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Business Standard
4 days ago
- General
- Business Standard
T'gana mental health institute: 1 dead, 70 complain of vomiting, diarrhoea
The patient who died was found unresponsive on Tuesday morning. Despite efforts by medical staff on duty to revive him with CPR, he was later declared dead at the state-run Osmania General Hospital Press Trust of India Hyderabad One person died and around 70 others suffered from vomiting and diarrhoea at the Telangana government's Institute of Mental Health (IMH) here, officials said. The incident occurred on Tuesday, prompting an investigation into it. The patient who died was found unresponsive on Tuesday morning. Despite efforts by medical staff on duty to revive him with CPR, he was later declared dead at the state-run Osmania General Hospital (OGH), Hyderabad District Collector Anudeep Durishetty, who visited the IMH, told reporters. Nearly 70 other patients have reported vomiting and diarrhoea. Two patients whose blood pressure was low were admitted to the OGH and their condition was not serious, he said. The remaining patients were under observation in the mental hospital and a special team of doctors has been called to attend to them. All the patients are stable, he said. The district collector said water samples from the source in the IMH were sent to the state government's Institute of Preventive Medicine (IPM) and the reports did not indicate any problem. Other samples collected from the water distribution network were sent for analysis and the reports are awaited, the collector added. As the samples of food consumed by the patients on Monday was not available, the stool and vomit analysis of the patients was being done to ascertain if any food poisoning occurred. The cause of the problem would be known after reports are received, the district collector said, adding that an alternative water source has been arranged. Meanwhile, state Health Minister C Damodar Rajanarasimha enquired with officials about the matter and gave necessary directions, official sources said. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
The Hindu
30-05-2025
- Health
- The Hindu
Crackdown on centres performing gender determination tests
Hyderabad District Collector Anudeep Durishetty has issued a stern warning that strict legal action will be taken against ultrasound scanning centres found conducting illegal gender determination tests. Addressing officials during a review meeting of the District Appropriate Authority Committee under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act, the Collector highlighted the need for strict adherence to the law. The Collector also directed officials to intensify surveillance, instructing the formation of 15 teams to monitor the operations of scanning centres across the district. He advocated for more frequent decoy operations to catch violators and stressed the importance of documenting every pregnant woman's scan and submitting the data online on the same day. 'Only qualified doctors must conduct scans using approved equipment, and any changes in staffing, records, or machinery should be immediately reported to the District Medical and Health Officer,' he said. Violations will result in criminal cases and hefty fines, he said. Recent inspections have already led to action. An unauthorised scanning machine was seized from New Life Hospital in Secunderabad, and a case was registeredt. Similarly, Vivek Hospital in Saidabad was fined ₹2 lakh for operating two unregistered machines. In total, 26 centres were fined ₹50,000 each for various rule violations, with the warning that repeat offences would lead to registration cancellations, said a release. To strengthen public involvement, citizens have been urged to report any violations or suspicions related to gender determination through the toll-free number 1800-599-3366.
India.com
28-05-2025
- General
- India.com
Meet man, who left high-paying job at Google to crack UPSC exam, became IAS Officer, scored highest marks ever, he is…
Recruitment examinations are an integral part of every student's life. Every year, Civil Services examinations are conducted to recruit candidates for the posts of IAS, IPS, IFS, and other positions. Every year, thousands of aspirants appear for the Civil Services Examination, while only a few manage to qualify in the first attempt. This individual left a high-paying salary job at Google to crack the UPSC exam, became an IAS Officer, and he is…He cleared the UPSC exam in his fifth attempt. Hailing from Telangana, Anudeep completed his schooling at Shri Suryoday High School. Later in 2011, Anudeep pursued his engineering studies in Electronics and Instrumentation from BITS Pilani. During his engineering studies, he developed an interest in civil services and decided to prepare for the UPSC exam. However, in his first attempt, Anudeep was unable to clear the interview stage. Anudeep worked as a software engineer at Google (in Hyderabad). Coming back to his UPSC journey, his first attempt was in 2012, where he had to face a setback. If Media reports are to be believed, he even appeared in 2013, cracked the All India Rank(AIR) of 790 was selected for the Indian Revenue Service (IRS). Following his selection, he served as an Assistant Commissioner in the Customs and Central Excise Department. Not to forget, Anudeep sat for the UPSC examination in 2014 and 2015 but faced a setback. In 2017, on his fifth attempt and without any coaching, he finally cracked the UPSC Civil Services Exam and secured All India Rank 1. Speaking of his UPSC CSE(Main) marksheet 2017, IAS Anudeep Durishetty obtained 155 marks in Essay (Paper-I), 123 marks in General Studies-I (Paper-II), 123 marks in General Studies-II (Paper-III), 136 marks in General Studies-IV (Paper-IV), 95 marks in General Studies-IV (Paper-V). Overall, he scored 1126 marks in the UPSC CSE(Main) Examination, 2017.
