Smita Sabharwal’s Six Months Leave Raises Political Debate in Telangana

Article Today, Hyderabad:Senior IAS officer Smita Sabharwal’s decision to proceed on six months of child care leave has triggered intense political discussion in Telangana. The timing of her leave, coinciding with preparations for a debate in the Assembly on the Kaleshwaram irrigation project, has led to speculation over its underlying reasons. Shift to Less Prominent…

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Apartments Emerge as New Hubs for Illicit Activities

Article Today, Hyderabad:Hyderabad is witnessing a shift in the way organised crime operates. Once confined to pubs, resorts, and farmhouses, illegal activities are now moving into service apartments and guest houses. Police surveillance on traditional venues has forced offenders to explore discreet locations. Recent Incident in KondapurA case in Kondapur recently highlighted this pattern. Police…

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Demand for Functional Allied and Healthcare Professionals Council in Telangana

Article Today, Hyderabad:In March 2021, the Union Government established the National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions. The legislation sought to bring 57 categories of allied health professionals—excluding doctors and nurses—under one regulatory framework. The law mandated the creation of state councils in all states. Following repeated directives from the Centre, the Supreme Court also…

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Officials’ Attitude Claims Farmers’ Lives – Loan Waiver Then… Urea Crisis Now

Article Today, Hyderabad:Questions are being raised in political circles about whether administrative lapses are weakening the credibility of the Revanth Reddy government. Analysts point to the handling of the loan waiver scheme and the ongoing shortage of urea as examples of failures that have created unrest among farmers. Allegations have emerged that a section of…

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Marwadis Oppose Use of Telugu Language – Speaks only Hindi, Never Telugu

Article Today, Hyderabad:A fresh debate has erupted in Telangana over the alleged reluctance of Marwadis to adopt Telugu language and culture, even after decades of settlement. The campaign titled Marwadi Go Back is gaining traction, with organisations such as South Sena highlighting both cultural and economic dimensions. Language Divide Sparks AngerMarwadis have lived in Hyderabad…

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People’s Leader Donates His Body to Society

Article Today, Hyderabad:Communist stalwart and former CPI General Secretary, Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy, received a solemn farewell on Sunday. His mortal remains were honoured with official state rituals before being handed over to Gandhi Medical College, fulfilling his last wish. Grand Farewell with Official HonoursThe funeral procession began with police presenting official honours. Soon after, the…

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