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BJP Reshuffles Telangana State Committee Under Ramchander Rao, Brings in Fresh Faces

In a bid to infuse new energy and young leadership, the Telangana BJP unveiled its reconstituted State committee on Monday, under the leadership of State president N. Ramchander Rao. The reshuffle reflects the party’s effort to strike a balance between experience and youthful dynamism as it gears up for future political battles in the state.

✨ Key Appointments in the New Committee

🟢 Vice Presidents

Eight leaders have been appointed as Vice Presidents:

  • Banda Karthika Reddy (former GHMC Mayor)
  • Bura Narsaiah Goud (former MP)
  • Kasam Venkateswarlu Yadav
  • Bhandari Shanthi Kumar
  • M. Jayasree
  • Kolli Madhavi
  • Jaruplavath Gopi (Kalyan Naik)
  • Raghunath Rao

🟢 General Secretaries

The three General Secretaries include:

  • N. Goutham Rao
  • T. Veerender Goud
  • Sri Vemula Ashok

🟢 Other Key Positions

  • Chief Spokesperson: N.V. Subhash
  • Treasurer: Devki Vasudev
  • Joint Treasurer: Vijay Surana Jain

🟢 Secretaries

  • O. Srinivas Reddy
  • Koppu Bhasha
  • Bharat Prashad
  • Bandaru Vijayalakshmi
  • Sravanthi Reddy
  • Karanam Parinitha
  • Baddam Mahipal Reddy
  • Tutupalli Ravi Kumar

🌐 Morcha Presidents Announced

The party also revealed the leadership for its various Morchas (wings):

  • Mahila Morcha (Women’s Wing): Mekala Shilpa Reddy
  • Yuva Morcha (Youth Wing): Ganesh Kunde
  • Kisan Morcha (Farmers’ Wing): Baswapuram Laxminarasaiah
  • SC Morcha: Kanthi Kiran
  • ST Morcha: Nenavath Ravi Naik
  • OBC Morcha: Gandamalla Anand Goud
  • Minority Morcha: Sardar Jagmohan Singh

🔎 A Strategic Step Forward

By inducting seasoned politicians like Bura Narsaiah Goud and Banda Karthika Reddy alongside younger leaders, the BJP seems to be positioning itself as a broad-based, inclusive force in Telangana politics. Analysts suggest this move could strengthen the party’s organizational structure and widen its reach across different communities.

The reshuffle is being seen as a preparatory step as the party looks ahead to upcoming electoral battles in the state

GST Council Approves 2-Slab Structure: What Gets Cheaper, What Gets Costlier

In a landmark decision, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council has approved a major reform in India’s indirect tax system. The existing four-slab structure of 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28% has now been replaced by a simplified two-slab system of 5% and 18%, along with a special 40% slab for select luxury and sin goods.

The decision was taken at the 56th GST Council meeting, chaired by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, after a marathon 10.5-hour discussion. The reform will come into effect from September 22, 2025, coinciding with the start of Navaratri.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed the move, calling it a “historic step” that will benefit farmers, MSMEs, traders, and the middle class, while giving a strong push to India’s economy.

What Gets Cheaper

The biggest winners of this rationalisation are consumers and small businesses. Here’s a look at the major items that will now cost less:

✅ Insurance & Healthcare

  • Life and health insurance policies are now GST-free (reduced from 18%).

✅ Food & Dairy

  • Exempt from GST: Ultra high temperature (UHT) milk, paneer, paratha, roti, pizza bread, khakra, and chena.
  • 5% GST (instead of 12–18%): Butter, ghee, condensed milk, cheese, dry fruits, jams, jellies, confectionery, ice cream, pastry, biscuits, corn flakes, and cereals.

✅ Agriculture & Fertilisers

  • Fertiliser inputs such as sulphuric acid, nitric acid, ammonia, biopesticides, and micronutrients are now at 5%.
  • Agricultural equipment like tractors, threshers, and soil-preparation machinery will also be taxed at 5%.

✅ Automobiles

  • Small cars (petrol <1200cc, diesel <1500cc) and motorcycles up to 350cc: GST reduced to 18% from 28%.
  • Small hybrid cars also benefit.
  • Electric vehicles (EVs) continue at 5%.

✅ Everyday Essentials

  • Reduced to 5%: Shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes, talcum powder, face powder, soaps, hair oil, tooth powder, feeding bottles, utensils, bicycles, umbrellas, and bamboo furniture.

✅ Construction & Industry

  • Cement: Now at 18% (down from 28%).
  • Auto components: Reduced to 18%.

