UDS 130 yds. Ph: 8886511101

(HYMM/2526/C01669)

MADHAPUR, RAVINDRA society

immediate after jubileehills, Road no 9,

ready to occupy, 2000 sft 3bhk flats,

stilt+5 floors with sufficient water,.

contact builder. 7093608447

(HYMM/2526/C01631)

SALE FOR 3 BHK Flat @ Kakatiya Hills,

2100 Sft, 4th floor, East facing, Flat No-

401, Car parking, Generator, Lift, GHMC

& Bore water etc, available. Its 6 yrs old

Standalone building stilt +5 floors, price:

1.95 Cr, Contact: 9392317425,

8885497199. (A/2526/C00212)

NEW FLAT for Sale, 3 BHK, East

Facing, 2220 Sq. Ft., Hill top colony,

Khairatabad. Dwarkapuri colony Road,

Panjagutta. Contact: 9985784143.

(HYHA/2526/C02192)

KOKAPET GOLDENMILE Road near

Allu Studios Luxurious 3BHK Flats for

sale with Clubhouse, Gym.Few Flats Left.

Call: 8885411122 (HYHA/2526/C02058)

UPCOMING JBS- Shamirpet Metro.

Better Connectivity, Better Living at

Kowkur.Ready to Occupy 1,715 & 1,945

Sft Flats. Just Rs. 102 Lakhs. Ph:

7674831986. (HYHA/2526/C02127)

3 BHK Premium Flat for Resale @ Nectar

Gardens, Madhapur, 2500 Sft, North East,

2nd floor gated community contact

7032293256 (HYHA/2526/C02186)

4 BHK, North Facing, 3000 sft, 6th Floor,

in Single floor, 2 big halls, Marble flooring,

Vineer woodwork, Modular kitchen, 2big

cabinets in Hall, 4 ACs, 2 car parking,

False roofing, Chandelier in hall, located

in Manasarovar Heights, Phase2,

Secunderabad, Contact:9908212224

(W/2526/AT000256)

CZECH COLONY, Sanathnagar,

Imperial Avenue, Ultra Luxury 3 & 4

BHK Flats, in Gated Community, under

construction, handing over by

December 2025, available for sale.

Contact: 7799662800, 7799662400.

(A/2526/C00165)

✔SECUNDERABAD WEST

Marredpally Nehru Nagar 3BHK

1850 sqft plus 100 sqft Covered

Garage Complete Woodwork Marble

Floor 3 Airconditioners Excellent

Condition 1.80 Cr WhatsApp

9310177334 (HYMM/2526/C01424)

ADITYA EXPRESS Towers Shaikpet

Jubilee Hills, Gated community, 1700

Sft, Three BHK, Brand new, ready to

occupy, East, 12th floor, Abundant

natural light, club house, swimming

pool, children play area, 2 Car parking.

Ph:9010155000, 9703000901.

(A/2526/C00206)

MADHAPUR (SOMAJIGUDA Gated

Community 2350 sft, 3BHK Premium

Flat Vastu, Ventilation decent Interiors.

Next:Somajiguda New, 2,500 / 1804 sft,

N/fc. /Panjagutta New, Chance,

2,300,1745 Sft) Madhapur Chance

Gated Community Brand New 2,500 sft,

fully- Furnished worth 60 Laks, Highend

super furniture, complete fixtures.Gated

Amenities. 3.25 Crores. M: 9246587877

(HYHA/2526/C01910)

SUCHITRA 3 BHK, East facing, semi

furnished flat for sale at CR Enclave,

Spring Field Colony. Contact:

9848991000. (A/2526/C00194)

3 BHK Duplex Flat 1250 Sft, car

parking, Sai Mitra Mansion, Flat 4,

opp Keyes High School, Secunderabad.

Ph:9989233490, 9701630289

(S/2526/C00722)

TRIMULGHERRY, 11 years old 3 BHK

1905 sft fully furnished north facing

corner flat in Vasavi Grande Vista,

Dairy Farm Road having 2 car parking.

Gated community has Gym, play- area

and club-house. price 1.15 Cr Call

9492841908. (HYHA/2526/C02181)

3 BHK for Sale 66 Lakhs fixed,

Lakefield apts, Kalyanpuri, Uppal. One

KM from stadium metro station. East

facing, power backup, lift, car parking, 4

years old, 1450 sft, 58 UDS. Call: 789-

333-2345 (W/2526/AT000268)

SPACIOUS 3 BHK, 1500 Sft flat for sale

Serenity Space Apartment, Fort View

Colony, Road No.12, nera Pillar No.179,

Upperpally with lift, car parking facility.

Contact 9848181124, 9666912810

(HYHA/2526/C02035)

FLATS FOR Sale Fort Heritage at

Lakdikapul Ready to Move 1755 sft to

2250 sft 3 bhk Flats Gated Communiy

Rera & Ghmc Approved Call

9866002786. (HYHA/2526/C02206)

INDEPENDENT House For Sale, 2

BHK 200 Sq.yds West Facing In

Badangpet. Contact: 8897986147,

9177503255. (HYMM/2526/C01565)

✔RISALABAZAR, BOLLARAM,

premnagar colony, Cantonment

Hospital Back side, 2 New Independent

Houses East Facing 145 Sqyds 85

Lakhs, 157 Sqyds 95 Lakhs.

8886796969. (HYMM/2526/C01638)

CHIKKADPALLY SEMI Commercial

240 sq.yds & 200 sq.yds Independent

Houses for sale. Contact : 9290882680

(HYMM/2526/C01727)

HASTHINAPURAM, JUST 1.5km from

LB Nagar metro 220 Sqyds (S+4)

6700sft house for sale. Lift & loan avail.

Ph: 9640021166 (HYHA/2526/C02057)

HAYAT NAGAR, Veerabhadra Colony,

near Sub-Registrar Office,

Vijayawada Highway. G+2 ,267sq.

yards East facing, house for sale.

6300772131 (HYMM/2526/C01552)

BESIDE MAHESHWARAM Electronic

Sez, HMDA & RERA Approved, Maytri

Group Community 2BHK & Duplex

Villas For Sale, Ready to Move.ph:

9703240111. (HYMM/2526/C01593)

✔INDEPENDENT HOUSE, Two

Bed Room, 251 Square Yards,

Road No 10, Brundaavan Colony,

Saroor Nagar, Hyderabad. No

Brokers. Contact: 9949141985

(W/2526/AT000259)

BODUPPAL DECENT Colony 150

Sq.yds, 2 BHK Independent House,

East facing, 100% vastu, Car parking, 9

years construction, Price 95 Lakhs.

Contact: 9848448400, 9848350096.

(S/2526/C00726)

HOUSE FOR sale G+1 87, Sqyrds.

Situated at Raghavendra Nagar,

Nacharam, Uppal, with All facilities,

contact 9704872284, 9701632493

(HYMM/2526/C01718)

INDEPENDENT OLD House for Sale

at Medical & Health Colony

Vanasthalipuram No agents Please

call 7386510660/ 7670859013

(HYHA/2526/C02184)

ADARSHNAGAR INDEPENDENT

House for Sale. 7000 Sft approx, G+3

Floors, Fully Furnished, 210 Sq.Yds,

North Facing. Interested Contact:

9848456690. (B/2526/C00236)

EAST-FACING, 240 sq yds plot, 5500

sq ft building for Sale in Banjara Hills,

Rd No.10, ground, first, second floors &

cellar. a lift, solar system, 9347514121

(HYMM/2526/C01671)

BANJARAHILLS ROAD no:3 Aurora

colony 504 Sqyds S+G+5, Brand New

Flats per Floor 3BHK 2680 sft, 2car

park, total 13400 sft +10car parking.

Total Buliding/ Individual Flats.

Contact: 9959616234, 9014444455

(HYHA/2526/C02217)

BODUPPAL, PNT Colony, 266

Sq.Yards G+2 Independent House For

Sale West Face, 3 Car Par kings,

Contact: 7013027189, 8096444404

(HYMM/2526/C01709)

BOWENPALLY MARKET near

pallavi school Gated community 220

sqy East 2000/sqft total wood work

servent quarter 2.75cr negotiable ph:

9849137724 (HYHA/2526/C02154)

FIVE BEDROOM Independent House,

East facing, 250 Square Yards,

Mahendra Hills, East Marredpally,

Secunderabad. Expected Rs.3 CR.

Contact: 9246546501, 9391018405.

(S/2526/C00705)

HAYATHNAGAR 214 sq yds G+2+

penthouse, N/F 30feet Road, 6000

sqft area, Rents up to 60000/-,

2.30 cr, Negotiable. Ph:9704667883

(HYHA/2526/C02133)

INDEPENDENT HOUSE, 126

Sq.Yds, G+1, Southeast, for Sale at

Asbestos Society Colony, IDBL

Kukatpally, clear title. Genuine buyers.

Ph:8309046383, 9390895079.

(A/2526/C00236)

KAKATHIYA HILLS, near jubileehills

335 Sq.Yds gated community 5000

Sft buildup area brand new villa

ready to move available for Sale.

Price: 14cr Please Call Serious buyer

Ph:9581779779 (A/2526/IC00014)

DANDAMUDI ENCLAVE 267 Yds, S/F,

HMDA Gated, Buildup Area 5800 Sft,

New Triplex Premium Villa, 4 BHK,

Home Theatre, 2 Car Parking. Ph:

9666622546 (HYMM/2526/C01663)

INDEPENDENT FURNISHED

Bungalow for Sale at Masabtank,

Behind Cha Cha Nehru Park,

Hyderabad. Plot Area: 400 Sq.Yards,

Super Built- up Area: 6,978 Sft, with

North-East facing Prime location, ideal

for residential.Clear title.Serious buyers

only contact: 9703433554/ 9848020357

(HYHA/2526/C02000)

KOMPALLY, GUNDLAPOCHAMPALLY

G+2, 4 BHK, 2145 Sft Villa Sale in

Gated Community at Oorigatha Grand

3, Rs.10,250/- per Sft. Contact:

9959400079 (HYHA/2526/C02129)

G+2 + Penthouse registered, clear

title, 222 square yards @ Pillar

No.100, Netaji Nagar near main road,

price 3.20 Crore (negotiable).Genuine

buyers contact 9440339011

(HYHA/2526/C02165)

VASANTHANAGAR KPHB Colony

244 syds South face 1500 sft 3 bhk

house & Kondapur 200 syds G+5

floors new hostel buliding rent 3.5

lakhs for sale. 9573392969,

9121197972. (HYHA/2526/C02218)

ATTAPUR HYDERGUDA Sirimallenagar

Independent House For Sale 125

Sqyards West Facing 40 Feet CC Road

HUDA Layout G+1, GF- 2 BHK and Car

Park FF- 2 BHK, Loan Any Bank

Available Ph: 8309035588/ 9494241105.

(HYHA/2526/C02062)

JNTU,VASANTH Nagar Independent

House, 260 Yards, 1300 Sft, G/F, 3

BHK, Clear Title, Beside NTR Statue

Junction, Vasanth Nagar, Kukatpally.

Broker Excuse, Owner 8500768055

(HYHA/2526/C02132)

JUBILEE HILLS Prime location, with

prime membership, 5 BHK Ind House

for Sale 1300 Sq Yds, East facing.

9866336356. (W/2526/AT000271)

JUBILEE HILLS luxury gated

community villa @BNRhills 5bhk

fully furnished like new unused

mansion for HNI individuals

owner 9010393888 9703618008.

(HYHA/2526/C02167)

KOMPALLY: NEAR Prestige Park, 320

sq.yds, 2000 sq.ft builtup area,

Independent 3BHK with lawn for sale.

Gated community. Ph:8008487666,

8143249777 (HYMM/2526/C01501)

✔

KOMPALLY, TRIPLEX New Villa,

Well Furnished, With Internal Lift.

@ NCL Colony, Beside Delhi School, 5

BHK, 3545 Sft. N/E facing road @ 3.5

Cr. 9440631039 & 9390020319

(HYMM/2526/C01644)

KONDAPUR, HYDERABAD, VILLA

small gated community, Lahari

Homes, 3500 sft 325 sqyds, East 4

BHK gym/ HT, servant, 24x7

security, community hall large

Central Park lot of greenery,

Manjeera water. 6 cr negotiable.

9000019312 (HYMM/2526/C01667)

INDEPENDENT HOUSE for sale,

Rental income Building in Madhapur,

Hyderabad. Contact: 7893466219.

(A/2526/C00239)

DOUBLE STORIED Building on

379 sq.yds house for sale near Sri Ram

Nagar Colony, Masabtank Hyderabad.

Contact:Us Number -001-4088356187,

whatsapp: +14088356187

(HYHA/2526/C02162)

MOINABAD, EUROPEAN Style

Airconditioned Duplex Villa 600 sft,

with complete Luxurious Furniture,

Furnishings, Equipment and all

Amenities, for immediate sale. for

further details including Price

contact on WhatsApp No. 00974-

71860220.brokers stay away

(HYMM/2526/C01595)

MOKILA PRIME Location, Luxury 5

BHK Triplex Villa, 3300 Sft, Home

Theater, 3 Car parking, Villa in

Apartment Price. Owner 6302334902,

7207112777. (S/2526/C00620)

NEAR PEDDAMBERPET, Maytri

group Community, MIVAN Technology

Construction, 4BHK Premium Luxury

Duplex 516 Villas For Sale, 4.5Acres

Luxury Park, One Lakh Sft luxury

premium Club House. HMDA & RERA

Approved. Ph: 9703240111.

(HYMM/2526/C01594)

TWO FLOORS house, 350 yards (70’

x 45’) Plot 204, Defence Colony,

Sainikpuri, Bhavans Degree College

Road. Contact 9490024411,

9441808123 (W/2526/AT000249)

✔

ANUPURAM BETWEEN

Sainikpuri and ECIL 27 Years

Old G+1 Independent. House (2500

sft) on 654 Sq.Yards, For Sale. @ 5.

25 Cr. Contact: 98484 98461.

(HYMM/2526/C01664)

SECUNDERABAD KARKHANA,

Beside Masjid 88 Sq.yd, G+1,

Independent house with 4 bedroom,

2 living room, 2 kitchen, 3 bathroom,

balcony, tap water, borewell

facility, CCTV, Invertor & parking,

Contact:- 9700913600/ 6309726607

(HYHA/2526/C02078)

BUILDING G + 2 + Pent House at

Tilaknagar Judges Colony 250 square

yards with 2 Water Connections and

1 Bore 40 feet road and Dimension 50 x

45 for Immediate Sale: 9247432158,

9700664494 (HYMM/2526/C01735)

LUXURIOUS DUPLEX Villa for Sale at

Yapral 241sq yards 2345sft built up

4 bedrooms 3 bathroom with woodwork

West facing Vastu compliant 2.80cr

negotiable contact 9849057124.

(HYHA/2526/C02159)

INDEPENDENT HOUSE for sale at

Malakpet G+2, 125 Sq.yds, bit from

main road, current rent fetching is

35,000 per month, asking price is 85,000

per Square yard. Call 8688992775,

Whatsapp +13317030968, for more

details. (S/2526/C00699)

G+2 STOREY Building ,7 BHK Duplex

+ 3 x 3BHK,320 Sq yards in a peaceful

colony, Tolichowki,For Sale Rate:3.9 CR

(negotiable)Can be yield a rentals up to

2L per month,Contact:+91-8096105144

(HYHA/2526/C02262)

2000-3000 SQYARD GAGANPAHAD,

40ft Road, Industrial Area, 30k

negotiable. Clear title. Bank loan

available. 9923093845 / 8686671762.

(HYHA/2526/C02170)

INDRAKARAN, PASHAMMYLARAM

4000 S.yds, 7 acres, Shivampet 3.5 acres

with 21000 sft shed, Ismailkhanpet 30

acres peri urban, 12 acres Residential

for sale. Ananthmourya Enterprise,

Ph: 9866984689, 8309264275.

(HYHA/2526/C02191)

✔INDUSTRIAL LAND at Jangaon.

Open Industrial plots of

approx.1300 and 7000 square yards

for sale in Jangaon. Contact:

9820202640. (HYHA/2526/C01892)

INDUSTRIAL OPEN land available

for outright, sale, lease in Medchal,

Gagillapur, Vavilal, Kazipally. 50 k sft

Godown available in kazipally

near Bowrampet 1 km from ORR exit

5. Ph: 9100498671, 9704035184

(HYMM/2526/C01656)

✔INDUSTRIAL LAND of 100 Acres

on Development Basis is

available near Muppireddypally TGIIC

Industrial Area near to Medchal on

NH-44 and 35 Acres on development

basis for Warehouses Purpose also

available at Kokkonda - Kolthur near

TGIIC Seed Park area : 9963616777.

(HYHA/2526/C02026)

INDUSTRIAL LAND 2000 Sq.Yds at

Cherlapally Phase-I,Two Side Road

for sale also TSIIC Industrial lands

near Medchal, 5.5, 7.5, 8 Acres and

Bonthapalle, 4 Acres and also

Newly proposed Industrial Park

near Ravelkol Village, Medchal at

GOVT rates. Contact: 8074053913.

(S/2526/C00639)

FOR SALE Industrial/ Office Building

G+2 Floors, Rcc Bldg At Svcie, Phase

2, Balanagar With Power & Water

Conneciton, Built On 1000 Sq. Yards

Land, 2 Sides Road North &

West, Excellent Vaastu. Contact

Cell No. 98660-28060 / 99490-88622

(HYHA/2526/C02023)

RCC INDUSTRIAL shed for sale

Ground +Two floors (approx. 2300 sq ft.

) with 30 HP power connection is for

immediate sale. Two side road, very

close to swapna theater katedhan

industrial area, Rajendra Nagar, Very

close to main road. Contact :

8688438192 8099014589 / 9391014589

(HYMM/2526/C01717)

3 ACRES Land for Sale at Toopran -

Achampet Village, Masaipet

Mandal BT Road Bit, near Jamuna

Hatcheries Contact: 9885511110

(HYMM/2526/C01525)

✔

APPA JUNCTION to Aziz

Nagar main road 3000 Sq.yds

land for sale. For more details

Contact: 9704222345/ 8522015555.

