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The Telangana DSC 2024 results were announced by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Monday. The CM revealed that the appointment letters for selected candidates will be issued before the upcoming Dasara festival. The education department is actively working to complete the recruitment process for teacher posts. From October 1st to October 5th, the certificate verification for qualified candidates will take place. This verification will be conducted at the respective district education offices from 10 AM to 5 PM daily. For complete details, candidates are advised to visit the official education department website. DSC 2024 General Ranking List According to the DSC 2024 general ranking list, certificate verification will be held for candidates selected in a 1:3 ratio for each district. Candidates will receive information through SMS or email based on their district and roster points. The Director of School Education, EV Narasimha Reddy, stated that these lists will be available on DEO websites. He also emphasized that candidates should bring their original certificates, including educational qualifications, TET, DSC, caste certificates, and study certificates for grades 1-7. Additionally, two sets of Xerox copies must be provided. Candidates should also fill out the form available on the School Education Department website and bring it with them. Appointment Letters for 11,062 Teacher Posts On Monday, CM Revanth Reddy announced the DSC 2024 results for the recruitment of 11,062 teacher posts. The CM mentioned that the previous government only filled 7,000 posts over a decade, while his administration has managed to fill over 11,000 posts within just 10 months. The results were released in a record 56 days. Appointment letters will be issued on October 9th at LB Stadium for those selected. The CM proudly highlighted that his government has filled 65,000 jobs in the past 10 months, with Group-1 results to be released soon. He criticized previous administrations for neglecting rural education, noting that they are now reopening schools in those areas. Additionally, he vowed to eliminate previous favorable policies and place a greater emphasis on rural education. Certificate Verification Process and Guidelines The DSC 2024 certificate verification process, which started today, will continue until October 5th. Verification will take place at local district educational offices from 10 AM to 5 PM daily. Candidates selected in a 1:3 ratio based on their ranking must bring all required documents for verification, including original and attested copies of their educational and qualification certificates. The education department has issued clear instructions that candidates should arrive with all the necessary paperwork and ensure their documents are in order. The government has also provided detailed district-level schedules, and the verification process is carefully monitored. Candidates are advised to regularly check their district education office’s website for updates. Additionally, selected candidates will receive SMS alerts informing them of their status. It is essential that candidates keep their mobile numbers active and fully charged to receive important information regarding their verification schedule and further instructions. CM Revanth Reddy's Commitment to Education Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has taken a proactive approach to revamping the education sector in Telangana. His government has made notable strides in filling vacancies, especially in rural areas. The CM also emphasized that all schools, which were previously closed due to low enrollment, will be reopened. He addressed the neglect of rural education by previous administrations, stating that his government is committed to reversing these policies. By prioritizing the needs of rural students, the government is ensuring that educational opportunities are available for all. Conclusion The certificate verification process for DSC 2024 is a crucial step in the recruitment of teachers in Telangana. With 11,062 posts being filled and appointment letters scheduled to be issued before Dasara, the process is well on its way to completion. Candidates are encouraged to stay updated via official websites and prepare all required documents for verification. The government’s focus on improving education, especially in rural areas, highlights their commitment to creating better opportunities for students across the state. Telangana State
  • October 1, 2024