What Gets Costlier

While many essentials have become cheaper, some categories will now see a hike under the new structure:

  • Luxury goods and sin products such as premium cars, tobacco, pan masala, and aerated drinks will be taxed under the special 40% slab.
  • Certain high-end consumer durables may shift from lower rates to the 18% bracket, though detailed notifications will specify the list.

Why This Matters

  • Simplified compliance: Businesses will no longer struggle with four different GST rates.
  • Lower costs for consumers: Everyday goods, food items, and essential services will get cheaper.
  • Boost for agriculture & MSMEs: Reduced rates on inputs and machinery will help farmers and small businesses.
  • Infrastructure push: Cheaper cement and auto components will aid housing and manufacturing.

Final Word

This GST reform is being hailed as one of the biggest overhauls since the system was first rolled out in 2017. By cutting down the complexity of multiple slabs and lowering rates on essentials, the government aims to make compliance easier while ensuring consumers directly feel the benefits in their pockets.

As the new rates come into force from September 22, 2025, households, farmers, and small traders are set to enjoy significant savings — even as luxury and sin goods attract higher taxes.

Peacock Restaurant Opens Its First International Branch in Riyadh

Riyadh – On Friday, August 8, 2025, Peacock Restaurant—a celebrated name in Hyderabadi cuisine from Karimnagar—unveiled its first overseas location in the Al-Malaz area of Saudi Arabia’s capital. The inauguration was officiated by Indian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Dr. Suhel Khan, and witnessed by a vibrant gathering of Indian expatriates and Saudi guests The Siasat Daily.

Founded in 1996 by the late Mohammed Akthar Ali, Peacock has become synonymous with authentic Hyderabadi biryani, kebabs, and hospitality. Its Riyadh outlet is envisioned as a cultural and culinary bridge, serving a variety of cuisines including Indian, Indo-Chinese, tandoori, and continental, along with traditional sweets and snacks The Siasat Daily.

The venture is a collaboration involving:

  • Syed Wayez Ahmed, Group CEO of Wayez International Group
  • Mohammed Asghar Ali, Managing Director of Peacock Group of Hotels and Restaurants
  • Mohammad Ali Al Jaidi, CEO of MAJIC Investment Company
  • Zaki, Vice President of Wayez International Group The Hans IndiaTelangana TribuneThe Siasat Daily

Catering to families and social gatherings, the Riyadh outlet features a dining area for 100 guests and an adjoining banquet hall accommodating 120 guests The Siasat DailyThe Hans India. Reflecting a commitment to sustainability, the restaurant has partnered with Hyderabad-based BioReform to eliminate single-use plastics from its operations The Siasat Daily.

This expansion not only introduces rich regional flavors to a global stage but also strengthens cultural ties, offering Saudis and the Indian diaspora alike a taste of home.

Secunderabad Cantonment Bags Top Honour in Swachh Survekshan 2024–2025

Secunderabad, July 17 — In a proud moment for the city, the Secunderabad Cantonment Board (SCB) has clinched the Swachh Survekshan Ministerial Award 2024–25 in the Special Category, standing out for its exemplary efforts in solid waste management, sanitation, and public engagement.

The award was presented by Union Housing and Urban Affairs Minister Manohar Lal Khattar in the esteemed presence of President Droupadi Murmu at a formal ceremony held at Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi, on Wednesday.

SCB Chief Executive Officer D. Madhukar Naik received the award on behalf of the Board. The Secunderabad Cantonment was the only cantonment board in India to be recognized in this special category, securing the top rank among 58 cantonment boards nationwide.

This accolade reflects SCB’s sustained efforts to implement effective sanitation practices, community-driven cleanliness initiatives, and innovative waste management strategies.

Also present at the event were SCB sanitation supervisor K. Sudarshan, sanitary field assistant U. Urmila, and K. Ilambarithi, Secretary of the Metropolitan Area and Urban Development from GHMC, acknowledging the collective effort of local civic bodies.

This achievement is not only a testament to SCB’s dedication to keeping the cantonment clean and sustainable, but also sets a national benchmark for other urban bodies to follow.

Revanth Reddy Launches Bandaru Dattatreya’s Autobiography, Hails Him as ‘Ajata Shatruvu’

Hyderabad | June 2025 — Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Saturday released the autobiography of Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya, titled ‘Prajala Kathe – Naa Atma Katha’, in a grand ceremony held at Shilpakala Vedika in Hyderabad. The event turned into a celebration of a life dedicated to public service, drawing admiration from across the political spectrum.

The launch was graced by several national dignitaries including Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, former President Ramnath Kovind, and former Vice-President M. Venkaiah Naidu. The presence of such senior leaders underscored the immense respect Dattatreya commands across party lines.

