Adibatla: Man Kills Wife In Front of Children Suspecting Fidelity
The family belonging to Odisha state had come to the city four days back for employment were living at a rented house close to Ghansham’s workplace at a brick kiln.
Hyderabad: A man allegedly murdered his 26-year-old wife in front of their three children after suspecting she was having an affair at Kongara Kalan, Adibatla police said on Thursday. The accused, Unnathi Gansham, a brickworker, returned home drunk, quarrelled with the victim Unnathi Kumari and allegedly murdered her. He then latched the door from outside and escaped.
The family belonging to Odisha state had come to the city four days back for employment were living at a rented house close to Ghansham’s workplace at a brick kiln. On receiving a complaint, police commenced investigations, Adibatla station house officer S. Ramesh said.
2024 Batch Woman SI of Kulsumpura PS Transferred To Headquarters For Corruption
Hyderabad: Police commissioner V.C. Sajjanar ordered the immediate transfer of a 2024 batch woman sub-inspector from the Kulsumpura police station to the headquarters for alleged involvement in corrupt practices even before completing her probationary period. Sajjanar was presented evidence against the SI during a video conference on Thursday and issued immediate transfer orders, Officials expressed surprise at a police officer being accused of corruption at such an early stage of her career. An Armed Reserve (AR) constable was also facing the prospect of disciplinary action for allegedly being involved in illegal activities along with the transferred SI, and the commissioner’s orders regarding the constable were awaited, a police officer said.
Prisons Dept, With Ramakrishna Math, Holds Stress Management Prog For Staff
Hyderabad: The prisons department, in collaboration with Ramakrishna Math, organised a programme of stress management and motivational retreats for personnel. Speaking at the event, Dr Soumya Mishra, DG, prisons and correctional services said that prison personnel, from warders to superintendents, worked in a challenging environment involving continuous interaction with prisoners, security management and maintenance of discipline. She said the responsibilities could lead to stress, mental fatigue and emotional pressure . She said that while the department was committed to the correction, rehabilitation and reintegration of prisoners, equal importance must be accorded to the mental health and well-being of its own personnel.
Swami Bodhamayananda, Adhyaksha of Ramakrishna Math, highlighted the importance of inner strength, positive thinking, self-discipline and maintaining mental peace in both personal and professional life. A special meditation session was also conducted, introducing participants to practical techniques for stress reduction, improving concentration and achieving emotional stability.