 | Heavy rains likely to batter Hyderabad for next three days ahead Cyclone Nivar landfallThe rain is because of Cyclone Nivar, IMD said. A close watch is being kept over the system. |
 | Flood victims of Hyderabad's Osman Nagar and Ahmad Nagar turn to human rights panel for helpIt also directed the Irrigation officials to submit an action taken report by November 23. |
 | The grim return to battered homes in Badangpet near Hyderabad post floodsEach family's loss is estimated at Rs 5 lakh and they now have no option but to throw out or burn all the damaged goods in open spaces. |
 | Rains have a silver lining in recharged groundwater levels in HyderabadTGWD Director Dr Pandith Madhnure said that the State could benefit from the development and take up groundwater conservation. |
 | Irregularities in relief distribution for Hyderabad flood survivors: CongressAICC spokesperson Dasoju Sravan alleged that TRS leaders, who don't hold any official positions, were distributing anywhere between Rs 2,000 to Rs 3,000. |
 | Hyderabad floods: Telangana government halts Rs 10,000 relief after complaints pour inThe Deputy Municipal Commissioners were instructed to return the balance undisbursed amount along with the amount received by them duly signed by the team members by Saturday afternoon. |
 | Hyderabad floods: People take to protest as relief reaches only select fewVideos and pictures of protesting residents from areas like Gudimalkapur, IS Sadan, Malkajgiri, Bagh Amberpet and Mehdipatnam, were widely circulated on social media. |
 | Restoration work in Hyderabad to be delayedBecause of the delay in carrying out the restoration of battered roads, storm water drains and filling of potholes, citizens will have to bear with the inconvenience for a few more days. |
 | Need to link tanks, Musi canals to avoid another deluge in Hyderabad: ExpertsThe engineers, including M Gopal Naik from the Department of Civil Engineering, Osmania University, met State Planning Board Vice-Chairman B Vinod Kumar in Hyderabad on Saturday. |
 | Flood victims in Hyderabad seek more aid to rebuild homesResidents of inundated areas claim that the Rs 10,000 cash relief being disbursed by the state government won't cover cost of all damages and demanded atleast Rs 40,000. |
 | Locals lay makeshift bridge of rocks and mud over Hyderabad's Musi riverThe residents of neighbouring villages were forced to build a pul over Musi using rocks and mud to get to the other side of the road. |
 | Secunderabad Cantonment left in the lurch despite flood relief to citizensThough all the wards were subjected to the flood fury, the most-affected areas were Kukatpally, Bowenpally, Rasulpura, SAIL Colony and Laxmi Colony. |
 | MAUD minister KT Rama Rao visits flood-affected areas in HyderabadThe Minister also inspected the repair works at Nallacheruvu spillway, and directed officials to complete the works at the earliest. |
 | Telangana ministers offer special prayers to pacify flooded Hyderabad's Musi riverMayor Bonthu Rammohan and Deputy Mayor Baba Fasiuddin also presented flowers to the tamarind tree that still bears fruit. |
 | Flood check: Telangana government sets up 15 teams to keep watch on Hyderabad lakes, tanksCM K Chandrasekhar Rao has tasked teams with examining every tank and lake in Hyderabad, identifying those that may breach and also alerting people in low-lying areas. |
