It is said there are black sheep among the white ones, and the Hyderabad police repeatedly prove this. However, what’s a little disturbing is that the number of black sheep in the police force appears to be quite high, with incidents of suspensions and dismissals of police personnel. Mostly, these are incidents involving breaking the law and being involved in immoral, unethical, or moral blunders.Ironically, while the non-tolerant policy of the police force against illegal activities of its personnel is being appreciated, the number of errant cops is surprising. For example, in the last year, over 45 police personnel, right from the ranks of assistant commissioners of police to constables, were placed under suspension or dismissed from service across the three commissionerates of Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Rachakonda.The action was taken against officials involved in wrongdoings, especially those involved in civil disputes, dereliction of duties, custodial deaths, irresponsible behavior towards citizens, corruption, cheating, and so on. In the list, the latest cases involve those of Marredpally Station House Officer K Nageshwar Rao and Malkajgiri CCS sub-inspector Vijay Dharavath.But it has to be noted that in the past, it was mostly low-rung personnel like constables who committed crimes. However, nowadays, those in higher positions too are going rogue. Despite this, strict action is being taken by senior officials to act tough on tainted cops and to boost the morale of those working sincerely in the department.Also, there have been instances when errant cops were let off for various reasons. For instance, in the case of Nageshwar Rao, he was let off due to his expertise in handling criminal cases and technology usage. On a normal day, disciplinary proceedings and punishment were based on state enactments, most of which were based on the Police Act of 1861, Victorian-era legislation under which disciplining the police was not such a priority.

Cops Turn LawBreakers, Escape Punishment Due to Legal Lacunae

For the past few months, the Covid cases seen are in control in Telangana. Especially the food and hospitality industry in Hyderabad is seen vastly spreading due to the control of the pandemic. Here are the details regarding a new restaurant launched in the Kondapur area for food appetizers. Reportedly, two women entrepreneurs opened a lavish-looking restaurant named Barbecue Holic.As per the management, the restaurant will serve various food items which are famous in the Telangana State. The restaurant has been offering Italian Pizzerias, South Indian cuisines, and a variety of kebabs to the customers.&nbsp;To name a few signature foods at the restaurant include creamy kinds of pasta, authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas, and other regional special varieties. Dishes like tender tangdi kebabs, Schezwan Chilli Wings, Chicken Kalmi Tangdi, Chicken Reshmi Tikka, Chapli Kebab, Chilly Garlic Prawns, and Coastal BBQ Fish are available in the Barbeque Holic restaurant for non-veg lovers.A special menu is also available for vegetarians, which includes Jamaican Spicy Potato, Golden Fried Crispy Corn Veg Cutlet BBQ Pineapple, Bhuna Potato, Cauliflower Manchurian, and many more IncluDING chaats.The main course for non-vegetarians has&nbsp; Chicken Dum Biryani Chicken, Fried Rice Mamsam Kura (Mutton Rogan josh), Kodi Kura (Chicken Curry), Chapala Pulusu (Fish Curry), Egg Masala Chicken Garlic Noodles, Chilli Chicken. Dum Biryani, Kadai Paneer, Mushroom-Baby Corn Taka Tak Kolhapuri, Brown Garlic Fried Rice, Hakka Noodles Manchurian (Wet) Tomato Dal Ulavacharu with Cream Sambar Veg Plain Rice are available at affordable prices, say the restaurant management.&nbsp;Even tasty desserts such as BBQ Spl Halwa, Angoori Gulab Jamun, Kesari Phirni, Jalebi, Chocolate Brownie, Zoccatto, Fresh Fruit Truffle Chocolate Pastry, Butterscotch Pastry, Marble Cheese Cake Mango Mousse, Ice Cream Pot and variety of Fruit Salads are also available at Barbeque Holic.