Telangana DSC 2024 Certificate Verification Process Begins Today

The Telangana DSC 2024 results were announced by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Monday. The CM revealed that the appointment…
Tensions flared at Telangana Bhavan in Hyderabad on Monday as clashes broke out between Congress and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) workers. The confrontation occurred when Congress supporters attempted to storm the BRS headquarters in protest against derogatory comments made by BRS leaders on social media regarding state minister Konda Surekha. Heated Altercation Escalates into Violence Congress workers, enraged by the offensive remarks, gathered at Telangana Bhavan to express their discontent. However, they were met with resistance from BRS supporters, leading to heated exchanges between the two groups. What began as a verbal argument quickly escalated into a physical altercation, creating a tense and chaotic atmosphere. Amid the escalating violence, several Congress protestors were chased and assaulted by BRS supporters, intensifying the situation. The clashes threatened to spiral out of control until police forces intervened to disperse the groups and restore order. Political Tensions Fueled by Musi River Project Controversy The tensions between Congress and BRS were not only driven by the remarks made about Konda Surekha but also by a growing dispute surrounding the government’s plans for the Musi River conservation and beautification project. The authorities have been conducting surveys in the Musi River Full Tank Level (FTL) and buffer zones to identify illegal constructions. This has sparked fears of displacement among residents living in these areas, leading to protests. The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has publicly backed the affected residents, with BRS Working President K.T. Rama Rao vocally criticizing the Congress government for its plans to demolish homes. He assured the residents that the BRS would stand firmly by their side and oppose any move that threatened their homes. AIMIM Joins Protests Against Musi River Demolition Plan Adding to the tensions, the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) also staged a protest in Bahadurpura against the proposed demolition of structures within the Musi River’s FTL and buffer zones. Carrying AIMIM flags and chanting slogans, the protestors gathered at the Mandal Revenue Officer’s (MRO) office in Bahadurpura. Their rallying cry, “HYDRAA Hatao Ghar Bachao” (“Remove HYDRAA, Save Our Homes”), reflected their strong opposition to the Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency’s (HYDRAA) actions. The police arrested several AIMIM leaders, including four corporators, and detained them at Falaknuma Police Station. Despite the arrests, the protest underscored the growing discontent with the government's handling of the Musi River project. Congress Accuses BRS of Social Media Smear Campaign In addition to the physical clashes, Congress leaders accused BRS members of running a misleading social media campaign aimed at discrediting the efforts of the Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA). Congress officials claimed that the BRS was intentionally spreading misinformation about the agency’s work, further inflaming tensions between the two political groups. Congress supporters were particularly incensed by social media posts they allege were offensive and defamatory toward Konda Surekha. In response to these perceived attacks, Congress workers gathered at Telangana Bhavan in an attempt to burn an effigy and express their outrage. This act of protest, however, only heightened the friction between Congress and BRS workers. Police Restore Order Amid Ongoing Political Rivalry The conflict at Telangana Bhavan highlights the deepening rivalry between the Congress and BRS parties as both sides continue to engage in verbal and physical confrontations. The timely intervention of the police helped to prevent further violence, but the underlying political tensions remain unresolved. As Hyderabad continues to grapple with the contentious Musi River project and the associated protests, the rivalry between these two major political factions shows no signs of abating. Both Congress and BRS are likely to continue clashing over critical issues, with each party vying for the support of affected residents and aiming to sway public opinion in their favor. In the coming days, the situation will require careful handling to prevent further escalation and to address the concerns of those impacted by the Musi River conservation project. Whether these clashes mark a turning point in the political dynamics of Telangana or simply fuel further confrontations remains to be seen. Telangana State
  • September 30, 2024