In his address, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy described Bandaru Dattatreya as an “Ajata Shatruvu” — a person without enemies — comparing him to former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee for his inclusive and compassionate political journey. “Dattatreya garu is an embodiment of simplicity, humility, and unwavering commitment to public service. He is truly a role model for aspiring leaders,” said Reddy.

Highlighting Dattatreya’s journey from a modest upbringing in Gowliguda, a small neighborhood in Hyderabad, to occupying the constitutional post of Governor, Revanth Reddy lauded his ability to remain connected with the common people despite his high office.

Speakers throughout the event praised the autobiography for offering not only personal insights into Dattatreya’s life but also a broader narrative of India’s political evolution over the decades. The book is seen as an inspiration for future generations to understand the values of service, integrity, and leadership grounded in public welfare.

‘Prajala Kathe – Naa Atma Katha’ is now available for readers and is expected to serve as both a political memoir and a guide for those interested in public life.

Source : TELANGANA TODAY

Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand Honoured with International Anti-Narcotics Award at World Police Summit 2025Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand Honoured with International Anti-Narcotics Award at World Police Summit 2025Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand Honoured with International Anti-Narcotics Award at World Police Summit 2025Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand Honoured with International Anti-Narcotics Award at World Police Summit 2025

Hyderabad Police Commissioner CV Anand Honoured with International Anti-Narcotics Award at World Police Summit 2025

Hyderabad | June 2025 — In a proud moment for the Hyderabad Police and the city at large, Commissioner CV Anand has been honoured with the prestigious “Excellence in Anti-Narcotics Award” at the World Police Summit (WPS) 2025, held in Dubai from May 13 to 16. Representing the Hyderabad Narcotics Enforcement Wing (H-NEW), Anand received the award at a grand ceremony hosted at the Dubai Police Officers Club.

The international recognition was conferred by the World Police Summit Committee in acknowledgment of H-NEW’s relentless efforts in combating drug trafficking and substance abuse within Hyderabad. Over the past three years, H-NEW has implemented a series of proactive operations, public awareness campaigns, and educational outreach programs aimed at tackling the growing menace of narcotics, particularly among the youth.

Commissioner CV Anand expressed his deep appreciation for the honour, stating, “This award is not just a recognition of my role, but a tribute to the dedication, innovation, and tireless efforts of the entire H-NEW team. Competing against some of the most advanced police forces from 138 countries and emerging with this accolade is a moment of immense pride for Hyderabad and for India.”

H-NEW has been at the forefront of a multi-pronged strategy, which includes:

  • Strategic crackdowns on drug traffickers and peddlers
  • Formation of anti-drug committees in educational institutions
  • Intensive public outreach and awareness drives
  • Rehabilitation support for addicts and their families

During a panel discussion at the summit, Anand shed light on the complex drug challenges India faces, particularly in the post-Covid era. He spoke about the evolving methods of narcotics smuggling into the country, the networks and gangs involved, and the critical importance of early intervention in schools and colleges. He also emphasized the role of technology and community involvement in ensuring long-term drug control.

This accolade marks a significant milestone for Hyderabad’s police force and sets a new benchmark for anti-narcotics operations in India. The recognition is expected to boost further collaboration between international law enforcement bodies and Hyderabad’s narcotics enforcement initiatives.

As Hyderabad celebrates this global recognition, the Commissioner reiterated his commitment to making the city a drug-free zone through continued vigilance, innovation, and community partnership.

Source : TELANGANA TODAY

TCS Secures Premium Office Space in Hyderabad with Rs 4.37 Crore Monthly Lease

In a major move marking its continued expansion in Hyderabad, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), one of the largest IT service companies globally, has secured a significant commercial lease agreement. The company has leased a state-of-the-art building in Hyderabad’s Nanakramguda area for a monthly rent of ₹4.37 crore. This strategic move comes as part of TCS’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its office presence in one of India’s leading technology hubs.

Prime Location, Long-Term Commitment

The property, Paradigm Rajapushpa, is a Grade-A commercial building developed by the Rajapushpa Group, spanning an impressive 10.2 lakh square feet (sq ft). This expansive office space is situated in the city’s vibrant Business District, home to a thriving ecosystem of top-tier companies such as Wipro, ICICI, Infosys, and Broadridge.

The deal is a 15-year lease agreement, set to commence on October 1, 2024, and TCS has agreed to a rent of ₹43 per sq ft for the leased space. As part of the agreement, the rent will undergo a 12% escalation every three years, ensuring that the space remains a high-value asset for both TCS and the property developers over time.