Two Women Entrepreneurs Launch Barbeque Holic Restaurant at Kondapur

Integrated electric mobility and charging solutions firm Magenta Mobility has stated that it will be deploying electric vehicles fleet and charging facilities in Hyderabad in collaboration with Amazon India. According to a press release by Magenta Mobility, the tie-up, under which it will deploy electric three and four-wheelers for its delivery partners, marks the company’s formal entry into the Telangana capital.In 2020, as per a commitment to achieve net-zero carbon by 2040, Amazon India announced that it would include 10,000 EVs in its delivery fleet by 2025 as part of its overall progress towards The Climate Pledge. Another 1 lakh EVs will be delivered by Amazon by 2030.“The launch in Hyderabad is a continuation of our collaboration with Amazon that started in Bengaluru and will help transform a significant number of Amazon’s last-mile delivery fleet to EV and encourage the e-commerce industry to decarbonize last-mile logistics,” says Maxson Lewis, founder, managing director of Magenta Mobility.The MNC is also committed to building a supply chain that will minimize the environmental impact of its operations and add to its goal of inducting 10,000 EVs to the fleet by 2025. “This collaboration is an important step towards building an enabling ecosystem to drive transportation and further driving more sustainable operations in Hyderabad, an important locale for us,” adds Lewis.

Magenta Mobility to Supply EVs for Amazon India in Hyderabad

Hyderabad police have nabbed a man named Syed Gohar Chishty. Reportedly, a case has been filed against Syed, who looks after Ajmer Dargah Khadim at Ajmer in Jaipur, for his hate speech last month.As per the latest reports, Syed Gohar Chishty was arrested by the Hyderabad Begum Bazar cops on Thursday. After tracking the whereabouts of Syed, the Jaipur police communicated with the Telangana cops, first took a bangle seller Munawar for giving shelter to cleric aka Syed Gohar Chishty, and later tracked Syed with the help of Munawar, a resident of Goshamahal.Reportedly, Syed is taken to Rajasthan from Hyderabad, and even Munawar is taken along with him. Along with Syed and Munawar, five other people named Fakhar Jamali, Tajima, Siddiqui, Moeen, and Riyaz Hasan are taken into custody and are being grilled in the hate speech delivered by Syed last month.

Hyderabad Cops Nab Most Wanted Rajasthan Man

A girl named Sakireddy Varshini, a first-year B.Tech student studying at Kandlakoya CMR Technical Campus in Medchal-Malkajgiri district, went missing at the college premises and was tracked in Mumbai.As per the reports, like the other day, Varshini went to college on her cousin Vamsi Mohan Reddy's bike, but soon after reaching the college, she took permission and went out at 10 am saying that her ID card and phone were missing from her. Later, she never returned back. The proceedings led to the missing case filed by Varshini parents at Medchal police station as she didn't even go home. In the complaint, Varshini's father, Sivaji, mentioned that his daughter is her phone or any money with her.Taking the written complaint as proof, the cops started an intense search and first traced the nearby college bakery CCTV footage in which Varshini is seen going out of the college with a bag. Later, on Saturday, Varshini's younger sister got an alert notification stating that her Instagram account was being used from some other device in Mumbai. Soon after the police received this message from Shivaji, they contacted Mumbai police and eventually traced her within the limits of Kalyan Durg Railway station. Later, Varshini is sent to Hyderabad with full security, and the Medchal cops enquiring about why Varshini left her home state and went to Mumbai.

Medchal Student Rescued With The Help of Instagram

On Tuesday night, a Nepali gang struck the house of a businessman at Kukatpally and decamped with gold, cash, and silver ornaments. Damodar Rao, the house owner, had appointed a Nepali couple a few months ago. The couple was allotted a place to stay in the servant quarters in the house.Around 8 pm on Tuesday, Damodar and his family went to a function and returned around 11 pm to find the Nepali couple missing, and cupboards ransacked.The police say that four days ago, one more person was introduced to Damodar as their relative who had come to meet them, and he started staying with them.The police added that the CCTV feed shows that they are seen moving from one bedroom to another. While leaving the house with the property, they took away a WiFi router, mistaking it for the DVR.&nbsp;The police found the offenders took an auto-rickshaw towards Moosapet. Three police teams were formed to track them.

Nepali Gang Strikes Kukatpally Businessman

The Mumbai-Pune-Hyderabad high-speed rail corridor has been shown on about 70% of the proposed hyperloop route on the Pune-Mumbai route. The National High-Speed Rail Corporation Limited will launch bullet trains at eight locations across India. One of them is the Mumbai-Pune-Hyderabad project. This train will travel at a speed of 250 kmph to 320 kmph.So, it is clear that the Maharashtra Government has wrapped up the hyperloop transportation project. Meanwhile, there was a change in state government.PMRDA officials say, “The distance from Mumbai to Hyderabad is about 720 km. A separate track will be laid for this route. It has been approved by the state, the Centre, and the PMRDA. The high-speed railway line and the hyperloop route, an ambitious project of the Central Government, are 70% the same. Hence, the possibility of the hyperloop transportation project has been reduced.”