Clashes Erupt Between Congress and BRS Workers at Telangana Bhavan in Hyderabad

Tensions flared at Telangana Bhavan in Hyderabad on Monday as clashes broke out between Congress and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS)…
Dates and Significance of Brahmotsavam 2024 In 2024, the Brahmotsavam begins on October 4th and concludes on October 12th. The highlight of this festival is that it falls during the Ashwayuja month according to the lunar calendar and during the Kanya month according to the solar calendar. The Sravanam Nakshatram day, considered highly auspicious, marks the conclusion of this nine-day event. The Brahmotsavam holds immense importance for devotees, as it is believed that Lord Venkateswara himself comes to bless his followers during these sacred days. The festival, which traces its roots to ancient times, is named after Lord Brahma, who is believed to have initiated the first Brahmotsavam to honor Lord Venkateswara. Rituals and Key Events During Brahmotsavam The festival begins with a sacred ceremony called Ankurarpana on October 3rd, signifying the sowing of seeds and the start of festivities. Following this, the Dwajarohanam, or flag hoisting ceremony, marks the official commencement of Brahmotsavam on October 4th. During the nine days, the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) organizes various Vahana Sevas where the deity is carried in different vehicles, symbolizing various divine aspects. Here are some of the key rituals and events during Brahmotsavam 2024: October 4th: The festival kicks off with the Dwajarohanam at 5:45 PM, followed by the grand Pedda Sesha Vahana procession at 9:00 PM. October 5th: The morning features the Chinna Sesha Vahana at 8:00 AM, with a special ritual known as Snapana Tirumanjanam from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, and the day concludes with the Hamsa Vahana procession at 7:00 PM. October 6th: The deity rides the Simha Vahana at 8:00 AM and is again honored with a Snapana Tirumanjanam at 1:00 PM, followed by the evening Mutyapu Pandiri Vahana at 7:00 PM. October 7th: Kalpavriksha Vahana graces the streets at 8:00 AM, while the evening procession features the Sarvabhoopala Vahana. October 8th: The enchanting Mohini Avataram procession occurs at 8:00 AM, while the most awaited Garuda Vahana takes place from 6:30 PM to 11:30 PM. October 9th: Hanumantha Vahana leads the morning procession, followed by the Swarna Ratham (Golden Chariot) at 4:00 PM, and the Gaja Vahana at 7:00 PM. October 10th: The day begins with the Suryaprabha Vahana at 8:00 AM, followed by the evening Chandraprabha Vahana. October 11th: The Rathotsavam, or grand chariot festival, starts at 7:00 AM, and the day concludes with the Ashwa Vahana at 7:00 PM. October 12th: The festival concludes with the sacred Chakrasnanam from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM, followed by the Dwajavarohanam in the evening, which marks the end of Brahmotsavam. Telangana State
  • September 30, 2024

Tirumala TTD Brahmotsavam 2024 Dates in October

The auspicious time of the year has arrived for the devotees of Lord Venkateswara in Tirumala, with the annual Tirumala…
Telangana Allocates ₹826 Crore to Improve Traffic Flow in Hyderabad The Telangana government, under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, has sanctioned a massive ₹826 crore for the Hyderabad City Innovative and Transformative Infrastructure (HCITI) program. This project is focused on streamlining traffic and enhancing road infrastructure in Hyderabad, particularly around KBR Park. As one of the most critical traffic zones in the city, the area requires modern solutions to address its growing traffic demands. The HCITI initiative will play a pivotal role in making traffic flow smoother and more efficient across six major junctions. HCITI Program to Revolutionize Hyderabad’s Road Network The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) is taking a