HYDRAA Restores Road Access

HYDRAA on Saturday said it had cleared encroachments on a 50-foot-wide road and restored access to Arvind Enclave Colony in Medchal Malkajgiri, providing a solution to the residents who had been facing the issue for 15 years.

Several illegal structures were constructed by some encroachers along the road no.4 in Arvind enclave

Despite complaining to GHMC officials, no solution was found. "We have been facing difficulties for 15 years. If the obstacles on the road are removed, we can reach the main road in just 100 metres, but now we have to travel more than a kilometer," the residents complained to HYDRAA and through its public grievance system.

After examining the complaint HYDRAA team cleared the road as per HYDRAA Commissioner A.V Ranganath’s instructions.Local residents expressed happiness, stating that they can now easily reach Harsha Hospital Lane after the removal of encroachments.

Inter Students Attack Ninth-Class Boys at Narsampet Gurukul School

Intermediate first year students attacked their Class 9 students at the Government Tribal Welfare Boy’s Gurukul School in Narsampet of Warangal district. The incident that took place on Thursday night came to light on Friday after a video went viral purportedly showing students carrying an unconscious boy in their arms to the local hospital.

The injured student is in a stable condition, according to doctors. Junior students alleged that the Intermediate students beat them without any reason to show their dominance in the school.

No teachers, warden or duty staff present on the premises to protect the children. Officials believed that clash may be linked to a small dispute that occurred ten days ago.

Following the incident, the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) took suo motu notice of the case. On the orders of the DLSA chairman Saikumar, a team of lawyers visited the school to record statements from students and staff.

District tribal development officer Soujanya and district coordination officer Surendar conducted an internal inquiry. Regional coordinator D. S. Venkanna issued a show-cause notice to school principal Sangeeth Sagar for negligence. The Intermediate students involved in the attack were counselled in the presence of their parents.

As Christmas, NY Around, SHE Teams on Alert

With Christmas and New Year celebrations round the corner, city police SHE Teams said they were in a state of high alert to ensure that women and girls were not harassed. She Teams DCP Dr Lavanya said special focus was being laid on public places, shopping sites and religious places, as well as entertainment venues.

DCP Lavanya said She Teams officers were conducting regular patrols, surveillance, and preventive checks to curb harassment.

She advised women to travel in groups, not to travel alone in isolated spaces and not to accept rides from unidentified persons. She advised them not to leave their food or drinks unattended for fear of being spiked.

“Stay digitally aware and prepared. Keep your devices charged and carry alternative means of communication when possible,” the DCP said. :Share your live location with multiple trusted family members or friends, and ensure they can also reach you when needed through alternate numbers.”

Lavanya advised women to download and use the T-Safe App for immediate emergency assistance and support. She said the public may contact SHE Teams by dialling 100, through WhatsApp at 9490616555, or via landline 040-2785-2855.