Hyderabad Shines as Global Investment Hub: CM Revanth at USISPF

Nov 14, 2025 | 449 Views

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy reiterated that Hyderabad has emerged as a top global destination for investors, offering world-class infrastructure, a safe ecosystem, and a strategically central location. Addressing the US–India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) in New Delhi, he highlighted Telangana as one of India’s youngest and fastest-growing states with a strong youth population. He invited global companies and GCCs to invest in Hyderabad and emphasized the state’s commitment to women empowerment, quality education, urban development, and world-class living standards. The Chief Minister detailed the government’s development and welfare initiatives over the last 23 months and announced the upcoming 30,000-acre ‘Bharat Future City’, set to be one of India’s most advanced urban hubs. He further outlined major infrastructure initiatives including the dry port, metro expansion, Regional Ring Road, radial roads, and a large manufacturing zone between ORR and RRR. He said Telangana is well-positioned to become the global answer to the “China Plus One” model. Inviting top universities like Harvard, Stanford, and Oxford to set up off-shore campuses in Hyderabad, he highlighted opportunities for affordable world-class education for Global South students. The CM also proposed naming key Hyderabad roads after tech giants such as Google and Meta. The Telangana Rising 2047 Vision received strong appreciation at the summit, with Cisco’s former CEO John Chambers praising the CM’s bold and transparent agenda. USISPF President Dr. Mukesh Aghi confirmed that most members will attend the Telangana Rising Global Summit in Hyderabad on December 8–9 to explore investment opportunities.

Court Grants 2-Day Custody of Nidigunta Aruna

Nov 14, 2025 | 429 Views

A Vijayawada court has granted police custody of Nidigunta Aruna, popularly known as the “Nellore Lady Don.” Police had requested seven days of custody, but after reviewing the petition, the court approved two days of interrogation. As per the court orders, Aruna will be questioned by Suryaraopeta Police on November 13 and 14, from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM each day. Following the interrogation, she must be returned to the Nellore Central Jail on the morning of November 15. Aruna was arrested in connection with a case filed by Suryaraopeta Police, alleging that she collected money from individuals by promising government jobs. She is currently lodged in judicial remand at the Nellore Central Prison.

Central Team Visits Prakasam to Assess Cyclone Damage

Nov 11, 2025 | 431 Views

A Central Government delegation visited Prakasam district to assess the damage caused by Cyclone 'Michaung' and assured that a comprehensive report would be submitted to the Government. The team — comprising P. Pousumi Basu, Mahesh Kumar, Shashank Shekhar Rai, and Sai Bhagirath, along with State Disaster Management Authority MD Prakhar Jain — was received by District Collector P. Raja Babu, Joint Collector R. Gopalakrishna, and DRO B. China Obulesu at Ongole. The officials briefed the team on extensive losses in agriculture, aquaculture, roads, irrigation, rural water supply, power, and urban infrastructure. A special photo and video presentation showcased pre- and post-cyclone conditions and the relief measures undertaken by the district administration. The Central team also inspected paddy fields, prawn ponds, and cotton crops across several villages including Alluru, Koppolu, and Nagulapalapadu. Farmers shared their distress, citing crop rot, damaged embankments, and loss of aquaculture farms. The team expressed concern, noting that many farmers had lost their entire crops. Collector Raja Babu informed that 12,570 hectares of agricultural land were affected — including 8,313 ha of cotton, 1,557 ha of paddy, 1,388 ha of vegetables, and 1,260 ha of maize. Public representatives, including MLAs Damacharla Janardhan Rao, B.N. Vijay Kumar, and others, submitted representations seeking immediate central assistance for the affected families and sectors.

CM Chandrababu Naidu Reviews Puttaparthi Readiness for PM Modi’s Visit

Nov 11, 2025 | 439 Views

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has directed officials to ensure robust arrangements in Puttaparthi ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit on November 19 and President Droupadi Murmu’s visit on November 22 as part of the Sri Sathya Sai Baba Centenary Celebrations. The Chief Minister held a review meeting with ministers, Chief Secretary Vijay Anand, and senior officials to assess the preparations. He instructed authorities to beautify Puttaparthi, strengthen security measures, and ensure comfortable facilities for devotees visiting the Maha Samadhi of Sri Sathya Sai Baba. CM Naidu emphasized proper arrangements for parking, traffic management, sanitation, drinking water, food, and restrooms. He also directed officials to organize medical camps and provide adequate APSRTC bus services for devotees. Officials informed that 10 medical camps, 250 sanitation staff, and 65 special trains (a total of 682 trains between November 13 and December 1) are being arranged to handle the large influx of visitors. Ministers Savita, Satyakumar Yadav, Anam Ramanarayana Reddy, and Anagani Satyaprasad attended the review meeting.

Nova ENT Hospital Launches Free Children’s ENT Wellness Week in Hyderabad

Nov 10, 2025 | 432 Views

Nova ENT Hospital, located at Erramanzil, Hyderabad, has launched a “Children’s ENT Wellness Week” from November 9 to 16, focusing on promoting awareness and early detection of ENT-related issues among children. The wellness camp was formally inaugurated by Dr. M. Mohan Reddy, Chairman of Nova ENT Hospital. The inaugural ceremony featured Mrs. C. Rama Devi, Director–Coordination, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Hyderabad, Dr. Dwarakanath Reddy, Former President of IMA Telangana, and Dr. P. R. Sai Kumar, Senior ENT Specialist, as chief guests. Speaking on the occasion, Dr. M. Mohan Reddy emphasized the importance of identifying ear, nose, and throat problems at an early age, noting that neglecting such issues can adversely affect a child’s hearing, speech development, and learning ability. He added that wellness camps like these play a key role in raising awareness among parents and teachers about preventive care. Mrs. C. Rama Devi highlighted the importance of parental vigilance and school-level health awareness, while Dr. Dwarakanath Reddy and Dr. Sai Kumar commended Nova ENT Hospital’s commitment to community healthcare. They also explained the growing incidence of snoring, adenoid, and tonsil-related complications in children. As part of the wellness week, the hospital will provide free ENT and hearing tests for children, along with interactive awareness sessions for parents and teachers. The camp will continue until November 16.