 | GHMC lacks enforcement staff to implement fire safety in high-risesSeveral buildings don’t have adequate fire-fighting infrastructure; equipment in other buildings fails to work during crucial times due to neglect in maintenance |
 | GHMC corporators join poll battleThe Congress has granted party tickets to two sitting and one former corporator. |
 | Telangana HC orders GHMC to protect Ramanthapur Pedda CheruvuThe GHMC is expected to expedite this estimation process within a week and then seek permission from the ECI to proceed with the fencing work. |
 | GHMC set to redevelop Ameerpet, Punjagutta marketsGHMC officials said the Ameerpet market will comprise approximately 82 shops and two office rooms, while the Punjagutta market will include 45 shops and two office rooms. |
 | Three types of artificial ponds in Hyderabad ready for immersionIdols shorter than six feet are being submerged in the temporary water bodies across city |
 | Senior Congress leader slams GHMC for slapping Rs 2.9 L fine on CongressHe pointed out that leaders from other parties, such as the BRS, frequently display promotional materials throughout the city during their leaders’ birthdays or public meetings. |
 | Telangana HC bars immersion of PoP idols in lakesThis decision was based on the understanding that preparations for immersion had already been finalised, making it challenging for the State to make alternative arrangements at the last moment. |
 | Snow-like chemical foam haunts Kukatpally againAccording to activist Dr Lubna Sarwath, the root cause of the foaming is pollution of the Pariki Cheruvu, which joins the Kukatpally nala that drains into Hussainsagar. |
 | Hyderabad mayor inspects flooded areas, lauds officials’ effortsMayor Gadwal Vijayalaxmi held a teleconference, during which she instructed officials to remain vigilant and take preventive measures to protect city residents and their property. |
 | 19th century stepwell rediscovered; experts urge extreme care during restorationThe stepwell’s degradation began in the early 2000s when homeless persons erected huts in the Gudimalkapur flower market area and started discarding trash there. |
 | 11,700 beneficiaries to get 2BHKs in Hyderabad on September 2Rama Rao will distribute the house deeds at Bahadurpally for the beneficiaries of Quthbullapur, Secunderabad Cantonment, Sanathnagar and Kukatpally segments. |
 | Talasani, Mayor inaugurate 13 ward offices in HyderabadWith the ward offices initiative, different wings are available under one roof, helping residents solve their issues with relative ease. |
| 13 GHMC ward offices to be opened on September 30The newly established 13 ward offices will be inaugurated by ministers, mayor and other public representatives. |
 | Sanitation worker crushed to death by private medical college bus in HyderabadThe bus, belonging to the Ayaan Institute of Medical Sciences in Moinabad, was carrying five students when the incident occurred. |
 | PIL against GHMC awarding 2BHK contract dismissedIn his PIL, Gonewar Chandu from Nizamabad alleged that GHMC’s decision to award the contract to DEC Infra was executed without a formal tender process. |
 | Mayor curtails GHMC meeting, triggers Opposition protestsThe proceedings, which commenced around 11 AM, concluded before 2 PM, giving time for only a fraction of the proposed 25 questions up for discussion. |
 | 100-day plan in place to protect Kapra lakeThe irrigation department will be taking up rejuvenation works such as improving the condition of inlets and outlets, bund strengthening, and restoration of dilapidated sluices. |
 | GHMC takes up demolition of leaning multi-storied buildingCivic officials visited the site on Sunday and decided to demolish the building as it was not suitable for occupation and posed a danger to the public. |
 | GHMC to open green enegry park in KPHBThe energy produced will power the musical instruments and an LED map of Telangana installed in the park and the excess will be supplied to the power grid. |
 | VST Steel bridge to be named after NayiniAround 12,500 tonnes of special alloy steel and up to 20,000 cubic metres of concrete were used to construct the flyover. |