Mumbai-Pune-Hyderabad High-Speed Rail Corridor Soon

The city is witnessing heavy rains, and Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewage Board (HMWS&amp;SB) has adopted a three-step chlorination process to make sure that quality drinking water is supplied amid heavy rainfall in the city. Given that one needs to take great care during the season, officials visited several areas under the Pattigadda water reservoir in Begumpet and tested drinking water quality.In the first phase, the chlorination process is being carried out at the water treatment plants (WTP). In the second phase, chlorination is being done at the main balancing reservoirs (MBR), and booster chlorination is being done at the service reservoirs because of heavy rains.He said precautions are being taken to ensure there is exactly 0.5 PPM (Parts Per Million) chlorine in the water supplied to people. The officials have directed water board officials to be on alert given incessant rains in the city. The water board is paying special attention to drinking water quality and added that special measures are being taken to prevent water contamination. Due to heavy rains, about 15,000 chlorine tests are being done across the city every day. Special attention is being paid to slum areas, flood-affected areas, and low-lying areas of the city.The Board is also distributing chlorine tablets to purify stored water. Awareness programs have also been carried out to purify drinking water using chlorine tablets to prevent water-borne diseases. The Board has formed 16 ‘monsoon safety’ teams which will provide round-the-clock service. Also, 16 mini-air-tech vehicles have been made available.Opening manholes is an offense under Section 74 of the Water Board Act, and a criminal case will be registered if anyone opens the manhole cover. The customer care number for the Board is 155313.

Metro Board Comes Up With New Technique for Drinking Water Testing

The public living in and around Hyderabad is going to witness one more tourist spot. Reportedly, the government has given approval for a landscape Park at Osman Sagar.&nbsp;As per the data by Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA), the estimated cost of the park is said to be Rs. 35.60 crores, and it will be ready for usage by Dasara.Spread over 5.5 acres, the park will have all regular facilities and will also lung space to hold cultural activities in the backdrop of Osman Sagar.&nbsp;Reportedly, the Urban Development officials are personally looking after the progress of the landscape Park.As of now, landscape works are under progress, and 90 percent of works, including the construction of pavilions, have been completed, say officials.

Osman Sagar Is Gearing Up For A Landscape Park

As a piece of sad news, Telugu news reporting journalist Zameeruddin on Wednesday washed away in flood waters in Jagtial district, Telangana. Reports suggest that after covering the rescue operation of nine daily wage workers who were struck in Godavari water at Bornapalli by the NDRF team,&nbsp; Zameeruddin along with his friend Lateef were returning, but the overflow of flood water between Ramojipet and Bhupatipur villages the car which is being traveled by the duo washed away.According to media reports, the incident occurred between Ramojipet and Bhupatipur villages in the Raikal Mandal late Tuesday when they tried to cross a flooded bridge over a stream, and their car turned turtle and fell off a bridge and was swept away by swirling waters. Reportedly, the incident happened when they tried to cross a flooded bridge that is present between Ramojipet and Bhupatipur villages in the Raikal Mandal in Jagtial.While Lateef managed to open the car door and escaped by holding a tree, Zameeruddin slipped into the water, say reports. The police and the NDRF teams are searching for the whereabouts of Zameeruddin, but due to the excess water flow in the nearby villages, there are unable to track Zameeruddin, say sources.

Reporter Washed Away in Flood Waters Near Jagtial  

While passing through Tank Bund road and NTR Marg, many would experience a repulsive smell emanating from the Hussainsagar lake.&nbsp;Speaking to the media, the HMDA (Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority) officials said that the drop of oxygen levels in the lake and soaring temperatures had resulted in the spread of thick algal blooms along the border of the Hussainsagar lake.The officials also said that they would clear the lake as soon as possible by pressing machinery and men into action. According to them, this is a common issue during summer, especially when the temperature rises.The rising temperatures and the partly-treated sewage that is let into the water body have led to the algal bloom, resulting in a sticky green layer over the water surface.