(HYHA/2526/C02011)

VERY CHEAP Own Lands 1.1 Acres

80km to Bowenpally, 2 Km to NH44,

Total 78 Lakhs & 5.5 Acres with gate

compound wall fencing 38 Lakhs

per Acre Fixed. 80km to Bowenpally,

8km to NH44. Ph:9908820474

(W/2526/AT000273)

CHANDANAGAR SURAKSHA

Enclave 2100 Sqyards School Zone

55,000/- Per Sq.yard & Kadthal

Maisigandi Temple Near 3 Acres

Land, 1.80 Cr Per Acre Negotiable.

9246368475, 9885456650

(HYHA/2526/C02052)

LAND FOR SALE: 20.4 acres Land for

Immediate sale. 10 km from Sri

Kalahasthi, on road from Sri Kalahathi

to Chennai Road. Call: 9444174822,

9840037133 (HYMM/2526/C01599)

PRIME LAND for Immediate Sale.2420

Sq.yds behind Dandamudi BHEL

Enclave, Clear title. No Brokers,

Developers Please. Contact Whatsapp

9440095500. (S/2526/IC00051)

✔HANUMAKONDA - 1 ACRE Land

For Sale, Beside KUDA MAA City

Township, 1st Bit from Proposed 300

feet RRR, Junction of 8 Housing

Ventures & 6,000 Plots, 3 kms from

Outer Ring Road, nearby ORR

another 50 ventures & 20,000 Plots,

Suitable for Villa Venture, 9111 48

9999 (HYMM/2526/C01623)

SHANKARPALLY MAIN Road,

8 Acres, 111 G.O. Land for Farm land

or Villas Development or Sale No

Brokers. Clear Title. More Land

options available near ORR and RRR

from 1 Acre to 100 Acres all direct

owners. Contact: 7416926222,

7675096222. (A/2526/C00223)

MOINABAD, SHADNAGAR

Surrounding, Kethireddypally 2.5 Acres,

5 Acres Shabad 1 to 50 Acres

Available. M.G. Reddy. Ph: 9399373717

(HYHA/2526/C02087)

MODAPALLY VILLAGE, Balanagar

Mondal, near Shad Nagar, from

Benglore High way inside road 7 km , 2

Acres land N/E, corner bit. Road face

B.T. Road for Sale Ph: 9666307077/

9848019623. (HYHA/2526/C02149)

LANDS FOR sale Bangalore highway

NH- 44 shadnagar near RRR Road 2, 4,

7, 8, 10 acres lands for sale suitable for

venture, farmland, & best investments.

Ph: 9642073967, 9704032299

(HYHA/2526/C02194)

LAND FOR sale Bangalore highway

NH- 44 shadnagar near toll gate 1.5 km

,1 Acre red soil 1 Bore well price 1.6 cr

fixed. Ph: 9704032299, 9642073967

(HYHA/2526/C02195)

1 ACER Land For Sale At Damargidda

Village, Chevella Near Royal

Engineering College, 20 Guntas & 20

Guntas bit..R2 zone Land organo Villas

only 500m Cont:- 9177383893

(HYHA/2526/C02233)

172 SQYARDS south facing open Plot

for sale at Balaji Enclave Huda layout,

Kalyanpuri, Opp Survey of India, Uppal.

Contact 9010291391, 9849163529.

(HYHA/2526/C02247)

5 ACRES land 30km from

kompally, 3km from NH44. borewell

transformer two side matti road,

Rs.15000000/- @ acre, no brokarage

from owner 9949875105/ 9398184731

(W/2526/AT000234)

BEFORE MOINABAD YRS Circle from

hyway to 3 kilometres near by

saniyameerza academy 2 acres for sale.

9966169624 (HYHA/2526/C02254)

100 ACR land sale Narayanaked

Sangareddy distic beeti rood 40 ft price

10 lack per acr call 9381219453

(HYMM/2526/C01726)

RAIGIRI: 3 acres fully developed

Mango/ Lemon Crops, with House,

Borewell, Water Tank 500 meters

from RRR. Agent: 7569604150.

(HYHA/2526/C02229)

SANKARAPALLI ROAD, Janwada ( V )

17 Acres Land outright & Lease. 5

Borewells. Suitable : Convention halls,

Resorts, Farm Houses & 2 Acres Land

outright, Borewell, 2 Inches water.

Suitable : Resort, Farm house, 11 Cr

Acre & 726 yards Commercial, 60,000/-

yard Negotiable. No Broker (Direct

Buyers) AVRao: 9032224499

(HYMM/2526/C01690)

14 ACERS Shadnagar, 18,43 Acers

Jadcherla,3,5,7,10,15 Acers chevella,

lands available ,suitable plotting and

farms lands ph. 9849166756,

9849286999 (HYMM/2526/C01481)

LAND FOR Sale, 4 Acres 8 Guntas,

Shamirpet Main Road to Land Site

3 kms on Babaguda Road near

Patanjali Godowns, 3 Sides Road.

Ph:9949954025, 7075388146.

(S/2526/C00670)

SHAMIRPET 8 Acres Land,

Yadagirigutta Mallapur 1.30 Acres

Land for sale. Narapally Few Plots for

Sale @ T.VenkatReddy 9866429807

(HYHA/2526/C02163)

3 ACRES open land available for sale

near Shamshabad located in

Chauderguda Village with 20ft approach

road. Clean title with all documents

available. Suitable for - Farmhouse,

Farming, Plotting. Contact: 8897927752

(HYMM/2526/C01448)

✔

22 GUNTAS & 1 to 10acres Lands for

sale @ Proddutur (V) Shankarpally

(M) near Pragathi Resorts&Experium

9701234928 (HYMM/2526/C01432)

✔8.5 ACRES of commercial land

for SALE, highway Facing at 128

KM of Hyderabad-Vijayawada NH-65,

near NH-365 BB Khammam New

Highway Turning, near Suryapet

Municipal Limits. EV HUB 33, 11 KV

lines, suitable for convention, resort,

restaurant, villas. Backside 66’ road,

perimeter wall, 2100 sft duplex

house, Ph: 9849521666, 9700979666.

(HYMM/2526/C01728)

URGENT SALE Low price Open land

for sale, north facing ,near tarnaka,

lalapet flyover bridge, 47 sqf x 90 sqf

=470 square yard with GHMC Building

permission Suitable for Apartments,

School, Residency etc, for more details,

interested person please contact

8309292551 (HYHA/2526/C02086)

✔MANGO FARM, Bhongir to

Jagdevpur Highway, Road Bit,

Wadaparthy (V), 7.5 Acre Prime Nala

Land, Clear Title, 9849980999,

9949994024. (HYHA/2526/C02142)

ZAHEERABAD:25 Acres Farm Land at

Kohir, Village Billalpur, Sanga Reddy dist

with House, Mango and Lemon Crops, &

borewells, two sides entry. Agent:

7569604150 (HYHA/2526/C02228)

INDEPENDENT POSH Bungalows,

Open Plots, Villas available sale at

Jubilee Hills, Banjara Hills, Filmnagar,

Kondapur, Chandanagar, Somajiguda,

Ameerpet, Kompally and around

Hyderabad, Secunderabad locations,

Contact Pipara Realify. Ph:9848772222,

9848666600. (S/2526/C00633)

BANJARA HILLS, Road 1, Office/

Apartment 2457 Sft, West facing with

1 carpark. Suitable for Lawyers/

Doctors/ Corporate office/ Residential

M. 91000 08866. (HYHA/2526/C02182)

TRIPLEX BUILDING with 1500 Sq.yds

& 12 Open Plots available for Sale in

Gated community near Chilkur. Contact

9959611112 (HYHA/2526/C02131)

WEST MARREDPALLY House for

Sale, 166.66 Sq.yds East facing near

Kasturba College. Street 8, Habsiguda

Plot South facing. 3 BHK Flat, East

facing, Laxmi Gardens. 200 Yards

West facing Old House, Lions Club,

West Marredpally. Ph:9866053754,

6302944277. (S/2526/C00666)

ABDULLAPUR (V) Hayathnagar (M)

R.R.District, 397 Sq.Yds East Facing

Vasudha Nagar Colony, behind HP

Petrol pump. suitable for Fruit Godown.

Ph:9391034922. (B/2526/C00249)

ALWAL, FATHER Balaiah Nagar 300

Sqyd open Plot for Sale North facing

45x60 Size 40 Ft Road Phone:

9866042220. (HYHA/2526/C02185)

OLD ALWAL plot for sale, North facing

132 Sq.yds two plots with house

permission G+1, Loan available near by

Alwal Hills. Contact: 9502097772.

(S/2526/C00712)

PLOT FOR Sale at Banjara Hill, Road

no- 12, 400 square yards (South Face).

only serious buyers call: 9703883832.

(HYHA/2526/C02006)

544 SQ.YDS West facing,

Commercial Plot on Barkatpura main

road, beside Woodlands Hospital for

outright sale. Clear title. Ideal for

Commercial complex. Contact DR.

Suresh Goud: 9885099998/

8008944163. (B/2526/C00215)

300 SQYDS East facing Commercial

Plot For Sale Diamond Point Circle

Bowenpally Secunderabad Contact:

8179638838 (HYMM/2526/C01673)

CHAMPAPET Plots for sale 164.Sqyds

& 236.Sqyds total 400. Sqyds North face

Clear title No-Brokers Ph. 9652094504

,9866348611, (HYMM/2526/C01700)

PLOTS FOR sale, Main Road Chilkur

Village for Villas, Houses & Commercial

Purpose, 300,600,800 Yards, Chance

Property, Contact Owner 9000230752.

(HYHA/2526/C01554)

DUNDIGAL: NEAR Gandi Maisamma

Temple, 196 Sq yds, E/F Plot. Price

34000/- Sqyd. (Neg) Mobile no.

7702122654 (HYMM/2526/C01681)

HMDA APPROVED Layout at

Shadnagar, Farooqnagar with 14

Months EMI Options Available, With

Bank Loan Approved, Pls Call And Book

Your Site Visit Today Plot size 200 to

400 size. Call: 9100109490,

9490064000 (HYHA/2526/C02250)

GACHIBOWLI, KHAJAGUDA,

Kondapur, Gopanpally, Journalist

Colony- III, 4 Seasons, Nallagandla-

Huda, Tellapur, Kollur, Tukkuguda,

300- 1000 Yards, all Areas Plot for

Sale & Purchase. “Swastik

Properties” Ph:9963077477,

9866077177. (S/2526/C00680)

✔HABSIGUADA KAKATEEYA

Nagar Street No.3, 930 Sqyd plot

with old house, adjacent to Grammar

School for sale. Contact 9849054863.

(HYHA/2526/C01890)

500/ 1000 Sq.Yds. Plots for Sale in

Vanasthali Estates & Hills, near

Tattiannaram Indu Aranya, Nagole, Sri

Srinivasa Reality Ph: WhatsApp:

7729922244, 8008800778, 7729822244.

(S/2526/C00510)

JUBILEEHILLS NORTH facing 1500

Sq.yds, 1800 Sq.Yds, 1100 Sq.Yds

East facing, 2200 Sq.Yds North 2000

Sq.Yds Commercial plot available for

Sale Please contact serious buyer

Ph:9581779779. (A/2526/IC00012)

✔

FARMLAND PLOTS (Red

Sandle Wood Trees) Plots 121

Sq.Yards 2,50,000/- But Offer Price

2,00,000/- Only. Free Registration. A

great investment opportunity!

Booking amount 10,000/-. Limited

Time Offer Ph: 9701985666

(HYMM/2526/C01648)

✔

JUBILEE HILLS, Phase 3 North

facing 735 Sq.Yds level plot on

Road 87, behind Apollo with

Society Membership, vacant clear

title at Rs. 2.50 Lac/ Sq.Yds

Negotiable. For sale Contact:

9966107399. (A/2526/C00242)

KONDAPUR CENTRAL Park Phase-I,

outright sale 100% clear title 300 Yds

(45X60) 40 Feet Road West facing

HUDA final layout. Contact direct

owner 9659651050, 7379601339.

(A/2526/C00244)

NALLAGANDLA EAST facing 200

Yds at Lewis Park, Gopanpally,

outright sale, 100% clear title

(36X50) 40 Feet Road. HUDA final

layout. Suitable for Duplex

Bungalow. Daksh Propertis

9965023333. (A/2526/IC00016)

BEGUMPET, INDIAN Airlines Colony,

650 Sq.Yds. St. No.3, North facing. 30

feet road.Residential Colony.Contact

9963259933 (HYHA/2526/C01966)

CHERLAPALLY GREEN Oaks, GHMC

Final Approved Plots 150 & 200 sqyds.

39000 per sqyd. Contact: 9885715039,

9703127766. (HYHA/2526/C02033)

ALWAL, MACHA Bolaram @ Sai Surya

Enclave, 200 Sq Yards West Facing

open plot with LRS for sale Contact:

9701199714. (HYHA/2526/C02140)

PUNJAGUTTA, NEAR Chutneys

500, 735 & 1050 Sq. Yds., East &

West facing plots @ Rs.1.75 lakhs

per sq.yd. Suitable for residential

or commercial use. Contact:

9963259933 (HYHA/2526/C02173)

HMDA, DTCP, Gram Panchayat

Plots For Sale & Purchase at

Hyderabad - Adibatla, kongarakalan,

Mangalpally, Bonguluru, Maheshwaram,

Thukkuguda, Shamshabad.

9441090823 (HYHA/2526/C02199)

BACHUPALLY, BOWRAMPET, 1000

Sqyds, West 60’ road, Lehari Green

Park nr Vnr Jyothi Engg. College for

Sale @ 65,000/- per Sqyd. 9908193007

(HYHA/2526/C02221)

SUCHITRA, MEENAKSHI Estates

Colony, 164 Sqyds, North facing

available for Sale @ 1,30,000/- per

Sqyd, Negotiable. 9908193007

(HYHA/2526/C02222)

NISAA SEZ town dtcp, rera & muda

Approved Premium Plots opposite

SEZ & NMIMS University at Polepally

a prime Choice For Home Buyers,

Rental investors, and builders Gated

layout with modern infrastructure in a

fast-growing zone. Free site visit from

Shamshabad office Call: 6309979096,

9849412764 Rayyan RN Realtors

(HYHA/2526/C02246)

✔BANJARAHILLS, JUBLIEEHILLS

prime locations 300, 600, 800,

1200 yds madhapur 500, 1000 yds

kondapur 300, 500, 1400 yds

kajaguda 600 yds kokapet 600 yds

Gachibowli 600, 1500 yards appa

junction 800 yds Shamshabad huda

600 yds and more land villas open

lands in acres & rental income

properties available. 9908353456

(HYHA/2526/C02255)

JOURNALIST COLONY,

Nanakramguda Plot for Sale. 300

Sq.Yds, Rs.2,00,000/- per Sq.Yrd.

Gachibowli Commercial Plot 700

Sq.Yds, Rs.3,00,000/- per Sq.Yrd.670

Sq.Yds Himayatnagar, Street No:6 for

more details Contact: 8555896019

(B/2526/C00247)

PLOT FOR SALE 717 Sq.Yds, South

East facing, Road No.78, Approved

Layout @Jubilee Hills, Film Nagar.

Ph: 9666451452 (HYMM/2526/IC0014)

✔

JUBILEE HILLS 620 Sq.yds

South, 1200 North, 1500 West,

3000 North & Commercial Plots

also available For more details

Contact: 9704222345/ 8522015555

(HYHA/2526/C02048)

350YDS, 400YDS,5 50Yds,750Yds,

900Yds Jubileehills & Banjarahills

East,West , North Facing Plots

available And 5000Yds Banjarahills 3

Plots available & Kuppa Plots Available.

Ph: 9849055557 (HYMM/2526/C01730)

KANKAMAMIDI: 369 Sq.yds, West 40

ft Road, Ready to Build, Next to Houses,

700 m from 200 ft Road. 11,500/Sq.Yd.

9849647408. (HYHA/2526/C02224)

KAPRA, SAKET, Sreeyuga Enclave

233 Sq.Yards, West Face, Plot For

Sale 30 Feet Roads, LRS full Paid

Contact: 7013027189, 8096444404

(HYMM/2526/C01710)

PLOTS FOR Sale 413 Sq yards Near

Vegetable Market, Kazipet. No

Mediators. 170 Sq yards at Venkatadri

nagar, Kazipet 9000480382.

(HYHA/2526/C02205)

KEESARA HMDA Layout Plots for Sale

@ Rs. 7500 per Sq. Yd. Contact

6281697363 (HYMM/2526/C01423)

KOMPALLY: 509 Sq yards Plot Sale in

Gated community, Near Kompally to

Thumkunta Road, No Brokers, Direct

Party may Contact : 9247757704

(HYMM/2526/C01713)

PLOT FOR SALE 600 Sq.Yds, North

facing, HUDA Approved Layout

@Golden Tulip Estates, Kondapur.

Ph: 9666451452 (HYMM/2526/IC0015)

KPHB & Surround 200/311/400/600(Y),

Vasantgr 258(Y) V.V.Ngr 300/534,

Bachupally 600 to 4,000(Y) Comrl,

Hitechcity/ Kondapur 500 to 2,400(Y)

& Villas Avl.ph 9849125757.

(HYMM/2526/C01471)

BANJARA HILLS MLA colony 600

yards north east 1000 north. Jubilee

Hills 720, 1000, 1200, 1500. Filim nagar

400, 1000. Prashasan nagar 500.

Nandagiri hills 500, 700, 1000. Mp MLA

colony 600, 1200.Kavuri hills 500, 1100.

Jubilee Hills and Banjara Hills & gated

community independent houses

available. 9966991449; 9394022449.