The Hindu
26-05-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
UPSC preliminary concluded smoothly in Hyderabad
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) civil services preliminary examination 2025 concluded smoothly here on Sunday. For a total of 43,676 registered candidates, the number of candidates who attended both paper 1 General Studies and paper 2 CSAT was 25,787. The number of candidates that remained absent for the first session from 9.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. itself was 40% (or 17,644 candidates). Hyderabad District Collector Anudeep Durishetty visited examination centres set up at University College of Science at Saifabad, the centre for 123 visually impaired candidates, and the Government Women's College at Begumpet, and took stock of the arrangements, attendance and adherence to exam rules and conduct. Mr. Durishetty, earlier in the day, also inspected the strong room for storage of exam-related material set up at Basheerbagh, and oversaw the distribution. 'Difficult paper' According to UPSC exam trainers and observers, the preliminary question paper was understood to have been set as difficult. As per a breakdown, the maximum share of 16 questions each was from the history of India and the Indian National Movement and Indian polity and governance. There were 15 questions on economic and social development. About a dozen questions each were from Indian and world geography, environmental ecology and current affairs, said V. Gopalakrishna of coaching institute Braintree.
Time of India
25-05-2025
- Time of India
Hyderabad begins survey to combat encroachment of govt land; revenue officials to map each parcel
Hyderabad: A comprehensive survey of govt land is being undertaken by the Hyderabad district administration with the aim to protect it as well to use the details to fix responsibility on revenue officials. The exercise involves revenue authorities taking photographs of about 1,138 land parcels, covering 400 acres of govt open land, and uploading them along with the geo-coordinates on a dedicated govt website. "Earlier, if there was any encroachment, there was a chance that tehsildars or other revenue staff would say the encroachment happened earlier. Now, they cannot escape their responsibility. If they fail to protect the land, they will be held responsible and liable for any action," a senior district official said. The district administration has roped in the National Informatics Centre (NIC) to prepare a special software to put the land details, along with geo-coordinates and maps, on the website.. "We will be completing the survey of govt land parcels in Hyderabad district soon. This will enable us to understand the status of land and protect them in future," Hyderabad collector Anudeep Durishetty told TOI. Official sources said the revenue teams, including tehsildars, surveyors, and revenue inspectors have been asked to visit each land parcel in their jurisdiction and check/fix the boundaries. They will have to visit these land parcels subsequently to ensure they are not encroached A large area (260 land parcels) worth thousands of crores is in Shaikpet mandal which includes upmarket areas such as Banjara Hills, Jubilee Hills and Nanakramguda. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Kickstart your new journey with the Honda Shine 125 Honda Learn More Undo There have been multiples instances in Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills where attempts were made to grab govt land, including parks, but these were stopped by the district administration and GHMC. Apart from Shaikpet, there are 130 land parcesl in Golconda, 127 in Asifnagar and 113 in Khairtabad. The lowest number of land parcels is in Ameerpet (22). Officials said this exercise would allow the govt to know the exact status of land. There is a huge demand for govt land, and many departments have been asking the administration to allot it for construction of offices or for other public purposes such as sub-stations or parks.