Additionally, TCS has paid a hefty upfront deposit of ₹26.2 crore, which covers approximately six months’ worth of rent. This substantial deposit underscores TCS’s commitment to long-term growth in the city and the broader region, reinforcing Hyderabad’s position as a critical hub for the IT industry.

Robust Office Space Market in Hyderabad

The office real estate market in Hyderabad continues to thrive despite the potential challenges posed by a significant supply pipeline. According to industry data, the city currently holds a substantial 28 million square feet (msf) of vacant office stock, the highest among the top seven cities in India. Despite this high vacancy rate, the demand for office space in Hyderabad remains robust.

In fact, the city recorded an impressive 2.7 million square feet (msf) of absorption in Q1 2025, marking a 17% year-on-year increase. This strong demand trend, even amid rising supply, indicates that Hyderabad continues to be a favored destination for businesses seeking scalable, state-of-the-art office spaces.

Changing Dynamics: Rent and Vacancy Rates

Interestingly, the average rent in areas like Nanakramguda has remained relatively stable, hovering around ₹70 per square foot in recent months. This figure contrasts with TCS’s lease rate of ₹43 per square foot, suggesting that TCS has secured a competitive deal in a market that’s seeing both rising rents and a significant number of available spaces.

While some may view the large amount of vacant stock in Hyderabad as a sign of oversupply, experts believe that it is a reflection of the city’s rapidly growing infrastructure and ongoing development. The upcoming supply of commercial office spaces is expected to fuel even more business activity, as companies continue to invest in top-tier locations.

Looking Ahead: The Future of Hyderabad’s Office Space Market

The Hyderabad office market is poised for a dynamic future. While the city holds the highest amount of vacant stock among the top Indian cities, it also has one of the strongest pipelines for upcoming commercial properties. The market’s robust absorption rate, coupled with increasing demand for modern workspaces, suggests that these vacant spaces will eventually be filled by companies eager to establish a presence in the city.

For TCS, the decision to lease a significant portion of Paradigm Rajapushpa for its operations aligns with its ongoing growth strategy. The company’s presence in the city reinforces Hyderabad’s position as a premier IT destination. As more companies follow suit and secure office spaces, Hyderabad will continue to evolve into a major player in the global business ecosystem.

Conclusion

TCS’s recent office lease in Hyderabad highlights both the continued growth of the city’s commercial real estate market and the strong demand for office space in one of India’s leading IT hubs. With a 15-year commitment and substantial upfront deposit, TCS has firmly established its presence in Hyderabad’s rapidly evolving office landscape. As the city continues to expand, both in terms of infrastructure and business activity, the demand for prime office spaces will only intensify, shaping the future of Hyderabad’s commercial real estate sector for years to come.

Operation Abhyaas: Telangana Conducts Massive Mock Drill in Hyderabad After 50 Years to Boost Civil Defence Preparedness

📅 Date: May 7, 2025
📍 Location: Hyderabad, Telangana
⏰ Time: Sirens sounded at 4:00 PM

For the first time in over five decades, Hyderabad conducted a large-scale civil defence mock drill under Operation Abhyaas, aimed at enhancing disaster preparedness across the city. Coordinated across multiple departments and involving active public participation, the operation was a landmark event in the region’s approach to crisis management and emergency response.

🔔 When the Sirens Rang

At precisely 4:00 PM, warning sirens echoed across Secunderabad, triggering the start of the operation. Within moments, emergency response units sprang into action. Fire engines blared, ambulances rushed in, and personnel in full gear moved into position, simulating a real-time disaster situation. Though the public had been informed, the drill’s scale and execution made the simulation feel intense and authentic.

👥 Who Was Involved?

The drill involved a coordinated response from various emergency and support agencies, including:

  • National Disaster Response Force (NDRF)
  • Telangana Fire and Emergency Services
  • Hyderabad Police
  • Civil Defence Units
  • Health Department
  • Municipal Workers and Traffic Police

🧪 What the Mock Drill Included

Operation Abhyaas was more than just a fire drill—it simulated a multi-dimensional urban disaster scenario. Here’s what was executed:

🏢 Scenario: Residential Building Emergency

  • A mock situation was created where a residential building was “hit” by a sudden disaster—possibly an earthquake followed by a fire.
  • Residents were instructed to evacuate using stairwells while avoiding elevators, following real emergency protocol.

🚒 Rescue Operations

  • Firefighters simulated extinguishing the blaze on multiple floors using high-pressure hoses and fire ladders.
  • NDRF personnel conducted search and rescue operations in smoke-filled areas using breathing apparatus and thermal imaging devices.