(W/2526/AT000227)

DECCAN

CLASSIFIEDS

pg 10

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

AUTOMOTIVE

Page 10

PROPERTY

Page 10 & 11

RENTALS

Page 11

SITUATION VACANT

Page 11 & 12

MATRIMONIAL

Page 12

GENERAL

Page 12

INDEX

FOR SALE

AUTOMOTIVE

COMMERCIAL

FOUR WHEELERS

FOR SALE

PROPERTY

AGRICULTURE

COMMERCIAL

FARM HOUSES-SITES

DOUBLE BEDROOM

FLATS

THREE & MORE

MULTIPLE FLATS

DOUBLE BEDROOM

INDEPENDENT HOUSE

THREE & MORE

MULTIPLE INDP HOUSES

INDUSTRIAL LAND

INDUSTRIAL SHEDS

LAND

MULTIPLE

PLOTS

EAST FACING plot 444 Sq.yds for

Sale Dhana Laxmi Colony, Mahendra

Hills, Secunderabad. Contact

9989653547 between 10:00AM to

6:00PM. (S/2526/C00706)

MANIKONDA, DOLLARHILLS,

adjacent to Aditya Constructions 500

sqyds open plot S/F 40 ft road LRS

paid SV Properties 9849751880

(W/2526/AT000269)

✔MOKILA 267 Sq.Yds, 534

Sq.Yds, 100 Ft road facing

layout, HMDA final approved layout

west facing. Contact: 9866629596.

(A/2526/C00221)

COMMERCIAL CORNER Plot 520 Sq

yds Near AMR Planet, Moula-Ali for

Immediate Sale,GHREP : 9866191007,

7036913083 (HYMM/2526/C01474)

NALLAGANDLA HMDA, Gopanpally,

Tellapur, Velmala, Mokila,

Shankarpalle 162, 258, 300, 400yds

sale & above purchase JVN VARMA

RE. 9391149278, 9246532279

(HYHA/2526/C01922)

303 SQYDS farm land plots.2.5 guntas.

RS 3.75 lakhs launching offer. Club

house, resorts 100 acres.Close to

Narayankhed Nimz. 9059163247

(HYMM/2526/C01545)

SAINIKPURI MAIN Road 2nd Bit 1300

Sq.Yds. East / South Roads Semi

Commercial Plot for Sale Contact :

9701071120 (HYMM/2526/C01702)

TWO SIDES Road 250 Sq.Yds,

50’X45’ Manovikas Nagar, Hasmathpet

Road, Progressive Colony,

decent neighborhood. Call or

WhatsApp: 9849044237, 6304066375,

9492876981. (S/2526/C00636)

✔

DUPLEX HOUSE In Sakthinagar

Near Asha officers

Colonyrkpuram Secunderabad 2600

Sft Rent 32000 Suitable For Executives

and Army Personnel Contact

9391149275 (HYMM/2526/C01703)

FULLY COMPLETED with final

approval, beautiful 183 sq. yds plots

on 40 ft & 33 ft wide black top roads

with all amenities available for

immediate sale & registration in

Shadnagar (Kishan nagar) at

affordable prices with great returns.

Contact: 8886002959 / 9845555748

(HYHA/2526/C02171)

SHAMSHABAD OPEN Plot 200 Sqyds,

Southern Paradise, Phase 3,Near

GHMC office, East Facing 40 Feet

Road, Clear Title, Contact: 9866311300

(HYHA/2526/C02252)

✔SHAMSHABAD HUDA Colony

600 Sq.yds with Stilt + 5 Floors,

15 Flats GHMC Permission Ready to

Construction Apartment & PG’s. Plot

For Sale. Ph no. 9690119999

(HYMM/2526/C01651)

SHANKERPALLY HMDA plots,

20 minutes from Neopolice Circle,

Gachibowli, Facing 150’road Highway

Bus Stop, Manjeera water, Ready

for Construction Sbi Approved

Ph: 9100424344, 9849044559.

(HYHA/2526/C01845)

✔

SOMAJIGUDA, 900 Sq. yds,

Main Road 3rd bit Property,

North Facing, Suitable for

Commercial or Residential. For

more details contact: 8522015555/

9704222345. (HYHA/2526/C02200)

TELLAPUR OSMAN Nagar 242 yards

East 95000/- yard House Num approved

and Teallpur muncipality permission, Tax

paid call 9396445168 or 8978282072

watsap (HYMM/2526/C01649)

✔MAK BTR, Greenrich Highlands,

Vertex, Sreenidhi Serengeti,

Tukkuguda Orr surroundings plots for

sales and purchase. ph: 9701234928

(HYMM/2526/C01662)

HYDERABAD TO warangal national

highway facing near wangapalli DTCP

and rera aproud plots sqryd 10000 /

fixed price 80% Bank loan available

direct company sale 9390261598

(HYMM/2526/C01652)

DTCP & RERA approved villa plots for

sale in Yacharam, prime location

adjacent to the rapidly developing

Future City. Contact: 8121164774,

7396510774 (HYMM/2526/C01672)

YAPRAL NEAR Omsree Malabar

Green, Secunderabad, 603 Sq. Yds.,

Open Plot, 2 side road (North 30 feet

& South 40 feet Main Road) @ Rs.

60,000/- per sq. yd. Peaceful

Residential Locality, Very close to

Defense Area, Suitable for

Apartments, Villas etc., Contact:

9963259933. (HYHA/2526/C02176)

✔

649 SQ yd plot for sale,

Western Province, Yenkapally.

Urgent sale - Moving abroad. Prime

location. Call 9885572735 now!

(HYHA/2526/C02226)

AGRI LAND 7 acres for Sale near

Choutuppal. Plot Sale at Bagh

Amberpet 160 yards.Sale /Lease

lands city surroundings.9989951626

(HYMM/2526/C01463)

✔

GHREP IS working Exclusively for

your Real Estate Properties.

Prof.Narsing Rao Pyarasani, Dr.A.S.Rao

Nagar Contact : 9866191007,

7036913083 (HYMM/2526/C01499)

TOP MULTY National construction

company looking for land outright

Sale & Development 2000 Sq.Yds to

10 Acres hirise Apartment

construction 10 to 150 Acres villas

development, 100 to 500 Acres

plotting development west zone of

Hyderabad, in and around the city,

serious land owners call. Brokers

excuse Rama Lakshmi Associates

9581779779. (A/2526/IC00013)

LOOKING FOR Land Development

10 Acres Villas Kollur, Patancheru,

Shankarpally, Tukkuguda ORR

surrounding areas. Contact:

9848099789. (S/2526/C00669)

✔

LAND REQUIRED 3-20 Acres

on development basis for Villas

& Hi-Rise Apartments in the areas of

Medchal, Kompally, Pudur,

Shamirpet, Keesara, Gandimisamma

and other profitable Surroundings

of Hyderabad for Hi-Rise Apts. Cont

: 9963616777 (HYHA/2526/C02201)

COMMERCIAL SPACE for bank, office,

diagnostic centre, clinics. G+3 floors

opposite Radhika Theatre, high tension

main road beside Maharashtra Bank,

A.S Rao Nagar. And paying guest and

furnished apartment for women at

Salarjung Colony behind main road,

Tolichowki. 7674859814, 9849525236

(HYHA/2526/C02164)

✔BANJARA HILLS , Himayatnagar

, Pg road , Jubilee hills ,

Madhapur , Kauveri hills Commercial

space available for Rent from

70,000/- upto 4 lakhs and above .

Contact Pooja 9866822448.

(HYMM/2526/C01443)

2700 SFT Furnished Office on Level-4

of Sufi Chambers facing Road No.1

Banjara Hills with 1 covered car parking.

Owner: 9390351136 or 7416162278

(W/2526/AT000248)

✔

PRIME COMMERCIAL Space

for Rent in Banjara Hills.

Property Details Area 2500 Sq. Ft,

Third Floor 301, Banjara Hills, Road

No 10, Monthly Rent:1,60,000 +

Maintenance with lift & Parking.

Perfect for your business and office

needs space. For more Details

Contact: Amjad Khan, 9177739432.

(HYHA/2526/C02017)

BANJARAHILLS ROAD no 12,

Commercial plug and play Office

Space Available For rent, 5014 S.ft

and 6000 S.ft & 9193 S.ft, all

amenities with parking, Agent :

9603767222 (HYMM/2526/C01683)

BANJARAHILLS, ROAD No - 3,

Elegant ind G/F buildg with open

place, 2000 sft,office/commercial.

75,000/- PM, on Nagarjuna circle,

Chutneys lane : 9849254077

(HYMM/2526/C01685)

✔

BANJARAHILLS ROAD No.12

Mithilanagar 1BHK

Independent flat on 2nd floor Pent

House (1350 + 500 sft), available for

rent, suitable for offices, clinics,

Labs, work stations, Play School,

Etc. Call: 9394008100, 9700008100.

(HYHA/2526/C01950)

✔

PRIME LOCATION Ashok

Nagar Main Road Opposite

Bhagyanagar Children Park

Furnished Office Room 400 Sft +

Space Class Rooms 2000 Sft

First Floor Suitable Ias Other

Coaching Centres Call 9360032587.

(HYHA/2526/C02158)

BODUPPAL, LAXMINAGAR Colony,

HUDA: 3,500 Sq. feet Commercial

Space for Lease / Rent. Ideal for

Supermarket, Quick commerce,

Bank etc. 9849167507

(HYMM/2526/C01692)

RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERCIAL(FOR

Hostel /PG/ Business/Office) Rental

Purpose G+3 Floors(2000 sqft per

floor) with all amenities at Domalguda

. 8374534226 (HYMM/2526/C01665)

AVAILABLE FOR immediate

occupation 700 and 850 Sq ft, plug

and play offices in second floor at SS

Techpark, Gachibouli beside DLF

buildings contact: 9866685450 &

9490217116. (HYMM/2526/C01657)

✔INDUSTRIAL SHED/GODOWN

70x100,4 Office Rooms, Servant

Quarters,Open land ,Compound Wall

,100 HP Power, Near

Ghatkesar,ORR,On Warangal

Highway ,Contact : 9704733344,

9989653836 (HYMM/2526/C01535)

4000 SFT, 1st Floor at JR Pinnacle, Plot

No. 13 and 14 (Part), Jaya Krishna

Enclave, Shiridi Sai Nagar,

Hasthinapuram Central, Zp Road, Opp.

Isha School, Hyderabad. Contact:

9848018206 (HYHA/2526/C01847)

2500 SFT, 1st floor Office Space with

Plug and Play, furniture available,

16-A, S.R.Nagar near Abhiruchi

Swagruha Sweet Shop, Sanjeeva

Reddynagar, Contact: 9391068771.

(A/2526/C00230)

GROUND AND first floor space 2200

sft each floor for rent.KPHB road no 1,

for prefered banks. clinics, office

spaces. M: 9652224488, 9177542855

No brokers.(HYMM/2526/C01675)

PANJAGUTTA, 20 Durganagar Colony,

Opp: Pillar No.1110, First floor, 1350 Sft

for Office only with work Benches,

Tables, & AC. Contact: 9490317601.

(A/2526/C00250)

2500 SFT Ground Floor, Erragadda

Main Road, in complex with SRO

office, PNB Bank, Metro Pillar A974.

Ph: 9949675786, 9618662866.

(A/2526/C00251)

OFFICE SPACE 600 Sft available

with all Furniture, Air Conditioned

Cabin, Reception and Conference

Room at Anand Arcade, Opposite Tata

Motors, Himayathnagar Main Road,

Hyderabad. Contact: 9866659669.

(A/2526/C00257)

OPEN PLOT at Narsingi, area

250 square yards for godown and

warehouse for rent. Contact/ WhatsApp:

9346509905 (HYHA/2526/C01877)

750 SFT, Dharam Karan road,

Ameerpet ,bylane, second floor,

north facing suitable for offices,

rent 28k fixed, contact number:

9491035168 (HYHA/2526/C01940)

SHOWROOM FOR Rent: Details

1. Location Badichowdi, Hyderabad.

2. Total Area Approximately 2500 Sqft

(500 Sqft per floor, across 5 floors-

Ground+ 4, 3. Fully Furnished

Includes AC, light fittings, lift 4. Ready

to Start Plug-and-play showroom,

ready for immediate occupancy.

Interested may contact Rajesh

Murarka 9440086161, 9949213283,

8919062799 (HYHA/2526/C02041)

SUMADHURA PRAGATHI

Chamber’s lower ground floor shop

for Rent 710 Sft suitable for

computers, trading, shop opposite

Chennai trading centre parklane

Secunderabad Ph: 9866644999,

9866644999. (HYHA/2526/C02100)

COMMERCIAL BUILDING for rent

at Saifabad main road opposite

State Secretariat G+1 4800 sqft

ph: 8179974262, 9908127948.

(HYHA/2526/C02125)

READY TO use Building, spacious

well built, at Pocharam, Infosis

Road, (500 mts from Warangal

highway, near Teja PG. Ideal for PG/

Hostel / Oyo rooms/ Office/

Corporate space/ Institute/ College/

Diagnostic Center/ Nursing home/

Store house Rent/Lease Contact

9866001996. (HYHA/2526/C02180)

RUNNING HOSPITAL for rent at

prime location at Muradnagar near

Mehdipatnam for Multispeciality

Hospital or Nursing Home. Ready to

occupy equipped with lift, generator,

operation theatre, ICU, A/C single

rooms, general ward and pharmacy.

3500 Sft, G+2 floors independent

building. Contact 9160875680,

8897284656, 9849566945

(HYHA/2526/C02196)

OFFICE PURPOSE at 4th Floor,

Flat No.411, Raghava Ratna

Towers, Chirag Ali Lane,

Hyderabad-1. Contact: 9848023851

(HYHA/2526/C02203)

4 & 1/2 acres of land for Rent at

Janwada, Shankarpally road behind

Rk cafe for sports Academy,

ware house, studio, convention

center 9246216321 9985246321

(HYHA/2526/C02207)

✔

BOWENPALLY- BALANAGAR

Main Road, Beside Nexa

Showroom: Cellar+ G+1 Floor

Building With Parking. Available 7,500

Sft For Rent, Use Full For All 2

Wheeler Showrooms. Ph: 9000556688/

9000777709. (HYHA/2526/C02210)

✔

BANJARA HILLS road No.11

plot no. 89 behind minerwa

grand blue fox hotel Ground floor

450 SFT 100% Vastu north entry

best for office, godown, boutique,

plug n pay, semi furnished ready

to occupy Contact: 8019801551/

minesh agarwal: 9246500919

(HYHA/2526/C02236)

STILT+ 4FLOORS corner building

having 6 flats with 18 rooms, 12

bathrooms, 6 living rooms, 6 kitchens

& 2500 sqft hall for common area,

available for lease @Bandlaguda

Jagir, 50 meters from 100 feet road.

Exclusively for premium PG or Co-

living setup. Ideal for working

professionals or students Ph :

9703349913. (HYHA/2526/C02256)

KOMPALLY RCC buildings Lakh sq

ft suitable to Big colleges , hostels cc

Roads , 15 Electricity connections 2

borewells , surrounded by compound

walls , All in 3 acres , NCL North

Avenue, off Madchal road lease/ rent

contact Only on Whatsapp

9848012369 (HYHA/2526/C02260)

KOMPALLY NCL NORTH AVENUE

1800 sq yards open place with all four

sides compound wall GATE, room,

water, Electricity, Available for rent for

storage of Granite, Marble, Shabad

tiles, Building material, two

wheelers,car garage, amidst 3000

houses NCL North Avenues for monthly

rent 9848012369 (HYHA/2526/C02264)

KARKHANA OLD Vasavi Nagar

Secunderabad 50 meters inside from

the highway first and second floor each

floor 4000 sft available for rent.

9963432674 (W/2526/AT000251)

✔KANDLAKOYA DEVARYAMJAL

Gundlapochampally Medchal

Pudur. Warehouse for rent 80,000 sqft.

1,10,000 sqft.1,25,000 sqft. 45,000 sqft.

18,000 sqft. 85,000 sqft 65,000 sqft.

2,00,000 sqft and 3,00,000 sqft

available.New happy homes Consultant

Mobile. 9849155786, 8686636020

(HYMM/2526/C01723)

ANANDNAGAR COLONY,

Khairatabad, Independent 1St Floor

with Four rooms two Halls, kitchen

and store. Plinth area 2000 sft for

Office Accommodation. Open parking

available Rent 40K P.M., Negotiable.

Contact: 8790456902, 9440244433

(HYHA/2526/C02032)

FOR RENT 2036 sqft commercial

property at Khairatabad main road.

plug & play suitable for Insurance,

Finance, I.T. BPO contact: 8978731546,

8522960314. (HYHA/2526/C02025)

KHAIRATABAD BESIDE Shadan

college Pavani Estate-1200 sft 2nd floor

commercial space for Rent for Banks/

offices Etc. Ph: 9440722814

(HYHA/2526/C02189)

MANIKONDA COMMERCIAL Space

for Rent– 3rd Floor. Ideal for

non-food businesses such as Offices,

Clinics, salons. Ph:9100054014

(W/2526/AT000264)

✔PLUG & Play Ready to use

Commercial Property for

Rent/Lease at Prime Location,

Mehdipatnam cross Roads suitable

for Offices, Institutes, Training

Centres, Consultants etc. with

Projector, Land Line, 2 Halls,

Reception, Manager Room, Toilet.

Whatsapp 9297404341 for Video

(HYHA/2526/C02169)

NARAYANGUDA 2 Shops First Floor

620 Sq.Ft, Panchavati Complex,

Opposite Tajmahal Hotel, North Road

Facing, Semi Furnished with Toilet.

Ideal for Offices, Dental Clinics,

Boutique, Etc. Ph:9490017730,

8977517730. (B/2526/C00242)

SPACIOUS HALL for Banks in the

first floor with sufficient place for ATM

in the ground floor and a big hall in the

second floor, all in the same building

near Neredmet X- Roads for rent.

