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Hans India
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Hybiz.TV Honours Digital Talent at Influencer Awards 2025
The inaugural Digital Media & Influencer Awards at HICC Novotel celebrated top digital creators and influencers. Chief guest Neerabh Kumar Prasad IAS emphasized that success in digital media comes through quality, responsible content. The event honoured 15 content creators and over 50 influencers for their wide-reaching impact. Entertainment highlights included a mimicry act by actor Shivareddy. Notable guests included actors Srinath Maganti, Ashwini Sri, and industry leaders from CREDAI and Bharathi Cements. Organised by the event marked a significant moment for Hyderabad's growing digital media landscape, applauding creativity and online influence.
Time of India
08-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
SC denies interim relief to former CMO officials in liquor scam case
Vijayawada: A day after the high court rejected the anticipatory bail pleas of K Dhananjaya Reddy, P Krishna Mohan Reddy, and Balaji Govindappa, the Supreme Court too declined to grant interim relief to them in the alleged liquor scam case . Dhananjaya worked as secretary to chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy during the YSRCP regime, Krishna Mohan was OSD to the chief minister, while Govindappa is one of the directors in Bharathi Cements. The trio firsh moved the high court seeking anticipatory bail. After the HC declined to grant them interim relief, they approached the Supreme Court. The apex court earlier declined to grant protection but had stated that it would hear the petition the next day if the high court declined anticipatory counsels for the petitioners placed the orders of the high court before a bench of Justices J B Pardiwala and R Mahadevan and sought interim protection pending disposal of the petitions, pleading that the petitioners were apprehending arrest based on the statements given by other accused in the on behalf of the state govt, senior counsel Mukul Rohatgi said the petition was filed when anticipatory bail applications were pending before the high court. Operation Sindoor Operation Sindoor: Several airports in India closed - check full list Did Pak shoot down Indian jets? What MEA said India foils Pakistan's attack on Jammu airport: What we know so far As the high court has already given its judgement, the present petitions are not valid, and the petitioners have to either amend their pleas or file a fresh the arguments of Rohatgi, the Supreme Court bench posted the matter to May 13 for further hearing, allowing the petitioners to file fresh petitions. The counsels for the petitioners sought interim protection till May 13, but the bench declined to grant any relief and said they have to protect themselves.
