Reportedly intoxicated, a youth climbed atop a police patrol car in Asif Nagar and later damaged vehicles, including the police car. A video has now gone viral on social media where the shirtless youngster can be seen sitting atop a moving police car.Later a policeman could be seen thrashing that youngster once he gets down from the vehicle at a petrol bunk.&nbsp;Revanth Reddy, Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee president, tweeted the video and said that the dreadful influence of alcohol has not only led to more murders and rapes but also to miscreants attacking police vehicles. He asked civil society to look into the issue.Many on social media are saying that the fear of the police has vanished in the state. Hooligans are taking police for granted; as can be seen in the video, a youngster intoxicated with Ganja is having a happy ride on top of a police vehicle.The accused also damaged an auto apart from the police vehicle. He was taken into custody by the police. The police said that overpowering that intoxicated person was a challenge as he was wielding a weapon. The police added that a case had been registered, and he will be remanded.

Intoxicated by Ganja, City Youth Climbs Police Vehicle in Asif Nagar

Check out the latest five places to eat out this monsoon season. Rains are fun, well, if you are in the right attire and have the right mean machine. We list out the places to chill this coming season.If you are a sushi or dim sum person, then Taro is the place for you. Brilliantly furnished with aesthetic appeal, it is simply ideal for Instagram and Snapchat stories. There is an outdoor dining area making it just ideal for enjoying the outdoors, and winding just blows in your hair. As we hinted earlier, the place has some of the yummiest pan-Asian food in this part of the world.Then there’s the resto-bar Tasca in Kokapet. The interiors have been done up by the same team who did Sanctuary Bar &amp; Kitchen in Film Nagar and mirror the high-end feel of Sanctuary. Well, like in any recommended place, the place has some great food options and fancy cocktails. If you live around the area, then it’s your go-to place.Voila is another place that will excite you. It has a whole load of knickknacks right from furniture to cutlery; there is something you would want something to take home. The cutlery especially is oh so cute. And while here, you can also indulge in some retail therapy. Well, Voila did it first. You can dine and shop at one go out here.Beluga is another one of the most instagrammable places in the city. It places loads of emphasis on interiors and has an aesthetic that is unparalleled in the city. The mocktails are a must-try here and the hot chocolate, they say, is ‘out of the world.’Jubilee Hills has loads of fine dining restaurants, pubs, and clubs these days. But Tom &amp; Nori on Rd No 45, Jubilee Hills, stands out as the newly opened Bistro and offers some good American fast food and continental fares like a wide variety of ravioli, burgers, and waffles. It’s the kind of place you would love to go out with.

Top 5 Go-to Places in Hyderabad This Season

Uncertain or pushed sleep hours could lead to a variety of issues, say the psychologists and psychiatrists. It has become a norm for many to work at odd hours and work into late hours due to match timings elsewhere in the world. So, many people return home from work at around 10.30 to 11 pm, and this causes sleep disorders in many.After putting in long hours, they feel they need ‘me time’ and indulge in revenge at bedtime. This is something that has become a norm among most employed in the city. Many of them feel they have to push their sleep time to watch television or something on an OTT platform just to feel relaxed. This also often leads to late-night snacking, and this results in various psychosomatic conditions, warn psychologists and psychiatrists.In many cases, people get so involved in their ‘me time’ that they end up not having sufficient sleep. While they do not take any discounts when it comes to food, they cut down on their sleep time. This is alarming, say those in the mental health segment.Some people say they sleep during the afternoons. However, psychologists and psychiatrists say that such sleep relaxes the body but does not relax the mind. Sleeplessness also leads to obesity and heart disorders, they say. Though some people assume they can follow a scattered pattern and set their own timings, there is nothing like having a good eight hours of sleep, they insist.

City Docs say, Revenge Bedtime Can Lead to Heart Attacks

In a quite easy case of a cannabis seizure, a huge quantity of marijuana was allegedly found in a vehicle that reportedly met with an accident on Monday on the ORR (Outer Ring Road) at Keesara on the outskirts of the city.According to the reports, two persons are absconding, and another two were injured. The reports also suggest that the car, reportedly from Delhi, lost control and rammed into a lorry that was moving in front of it near Leonia Resorts.The police team rushed to the spot and was surprised to find marijuana in huge quantities in the car. The two injured persons are being treated under the police radar in the hospital.