leading role in the development and implementation of this comprehensive infrastructure upgrade. As part of the HCITI program, GHMC has begun designing infrastructure projects aimed at reducing traffic congestion and improving the overall road network in Hyderabad. The plan involves transforming six key junctions around KBR Park into traffic-efficient zones. These junctions are notorious for heavy traffic, especially during peak hours due to their strategic locations connecting critical parts of the city such as Madhapur, Hitec City, Gachibowli, and Kondapur. The main objective of the HCITI program is to ensure seamless traffic movement by eliminating bottlenecks and traffic signals. Signal-Free Traffic Around KBR Park One of the significant aspects of the HCITI program is its innovative design to create conflict-free traffic zones around KBR Park. This will be accomplished by constructing a combination of underpasses and flyovers that will facilitate smooth vehicular movement. Traffic moving in a clockwise direction will navigate through underpasses, while traffic moving counterclockwise will be directed over flyovers. This design eliminates the need for traffic signals, allowing vehicles to flow uninterrupted through the area. To further mitigate traffic issues, particularly during the monsoon season, GHMC has incorporated rainwater retention structures in the underpasses. This precaution ensures that these areas will not turn into bottlenecks due to waterlogging, maintaining smooth traffic flow even during heavy rains. Strategic Grade Separators at Key Junctions The roads surrounding KBR Park are essential traffic arteries that connect various parts of the city. These roads witness a heavy influx of vehicles daily, especially as they serve as gateways to prominent software hubs. To tackle this, the HCITI program will install grade separators at six crucial junctions. These grade separators, which include both underpasses and flyovers, are designed to ensure that traffic flows freely across these busy intersections. Two grade separators will be constructed as part of the first phase of the project, costing ₹421 crore. The second phase, involving the construction of four additional grade separators, will require ₹405 crore. Detailed Plans for the Six Junctions Around KBR Park Each of the six junctions around KBR Park will undergo significant transformation to ensure smoother traffic flow. Here’s a breakdown of the planned infrastructure for each junction: Jubilee Hills Checkpost Junction A Y-shaped underpass will connect Road No. 45 to KBR Park and Yousufguda. A four-lane flyover will facilitate traffic from KBR Park towards Road No. 36. A two-lane flyover will provide a direct connection from Yousufguda to Road No. 45. KBR Park Entrance and Mugdha Junction A two-lane underpass will connect the Checkpost to the Cancer Hospital. A three-lane unidirectional underpass will allow smooth flow from Punjagutta to the Checkpost. A three-lane underpass will link the KBR Entrance Junction to Punjagutta. Road No. 45 Junction A two-lane underpass will be built from Film Nagar Junction to the Checkpost. A two-lane flyover will carry traffic from the Checkpost towards Road No. 45. Film Nagar Junction A two-lane underpass will be constructed to connect Maharaja Agrasen Junction with Road No. 45 Junction. A two-lane flyover will be built from Film Nagar Junction to Maharaja Agrasen Junction. Maharaja Agrasen Junction A two-lane underpass will facilitate traffic from Cancer Hospital to Film Nagar Junction. A two-lane flyover will connect Film Nagar Junction to Road No. 12. Cancer Hospital Junction A two-lane underpass will connect KBR Park to Maharaja Agrasen Junction. A two-lane flyover will be constructed from Maharaja Agrasen Junction to Road No. 10. Smoother Traffic for Hyderabad's Growing Population The ₹826 crore HCITI project is a visionary step towards addressing Hyderabad’s Telangana State
  • September 29, 2024

