Updated Feb 21, 2021 | 14:07 IST
The police commissioner said that the accused kidnapped the boy with an intention to sell him in Maharashtra. Hyderabad police rescues 3-yr-old kidnapped boy from Maharashtra | Photo Credit: PTI
Hyderabad Police has rescued a 3-year-old boy from the clutches of a kidnapper who had taken shelter in a village in Maharashtra.
Addressing a press conference on Friday, Hyderabad City Police Commissioner Anjani Kumar said two police teams reached Amanwadi village in Maharashtra on February 18 and arrested the accused person. A three-year-old boy was kidnapped by Shyam Bheem Rao Solanki from Maharashtra. On February 9, a complaint was filed by M. Shiva Kumar, the father of the boy named Rudramani. Based on the complaint, the investigation took place. Besides the tech team, two dedicated teams were formed to trace the kidnapped child, Kumar said.
K Srisailam Goud
HYDERABAD: The primary opposition Congress in Telangana received another jolt on Sunday, as former MLA and party s Medchal Malkajgiri district unit president K Srisailam Goud on Sunday announced his decision to quit the party and would join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) later during the day.
Goud said he was resigning from party posts and the primary membership of the party.
He stated that he was pained to see the party s position in the state during the last six years.
Goud said despite being in the opposition, the Congress failed to take up people s issues.
Goud, along with some BJP leaders, left for New Delhi on Sunday.
“After learning about it, governments of Rajasthan, Odisha, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh too have expressed interest in starting similar courses. Hopefully they will begin soon,” said Samala Venu, a popular illusionist who initiated the launch of the course. His objective: to make magic a serious profession that’s not just seen as a ploy by fake performers to cheat people. “Apart from Telangana, we have had students from these states too who come here to study magic,” he added.
At present, most lessons in magic are limited to online courses or workshops, typically spread over 7 to 10 days. Internationally too, it is often part of a larger stream of study. “It (magic) is part of a cultural studies course taught in a few places,” said author John Zubrzycki, who’s book, Jadoowallahs, Jugglers and Jinns, was released in 2018.
Achieving TB-Free status involves being able to reach a set of predetermined goals set by the MOHFW. Four Telangana districts hoping to attain TB-Free status, 80% fall in cases needed | Photo Credit: AP
Hyderabad: The state has continued to make important strides towards the target of achieving TB-Free status. For the first time, four districts in the state, Nizamabad, Kamareddy, Khammam and Bhadrachalam are in the race.
Achieving TB-Free status involves being able to reach a set of predetermined goals set by the MOHFW. An important criterion for achieving the status for a district or a state is to ensure that there is an 80% fall in TB cases. Bhadrachalam district is on the borderline 80% fall in TB cases in the last few years.
Updated Feb 21, 2021 | 21:57 IST
A 44-year-old techie, who was working with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), allegedly committed suicide at his residence in Ameerpet locality of Hyderabad over financial issues. Software engineer committed suicide in Hyderabad [Representative image] | Photo Credit: iStock Images
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The techie took the extreme step when his wife, along with their two kids, had gone to a supermarket on Sunday morning.
The techie had tried to kill himself over financial issues around six months back.
Hyderabad: In a tragic incident, a software engineer in Hyderabad allegedly died by suicide after he failed to recover around Rs 40 lakh he had lent to some people.