Car Loaded With Marijuana Met With Accident

We have been reading many articles about how young women spotted a hidden camera above a shelf in a washroom. Recently there was news that two students filmed a young lady in a trial room of a mall in Jubilee Hills. It goes without saying, women in the city are worried as they tend to go out quite often these days, and one cannot keep checking every nook and corner for hidden cameras.While some might brush these off as one-off incidents, prevention, as they say, is better than cure. One person who has made it his mission to create awareness among women and the public in general regarding these matters happens to be Rupesh Mittal, founder of city-based organization Cyber Jagrithi Foundation, the first organization of its kind in South Asia.Rupesh has some tips for those who are obviously worried about the way things are happening:As most cameras work via the internet, it is better to switch on Wi-Fi and look for questionable networks. If you feel unsafe, immediately move out.There are infrared camera detectors available in the market that cost about Rs 400 to Rs 500 on e-commerce websites.All cameras have dark lenses. So check the room thoroughly. Turn on brighter lights if there are dark areas in the room. Bulbs could have cameras too, so if you find a black spot on them, don't dismiss it as a design or an insect. Also, there could be a hidden camera in adapters.There have been instances of people hiding cameras in LED bulbs, be aware.Last, make sure that the mirrors are not double-layered. One way to find that out is to place your finger horizontally against the mirror. If the end of the mirror touches the reflection of your finger in the mirror, it's a double-layered mirror, and you are surely being recorded.And most importantly, when you find such a device, immediately call the police—dial 100. You will be redirected to the nearest police station, and a cop will arrive at the location. Don't make the mistake of alerting the management before calling the police. Evidence could have been tampered with, or worse still, the footage can be leaked by miscreants.

Hyderabad's Cyber Jagrithi To Spread Awareness Against Voyeurism

Hyderabad Traffic Police is all set to conduct a special drive from June 18 against those using tinted glass, temporary registration numbers, and irregular number plates on their vehicles.According to A V Ranganathan, Joint Commissioner of Traffic Police, violations of tinted glass, temporary registration numbers, and disfigured number plates are becoming one of the prime reasons for criminal activities.Ranganathan said that a special drive will be conducted from June 18 and cases will be booked against those found violating MV Act rules and charge sheets will be filed in court. He also added that new vehicles should get registered with the Road Transport Authority (RTA) and get a permanent number within a month.He said that in many cases, vehicle owners were found using the TR number for many months without permanent registration, which will not be tolerated now.

Special Drive From June 18 By City Traffic Police

Erla Cheruvu near Madinaguda is all set for a revamp with new walking tracks, lush greenery coupled with facilities to stay with exercises, and seating arrangements. GHMC (The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation) is taking up beautification of the lake, and as a first step, cleaning of the entire water body and its premises is being taken care of.Tonnes of waste has accumulated in and around Erla Cheruvu apart from bush growth and water hyacinth. The GHMC officials say that the lake will be rejuvenated just like the Langer Houz lake, which recently got a new lease of life.The GHMC officials confirmed that required machinery and staff will be deployed to revamp the lake and if needed, excavators, floating trash collectors, and heavy vehicles will be pressed into service. Once the water body is cleaned, anti-larval operations along with sanitation activities will be taken up to control the mosquito population.During an inspection last week, Mayor Vijaya Laxmi saw that Erla Cheruvu is lying in neglect. And then the rejuvenation of the lake was proposed. This lake is being rejuvenated at a cost of Rs. 10.3 crore under SNDP (Strategic Nala Development Program).

Erla Cheruvu Set For a Major Revamp

The Jubilee Hills gang rape which created an outrage among Hyderabad citizens has been in the news as it involved allegedly ‘juvenile’ boys who were involved in the gruesome act. One of the accused happens to be the son of a MIM MLA and this has made headlines too.The police have been questioning the five boys and one major involved in the rape incident and they have taken the accused to Road No 44, to recreate the crime scene. The gang rape of a 17-yr-old girl happened in the posh Anniversary Hills in Hyderabad on May 28.Since then, the police have been on the task of getting the modus operandi of the crime. However, now the investigating officers say the crime was in fact pre-planned as the rapists used condoms while committing the crime.It is known that semen samples are collected from the victim which are used to track the culprits and prove them guilty. However, in this case, the boys were quite ‘smart’ and used condoms to ensure they do not get caught after the crime. While one of the boys was 18, the others were aged between 16 and 17. One boy, who happens to be the MLA’s son, is one month short of turning 18.Right now, the police are waiting for the potency report from Osmania General Hospital which will make the case stronger. The police are also trying to figure out where they got their condoms from and are tracking the call records to see who helped them in escaping and who all they spoke to during the period prior to the incident.

