SC ex-judge takes swipe at farmhouse culture, urges support for tenant ryots | Hyderabad News

Former Supreme Court judge B Sudershan Reddy Hyderabad: Retired Supreme Court judge, Justice B Sudershan Reddy, has sounded an alarm over the rise of “farmhouse culture” in Telangana’s suburban belts, warning that agricultural land is being steadily converted into real estate projects instead of serving its intended purpose of cultivation. He urged the govt to…

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Groundwater table along Hyderabad’s western corridor plunges into red | Hyderabad News

The latest official groundwater map indicates that almost the entire western region has turned red, signifying critically depleted groundwater levels and heightened water stress Hyderabad: Absence of rains in May has led to a sharp decline in groundwater levels across Hyderabad, raising fresh concerns over the city’s water security ahead of the monsoon.Data from groundwater…

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Greater Hyderabad has one-third of Telangana’s population, yet uses only 3% of its groundwater resources | Hyderabad News

Among all districts in the state, Hyderabad has one of the lowest annual extractable groundwater resources at just 6,100 Ham Hyderabad: Amid rapid urban expansion, Greater Hyderabad is facing a growing groundwater crisis. Despite accounting for nearly one-third of Telangana’s population within an area of about 2,000 sq km, the metropolitan region has access to…

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Hyderabad Water Board earns a neat ₹20 crore in 3 months from water tankers | Hyderabad News

A boy drinking water from a water tanker pipe at Miyapur in Hyderabad Hyderabad: The severe water scarcity across Greater Hyderabad this summer has made Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) richer by ₹20 crore, even as residents grappled with rising water costs.According to HMWSSB, citizens spent over ₹40 crore on water tankers…

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Fresh GOs on DBT for reimbursements triggers debate in T | Hyderabad News

Hyderabad: The state govt has issued fresh Govt Orders introducing a Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT)-based mechanism for post-matric scholarships and fee reimbursement from the current academic year, under which eligible students would receive the assistance directly in their bank accounts instead of educational institutions.The move is expected to cover students belonging to various eligible categories,…

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