Ph: 9347028443/ 9440000996.

(HYHA/2526/C02118)

RAJ BHAVAN Road, Office Space in

good commercial complex, approx

1500 sq.ft., with/ without Plug & Play,

completely air conditioned, very close

to MMTS Station, from 01.08.2025.

Contact: 94411 19511.

(W/2526/AT000275)

OFFICE PURPOSE Table Space

available for Rent at Ranigunj,

Industrial Market. For New

Enterpenuers. Contact 9848046383,

9014615584. (S/2526/C00718)

SUITABLE FOR Industrial/ Warehouse/

Transport Company. Sheds for Rent.

Patancheru Two Sheds available (5000+

Sqft each with ACC & RCC) on a 3000

Sq.Yds Plot can be leased individually

or together each shed has 74 KVA

Power Prime location near Tata Motors

with direct NH Patancheru across.

Contact: 9849166395. (B/2526/C00241)

FOR RENT Shop ground Floor no 12

Naser Arcade near Reserve bank of

India Saifabad Hyderabad

9052000737. (HYHA/2526/C02009)

LEASE OR Rent on the main road of

S.P.Road, Secunderabad (Beside

Parade ground metro station) At Deepthi

Apartments, 3rd floor, fully furnished

plug and play commercial space of 3500

Sft for office purposes with 7 parking.

Contact: 9505312877/ 9177567971.

(S/2526/C00724)

INDEPENDENT BUILDING 5 BHK,

Ground plus two floors near

Secunderabad station suitable for

Corporate offices, Guest House/

Hostels. Agent: 7569604150.

(HYHA/2526/C02230)

COMMERCIAL SPACE for Rent, 2400

Sft at ground floor for Banks.

Near Vishal Mart, Seethaphalmandi.

Ph:9985399668. (S/2526/C00728)

WAREHOUSES FOR Lease: ready-to-

occupy near Shamshabad, 2

Warehouses. areas of 1,21,000 sq ft

and 72,000 sq ft. Equipped with fire

hydrants, sprinklers and lighting.

Contact: 9701187178, 9705556037.

(HYMM/2526/C01440)

AN AREA of 2000 Sft in Each Floor,

First, Second and Third Floors on Main

Road, VST near Shankarmutt, Padma

Colony for Rent/ Lease for Educational,

Hospitals, Offices, etc., All Amenities.

Ph:9347078906, 9959781807.

(S/2526/C00617)

SRINAGAR COLONY, near Road No.2,

Banjara Hills, Office space, with all

amenities, power back-up, parking.

Ph:9063272691. (B/2526/C00198)

SUCHITRA X Roads, 17000 sft carpet

area, East & Highway Facing,

Standalone Property, Cellar, Ground,

plus 3 Floors, Each Floor 4250 sft, 1100

sqyds, 2 lifts, 250 KVA Power &

Generator available. Contact:

9848110992 (HYHA/2526/C01905)

✔TADBUND MAIN Road, 2 Side

Road (East & West), 3150 Sft each,

Ground, Basement, First Floor, Ready

to occupy, Vastu Compliant, Suitable for

Auto Showrooms, Banks, Godowns,

Blinkit, Zepto. Ph:9866034567.

(S/2526/C00678)

COMMERCIAL SPACE for rent 1800

sft suitable for warehouse and small

business at uppal Kalyanpuri, North

facing property : 9885661036 /

8466022699 (HYMM/2526/C01712)

VANASTALIPURAM, AUTONAGAR

20,000sft, G(18ft)+ Four Floors (12ft),

Each Floor 4000 Sft, Two Cellars, Two

Big Lifts. Shortly Ready For

Possession Suitable For Auto Show

Rooms/ Corporate Offices/ Hotels/

Banquet Halls Etc. Contact:

9032703583, 8688613189.

(HYMM/2526/C01517)

1 BHK Furnished Flat for Rent in

Madhapur near 100 Ft Road.

Spacious Rooms.Suitable for Working

Professionals and Family. Available

from Next Month. Serious Enquiries

Only. For details contact: 9490648740

/ 9440204658 (HYHA/2526/C02039)

1 BHK first floor OU Teachers colony,

Sainikpuri, with all amenities. contact:

9866685450, 9490217116 &

9700002255 (HYMM/2526/C01658)

2BHK SEMI deluxe flat for rent,

24 hrs water with lift located near

main road (all amenities) Imperial

Residency, Balkampet. Rent

Rs.16000/-Ph: 8801094815

(HYMM/2526/C01715)

TWO BEDROOM semi furnished flat

with car parking at Motilal Nagar,

Begumpet for rent for families.Contact

9491758710. (S/2526/C00738)

2 BHK Fully Furnished 100%

Vasthu, Car parking, 24 hrs water,

lift, Generator backup, 2 ACs,

2 Geysers, Woodwork. For

Immediate Occupancy at Street

No.20, Himayatnagar. Contact

9000225373, 9703968825.

(S/2526/C00611)

2 BHK Balcony, 10,000/-

+Maintenance extra for Rent at

Janapriya Heaven, Lalapet Bridge,

Tarnaka. Contact: 9491790362.

(B/2526/C00237)

WEST MARREDPALLY 2 bedrooms

flat for rent. Car parking, lift & 24/7

Water facility. Contact: 9394098924.

(HYMM/2526/C01722)

CHIKKADPALLY FOR Rent 2BHK Flat

for rent 1st floor with carparking

behind odeon theatre. 7331121882 /

9848239999 (HYMM/2526/C01621)

✔

SPACIOUS 3 BHK for rent in

Ameerpet 2 Car Parking, 2 Min

from Metro, For Families, No

Brokerage, Ready 2 Move. M:

9666913786. (HYHA/2526/C02024)

✔

BANJARA HILLS Road No.14

Flats For Rent , 4 BHK West

Facing, 3 BHK North Facing Contact

Agent Kesav Ph: 9866660989.

(HYHA/2526/C02213)

BANJARAHILLS GATED

Communities. Brand new 3 & 4 BHK

flats and also 5 BHK Independent

house’s available. 9959904747/

9848440906. (HYMM/2526/C01732)

BARKATPURA New and old

Constructed Deluxe 2/3 bhk flats

for RENT. Ph: 9398124038,

9393937665 (HYMM/2526/C01725)

3 BHK Flat, 2300 Sq.Ft, 6th floor,

Semi Furnished, Lift at Umanagar 1st

Street, Kundanbag, Begaumpet, near

Life Style. 50,000/- Negotiable.

Ph:9704015027. (A/2526/C00220)

FLAT FOR Rent 3BHK 2D-2nd Floor

1815.Sqft Shangrila Apartment,

Banjara Hills Rd No:2, fully furnished.

Contact M.S.Shafiq @ 98490 00330

(between 2:00pm to 5:00pm)

(W/2526/AT000278)

RENT PADMARAO Nagar, Luxury

Flats for rent, 3 BHK, 1550 sft semi

furnished North,100% Vasthu. 12

Floor Building, modern amenities. Ph:

9849016805. (HYHA/2526/C01848)

EXCELLENT ONE BHK well

furnished on first floor for two

members only at Malkajgiri,

Secunderabd. Facilities: geyser,

fridge, gas stove, cylinder, water

purifier, cots & beds, dining & study

tables, AC bedroom, with municipal

water. Rent Rs 19,500/- including

water, maintenance.Cell 9100680617.

(HYHA/2526/C02178)

FULLY FURNISHED 3- Bhk Flat 1400

sft in Lakdikapul, near Metro Station,

with car parking Available 1st August,

contact: 9848075974, 7989813081.

(HYMM/2526/C01679)

FOR RENT 3 BHK fully Furnished

Flat, 2100 sft, Close to Hitech City

Metro. Opus Ascend, Arunodaya

Colony, Madhapur. Contact @

9618487266. (HYHA/2526/C01885)

✔

MANIKONDA 3BHK AC

Executive Amenities With 2 Car

Sheds On Pipeline Road Behind

Maruthi Showroom Contact :

9885477497 (HYMM/2526/C01539)

3 BEDROOM Flat for Rent @ Park

View Garden Apts, Masabtank Lane

beside Tulasi Nursery. Contact

9848012330. (B/2526/C00222)

3 BEDROOM Flat, 1700 Sft,

refurbished to new Semi furnished,

24 hrs water, 4 Ac’s, Generator

backup, Swimming pool, Parking,

Secunderabad Rent 32,000/- pm.

Contact 9848231181 Whatsapp call

only. (S/2526/C00679)

SHAIKPET, AL-HAMRAH Colony,

behind D’MART, 3BHK, 1500 sft, for

rent, 3rd floor, lift, car parking, prime

location. 9885496533, 8367496533

(HYHA/2526/C02257)

SPACIOUS 2 BHK in ground floor

available. Rd No.2 Sadguru Nagar

Lb Nagar. Contact: 9885309242 /

9052517756. (HYHA/2526/C02202)

TWO BHK independent house,

Plot 161, Shantiniketan Colony,

Mahindra Hills, Secunderabad.

Landmark Eurokids School &

Maata Amritanandamayi School.

Contact Ramana: 9030999235.

(S/2526/C00650)

NEW BOWENPALLY Jayanagar

Plot No.73, 3 BHK Residential

portions for rent in 1st & 2nd floor,

separate bore water tanks. Besides

Sai Baba Temple. Ph:9440678274.

(S/2526/C00701)

3 BHK Independent House Only

for Girls Any Religious, Job Holders &

Nurses Preferred Only, Rent

Rs. 10,000/- at Hyderguda, Near

Himatnagar . Ph: 9182196925

(HYHA/2526/C02091)

TWO BRAND New Independent 3

BHK Furnished Houses (2300 Sq

Feet, G+1) located 300 Meters

before the ORR, Exit 9 at

Annojiguda next to Ghatkesar. with

all latest facilities and amenities.

Ready to Occupy. Ideal for

Residence or Company Guest

House cum Office. For Rent,

Contact # 9849022702.

(HYHA/2526/C02137)

FOR RENT luxury villa , 3500 square

feet, 4 bedrooms on elevated

plot in Jubilee hills road number 70.

9963774615, 9000656668.

(HYMM/2526/C01609)

JUBILEE HILLS, Prime Location,

Mnc Leasing/ Residential, Guest

House East Facing Independent

House, 500 Sq. Yards, overlooking

park, 5000 sq.ft, plus 2500 sqft terrace

4 Bed, 6 bath, large common areas.

Two lawns, 2 Car Parks, with

Servent Quarters. Ph: 7095282111.

(HYHA/2526/C02126)

✔

LUXURIOUS VILLA Rent

@ East Maredpally,

Mahendrahills, Santininiketan

Colony : Gated, N/E Corner,

G+2+Pent house ( 5 BHK - 4,200 S.ft

) Rent in 175 Sq yards with office &

Servent Rooms & arround open

space. Suitable for Guest house,

Professionals & Big house :

9247408789 (HYMM/2526/C01689)

3 BHK Independent House for Rent,

with Car Parking, 4th Avenue, Land

mark Saibaba Temple, Sainikpuri.

Residence/ Office. Contact:

9704135351. (S/2526/C00732)

✔

FOR RENT duplex villa,

Mahendrahills, posh locality,

near Secunderabad railway station,

with pent house, watchman room, 4

bedrooms, 2 halls, 2 kitchens, 5

bathrooms., open terrace and

balcony rent: 60,000 only, Call:

9848065638. (HYHA/2526/C02019)

IN TOLICHWKI, Arvind Nagar Colony

3 Bhk Flat On 2nd Floor No Lift 24 Hrs

Water, Rent Expected 30,000 Pm Call

98490 34786. (HYHA/2526/C02161)

YAPRAL GATED colony Independent

Bungalow Ground Floor 3 BR Huge

hall Atrium Semifurnished Vastu Lawn

Puja Utility Parkings 9550118767.

(HYHA/2526/C01896)

SHED JSWJINDAL Krype Sheet shed

65OO sft and RCC Building 1st floor

2 BHK 1800 sft for Office purpose

and Power 43 HP at Gandhi Nagar

Phase II Contact : 7337554470 .

(HYMM/2526/C01696)

BALANAGAR APIIC b83 gate no:5

RCC 10ft height 5100 ground 9200 First

and Also 20,000 sqft ground 30000 First

at Kompally suitable for warehouses

industries. Rent Rs 30 sqft 9848012369

(HYHA/2526/C02261)

✔RENT: JEEDIMETLA 80 Feet

Pipeline Road. ACC Large Shops

1400/ 2800 Sft With Mini Truck Entry To

The Premises. Suitable For Logistics

Centers, Light industry, Assembly Unit.

Rent: 40/70k Six Months Rent Deposit.

Ph: 9948350002/ 9553333528/

9848831456. (HYHA/2526/C02014)

KOTHUR MAIN Road, Shed/ Godown

8000 Sq.Ft, 85 H.P Electricity, 1 Acre

Land, Opp. Dolphin Weigh Bridge.

Contact: 9247700036, 9000300344.

(B/2526/C00248)

REQUIRED RENTALS independent

House’s/ flats/ Residential/commercial

and open land also in and around

Hyderabad/ Secunderabad area any

posh locations/ Nice Gated

communities Contact Pipara Reality

Mobile Nos.9848772222,9848666600

(A/2526/C00211)

URGENT WANTED lease premium

Ground floor Showrooms 300 to

25000 Sft on Main Road Facing at all

locations in Hyderabad and Andhra

Pradesh for Corporates also Hotels

25-150 keys Rooms and New Plug

& Play Offices only owners

Call: 6309017383, 9908811048.

(A/2526/IC00011)

✔

SHED WANTED for Rental.

Industrial Shed 30-40 Th Sft.

Required by Reputed Company

for long lease outside ORR.

Pls. send location, photographs &

rent by WhatsApp to 91541-50135.

(A/2526/C00243)

NEED 25000 sqft warehouse for Rent

at Hyderabad 5 to 10 kms from city

center 15000 sqft shed area 10000

sqft open area Commercial EB

9840893117. (CA) (S/2526/C00741)

NEED 500- 1000 sft Road facing

G.Flr showrooms in Hyderabad for

following Locations Himayat Nagar,

Banjara Hills, Jubilee Hills, Madhapur,

Khondapur, Gachibowli, Hitech City,

Film Nagar. Ct: 9841128090.

(VARSHA) (S/2526/C00742)

AT MANIKONDA New Building

for Rent, service apartment & Office

10 flats double bedrooms,

penthouse, cellar, car parking.

Contact/ Whatsapp: 9885110016.

(S/2526/C00725)

✔

ON LOYOLA college road alwal

for education institutions 1st 2nd

and 3rd floors with play ground

approximately 20,000 sft contact no-

9177646536 (HYMM/2526/C01661)

OFFICE SPACE for Lease individual

Building cellar, G+2 floors, Lift area

12000 Sft fully furnished ready to

running office at Road No-12,

Banjarahills, Main road, 2nd house,

Vemureddy Enclave near

Kanakadurga Temple. Contact:

8297881000 (S/2526/C00719)

✔

RESIDENTIAL HOUSE suitable

for school purposes is available

for long lease. located near Macha

Bollaram, Kompally, phno.

8008754949 (HYMM/2526/C01575)

ISNAPUR, CHITKUL, 1200 syds,

Suitable For Workshops/ Godowns

With Compound Wall, Room, Bore

With 3 Phase Power. Contact:

9391008705 (HYHA/2526/C02251)

UPPAL TO Ghatkesar Main Road

Commercial G+5 Building For

Rent/Lease Total: 20,000 sft, 2 Lifts,

Each Floor 3000 sft,With 2 Lifts, 20

Car parkings, Bike Parking,suitable

For, Malls, Showrooms, Hospitals,

Colleges etc. Contact: 7013027189

8096444404 (HYMM/2526/C01708)

✔BN REDDY Nagar 6 km,

Gurramguda to Nadergul Main

road facing land 7 acres for lease.

suitable for Conventions, schools &

college’s, 9 feet compound wall built,

Rent 2 Lakhs per month : 9949930004

(HYMM/2526/C01711)

6000 SQ.YDS land Long Lease

with compound wall, 25 KV power,

bore well, and watchman room.

Located in Hasthalpur Village,

Veldurthy Mandal, Medak District, 50

km from JBS. Contact: 9391026717.

(HYMM/2526/C01706)

BANJARA HILLS, Jubilee Hills,

(A) Banjara Hills Main Road, 5000

Sq.ft Commercial space for Show

Room or Plug & Play Office space for

Lease, (B) Jubilee Hills Road No.45,

Main Road, 8000 or 4000 Sq.ft

Commercial space for lease, more

property options available.

Ph:7416926222, 7675096222.

(A/2526/C00222)

PRIME PROPERTY for Lease G+1

Main Road facing, 3700 Sq.Ft, Attapur

Neredi Square, Pillar No.180, Two &

Three wheeler Parking. Ph:9052277111

(A/2526/C00241)

FOR LEASE Hitec City MainRoad,

1100 sqft. 8 Seater, 5 A.C.s, Cabins

(3), Conference Room, Furnished,

Power bkup, 24x7 Security &

Parking Whatsapp/Call: 9885979409

(HYHA/2526/C01907)

✔

LEADING BRAND Need 3 - 4 acres

in Attapur or nearby on 25 years

lease to construct school. Constructed

building on rent also contact:

8106228177. (HYHA/2526/C02123)

✔COMMERCIAL EAST Facing

Open Plot With Office Building

For Lease in Balanagar Industrial

Area, Suitable for Workshops,

Showrooms Etc.. Contact Ph:

9515813423. (HYHA/2526/C02148)

✔

NEW COMMERCIAL Space for

Lease – Jeedimetla Main road,

G+4 | 20,000 Sq.Ft.(approx) | Ground

floor (1,000– 5,000 Sq. Ft.) – for:

banks, restaurants, supermarkets,

gyms, banquet Halls, MNC,s etc

Tanuj Kakrania: 9550239269

(W/2526/AT000224)

COMMERCIAL PLOT available for

LEASE, Film Nagar main road, Jubilee

Hills, 750 SqYds. Suitable for:

Restaurant/Bakery, Food Court, Gaming

Center, Auto Center and Other

Businesses. Ph: 9100336789

(HYMM/2526/C01655)

✔KANDLAKOYA - 3 Acres for

Lease Prime 3- acre land

available for long- term lease (10 to

15 years), suitable for educational

institution or a warehouse. Excellent

road access. Contact: 9177998111.