Jubilee Hills Gang Rape Was Pre-planned, Say Investigating Officers

Sustainable employment opportunities are important for any advanced city as a part of its people’s progression process. The GHMC is now involved in the process of providing sustainable livelihood opportunities for individuals from financially poor backgrounds. It will be holding programs to impart skill development training programs to youth from low-income settlement areas.The whole idea was inspired by a similar initiative by Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC). The civic body will also be collaborating with the Lighthouse Communities Foundation (LCE) for the implementation of the initiative.As a beginning, the project will be implemented in Chandanagar which falls under the Serilingampally zone. It will be allotting the Model Market Building situated near the HUDA Colony for a period of one year to commence the Light House Programme (LHP). For the same, GHMC will enter into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with LCF.LHP has various stakeholders such as the government, corporates, NGOs, and other implementing partners contributing to the social and economic betterment of the trainees and communities. The program works on a public-private partnership (PPP) basis. Meanwhile, LCF has been training around 11,000 students in Pune.Youth will learn digital empowerment and spoken English, of which 60% will be women. In its initial project, 600 youth will be provided training each year through the foundation course. The course will help the youth to make informed choices about their life and acquire the necessary skills.The whole idea is to promote an inclusive and emotionally safe space for disadvantaged youth. The educators will also help trainees with CV making, and mock interviews and provide support and motivation for the youth. The administration will work as a conduit between trainees and industry partners to make jobs and opportunities accessible to youth.Post-placement mentoring and support for continuation in employment will also be provided.

GHMC’s Inclusive LCF Program For Uplifting Disadvantaged Youth

The stretch between Musalamjung Bridge and Puranapul will be brimming with activity on Thursday. Incidentally, for the unversed, Jummerat Bazaar happens to be one of the oldest bazaars in Hyderabad, which goes back to the day of the Nizam. Hence, the place is a treasure trove for those looking for spare parts for vehicles and electronic goods.However, when the market started in the good old days, people went there to shop for used clothes, utensils, rickshaws, spare parts of bicycles, tools, etc. It was all about buying miscellaneous stuff, reminisces Farooq Taher, principal of a government school in Rein Bazaar.Jummerat Bazaar means Thursday night market in Urdu. It has been a weekly ritual in older parts of the city, even when there were no malls and shopping complexes. And now, the market is drawing crowds from the new city who want to head to the Musi river banks to see the weekly spectacle and soak in the culture.However, of late, the bazaar is more about finding plasticware, carpets, mats, tools, vehicle spare parts, second-hand electronic gadgets, mobile phones, chargers, etc. Over 500 vendors set up shop every Thursday, and the shopping begins at the break of dawn at 5 am. The rule of the market is – first come, first basis. Those who come early can find cheap bargains. Of late, most visitors include electricians, plumbers, mechanics, and others who hunt for spare parts of old and rare stuff. One can also find some antiques with some luck.But the market's main attraction is two stalls where pressure cookers, bed sheets, pillow covers, mattresses, electronic gadgets, and other things are put up for auction.

Do Visit Jummerat Bazaar On Thursday for Old Times' Sake

The first COVID-19 case was reported in the city exactly on March 3rd two years ago. A man from Mahindra Hills flew from Dubai to Bangalore. He was tested at the airport and sent to Pune for a report. He arrived to the city by bus as it takes two days to get the report. The report came out as positive when he is in Hyderabad.Bangalore authorities informed the Telangana government about the matter by midnight on March 2. From there, the information reached Gandhi Hospital. As soon as the hospital doctors were ready to take him in the ambulance, the patient himself came to the hospital in the early hours of the morning for treatment as soon as the test report message came to his phone. By dawn, the matter spread like a wildfire.Doctors and the staff of Gandhi Hospital had a commemoration meeting at the hospital on Wednesday to mark the day the case was first registered. When the first corona case arrived at the hospital at four o' clock in the morning on March 3, 2020, nurses, doctors, staff, sanitation staff, and security guards recalled how the police were terrified. Each described how the duties of the day were performed.They also observed a two-minute silence for the staff of the hospital who passed away in this battle. Hospital Deputy Superintendent Narsimha Rao Netha, Dr. Shoban Babu, RMO 1 Dr. Jayakrishna, Alumni Association Former President Lingaya, President Dr. Gurumurthy, Dr. Sampath, Nursing Superintendent Mangamma, Dr. Ranganath, Dr. Rathod, Lions Club Governor Vidya Sagar, Pulmonologist Dr Krishnamurthy were present.