Hyderabad News Digest
Telangana has ordered a probe into an illegal egg donation racket after 43 women were rescued, and TG SAFE has suspended the licences of eight Hyderabad eateries over violations. Nationally, Delhi's pollution is attributed to crackers and a FICCI estimate puts the annual cost of air pollution at $95 billion.
Hyderabad Today
World Bank Flags Gaps in Telangana Off-Budget Debt Reporting
The World Bank has identified gaps in how Telangana reports its off-budget debt. The report concerns the state's financial disclosure practices.
Telangana DGP and CM Urge New DSPs to Focus on Specialised Policing
Telangana's Director General of Police urged newly appointed Deputy Superintendents of Police to opt for specialised policing. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy separately urged the new DSPs to tackle emerging crimes.
AICC Seeks Report on Telangana Congress Infighting
The All India Congress Committee has sought a report on infighting within the Telangana Congress. Key leaders are reportedly under review.
Telangana Opens Registrations for Global Summit 2026
Telangana has opened registrations for its Global Summit 2026. Details of the summit beyond registration were not included in the source.
43 Women Rescued in Illegal Egg Donation Racket Probe
Forty-three women were rescued as Telangana ordered a probe into an illegal egg donation racket. The case is under investigation.
TG SAFE Suspends Licences of Eight Hyderabad Eateries
The Telangana food safety authority, TG SAFE, suspended the licences of eight eateries in Hyderabad over violations. The state's SAFE chief later said the suspensions were necessary because the violations posed an extremely serious food safety hazard.
JNTU-Hyderabad Campus Harvests Rainwater
The JNTU-Hyderabad campus harvests 10 crore litres of rainwater annually. The figure is reported in a Telangana Today article.
Rahul Gandhi May Join OBC Rally in Hyderabad
Rahul Gandhi may participate in an OBC rally in Hyderabad, according to The Hindu. No confirmed schedule was included in the source.
Two Arrested for Stabbing Man Over Rs 25,000 Dispute
Two people were arrested in Hyderabad for stabbing a man over a dispute involving Rs 25,000. Further details were not included in the source.
India News
Sonia Gandhi Memoir Addresses Babri, Bofors and Family Issues
A memoir by Sonia Gandhi addresses the Babri issue, the Bofors matter and family-related issues, according to The Indian Express. The BJP has said the book papers over these matters.
Man Dies After Assault Over Rs 200 Temple Lights Payment in UP
Police in Uttar Pradesh say a man died after being assaulted over a payment of Rs 200 for temple lights. The incident was reported by NDTV.
Delhi Pollution Attributed to Crackers on Monday
The Times of India reports that 80% of Delhi's pollution on Monday was due to crackers. The figure is taken from the report's headline.
Congress to Host Bharat Summit With Delegates From 70 Countries
The Indian National Congress will host a 'Bharat Summit' with delegates from 70 countries, according to The Indian Express. Further programme details were not included in the source.
India Emerges as Third-Largest Arms Exporter to Europe
India's Defence Secretary said the country has emerged as the third-largest arms exporter to Europe. The statement was reported by News On AIR.
FICCI Warns Air Pollution Costs $95 Billion Annually
India's FICCI industry body warns that air pollution costs the country $95 billion annually. The estimate was reported by NDTV.
Satellite Images Show Thick Smog Over Northern India After Diwali
Satellite images captured thick smog over northern India two days after Diwali. The images were reported by NDTV.
Amit Shah Outlines Three-Year Roadmap for a Drug-Free India by 2029
Home Minister Amit Shah has outlined a three-year roadmap to make India drug-free by 2029. The plan was reported by News On AIR.
Three Workers Die at Tata's iPhone Parts Plant in Tamil Nadu
Three workers died at a Tata iPhone parts plant in Tamil Nadu, according to Al Jazeera. The source did not include further details on the cause.