(HYMM/2526/C01677)

✔SURABHI ARCADE 3 rd Floor on

Lease / Rent with New design just

Plug and Play 45 work stations and 5

cabins. Total space 5000 Sft, library to

store data, Contact: 9848804816,

9553164309. Bank Street Koti, Near

State bank of India Head Office.

(HYHA/2526/C02209)

✔

SERVICE APARTMENT Home

Stay for lease near LB Nagar

Junction. 4 Floors each 3 bedroom

plus penthouse and watchman

rooms 500 meters from Main

Road. Contact: 9849501696

(HYMM/2526/C01421)

2300 SFT Malkajgiri Main Road @

1st floor suitable for Banks & Hospital

for Lease / Rent. 9393006688

(HYMM/2526/C01721)

HOME FOR mortgage.110 sq.yards,

HNO. 8-15-70/3/2.Vattepally, Nice hotel

main road. opposite india function hall.

Registry documents. Contact:

8801426812. (HYHA/2526/C02263)

✔

UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

2.3 lac sqft industrial shed or

warehouse at Motighanpur, burgula

Balanagar mandal, Hyderabad

Bangalore highway, 700 meters from

highway, construction started, divided

into parts 1.15 lac x 3. ready to occupy

from July, and 2nd foundation level

completed will be ready in 3 - 4 months.

9000003420, vish4urlife@gmail.com

(HYHA/2526/C02128)

WANTED CERTIFIED Foreign

Language Trainers. Join one of the

Vijayawada’s leading training institute.

We required certified trainers in the

following languages. German, French,

Japanese, Strong Communication &

interpersonal skills. Certification in the

respective language. Prior experience

preferred. Attractive remuneration as

per industry standards. Guru Academy,

Vijayawada. Contact: 9885256736.

Email: guruecga@gmail.com (VJ/25-

26-00030) (S/2526/C00744)

NEED ACCOUNTANT B Com any

graduate experience 5 years in excel,

MS office Tally etc for college.Location

Banjara Hills. Age: below 40. Send

resume to:aftaabsultan86@gmail.com

(HYHA/2526/C01987)

WANTED COMMERCE Graduates with

Computer awareness to work for a firm of

Chartered Accountants on a longterm

basis.Apply nagabhushanca@gmail.com

Call: 9849995678, 7382590368

(HYMM/2526/C01687)

WANTED ONE Accountant with

Experience in Tally Gst,and One

Quantity Surveying Engineers with

Experience in Government Projects,

Experience in MB Recording and

Submitting to the Department and Site

Execution Also ph: 9848015555.

(HYHA/2526/C02141)

WANTED ACCOUNTANT with

experience of FOCUS, EXCEL & GST

Knowledge immediate to join for a

reputed firm.walk in interview @ movie

planet Tolichowki Hyd on monday 14 july

11 am to 4 pm contact: 7093573330

(HYHA/2526/C02242)

WANTED PART-TIME Salesman

For Selling Welding And Air

Plasma Cutting Consumables On

Attractive Commission Basis At

Hyderabad. Contact 9884231868

(W/2526/AT000267)

WANTED AUTO Driver Cum Delivery

Boy 5 nos Salary 15k + accommodation

and food, sales executives 5 nos 18k +

Accommodation and food for FMCG

company at Jalpally Preference will

be given for scooter owners Hyderabad

Ph 8367676262, 9885624923,

8978662887 (HYMM/2526/C01666)

REQUIRE TELE sales executives,

Field/corporate sales executives , IT

course Counselors for a reputed IT firm.

Good communication skills and

computer proficiency in English needed.

Call 7842767224 (Whatsapp resume).

(HYMM/2526/C01729)

✔

CADMATE SOFTWARE, a leading

CAD/ CAM solutions provider,

requires applications for Business

Development Executive in Telangana.

Requirements: Bachelor’s in Business/

Engineering, 1-3 years B2B sales

experience (software/ tech preferred),

fluent in English. Knowledge of CAD/

CAM/ engineering software is an

added advantage. Email your resume:

hr@cadmate.org. (HYHA/2526/C02134)

WANTED MARKETING Executive -

Kitchen & Gas Appliances Sector

Trans Valves India Pvt Ltd, Qualified and

driven Marketing Executive with proven

exp: 2 - 3 yrs in the Gas and Kitchen

Appliance industry. Ph: 9989731000

tapanpanda@transvalves.com

(HYHA/2526/C02177)

LOOKING FOR a dynamic sales

person to join our showroom

team! Engage customers & help

maintain display items in order. A

competitive salary will be

given.9701137294/92909 00943

(HYHA/2526/C02244)

MARKETING EXECUTIVE for

Leading Company Art Material &

Stationery Products in & around

Telangana / Andhra / Karanataka,

Apply with Resume Whatsapp:

9160605585 / 9393945585

(HYHA/2526/C02259)

WANTED MARKETING Executive’s for

Banquet Hall. Alcazar Royal Ball Room,

Road No.36, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

Ph. 9030695387 / 9030245259

(HYMM/2526/C01680)

WANTED MARKETING executives &

delivery boys for orthopedic Implants.

@ Trinity agency, Kharkana,

Secunderabad. 9100920955 /

9000399033 (HYMM/2526/C01550)

✔

SALES EXECUTIVES Wanted

Join the Iconic Royal Enfield

Family we are looking for

Dynamic and passionate sale

Executives to be part of our team

at: RK Royal Engineers Pvt ltd,

Uppal, Hyderabad. Contact:

9030101122 (W/2526/AT000260)

HIRING FEMALE Customer

service agents, office role. Night shift,

6:30 pm- 3:30 am. Excellent English

mandatory. 2+ yrs exp or Fresher

with fluency. WhatsApp : +91

9381609512 (HYMM/2526/C01646)

URGENT REQUIREMENT for female

Tele callers for part/ full time

salary 12k preferred experience

Secundrabad beside Dmart -

Reliance 8074099029 / 7981978813

(HYMM/2526/C01636)

DRIVER WANTED. Drive Mercedes/

XUV 700/ Fortuner/ Innova etc.

Experience 10 years and

above Contact. MLA Colony/

Banjarahills Mobile: 91000 08866.

(HYHA/2526/C02179)

✔

MECH/ ECE/ EEE Candidates

who are committed to

work for atleast 2 yrs in production

required immediately. come with

Resume & Original certificates to

PMTLee Vacuum Technologies,

Plot No.47, IDA, Balanagar, Hyd-

500037, between 11 AM- 2 PM

Immediately. Ph: 9246378785.

(HYHA/2526/C02124)

REQUIRED CIVIL Structural

Engineers with 3 years Experience

and Trainees. Send resume to

continentaldesigners@yahoo.com,

Contact: 9908007200, 9849690622.

(S/2526/C00695)

WANTED ELECTRONICS Engineer-

Candidate with experience in Light

Emitting Diodes, PCBs, Circuit

designs, testing- interested in

challenges in electronics design, with

good educational background. Please

apply to sales@olympialighting.in

(HYMM/2526/C01654)

WANTED OFFICE Assistant to

manage stock, handle orders,

coordinate deliveries , support daily

business operations . Degree fresher

with two-wheeler and license

preferred.Contact 8500002608

(HYHA/2526/C02174)

URGENTLY NEED for Restaurant

Staff Cooks 3 No’s, Helpers, With

Gulf Experience Cont: 9985971480

(HYHA/2526/C02248)

NEED FRESH Graduates (Male/

Female) Admin/ HR Secretaries.

Whatsapp Only Details.

Ph:9848012036. (S/2526/C00739)

WANTED LEGAL Advisors/ Law

Officers for our Firm Lawyers with

thorough knowledge both in Civil/

Criminal Matters can Contact

9110768254. (S/2526/C00748)

WANTED FULL Time/ Part time Male

Lawyer for Drafting/ Typing

Business Documents, Court Petitions,

appearing in courts to pursue

Civil & Criminal cases filed by the

company.Two wheeler must.To report

at Jubileehills. Age Between

35- 50 years, Salary around

22,500+ Incentive. Ph:9398316172,

Email resume to:

kalpavrikshallp@gmail.com.

(S/2526/C00737)

WANTED FULL Time physics faculty

We are looking for a dedicated full-

time Physics Faculty member to teach

IPE + EAPCET. For Our Reputed

Junior College At Shaheen Nagar,

Near Chandrayangutta, Barkas,

Joining: Immediately. 7661027295,

Email:jobopeningscls@gmail.com

(HYHA/2526/C02108)

✔

LECTURERS FOR Economics

Civics & Commerce for Ashray

Akruti Junior college for Hearing

Impaired, Ameerpet Hyd.Attractive

Salary Quali- Post graduation with

2 to 3 yrs exp. Ph: 9000111148,

9642299223 (HYHA/2526/C02139)

WANTED SENIOR Lecturers

for English & JL’s for MPC, BiPC &

CEC (Freshers can apply). Part-time/

Full-time can apply Email:

jobsatsrichandra@gmail.com Call

or WhatsApp: 9666156313

(HYHA/2526/C02152)

WANTED LECTURERS Civics,

Botany, Chemistry, English,

Sanskrit, Hindi Vignan Jr & Degree

Colleges Nr. Langer House, GMS

ARCADE, Bandlaguda X Roads,

Ph: 9849111301/ 9100381901

vignan.bandlaguda@gmail.com

(HYHA/2526/C02241)

WANTED EXPERIENCED Full Time/

Part Time Lecturer to Teach Telugu &

Computer Science for Degree Classes

in well Established College Near

Secunderabad Area. Contact:

9704698482. (HYMM/2526/C01640)

REPUTED INFRASTRUCTURE

Company Required Cheff Manager/

Managers - Income: 1Lakh - 1.5Lakh

Retired Officers, VRS, House wife’s,

private /Govt Department & Freshers

Male / Female, Part /Full time for

Admin /Sales / Marketing GORLE

RAMARAO, GMAyyappa Society,

Madhapur. Ph:9553529529,

6305831547 (HYMM/2526/C01698)

URGENTLY REQUIRED Prashamsa

Hospital Temple Alwal, Female

Receptionist, (front office) with

Computer knowledge & O.T Nurses,

GNM Nurses. Contact: 9849167950,

9848054524. (S/2526/C00659)

WANTED STAFF Sisters, Laboratory

Technicians, Receptionist, Senior

Accountants, Supervisors, Officeboys

for Hospital at Attapur. Contact:

7672025001 (HYHA/2526/C02172)

EXPERIENCED MARKETING Head

with Corporate or Hospital Skills.

Part time Accountant, Phlebotomist

required. Call or send resume

to Contact: 7533004488.

(B/2526/C00233)

EYE DOCTOR wanted Palwancha

Mandal, Bhadradri Kothagudem I9

Eye Care Hospital is looking to hire an

MBBS DO or MBBS MS qualified

doctor. Even candidates with an

MBBS MS degree who are not

interested in performing surgeries are

also eligible 9533355338 /

7660887757 (HYMM/2526/C01697)

WANTED GYNAECOLOGIST

general physician MDDermatologist

cosmetologist, plastic surgeon

orthopaedician GeneralSurgeon

Paediatrician ward boys for

Blume health multispeciality hospital

contact HR. ph. 6305831313

(HYMM/2526/C01720)

WANTED EXPERIENCED lady

Gynecologist/ MBBS/ BAMS for

24hrs @ choutuppal sai jyothi

hospital9885555423/ 9182868200

(HYHA/2526/C02235)

WANTED FOR Bulk Drug Industry

situated at Ramlingampally, R & D

Chemist with 5/6 years experience in

processes Chemistry minimum

qualification B.Sc, apply to

sales@hermeschem.com or Mobile

No: 9182504970. (S/2526/C00735)

WANTED DOCTORS only mbbs

freshers / experienced / retaired and

pharmasist for bbl hospital annaram

village sangareddy dist. Contact

9177174104. (HYMM/2526/C01716)

WANTED MEDICAL Officer, MBBS,

MD (Path) & Marketing Executives

for Blood Bank. Ph:9246332282,

9885225878. (S/2526/C00646)

MEENA HOSPITAL Tukaram Gate

Secunderabad requires day duty

doctor BAMS BHMS BUMS Pharma D

three years experience. 9963432674

(W/2526/AT000250)

KAKATIYA HOSPITAL requires DMO

Doctors (MBBS) at Gachibowli,

Gopanpally. Salary around (60k).

Contact: 9059937108, 9866231944.

(A/2526/C00210)

REQUIRE COMPUTER Operator

with knowledge of Online Tendering

and Quotation Submission in

Online Portals. (Sal 20K plus). Near

Balanagar Area. Email:

info@southernplantaids.com Contact

9849954447. (S/2526/C00708)

LOOKING FOR female telecallers ,

office boy , female manager ,

website designer we are located at

Begumpet +91 72077 62929

(HYMM/2526/C01684)

WANTED: ACADEMIC Counsellor,

Telecallers for Lords Skill Academy (AI

& IT Courses). Person should have

knowledge on Software/ AI Skills.

Location: Mehdipatnam. Call: 89786

54303, 98495 19365 | Email:

lordsskillacademy@gmail.com

(W/2526/AT000276)

WANTED FOR GVR Insurance

Brokers, Telecallers (F) & Sales

Persons(M/F) Multi - Lingual

(Languages) with good Academic

background & Experience in

Insurance Business (Life & General).

Salary commensurate per

qualification & Experience Ph.

9849656375, 8688869820.

(HYHA/2526/C02145)

WANTED BILLING Clerk & Sale

Attendants At URC Centre Appln Last

Date: 30 July 2025. For Details Contact:

040-29881012. (HYHA/2526/C02151)

SR. ACCOUNTANT- 1 Number (Male)

Experience: 3 years, Front Office

System Operator- 1 Number,

Experience: 1-2 years, Site Engineers -

3 Numbers, Experience: 3 years,

KTR Infra projects Srivenkata

Ramana Colony, Greenhills Road,

KPHB Colony, Kukatpally. 040-

29555167/ 8801120203, 6300368792.

E-mail: ktrinfraproject@gmail.com

(HYHA/2526/C02193)

ADVANCED SKILLS Development

Center We Are Hiring MS Office Trainer

Any Graduation/Post Graduation with

5 yrs Exp. Knowledge of

(Fundamentals of Computers Advance

Level)Accounting with Tally Trainer Any

Graduation/ Post Graduation with 5 yrs

Exp. Knowledge of(ERP 9 Advance

Level) good salary, send resume: + 91

7207084178/ director@asdc-india.com

(HYHA/2526/C02223)

WANTED 2-3 years experienced

Male Supervisor for Fabrication Work

at Balanagar with knowledge of Excel.

Required one data entry operator also

Apply to pspl90@yahoo.co.in contact

number to Ph: 9948041200/

9000312538. (HYHA/2526/C02243)

WANTED SITE Engineers Q:

Diploma in civil or B.Tech Exp:

Minimum 2 to 3 yrs & Accountant

Required urgently. Ph: 9000454350.

(HYHA/2526/C02245)

SVK NIRMAN Pvt. Ltd, SVK Growing

Infrastructures Company requires

Engineers with Q.S Back ground,

Accountants & Purchase Manger

from Junior & Senior roles should

have experience in Irrigation

Projects, Highway works, Layout

Development. Position for Head office

& site offices. Required experience

5-10 years. Interested Candidates

may send their CVs to

7993840952, svkcinfo@gmail.com

(S/2526/C00696)

GAMING ZONE Assistants RTC X

Roads, Hyd. Full time 11 am - 10 pm.

Telugu, Hindi & Eng must.

Freshers welcome. Call 9908859189

(HYHA/2526/C02190)

FIELD OFFICER post in

Secunderabad very good salary

offered by a reputed housekeeping

company call 9686839300/

9902766800 (HYMM/2526/C01686)

REQUIRED A educated women to

look after two kids 24 hrs at

tukkuguda Contact : 9000481614.

(HYMM/2526/C01705)

REQUIRED RECEPTIONIST com

Sales Executive Female for a Real

Estate Company situated in Aziznagar

before Moinabad, good Salary +

Incentive. 10 AM to 6 PM. Contact:

9515981351 (A/2526/C00237)

REQUIRED HOUSE Keeping Field

Officers to work in Suraram in a

leading security company. Minimum

10 yrs experience, English, Telugu

Speaking Must. Age: Below 45 yrs,

E-Mail: info@expertsgroupfms.com

Ph: 8688010536/ 9701900766.

(HYHA/2526/C02240)

✔

WANTED PRIMARY teachers

and biology, maths and english

for high school part time or full time

.attractive salary for right candidates.

9398213100. lakshya the school,

abids. (HYMM/2526/C01467)

WE ARE looking for qualified and

dedicated High school teachers for all

Subjects Vikas High School akber plaza

near Habeeb function hall Baba nagar

9391303030. (HYHA/2526/C01897)

WANTED FEMALE Academic

incharge and Female Teachers for all

the subjects in a CBSE school at

Banjara Hills. Contact-98492 67605/

9502481893. (HYHA/2526/C02153)

THE PROGRESS Group Of

Institutions required teachers @

Falaknuma Branch: Telugu(VIII-X)

Accountant/Cum Clerk, Academic

Incharge(F). For Bahadurpura:

Mother Teacher/ Supporting Teacher

for Pre-primary. & Bandlaguda

Branch: Social Studies teacher

(VI-VII)/ Academic Incharge.

walk-in interview 14th-16th July-2025

@ Falaknuma Branch Between:10

am-2 pm 9248338503/7995519903

email:tphs999@gmail.com Salary

negotiable as per qualification and

experience. (HYHA/2526/C02144)

✔

WANTED HIGH School teachers

for English & Social, Math &

Physics. Attractive salary. Patmos

High School Fathenagar, Near

Masjid/ Meeseva Ph:8688208098/

9701750441 (HYMM/2526/C01583)

✔

VIDYAKIRAN GROUP of

High Schools, Ghatkesar

Immediately Requires Proficient,

Qualified Teachers for High School

Mathematics, Physics, English.