Telangana Allocates 826 Crore to Improve Traffic Flow in Hyderabad

The Telangana government, under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, has sanctioned a massive ₹826 crore for the…
The Telangana government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, has reaffirmed its dedication to safeguarding women's health and empowering them for a brighter, healthier future. In a public statement, the CM emphasized that women’s health is the cornerstone of family strength and societal well-being. To further enhance healthcare access for women, the government plans to build more hospitals and strengthen healthcare systems to cater specifically to their needs. Pink Power Run 2024: Raising Awareness about Breast Cancer To raise awareness about breast cancer, a condition that affects thousands of women in India each year, MEIL (Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Ltd.) and the Sudha Reddy Foundations collaborated to organize the Pink Power Run 2024. This large-scale event took place on September 29th at Gachibowli Stadium in Hyderabad. With a mission to highlight the importance of early detection and health consciousness, the event was graced by the presence of Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, who lauded the efforts of all participants and organizers. Race Categories and Participant Involvement The Pink Power Run 2024 featured three race categories: 3 km, 5 km, and 10 km. Participants from various walks of life came together to show their support for breast cancer awareness. These entrants received race kits, healthy snacks, and valuable exercise tips to ensure they were well-prepared for the marathon. The turnout was a strong indication of the public's commitment to fighting this deadly disease and spreading awareness about breast cancer prevention. Chief Minister's Vision for Women's Healthcare During the event, CM Revanth Reddy expressed his excitement about being part of this monumental initiative. He reiterated the government's pledge to improve the healthcare infrastructure, ensuring that women across Telangana receive the care they need. Reddy stated that women’s health is not just a personal issue, but the foundation for stronger families and communities. He added that events like the Pink Power Run mark the beginning of a movement toward a healthier future for the women of Telangana. Empowering Survivors and Building Awareness Sudha Reddy, the Chairperson of the SR Foundation, spoke passionately about the importance of the Pink Power Run as a platform for cancer survivors to share their stories. She expressed her belief that the race helps break down societal myths, empowering individuals to take control of their health. "This event is not just a race; it is a community effort to inspire, motivate, and build a support network for those affected by breast cancer," said Sudha Reddy. She went on to thank all the participants for their involvement and dedication to raising awareness about breast cancer. Victorious Marathon Runners and Cash Prizes The 10 km marathon was filled with excitement as Love Preet claimed first place in the men's category, followed by Mohan and Arish Yadav in the runner-up positions. In an inspiring feat, 6-year-old N. Parvathi completed the 10 km run, leaving the crowd in awe. In the women’s category, Seema emerged victorious, with Sanjeevani securing second place. The winners in the 10 km category were awarded ₹2,50,000 for first place, ₹1,75,000 for the first runner-up, and ₹1,00,000 for the second runner-up. The 5 km marathon also saw fierce competition. Shankar Lal won the men's category, with Akhil Kumar and Aman Kumar taking the runner-up spots. In the women’s category, Preeti took first place, with Sonika and Reenu finishing second and third, respectively. The winners in the 5 km category received ₹1,25,000, while the first and second runner-ups received ₹1,00,000 and ₹75,000, respectively. A Guinness World Record Attempt One of the event's standout moments was an attempt to set a Guinness World Record. Thousands of participants of all ages assembled to create a massive human formation of a bird adorned entirely in pink. This visual spectacle symbolized hope, unity, and the unwavering determination to combat breast cancer. Acknowledging the Efforts Behind the Event The event concluded with heartfelt words from Sudha Reddy, who expressed her sincere appreciation for the efforts of the Telangana government, MEIL, Olectra, AIG Hospital, and the volunteers who played a pivotal role in making the Pink Power Run 2024 a success. She remarked, “Each step taken in this marathon is a step closer to a world free from breast cancer.” Sudha Reddy's gratitude also extended to all those who participated in the event, acknowledging their role in bringing attention to this critical health issue. Conclusion The Pink Power Run 2024 is more than just a marathon—it is a movement aimed at raising awareness about breast cancer and supporting those affected by it. With the backing of the Telangana government and the collaborative efforts of organizations like MEIL and Sudha Reddy Foundations, this event has paved the way for a healthier future. Women’s health remains a priority, and through events like this, society can come together to fight breast cancer, empower individuals, and promote early detection for a better tomorrow. Telangana State
  • September 29, 2024

Telangana Government Commitment to Women’s Health and Breast Cancer Awareness through Pink Power Run 2024

