PIL seeks halt to Hyderabad Old City Metro works The PIL seeks to halt Hyderabad Metro works until a Heritage Impact Assessment is completed and all mandatory approvals are obtained from the concerned authorities. Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court on Wednesday, August 5, continued hearing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that seeks to halt all […]
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Trump unveils roadmap aimed at achieving peace in Gaza. The plan proposes dismantling heavy weapons, tunnels and military sites under oversight from a national committee and international monitoring mechanism. Key points to watch The immediate reaction from Hamas and Israel was not available at the time of Trump’s announcement, but the Board of Peace indicated
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₹16 crore Dehradun bridge road collapses days after inauguration. A 16-crore bridge approach road collapsing just 17 days after inauguration is the kind of image that instantly shakes public confidence. People see the crater and don’t think first about technical details; they think about safety, accountability, and whether the infrastructure they travel on can really
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Hyderabad water board to supply recycled water to data centers Private firm to share royalty from treated water supply fees Hyderabad is moving toward a more practical way of handling water, and the idea is both simple and urgent: use treated wastewater where drinking water is not needed. With freshwater pressure rising, the water board
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Centre has not cleared Telangana’s new Metro rail projects. Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said no new Telangana Metro projects were approved, while Hyderabad Metro Phase I received Rs 1,204 crore. Hyderabad: The Centre has not approved any new Metro Rail projects in Telangana, Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs Manohar Lal Khattar told
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Telangana Cabinet approves three bullet train route alignments. Cabinet approves three corridors, allots 400 acres at Shamshabad. The Telangana Cabinet on Friday, July 17, approved revised alignments for three proposed high‑speed rail corridors that would link Hyderabad with Mumbai (via Pune), Bengaluru and Chennai — a decision that brings the state closer to becoming a
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Japan ex-minister blames India for bullet-train project delay. Hideki Makihara claimed Japan’s bullet-train project failed despite high-level talks, alleging India excluded Japan from the crucial signalling system. Former Japanese justice minister Hideki Makihara has publicly blamed India for the delays and changes in the Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail project, arguing that New Delhi’s negotiating stance and
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HYDRAA reclaims ₹100 crore land in Pet Basheerabad HYDRAA reclaimed 1.30 acres of HMDA land in Pet Basheerabad, removing encroachments from government property worth over ₹100 crore. HYDRAA on Friday cleared encroachments from 1.30 acres of government land in Pet Basheerabad, in Qutbullapur mandal of Medchal-Malkajgiri district, after the area remained occupied despite earlier notices
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Mumbai-Pune Missing Link reopens after landslide, structural damage ruled out. Main tunnel remains safe despite rain-triggered rockfall damaging entrance structure, corporation says. The Missing Link tunnel on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway reopened late Monday after a dramatic landslide episode left its decorative entrance façade damaged, but officials say the tunnel itself remains safe. Torrential rains washed
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US Democrats challenge proposed changes to green card eligibility rules. Trump administration introduced multiple changes to legal immigration procedures during its second term in office. Washington felt a rare, bipartisan hum this week — not in praise, but in protest. Dozens of congressional Democrats rallied behind a letter to US Citizenship and Immigration Services Director
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