Fluent English Communication

must. Very attractive Salary. Walk-

in/ Contact on all working days.

Ph:9849396062, 9948104828,

7997253253. (S/2526/IC00048)

WANTED TEACHERS to Teach

English,Telugu & Social for Higher

Classes. Attractive Salary. Swamy

Dayanand High School,

BaghAmberpet. Ph: 9246506394,

7995742484 (HYHA/2526/C02198)

REPUTED SCHOOL in Moghalpura

seeks experienced educators for:

Science, Social Studies, English,

Hindi, Urdu, ICT. Also hiring:

English Communication & Public

Speaking Coach (IELTS 7+ or

equivalent required). Qualified,

experienced candidates only.

Attractive salary for deserving

applicants.Call 10 am - 5 pm:

9160550002 (HYHA/2526/C02238)

DARSH UNIVERSAL School, CBSE,

Sainikpuri requires Pre-Primary,

Primary Teachers (PPT/ Montessori

Trained/ B.Ed) all subjects and system

administrator (Networking and

Technically experienced- preferred

male). Contact: 9848866536,

Email:secretary@darshschool.org

(S/2526/C00734)

✔

WANTED TRAINED/ Untrained

Experienced Teachers for all

Subjects for Primary and High School

including Hindi and Telugu Subjects.

Contact Brightmont High School,

CIEFL Colony, East Anandbagh,

Malkajgiri. Ph:9246590573,

8125677401. (S/2526/C00702)

WANTED EXPERIENCED Lady

Teachers to teach Primary Class

Telugu and Hindi. Spring School,

Vijaynagar Colony, Mallepally,

Hyderabad. Ph:7702962385,

9391057352. (B/2526/C00239)

✔

WANTED MONTESSORI / Pre

Primary Teachers Immediately.

Good Salary. Contact : Edify Pre

School, Neredmet. Ph: 9121037002,

9866418002 (HYMM/2526/C01719)

VIDYA VINAYALAYA School,

Redhills, Lakdikapul affiliated to CBSE

is recruiting Experienced Teachers to

teach 1) TGT Science- Graduate in

Science +B.Ed, 2) Computers- B.C.S/

M.C.S/ B.Tech with good English

Communication Skill. Approx. Salary

23-33K depending on the experience.

Send your Resume on

vidyavinayalaya89@gmail.com, Call

or Whatsapp on: 9177861861.

(B/2526/C00232)

ROSE BUDS High School,

Sanathnagar Requires Experienced

Hindi Teacher for Higher Classes and

Pre- primary Teachers. Contact:

9348586802. (HYHA/2526/C01935)

WANTED QUALIFIED teachers for

Maths, Physical Science, Social

Studies for High School. And wanted

experienced security guards.Vikas

High School, Edi-bazar, Santoshnagar,

Hyderabad. Contact. 9393474756,

9393879793, 9014363343,

7780557912. (HYMM/2526/C01606)

KENEDY SCHOOL Marredpally,

A.S.Rao Nagar & ECIL Branches

require experienced, Lady Teachers for

Pre-Primary, Primary, Middle & High

School for Physics, Maths, English,

Social, Computers. Walk-in 9am- 1pm

on working days at East Marredpally.

Contact 6301303637, 8639396436.

kenedyvidyabhavan@gmail.com

(S/2526/C00710)

WANTED TO teach V to X classes,

English, Maths, Science and

Social, St.Mary’s Convent High

School, Nilanga, Latur District,

Maharashtra. Just 5 hours journey

from Hyderabad. Retired teachers

are also eligible to serve.

Ph:9000869608, 8008977715.

(S/2526/C00740)

CLASSIFIEDS

pg11

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

PLOTS

CONSULTANCY

REAL ESTATE

LAND REQUIRED

COMMERCIAL

RENTALS

SINGLE BEDROOM

FLATS

DOUBLE BEDROOM

THREE & MORE

DOUBLE BEDROOM

INDEPENDENT HOUSE

THREE & MORE

INDUSTRIAL SHEDS

REQUIRED

DOUBLE BEDROOM

RESI/COMM

COMMERCIAL

LEASE

THREE & MORE

INDEPENDENT HOUSE

INDUSTRIAL SHEDS

ACADEMIC

SITUATION VACANT

ACCOUNTS & FINANCE

ADVT. SALES & MKTG.

CALL CENTER / BPO

CALL CENTRE

DRIVERS

ENGINEERS

GENERAL

HOTEL

HRD & ADMINISTRATIVE

LAW OFFICERS

LECTURERS

MANAGERS

MEDICAL

MULTIPLE VACANCIES

OTHER VACANCIES

RECEPTION-CUM-TEL-OPRTRS

SECURITY

TEACHERS

CITY

pg12

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

Khairatabad gets

ready for Ganesh

Scaffolding work for idol in progress at full speed

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The Khairatabad Ganesh

Utsav Committee perform-

ed a Sudarshana Homam

at the idol site on Saturday,

marking the beginning of

rituals ahead of this year’s

Ganesh Chaturthi

celebrations. Khairatabad

MLA Danam Nagender,

former MLA Chintala

Ramchandra Reddy and

sculptor Rajender partici-

pated in the ceremony.

The committee said scaf-

folding and welding works

for the 69-feet-tall idol are

progressing at full pace.

The welded metal frame-

work will serve as the

structural base for the

massive idol. Organisers

assured that all safety pro-

tocols are being followed

during the construction.

“Donations from devo-

tees are being collected

and the idol will be ready

by the last week of August.

Rituals and poojas will

begin soon after,” a

committee member said.

The Khairatabad Ganesh

idol is among the tallest in

the country and draws

lakhs of devotees every

year during the Ganesh

festival.

Ganesh Utsav Committee members performing the

Sudarshana Homam ritual at Khairatabad Ganesh idol

premises on Saturday

—DEEPAK DESHPANDE

Pranahita River overflows

inundating cotton crops

PILLALAMARRI

SRINIVAS | DC

ADILABAD, JULY 12

Backwaters from the

Pranahita River have inun-

dated standing cotton

crops across several man-

dals in Komaram Bheem

Asifabad district, while

flash flooding disrupted

road connectivity in parts

of the region.

In Bejjur, Penchikalpet

and Dahegaon mandals,

fields in Somini,

Thikkapalli, Bandalguda,

Koyapalli, Mogavelli and

Talai villages (Bejjur),

Gudem

(Chinthalamanepalli) and

Rampur (Dahegaon) were

submerged by backflow

from the swollen river.

Rampur farmer Bore

Nagesh reported that some

200 acres of cotton were

submerged in his village

and adjoining areas, caus-

ing massive losses. He

urged the state govern-

ment to survey the damage

promptly and provide fair

compensation.

Meanwhile, the overflow

of a rivulet between Talai

and Papanpet villages in

Bejjur disrupted local road

links.

In Mancherial district,

floodwaters also sub-

merged crops in Kotapalli

and Vemanpalli mandals.

District officials have

issued alerts for residents

of Penchikalpet, Dahegaon

and Bejjur mandals.

Adivasi leader Soyam

Chinnaiah of Sulugupalli

observed that annual mon-

soon inundations have

become routine, calling for

construction of a barrage

on the Pranahita to control

backwaters and prevent

future crop losses.

Farmers along the

Penganga River likewise

fear their cotton and soy-

bean fields may flood if

water levels rise.

MGBS parking

shed caves in

MRITTIKA

BANERJEE I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The shed at the TSRTC

MGBS parking area

stands half-caved in, its

slanted tin roof drooping

over rows of two-wheel-

ers packed tightly under-

neath. Rust lines the

frame, and one side of the

sheet has sunk complete-

ly, held up awkwardly by

bent metal rods.At the

entrance, a damaged

board propped against a

railing reads Accident

Prone Area in bold red

letters, placed beside a

torn sign bearing the offi-

cial TSRTC and ParkMate

logos.

Despite the condition,

the space remains in

daily use. Scooters and

bikes are parked as usual,

some just inches away

from the tilted frame. A

couple of workers in the

lot say the shed came

down during heavy rain

about four months ago

and has stayed that way

since.

“No one has repaired it.

People still park here

every day,” one of them

said, shrugging. A police

official nearby mentioned

there had been a funding

issue. “It’s under a pri-

vate contractor and the

delay is due to some fund-

ing concern,” the officer

added, glancing at the

barricade.

TSRTC Rangareddy

regional manager

Srilatha confirmed that

the contractor was refus-

ing to spend the `1.5 lakh

needed for repairs since

his contract is set to end

in a month. “He’s not will-

ing to fix it.

Haj House offers

free applications

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The Telangana Haj

Committee is offering a

free online application

facility for pilgrims inten-

ding to undertake Haj in

2026. Minister Adluri

Lakshman inaugurated

the service at the Haj

House on Saturday, assur-

ing that the committee

would ensure smooth

arrangements.

Officials said the last

date to submit applica-

tions is July 31. Children

below 12 years are not eli-

gible. Applicants must

complete the process

early and ensure that

their passports are valid

until at least December

31, 2026. Haj Committee

chairman Syed Afzal

Biyabani said a short-

duration Haj package

with a 20-day stay has

been introduced, which is

expected to benefit elder-

ly pilgrims and those

with health concerns.

Lakshman Kumar said

that special arrange-

ments were made for Haj

2025 and similar efforts

would continue. He

acknowledged adviser

Mohammed Ali Shabbir’s

request to complete pend-

ing works at the Haj com-

plex in Nampally. The

event was attended by

Shabbir Ali, Yakutpura

MLA Jaffar Hussain .

Farmers in their cotton fields inundated by the backwa-

ters of Pranahita river in Rampur of Dahegoan mandal in

Komaram Bheem Asifabad district on Saturday.

— DC

Ancient AP ahead in fashion

K.M.P. PATNAIK | DC

VISAKHAPATNAM, JULY 10

Women from Odisha and

North Andhra were ahead

of their European counter-

parts in fashion – spanning

styles in hairdressing,

wearing high-heel shoes

and adorning themselves

with jewellery.

Use of high heels was in

vogue here long ago, as is

evident in the stone works

of the Konark Temple,

while the hair-dressing

styles marked Simha-

chalam’s sculptures of

ancient past. Both the tem-

ples were built by Langula

Narasimha Deva Gajapati

and the architect was

Aktai Senapati.

These sculptures belong

to the 13th Century, long

before such fashion pur-

suits caught up with

women in the West. The

Europeans dressed their

hair and wore high heels

after the Renaissance in

the 14th Century.

While heels were initially

worn by men in Persia for

purposes like riding, the

sculptures from the

Konark Sun Temple show

that Odiya women were

incorporating high heels

into their fashion in the

13th Century.

According to historian

Sai Kumar Kethineedi,

many types of headdresses

are evident in these sculp-

tures. The most-important

are the headdresses of

kings, the deity statues, the

common people, sages and

dancers. “Kings, emperors

and princes combed their

hair straight up and wore a

jeweled crown on it,’’ Sai

Kumar notes.

The attire in these temple

sculptures is also elegant.

Kings and queens wore

thin clothes. The clothes

were from the waist down.

The upper part of the

waist was uncovered.

“Both men and women

were carved without any

clothes on the upper part.”

For instance, the woman

(Choun bearer) holding the

Vinjamara in the Kalyana-

mandapam is wearing a

thin saree tied with cumin

threads up to the waist. In

this way, various types of

attire are seen in the sculp-

tures of that time. The

dancers and the kings

wore the Uttariyam. It

looked as if this was hang-

ing from their shoulders.

In those times, people held

the belief that wearing

jewelry increased their

longevity and health, while

also giving strength and

radiance to the body. This,

they thought, even cured

diseases by relieving them

of planetary afflictions.

PULI SHARATH

KUMAR | DC

WARANGAL, JULY 12

Activists and representa-

tives from various organi-

sations are urging the state

government to reconsider

its plan to develop islands

as part of the Bhadrakali

lake beautification project

here.

They warn that the pro-

posed islands will shrink

the lake’s surface area,

which has been reduced by

the construction of the

bund, Hunter Road,

Padmakshi Gutta, Pothana

Road, and NTR Nagar.

Chikati Raju, convener of

the Kakatiya Varasatva

Sampadha Protection

Committee, told Deccan

Chronicle that creating

islands would further

threaten the lake, an inte-

gral component of the

Kakatiya-era network of

lakes, especially since

opportunistic encroach-

ments had claimed a signif-

icant portion of its shores.

He cautioned that estab-

lishing islands, bird habi-

tats, and the surrounding

Mada Veedulu streets

could reduce the lake’s

area by 30-40 acres and

exacerbate flooding of the

neighbourhood during the

rainy season.

Over the past 15 years,

about 20 colonies have

been repeatedly sub-

merged by floodwaters

from the Bondhi Vagu

stream. With the lake

shrinking, the threat of

seasonal inundation will

only grow, he said.

In response, Kuda chair-

man Enagala Venkatram

Reddy said that no propos-

al existed to reduce the

lake’s area and that its

water storage capacity

would increase once desilt-

ing was complete.

He explained that exist-

ing rocky formations and

mud hillocks in the lake’s

centre will be reshaped

into nine islands, named

for the Navagrahas.

Saplings will be planted to

attract birds, and food

stalls and boating facilities

will be added.

The Mada Veedulu

streets, bunds, and a

planned cable-car system

will further enhance the

project, while the historic

Sri Bhadrakali Temple will

be upgraded as a premier

tourist and spiritual desti-

nation in South India.

Greens seek rethink on Bhadrakali islands

Proposal will lead to shrinking historic lake’s surface area

LAKE

BEAUTIFICATION

The parking shed outside the MG Bus Stand Metro

Station collapsed due to the rain.

—P. SURENDRA

JANGAON RANKS

AMONG TOP 50 IN

NATIONAL SURVEY

DC CORRESPONDENT

WARANGAL, JULY 12

Jangaon ranked among

the top 50 districts in

India in the recent

National Achievement

Survey (NAS-2024), dis-

trict collector Rizwan

Basha Shaik announced

on Saturday. He attrib-

uted this success to the

targeted plans and hard

work of the district’s

education department

officials and government

school teachers.

Jangaon secured 16th

place nationally for Class

3, 35th for Class 6, and

33rd for Class 9. The

NAS, conducted last

December, assessed stu-

dents in Classes 3, 6 and

9. To support prepara-

tion, education officials

guided teachers in refin-

ing their instructional

methods and monitoring

progress. Subject-wise

teacher teams met

monthly to develop ques-

tions and distribute them

to students.

The hair ornaments and knots shown in the sculptures of

the Chamara Grahinas in the Kalyana Mandapam of the

Simhachalam Temple.

—DC

The mountain-like huge

rocks in the middle of the

Sri Bhadrakali Lake in

Hanamkonda.

CITY

pg13

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

SHORT TAKE

Experts wonder if Shefali

fell into anti-ageing trap

Babus laced with graft turn

toddy into a deadly cocktail

NARENDER PULLOOR I DC

NIZAMABAD/MEDAK,

JULY 12

High-level corruption

within several govern-

ment departments has

allowed the sale of adul-

terated toddy to flourish

across Telangana. Fata-

lities linked to contami-

nated toddy have risen

sharply, affecting both

men and women addicted

to the illicit brew. In pur-

suit of quick profits,

unscrupulous depot own-

ers, toddy tappers and cor-

rupt officials are promot-

ing this dangerous trade.

Disturbingly, some

young migrant workers

from Telangana have

struggled to maintain jobs

in the Gulf because of

their dependence on

chemically tainted toddy

back home. Analyses have

detected Chloral Hydrate,

Diazepam and

Alprazolam in spurious

toddy samples, causing

serious health problems.

Yet, many elected repre-

sentatives remain reluc-

tant to intervene, priori-

tising political interests

over public safety.

Toddy consumption has

a centuries-old tradition

in rural Telangana. Under

the Telugu Desam govern-

ment, Chief Minister N.T.

Rama Rao established tap-

per cooperatives and

licensed toddy tappers to

protect their livelihoods.

However, as alcohol prohi-

bition created high

demand for toddy, middle-

men paid large sums to

these societies, reportedly

â‚¹1 crore in Nizamabad,

to control production.

They then began adulter-

ating toddy with toxic

chemicals to maximise

profits.

With limited palm trees

(etha and thati) available

to meet demand, many

rural and urban con-

sumers have unknowingly

drunk water mixed with

harmful substances. To

safeguard their illegal

operations, depot owners

and complicit tappers

reportedly bribe officials

in the prohibition and

excise department, police,

political circles, and even

some media outlets.

The health impact has

been severe. Chronic con-

sumption of contaminat-

ed toddy leaves many

unable to perform strenu-

ous work in fields or

industry. Kamareddy

excise superintendent

Hanumantha Rao told

Deccan Chronicle that his

department is cracking

down on adulteration: sev-

eral cases have been regis-

tered in the Banswada

area, and public aware-

ness campaigns are

underway.

When approached

anonymously, a toddy

trader admitted that they

feel compelled to adulter-

ate toddy to satisfy

demand, citing a lack of

government support for

natural toddy farms.

He alleged that excise

officers, lab technicians

and police regularly

extort bribes from shops

and warned that online

payment audits could

expose these corrupt offi-

cials.

Toddy deaths make cops go for tests in shops

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The task force of the prohibi-

tion and excise department

seized an unlicenced outlet

during surprise raids on

toddy compounds across the

city on Saturday and collect-

ed multiple samples for lab

testing.