The Telangana government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, has reaffirmed its dedication to safeguarding women’s health and…
Hyderabad is set to witness significant developments in its metro rail network, with the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the second phase of the Hyderabad Metro Rail now complete. The expansion, which will include an additional 40 km route, has received approval from Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, marking a new chapter in the city’s transport infrastructure. Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2 Construction Set for Expansion Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, known for his impactful decisions, has greenlit a crucial expansion project under the Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2. Currently, the authorities are finalizing the DPR for this phase, which is estimated to cover a total distance of 116 kilometers. This ambitious project is expected to play a pivotal role in enhancing urban mobility across the city. In a recent review meeting, CM Revanth Reddy not only approved the plans but also made significant adjustments to the routes. The second phase will involve constructing metro lines along new corridors, which will span over 40 kilometers from Shamshabad to Future City. This route, with an estimated cost of ₹32,237 crores, is part of the state government's broader vision to expand public transportation. New Metro Corridors: Strategic Expansion Plans Hyderabad’s metro expansion in Phase 2 includes several new corridors that will bolster connectivity within the city. One of the most prominent routes is the construction of a 40-kilometer-long metro line from Shamshabad Airport to Future City, a hub of modern infrastructure. The government has made several revisions to the airport metro alignment, ensuring that it covers key areas, including the Aramghar-Bangalore Highway and the New High Court. Other strategic extensions include the following corridors: Corridor IV (Nagole to Shamshabad Airport): Spanning 36.6 kilometers, this route will pass through LB Nagar, Karmanghat, Owaisi Hospital, and Chandrayangutta. It is designed to connect with existing metro lines at Nagole and LB Nagar, enhancing commuter convenience. Corridor V (Raidurg to Kokapet Neopolis): This 11.6-kilometer elevated metro line will connect Raidurg Metro Station to the fast-developing Kokapet Neopolis via key points such as Biodiversity Junction, Financial District, and Wipro Circle. Corridor VI (MGBS to Chandrayangutta): Covering 7.5 kilometers, this extension will serve the Old City of Hyderabad, linking the iconic Charminar and Salarjung Museum areas while ensuring heritage preservation. Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2: A New Era in Urban Mobility The second phase of the Hyderabad Metro Rail will introduce an additional 116 kilometers of metro lines, complementing the existing 69 kilometers currently operational in three corridors—green, red, and blue. Once Phase 2 is completed, Hyderabad’s metro network will span a total of 185 kilometers, significantly transforming the way residents commute. The proposed extensions, particularly to Shamshabad Airport and Future City, are expected to drive economic growth, reduce traffic congestion, and provide a sustainable mode of transportation for the expanding city. CM Revanth Reddy’s administration has emphasized the importance of these developments in boosting Hyderabad’s status as a major urban center. Challenges in Metro Expansion and Innovative Solutions As part of the new metro routes, approximately 1,100 properties will be affected due to road widening for metro alignments. This includes about 103 religious and heritage structures. To address these concerns, Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR) managing director NVS Reddy stated that appropriate engineering solutions are being implemented, including the adjustment of metro pillar locations to preserve sensitive structures. In a press release, Reddy elaborated on the careful planning behind the project, stating that the majority of the new corridors will be elevated, with minimal underground sections, ensuring cost-effectiveness and ease of construction. For example, the Shamshabad Airport line will be 36.6 kilometers long, with 35 kilometers elevated and only 1.6 kilometers underground, which includes a station at the airport itself. Key Features of Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2 The new metro corridors will introduce several state-of-the-art features, designed to enhance the commuter experience. Key highlights of the project include: High-capacity metro trains with improved frequency, reducing wait times and easing congestion during peak hours. Interchange stations strategically located to provide seamless connectivity between different metro lines, making commuting across Hyderabad more efficient. Eco-friendly initiatives, including the installation of solar panels on metro stations and the use of energy-efficient systems across the network. Final Approvals and Government Support The Telangana government has been proactive in pushing the second phase of metro construction forward. In addition to local approvals, the DPR for Phase 2 has been sent to the central government for the final green light. Once all necessary permissions are in place, construction will begin on the new corridors, with the government optimistic about a swift and smooth implementation. The second phase of the Hyderabad Metro Rail is not only an expansion of physical infrastructure but also a step towards building a modern, sustainable city. As Hyderabad continues to grow, the metro’s second phase is poised to become an essential component of its urban ecosystem, providing residents with faster, greener, and more reliable transportation options. Conclusion: Transforming Hyderabad with Metro Rail Expansion With Phase 2 of the Hyderabad Metro Rail, the city is set to embrace a new era of public transportation. The expansion will bring much-needed relief to traffic congestion, create new economic opportunities, and promote sustainable urban development. Under the leadership of CM Revanth Reddy, Hyderabad is gearing up to become a model city in India with world-class metro infrastructure. The strategic extensions in Phase 2, including new routes to Shamshabad Airport, Future City, and Kokapet Neopolis, will ensure that Hyderabad remains well-connected and poised for future growth. As the metro rail system continues to expand, Hyderabad's journey towards becoming a smart, efficient, and commuter-friendly city moves one step closer to reality. Telangana State
  • September 29, 2024

Hyderabad Metro Phase 2 DPR Ready, New 40 Km Line Approved by CM Revanth Reddy

Hyderabad is set to witness significant developments in its metro rail network, with the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the…
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