The raids were followed by

directions from excise com-

missioner Hari Kiran. A

team raided toddy com-

pounds in Serilingampally

and Siddiquenagar. The

team found an unlicensed

toddy shop operating in

Siddiquenagar, which was

seized. A case has been regis-

tered against the shopowner.

Simultaneously, a city team

raided compounds in

Balanagar, Moosapet, and

Kaithalapur, collecting mul-

tiple samples and handing

them over to excise officials.

In a separate operation, STF

team inspected toddy depots

and outlets in Musheerabad

and Kacheguda, collecting

samples from five locations.

All samples have been sent

to the Excise Chemical

Laboratory for testing, offi-

cials said. The raids come in

the backdrop of suspected

adulteration cases linked to

recent toddy-related deaths

and hospitalisations in the

city.

Meanwhile, five of the 35

patients who were undergo-

ing treatment at Nims in the

adulterated toddy case, were

discharged from hospital,

while 10 are fit and ready to

be discharged.

After consuming adulterat-

ed toddy at a toddy com-

pound in HMT Hills, seven

persons had died, while 53

were undergoing treatment

at Nims and Gandhi

Hospitals.

Her death highlights growing menace of quack practitioners

SHRIMANSI

KAUSHIK | DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The sudden death of actor

and reality TV personality

Shefali Jariwala has

reignited concerns over

the safety of cosmetic and

anti-ageing procedures,

particularly those con-

ducted in unregulated or

unauthorised settings.

Experts are raising

alarms not only about the

popularity of these treat-

ments but also about their

potential to cause serious

harm, including, in rare

cases, cardiac arrest.

Dr Rajetha Damisetty,

chairperson of the anti-

quackery, legal and ethics

committee of the Indian

Association of

Dermatologists,

Venereologists and

Leprologists (IADVL),

said even widely accepted

interventions like botox,

dysport, dermal fillers,

hyaluronic acid boosters

and laser treatments

carry risks such as bruis-

ing and swelling. These,

however, are generally

manageable when admin-

istered by trained derma-

tologists.

More troubling, she

noted, is the increasing

use of unapproved treat-

ments like intravenous

glutathione, often market-

ed for skin lightening

rather than for any evi-

dence-based anti-ageing

benefit. “Scientific sup-

port for glutathione is

weak, and serious compli-

cations—including

death—have been report-

ed,” she said. In the

Philippines, doctors who

administer such treat-

ments risk losing their

licenses, and in India, eth-

ical practitioners actively

discourage their use, she

explained.

Dr Bhumesh Kumar

Katakam, head of derma-

tology at Osmania

Medical College, echoed

these concerns. He said

procedures like fillers,

thread lifts and laser ther-

apies are only safe when

performed in licensed

medical settings by quali-

fied specialists.

Otherwise, patients face

complications ranging

from allergic reactions

and infections to vascular

occlusion and even blind-

ness.

The problem, both

experts said, extended

beyond risky procedures

to the growing menace of

quack practitioners —

unqualified individuals

who exploit public desire

for aesthetic enhance-

ment. Dr Damisetty

warned that these individ-

uals, often without med-

ical credentials, aggres-

sively market services on

social media, offering

exaggerated promises,

false reassurances and

unregulated products, fre-

quently without disclos-

ing side effects or con-

traindications.“These

quacks use counterfeit

products and rely on paid

testimonials to mislead

clients,” said Dr Bhumesh

Kumar. “They offer quick

fixes with zero accounta-

bility and in doing so,

undermine trust in

trained professionals.”

Some aesthetic proce-

dures, especially when

performed by unqualified

persons, have been linked

to cardiac arrest. Dr

Damisetty cited the deaths

of two young engineers in

Kanpur after undergoing

hair transplants per-

formed by a dentist—a

violation of medical

norms.

These fatalities were

attributed to sepsis and

complications from anaes-

thesia. Dr Bhumesh

Kumar added that while

cardiac arrest is rare in

aesthetic treatments, the

risk increases significant-

ly when basic protocols

like cardiac screening,

allergy testing and intra-

operative monitoring are

bypassed. Regulatory laps-

es, the doctors said, enable

such dangerous practices

to persist. Although the

Telangana Medical

Council’s anti-quackery

cell has made efforts to

identify offenders,

enforcement remains

weak.

“We have seen clinics

reopen after token punish-

ments. Stronger action is

needed,” said Dr

Damisetty. She called for

stringent penalties includ-

ing license cancellation,

clinic closures, hefty fines

and even jail terms. “If

even a few are punished

decisively, it will serve as a

deterrent,” she noted.

In Jariwala’s case, both

doctors stressed the need

for a thorough investiga-

tion.

Dr Bhumesh Kumar said

unbiased postmortem and

toxicological reports are

crucial, not just for

accountability, but for

broader public health.

Dr Damisetty added that

if unethical treatments

are confirmed, the med-

ical council can initiate

action even in the absence

of a formal complaint.

“The media also has a

responsibility,” she said.

Toddy is being prepared at a depot in Nizamabad.

Producers allege lack of state government support for

natural toddy farms across districts.

DOCS SOUND CAUTION

●

● WIDELY

accepted

interven-

tions like

botox,

dysport,

dermal

fillers, hyaluron-

ic acid boosters

and laser treat-

ments carry

risks such as

bruising and

swelling.

●

● ALLOTMENTS UNDER

sports and NCC quotas will

be done in later rounds

after priority lists are

received from the respec-

tive departments.

●

● Increasing use of unap-

proved treatments like intra-

venous glutathione, often

marketed for skin light-

ening rather than for

any evidence-based

anti-ageing benefit.

●

● Procedures like

fillers, thread lifts and laser

therapies are only safe when

performed in licensed med-

ical settings by qualified

specialists.

●

● Unqualified individuals exploiting public

desire for aesthetic enhancement.

●

● These fatalities were

attributed to sepsis and

complications

from anaesthesia.

●

● Regulatory

lapses, the doc-

tors said, enable such

dangerous practices to

persist.

●

● Doctors seek through

investiga-

tion into

the

actor

and

reality TV

personality

Shefali

Jariwala

death case.

●

● Some aesthetic procedures, especially

when performed by unqualified persons,

have been linked to cardiac arrest.

EAPCET MOCK

SEAT ALLOTMENT

TOMORROW

DC CORRESPONDENT

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

The mock allotment for the

first phase of Eapcet engineer-

ing admissions will be

announced on or before July

13.

It will help candidates assess

how their choices may reflect

in the final allotment.

Candidates can modify their

options between July 14 and 15.

A total of 94,059 students exer-

cised web options by July 10,

competing for 83,054 seats. Of

these, 77,154 seats have been

tentatively allotted, with 5,900

still vacant.

A statement said 16,905 candi-

dates who submitted options

did not receive allotments in

the mock round.

Under the EWS quota, 6,021

candidates secured seats.

Allotments under sports and

NCC quotas will be done in

later rounds after priority lists

are received from the respec-

tive departments.

Government colleges filled

119 out of 195 seats, while pri-

vate universities saw nearly

full occupancy.

University colleges filled

5,163 of 6,108 seats and private

engineering colleges filled

70,515 out of 75,385.

SOUTH

BJP will come to power

in Kerala in 2026: Shah

Party sets target to contest 21,000 wards, secure 25% votes

GILVESTER ASSARY I DC

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM,

JULY 12

Union home minister

Amit Shah on Saturday

expressed confidence that

the BJP-led NDA would

form government in

Kerala in 2026. "To the vot-

ers of Kerala, I want to say

that the BJP-led NDA

under Prime Minister

Modi will fight the 2026

Assembly elections to

form government in

Kerala. The 25,000-strong

cadre gathered here is

sending out this message,"

he said.

“Kerala has experienced

LDF and UDF governance

over the years. But what

they delivered was vio-

lence, corruption, vote

bank politics, appease-

ment and a haven for anti-

national elements,” Shah

said, addressing a meeting

of hundreds of booth-level

workers drawn from local

body wards,

“I want to thank the peo-

ple of Kerala for all the

support given so far. In

2014, we got 11 per cent of

the votes, which increased

to 16 per cent in 2019, and

in 2024, we garnered 20 per

cent of the votes. A party

that reaches a 20 per cent

vote share can soon

achieve 35 per cent,” he

said.

“If you want change, you

usually switch between

UDF and LDF, but neither

can bring real change.

Now is the time for a

transformation. Vote for

the BJP,” he said. He asked

the cadre to take a vow

that in the upcoming local

body polls, the NDA would

contest over 21,000 wards

and make its presence felt

by securing 25 per cent of

the votes.Shah hit out at

the LDF government,

alleging that its nine years

in power were filled with

corruption cases such as

Exalogic scam, coopera-

tive bank, Life Mission, K-

fone and PPE kit corrup-

tion. "Pinarayi might get

upset when I say that gold

smuggling is the biggest

state-sponsored racket in

the entire country," he

said, referring to Chief

Minister Pinarayi

Vijayan.Taking a dig at

the alleged corruption of

the UDF, Shah quipped:

“Bade miya to bade miya,

chote miya subhanallah.”

"I won't spend much time

discussing UDF corrup-

tion because the Congress-

led front is on its way out.

Bar owners' bribery, Solar

scam, Palarivattom bridge

corruption - all happened

during their rule,” he said

and claimed that in con-

trast, there hasn't been a

single corruption charge

in the Modi government's

11-year tenure so far.

Shah accused the LDF

government of going soft

on hardline outfits. “When

the activities of PFI

spread to other states,

Modi ji took action and

banned the organisation.

The state government also

has the authority to

invoke similar sections. I

want to ask why the

Pinarayi government did

not ban the PFI ? Modi ji

not only banned the outfit

but also ensured all anti-

nationals were sent to

jail," he said.”Recently, a

communist leader claimed

that the BJP is a party of

North India. However, we

have the government in

Assam, we ousted the Left

to form a government in

Tripura, we hold power in

Odisha and Telengana, we

have emerged as a big

party. Now we are on the

path to forming a govern-

ment in Tamil Nadu,"

Shah said.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Kerala BJP

President Rajeev Chandrasekhar and others during a

public meeting, in Thiruvananthapuram. —

PTI

DC CORRESPONDENT

BENGALURU, JULY 12

A weird incident of a con-

vict swallowing a mobile

phone measuring 1 inch in

width and 3 inch length in

Shivamogga Central

Prison was reported and

later the swallowed object

was removed from the per-

son after a surgery. The

removed mobile phone

from the convict was

handed over to Prison offi-

cials by doctors on July 8.

However, the reason for

the convict to swallow a

mobile phone is yet to be

known by the Prison offi-

cials. Prison Chief

Superintendent Dr P.

Ranganath registered a

complaint with the Tunga

Police in Shivamogga to

investigate “How the con-

vict managed to get access

to a mobile inside the

Prison?” Chief Superin-

tendent of Shivamogga

Central Prison Dr P.

Ranganath told Deccan

Chronicle initially the

convict identified as

Daulat Yaane (30) com-

plained to the Prison per-

sonnel that he swallowed a

stone on June 24 and the

stone had lodged inside

his stomach. The convict

was referred to McGann

Hospital.

Prisoner swallows

phone, gets surgery

GURURAJ A. PANIYADI

| DC

GOKARNA, JULY 12

Police officials have dis-

covered a Russian nation-

al and her two young

daughters living in a cave

atop the forested

Ramateertha Hill, near

the temple town of

Gokarna. While the

woman and her children

have since been relocated,

police have initiated depo-

rtation proceedings thr-

ough the Foreigners Re-

gional Registration Office

(FRRO), Bengaluru, after

finding her visa had

expired in 2017.

Inspector Sridhar SR

and his team, during a

routine patrol on July 9

around 5 pm, came across

the cave and found Nina

Kutina (40) residing there

with her daughters —

Prema (6 years, 7 months)

and Ama (4 years). Kutina

told police she had

arrived from Goa seeking

spiritual solitude and was

performing religious ritu-

als and meditation in the

forest.

Authorities noted that

the cave is located in a

hazard-prone area, with

previous incidents of

landslides and frequent

sightings of dangerous

snakes and other wildlife.

Concerned for her and the

children’s safety, police

counselled her and escort-

ed the family down to

safer ground. She was

later taken, under police

protection, to the ashram

of Yogaratna Saraswati

Swamiji- an 80 year old

woman monk- at the

Shankar Prasad Fou-

ndation in Bankikodlu

village, Kumta taluk.

Officials from the De-

partment of Women and

Child Welfare were

brought in to assist, espe-

cially since she declined

to share her passport or

visa details, expressing a

desire to continue living

in India.

Following sustained

counselling by officials

and spiritual intermedi-

aries, she later stated that

her documents might

have been misplaced in

the forest or near the cave.

For safety, she and her

daughters were shifted to

a government-run Wo-

men’s Reception Centre.

Meanwhile a joint search

by police and forest offi-

cials subsequently led to

the recovery of her pass-

port and visa, which

revealed her visa had

expired on April 17, 2017,

indicating she had over-

stayed for several years.

Gokarna Police have

now contacted the

Foreigners Regional

Registration Office

(FRRO) in Bengaluru, and

formal correspondence is

underway to initiate the

deportation process for

the Russian woman and

her two

children.According to

officials, Nina Kutina and

her daughters will be pro-

duced before the FRRO

office in Shantinagar,

Bengaluru, on July 14 for

further procedures.

Russian woman, kids found

living in a cave at Gokarna

2 MRPL workers die

after toxic gas leak

DC CORRESPONDENT

MANGALURU, JULY 12:

Two field operators died

while on duty in an acci-

dent at the Oil Movement

Area (OMS) of Mangalore

Refinery and Petroc-

hemicals Ltd (MRPL) on

Saturday morning. Ano-

ther operator who

attempted to rescue them

has been hospitalized and

is out of danger.

The deceased have been

identified as Deep

Chandra Bhartiya (33)

from Prayagraj and Bijil

Prasad (33) from Kerala,

both experienced field

operators at

MRPL.According to a

statement from the MRPL

at around 8 am on

Saturday two of MRPL

experienced field opera-

tors went on top of tank

platform for checking the

suspected level malfunc-

tion of tank FB7029 A

(Dry slop service - float-

ing roof) in the OMS area

of MRPL.

Both employees were

found unconscious on the

Tank Roof top platform.

They were given first aid

and shifted to a nearby

hospital, where they were

declared dead.

SHORT TAKES

FOOT-WASHING

CEREMONY DRAWS

GOVERNMENT IRE

DC CORRESPONDENT

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM,

JULY 12

Kerala education minister V.

Sivankutty has sought an

explanation from two private

schools in Kasargod and

Mavelikara following reports

that students washed the feet

of teachers as part of the Guru

Puja ceremony.

Sivankutty slammed the cer-

emony, stating that such prac-

tices are "totally inappropri-

ate" and against the values of a

democratic and progressive

education system.

According to reports, the cer-

emony was held at Saraswathi

Vidayalam in Bandadka,

Kasargod and Vidyadhiraja

Vidyapeetom Sainik School in

Mavelikara, Alappuzha dis-

trict. Both institutions are

affiliated to CBSE and function

under the management of

Bharatiya Vidya Niketan.In a

statement, the education min-

ister said that the government

viewed these incidents with

utmost seriousness. Such acts

are unacceptable and deserve

public condemnation.

ZOO TIGRESS

LEAVES CUBS,

ALL 3 DEAD

Bengaluru, July 12: Three

tiger cubs that were allegedly

abandoned by their mother

after littering have died in

Bannerghatta Biological Park

(BBP) recently, officials said on

Saturday.

Tigress Hima Das gave its

third litter of three cubs on

July 7, and after giving birth,

she did not take care of them,

and consequently, all three

cubs were injured, they said.

According to the BBP, the cubs

were shifted to a Hospital . On

July 8, a male cub died, and on

July 9, another male and a

female cubs died. “A post-

mortem was conducted by the

veterinary team. One male cub

died due to cervical injury due

to stamping, another male cub

died due to injuries to brain

tissue and meningeal hema-

toma caused as a result of the

mother’s biting on its head”

the BBP said.

A Russian woman and her two daughters found living in

a cave atop Gokarna’s Ramatirtha Hill, discovered by

police during a forest patrol. —

●

● POLICE FOUND

Russian woman

Nina Kutina and

daughters living

in Ramateertha

Hill cave. They

sought spiritual

solitude; unsafe

conditions led to

relocation and

protective shel-

ter.

●

● KUTINA’S EXPIRED visa prompt-

ed officials to initiate deportation.

She declined to share documents;

later stated they might be mis-

placed near the forest site.

●

● Search teams recovered her

passport, confirming April 2017

visa lapse. Deportation process

begun; family scheduled to

appear before Bengaluru FRRO

on July 14.

CRASH REPORT

pg14

DECCAN CHRONICLE | HYDERABAD | SUNDAY | 13 JULY 2025

SHORT TAKES

AIR INDIA ASSURES

COOPERATION FOR

CRASH PROBE

New Delhi, July 12: Air

India on Saturday said it is

working closely with regula-

tors and other stakeholders,

and will continue to cooperate

with the authorities in the

ongoing probe into the

Ahmedabad plane crash after

AAIB released its preliminary

report.

On June 12, the airline’s

Boeing 787-8 plane operating

flight AI 171 from Ahmedabad

to London Gatwick crashed

soon after take off and 260 peo-

ple died in the accident.

“We acknowledge receipt of

the preliminary report

released by the Aircraft

Accident Investigation Bureau

(AAIB) today, 12 July 2025.,”

the airline said in a post on X.

Further, the airline said it is

working closely with stake-

holders, including regulators.

“We continue to fully cooper-

ate with the AAIB and other

authorities as their investiga-

tion progresses”.

LEADERS

BLAME BOEING,

DEFEND PILOTS

New Delhi, July 12: Shiv

Sena (UBT) leader Priyanka

Chaturvedi on Saturday

accused Boeing, GE and Air

India of “failing” and gave a

clean chit to the pilots, after

the Aircraft Accident

Investigation Bureau (AAIB)

released its preliminary

report on the Ahmedabad

plane crash that killed 260

people.

“....it seems clear that

Boeing (manufacturer), GE

(engine) and Tata Air India

(operator) failed us, not our

pilots,” Chaturvedi said in a

post on X.

Highlighting the findings of

the report, she said: “Both

engines shut down mid-air

within seconds after takeoff -

- fuel cutoff switches moved

from RUN to CUTOFF one

after another” and that “no

immediate sabotage evi-

dence, but a known FAA advi-

sory on possible fuel switch

flaw existed -- inspections not

done by Air India”.

BJP MP

QUESTIONS ENGINE

SHUTDOWN

US GOLDEN

CHASSIS AIDS

INVESTIGATION

New Delhi, July 12: A Golden

Chassis from the United States

helped download 49 hours of

flight data from one of the

black boxes of Air India's ill-

fated Boeing 787-8 aircraft that

crashed last month.

After the fatal accident that

destroyed the aircraft and

killed 260 people on June 12,

the Aircraft Accident

Investigation Bureau (AAIB)

retrieved the two black boxes

or Enhanced Airborne Flight

Recorders (EAFRs) and

brought them to the national

capital on June 24.

Generally, data from damaged

flight recorders is downloaded

after sourcing Golden Chassis

and relevant download cables

from other accident investiga-

tion authorities.In the current

investigation, AAIB on

Saturday said the Golden

Chassis or the identical EAFR

unit and download cables

required to download data

from EAFR were sourced from

the US National Transport

Safety Board (NTSB).The

download from the FWD EAFR

was attempted at the AAIB Lab

in the national capital on June

24 and the Crash Protection

Module (CPM) was retrieved

from the forward EAFR.

New Delhi, July 12: There is

a need to further ascertain

why the engines of the Air

India flight 171 shut down soon

after the plane took off, BJP

MP Rajiv Pratap Rudy said on

Saturday, noting that the pilots

might have turned the fuel

switches off and on within a

fraction of a second to re-start

the engines after they flamed

out.

Talking to reporters here,

Rudy, himself a commercial

pilot, said a preliminary

report of the Aircraft Accident

Investigation Bureau (AAIB),

released on Saturday, has

pointed out that when the

plane crashed, the fuel switch-

es were in the “run” position,

which means they were on.

“The report says when the

aircraft crashed, the switches

were in the run position,

which means the switches

were on. There are some pre-

liminary evidence that indi-

cates that the pilots may have

noticed the engine power

declining.

EXPERTS POINT TO BOEING FLAW

SABA ANJUM SHAIK

and MANVI VYAS I DC

HYDERABAD, JULY 12

Aviation experts are rais-

ing serious concerns

about a possible design

flaw in the Boeing 787-8

Dreamliner Air India air-

craft that crashed last

month after the Aircraft

Accident Investigation

Bureau (AAIB), in its pre-

liminary report, spotted

the sudden shutdown of

the fuel control switch

mechanism.

V. Mallikarjun, a senior

retired air traffic con-

troller, pointed to the pho-

tographic and video evi-

dence showing that the

ram air turbine (RAT), a

small emergency power

unit that deploys only

during total loss of

engine power, had activat-

ed on the ill-fated plane.

“The RAT deployed

immediately after take-

off, which confirms a

total loss of engine power.

It only activates when

both engines fail, that’s a

major sign of what went

wrong,” said Mallikarjun

said.

Regarding the AAIB

reporting that one of the

pilots aske the other if he

had cut the fuel switches,

to which the other replied

in the negative,

Mallikarjun noted that it

showed that even the

crew didn’t fully under-

stand what had triggered

the engine shutdown.

He said there could be

three possible explana-

tions for the development:

A manual shutdown, an

inadvertent action or a

technical failure in the

fuel control switch mech-

anism. “Switching off

these switches by acci-

dent is extremely unlike-

ly,” Mallikarjun said. The

fuel control switches are

deliberately designed

with a three-step locking

mechanism lift, shift and

lock to prevent unintend-

ed movement.

“This isn’t something

that can happen just by

brushing against it and

for both switches to move

from ‘Run’ to ‘Cut-off ’

during the climb phase

raises serious questions.

If it wasn’t a manual

action, then there may

have been a deeper issue,

possibly a design flaw,”

Mallikarjun said.

Captain Suman

Saurabh, flight instruc-

tor, explained that those

fuel control switches were

designed with a locking

mechanism. “You can’t

just flip them accidental-

ly. Even if someone

brushes against it, it

won’t move completely to

the cut-off position. Pilots

are well aware of the con-

sequences no one would

do that knowingly. This

strongly suggests a possi-

ble design fault.”He also

referred to the pilots’ con-

versation and said it

pointed clearly away from

human error. “If this hap-

pened due to an electrical

trigger, it could only

occur if there’s a flaw in

the switch design or an

associated system,” Capt.

Saurabh said.A similar

concern was raised in the

UK Air Accidents

Investigation Branch’s

(AAIB) investigation into

a Boeing 747 incident in

2014, which revealed that

electrical faults had con-

tributed to multiple sys-

tem failures mid-flight.

Pilot’s denial of fuel cutoff shows even crew didn’t understand cause of sudden engine shutdown

Mumbai, July 12:

Exactly a month after Air

India flight 171 from

Ahmedabad to London

crashed soon after taking

off, killing 241 persons

onboard and 19 on the

ground, kin of several

passengers on the route

on Saturday said the one-

month anniversary of the

horrific aviation disaster

had brought back fate-

linked anxieties.

The Dreamliner ended

up as a massive ball of fire

after it crashed into BJ

Medical College hostel in

Meghaninagar here

moments following take

off from Sardar

Vallabhbhai Patel

International Airport at

1:39pm on June 12. While

241 of 242 passengers died,

19 fatalities on the ground

included four medical stu-

dents.Flight code AI-171

was suspended after the

horrific crash before

resuming on June 16 with

the new AI-159 flight code.

Air India’s website

informed that the flight

took off from here at

1:08pm on Saturday.

While most of the kin

left after passengers they

had come to see off

entered the sprawling ter-

minal building following

check-in at 10am, some

milled around waiting for

the flight to depart in

order to set to rest emo-

tions linked to the recol-

lection of the tragedy.

Among them was

Bhartiben Prajapati, a

resident of Kadi town in

Mehsana, who waited

along with her husband

Rajesh Prajapati and

other kin. — PTI

One month on, fear still

grips frequent passengers

People offer prayers during a prayer meeting held for

the late crew members of the Air India plane at a

church in Mumbai on Saturday. —

PTI

WHAT ARE THE FUEL SWITCH-

ES AT THE CENTRE OF THE AIR

INDIA CRASH PROBE?

The preliminary report from

investigators probing the Air

India crash that killed 260 peo-

ple showed that seconds after

takeoff, the Boeing BA.N 787

plane's engine fuel control

switches were switched off

briefly, starving them of fuel.

Below are a few facts about the switches, their

functions in the aircraft and their movements on

the Air India flight.

WHAT ARE FUEL SWITCHES?

They are switches that regulate fuel flow into a

plane's engines. They are used by pilots to start

or shut down engines on the ground or to manu-

ally shut down or restart engines if an engine

failure occurs during a flight. Aviation experts

say a pilot would not be able to accidentally

move the fuel switches that feed the engines.

But if moved, the effect would be immediate,

cutting off engine power. There are independent

power systems and wiring for the fuel cutoff

switches and the fuel valves controlled by those

switches, according to U.S. aviation safety

expert John Cox.

WHERE ARE THE FUEL

SWITCHES LOCATED?

The two fuel control switches

on a 787, in Air India's case

equipped with two GE GE.N

engines, are located below

the thrust levers. The switch-

es are spring-loaded to

remain in position. To change

one from run to cutoff, a pilot

has to first pull the switch up and then move it

from run to cutoff or vice versa. There are two

modes: 'CUTOFF' and 'RUN'.

WHAT HAPPENED ON THE FATAL

AIR INDIA FLIGHT?

According to the flight recorder, a few seconds

after takeoff, switches for both engines transi-

tioned to 'CUTOFF' from 'RUN' one after another

with a time gap of one second. As a result, the

engines began to lose power. One pilot was

heard on the cockpit voice recorder asking the

other why he cut off the fuel. "The other pilot

responded that he did not do so," the report

said. It did not identify which remarks were

made by the flight's captain and which by the

first officer. Seconds later, the switches flipped

back to 'RUN', according to the preliminary

report. Both fuel control switches were found in

the 'RUN' position at the crash site, it said.

When fuel control switches are moved from

'CUTOFF' to 'RUN' while the aircraft is in flight,

each engine's control system automatically

manages a relight and thrust recovery sequence

of ignition and fuel introduction, the report said.

"No sane pilot would ever turn those switches

off in flight," especially as the plane is just start-

ing to climb, U.S. aviation safety expert John

Nance said.

— REUTERS

1. Nose landing gear was found 307 feet southwest from the initial impact point; 2. The left engine hit Building and

detached completely; 3) The flap handle was set for takeoff and the landing gear lever was found in the ‘DOWN’

position. —

THE PRELIMINARY REPORT

ALPA India seeks fair,

fact-based air crash probe

Mumbai, July 12:

Airline Pilots’

Association of India on

Saturday demanded a fair

and fact-based probe into

the Air India plane crash

as it claimed that the tone

and direction of the inves-

tigation into the Air India

plane crash suggests a

bias towards pilot error.

The Aircraft Accident

Investigation Bureau

(AAIB) has released its

preliminary report into

the fatal Boeing 787-8

plane crash on June 12

that killed 260 people. The

report has found that the

fuel supply to both

engines of Air India flight

AI171 was cut off within a

second of each other,

causing confusion in the

cockpit and the airplane

plummeting back to

ground almost immediate-

ly after taking off.The 15-

page report says that in

the cockpit voice record-

ing, one unidentified pilot

asked the other why he

had cut off the fuel, which

the other denied.“The

tone and direction of the

investigation suggest a

bias towards pilot error...

ALPA India categorically

rejects this presumption

and insists on a fair, fact-

based inquiry,” Airline

Pilots’ Association of

India (ALPA) said in a

statement. — PTI

FRPM PAGE 1

The pilots tried to bring

the fuel switches back to

“run” mode. Engine 1

showed partial recovery,

but Engine 2 did not. The

ram air turbine (RAT) got

deployed. Thirtytwo sec-

onds after it took off, the

aircraft crashed into a

medical hostel near the

runway.

Likely, this fuel switch

transition may have hap-

pened due to technical

malfunctions of the sys-

tem, but the AAIB will

need more time to reach

the conclusion. The final

report will be available by

June next year.

While the preliminary

report rules out bird hit,

fuel contamination or any

sabotage, it does mention

an advisory of 2018 by the

United States transport

department’s Federal

Aviation Administration

(FAA) that indicated a pos-

sible fuel switch flaw

existed in Boeing’s certain

category of planes.

However, Air India did not

carry out inspections on

this possible flaw since it

was only an advisory,

the report said.

Since the AAIB

report is silent on

the cause of the

accident or how it

happened or who

did it, the Airline

Pilots Association of

India (ALPA) has demand-

ed a fair and fact-based

probe into the Air India

plane crash, as the pilots'

association claims that

the tone and direction of

the investigation into the

Air India plane crash sug-

gest a bias towards pilot

error.

Referring to the FAA

report on fuel control

switch gates which indi-

cated potential equipment

malfunctions, ALPA asked

if the recommendations of

the FAA bulletin were

implemented prior to

flight. The pilots' body

also accused the gov-

ernment of a lack of

transparency in

the investigation

and questioned

how the sensitive

information on fuel

control switches in

the report got leaked to

international media hous-

es before it was officially

released.

The preliminary report

said both pilots were well

experienced, medically fit

and had adequate rest

periods prior to operating

the flight. They under-

went the pre-flight breath

analyser test and were

found fit to operate the

flight. The aircraft was

within weight and balance

limits and had no danger-

ous goods onboard. It was

carrying 54,200 kg of avia-

tion fuel.

The report, based on the

preliminary facts and evi-

dence collected during the

investigation of the crash,

was made public by the

AAIB in accordance with

the rules of the

Convention on

International Civil Avi-

ation Organisation (ICAO)

under which the initial

report has to be released

within 30 days of the acci-

dent. The AAIB said the

sole objective of the inves-

tigation of an accident or

incident is the prevention

of accidents and incidents

and not apportion blame

or liability.

FAA WARNS OF FUEL

“No immediate sabotage evi-

dence, but a known FAA adviso-

ry on possible fuel switch flaw

existed , inspections not done

by Air India. it seems clear that

Boeing, GE and Tata AI failed us.”

—PRIYANKA CHATURVEDI

Shiv Sena (UBT) leader

“ let's not jump to any con-

clusions at this stage. Let

us wait for the final report.

These are technical things

and that is why we have

these investigation agencies.”

—K. RAM MOHAN NAIDU

Union aviation minister

Diu, July 12:Many would

think of him as one of the

luckiest persons alive in

the world. But for Vishwas

Kumar Ramesh, the sole

survivor of the June 12 Air

India plane crash, it has

been a struggle to get over

the monumental tragedy.

He is now taking a psy-

chiatrist's help to find a

way of coping with the

traumatic experience, his

cousin said.

When the London-bound

Boeing 787 Dreamliner

came down seconds after

the take-off from the

Ahmedabad airport, 40-

year-old Vishwas, an

Indian-origin British citi-

zen, was the only passen-

ger who walked away

alive. His brother Ajay was

among the 241 others

onboard who perished

along with 19 persons on

the ground.

The memories of the

scenes of the crash site,

his miraculous escape and

his brother's death still

hound Vishwas, said his

cousin Sunny.

“Many people, including

our relatives living

abroad, call us to inquire

about Vishwas's well-

being. But he does not talk

to anyone.

He is yet to overcome the

mental trauma of the

crash and the death of his

brother.

“He still wakes up in the

middle of the night and

finds it difficult to fall

asleep again. We took him

to a psychiatrist two days

ago to find remedy. He has

not made any plans yet to

return to London because

his treatment has just

begun,” Sunny added.

Vishwas was discharged

from the Ahmedabad Civil

Hospital on June 17. On

the same day, the mortal

remains of his brother

Ajay were handed over to

the family after a DNA

match.

Vishwas and Ajay were

returning to London by

the Air India flight after

visiting their family in

Diu, a part of the Union

Territory of Dadra and

Nagar Haveli and Daman

and Diu.

In a video which sur-

faced on social media, he

can be seen carrying his

brother's mortal remains

on his shoulders to the cre-

mation ground in Diu on

June 18.

A day after the crash,

Prime Minister Narendra

Modi met Vishwas at hos-

pital and enquired about

his well-being.

In an interview to

Doordarshan, Vishwas

recounted that the aircraft

seemed to have stalled

within seconds of taking

off.

His seat, 11A, was close

to the emergency door on

the left side, he said.

“Luckily, the portion of

the plane where I was seat-

ed fell on the ground floor

of the (medical college)

hostel premises after the

plane crash- landed. When

I saw that the door was

broken, I told myself that I

can try and get out.

Eventually, I came out,” he

told reporters.

In a viral video shot by a

local person minutes after

the crash, Kumar can be

seen walking towards an

ambulance, away from the

debris.

To walk away from the

haunting memories would

perhaps be more difficult.

—PTI

Sole survivor of Air India crash seeks psychiatric help

Crash site escape, brother’s death still haunt Vishwas Kumar, cousin shares painful memories

DEEP

TRAUMA

Vishwas Kumar Ramesh

1 2 3

TOO EARLY FOR

CONCLUSIONS:

AVIATION MINISTER

LAXMI PRANATHI | DC

with agency inputs

VISAKHAPATNAM, JULY 12

Union aviation minister

K. Ram Mohan Naidu on

Saturday said that it was

too early to jump to con-

clusions over the

Aircraft Accident

Investigation Bureau

(AAIB) report on the Air

India aircraft crash in

Ahmedabad, the find-

ings are not final.

“So, let's not jump to

any conclusions at this

stage. Let us wait for the

final report. These are

technical things and that

is why we have these

investigation agencies.

Once they are clear, they

are going to submit the

final report. At this stage

it will be very immature

for me to comment on

it,” said Naidu.

Addressing the media

after distributing

appointment letters at a

Rozgar Mela in

Visakhapatnam, he

emphasised the difficul-

ty of the investigation

and praised the AAIB for

their management of the

intricate process.

He praised the bureau

for conducting a "trans-

parent and professional"

investigation. The report

was undergoing asses-

sment by the civil avia-

tion ministry and add-

itional feedback could be

anticipated only after

the final report is made

available.

“I want to commend

the work done by the

AAIB.

It was an exceptionally

challenging task, partic-

ularly the initial endeav-

or of securing the black

box and attempting to

decode the data, all per-

formed within the lab in

Delhi," said Ram Mohan

Naidu. He also under-

scored that 'justice' has

to be done to the family

members.

RAT deployed, crashed in 32 seconds

Wreckage of Air Indias Boeing 787-8 aircraft, which

was operating flight AI 171 from Ahmedabad to

London, placed under tight security. —

PTI

EXPERT OPINION

RAT deployment

indicates total

engine failure after

takeoff.

SIMULTANEOUS

cutoff of both

switches raises

design flaw

concerns.

CREW's confusion suggests

fuel shutdown wasn't manual.

ACCIDENTAL fuel switch-off is

highly unlikely due to locking

mechanism.

FUEL SWITCHES cannot

flip just by brushing against

them.

PILOT CONVERSATION POINTS AWAY FROM

HUMAN ERROR

ELECTRICAL malfunc-

tion in fuel switch sys-

tem is possible.

SIMILAR past incidents

involved electrical faults in

Boeing aircraft.

0 views·14 pages

DECCAN Chronicle PDF Free Download

DECCAN Chronicle PDF free Download. Think more deeply and widely.

Uploaded by LawFox on 2/26/2026

/14

100%