🚑 Medical Response and Casualty Handling

  • On-site triage zones were established.
  • Medical staff treated “injured” volunteers with mock wounds.
  • First responders performed CPR, bandaging, and stretcher evacuations.

🧯 Hazardous Material Containment

  • A leak simulation tested the response to chemical hazards.
  • Teams in hazmat suits demonstrated proper sealing, decontamination, and evacuation procedures.

🚨 Crowd Management and Public Communication

  • Police controlled bystander crowds and managed traffic diversions.
  • Public announcements were made using megaphones and speakers, guiding people on where to go and how to stay safe.

🎯 Why It Matters

The primary goal was to evaluate Hyderabad’s preparedness for various emergency scenarios, including:

  • Natural disasters (earthquakes, floods)
  • Industrial and chemical accidents
  • Terrorist attacks or armed conflict
  • Fires and building collapses
  • Mass casualty events

🏢 Local Highlight: Operation Sindoor at Evelon Apartment

Running alongside Abhyaas was Operation Sindoor, a community-centric drill conducted at Evelon Apartment, Hyderabad. This drill emphasized public involvement and practical training for residents.

🔧 Key Mock Drill Activities at Evelon Apartment:

  • Evacuation Drill: Residents were alerted and guided through timed evacuation procedures.
  • First Aid Training: Medical officers taught basic CPR, wound care, and how to assist injured neighbors.
  • Fire Safety Demonstration: Residents learned how to use fire extinguishers, break glass safely, and identify emergency exits.
  • Disaster Simulation: Simulated power cuts, blocked exits, and injured dummies made the situation feel real.
  • Coordination with Authorities: NCC and SDRF personnel worked side by side with residents and building security.

👥 Agencies Involved in Operation Sindoor:

  • Fire Department
  • National Cadet Corps (NCC)
  • State Disaster Response Force (SDRF)
  • Medical Services
  • Hyderabad Police
  • Electricity Board

🧠 Key Lessons and Takeaways

  • Preparedness saves lives: Both drills highlighted the value of proactive training.
  • Community involvement is crucial: Residents are the first line of defence during any emergency.
  • Speed and coordination matter: The smoother the coordination among departments, the more effective the response.
  • Public awareness is power: Education on emergency tools, escape plans, and basic first aid is essential.

🌐 A New Chapter in Civil Defence

Operation Abhyaas and Operation Sindoor signal the beginning of a new era in India’s civil defence strategy—one that blends top-down planning with grassroots participation. Hyderabad has demonstrated that with the right preparation and people-focused training, a city can transform itself into a resilient, responsive, and resourceful urban community.

Emergencies don’t come with a warning—but preparedness can make all the difference. Hyderabad just proved it.

Telangana Govt Transfers 21 IAS Officers; Smita Sabharwal Appointed Member Secretary of Finance Commission

In a significant administrative reshuffle, the Telangana government has transferred 21 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers, aiming to enhance governance and streamline operations across the state.

Key Highlights:

  • Smita Sabharwal Reassigned: Senior IAS officer Smita Sabharwal has been transferred from her role as Special Chief Secretary for Youth Advancement, Tourism & Culture (YAT&C) to serve as the Member Secretary of the Telangana Finance Commission. This move follows a recent controversy where she reshared an AI-generated image related to a land dispute near Hyderabad Central University on social media.
  • Jayesh Ranjan’s New Role: Jayesh Ranjan has been appointed as the Special Chief Secretary & CEO of the Industry & Investment Cell in the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) and will also oversee the Smart Proactive Efficient and Effective Delivery (SPEED) initiative.
  • Other Notable Transfers:
    • Sanjay Kumar has been transferred to the Industries & Commerce Department and the Information Technology, Electronics & Communications (ITE&C) and Sports Department.
    • Dr. Shashank Goel is now the Vice Chairman of the Centre for Good Governance and holds additional charge as Director General of the Environment Protection Training and Research Institute (EPTRI).
    • M. Dana Kishore has been appointed as the Principal Secretary of the Labour, Employment, Training & Factories Department, with additional responsibilities including Commissioner of Labour and Director of Employment & Training.
    • Ilambarithi K., formerly the Commissioner of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), has been posted as Secretary of the Metropolitan Area & Urban Development Department, overseeing the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA).

These transfers are part of the government’s ongoing efforts to optimize administrative efficiency and ensure effective governance across the state.

Telangana Govt Transfers 21 Officers, M. Srinivasulu Takes Charge as Inspector General of Police CID

In a significant move to bolster law enforcement and administrative efficiency, the Telangana government has transferred 21 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers across various departments and regions.

Key Highlights:

  • M. Srinivasulu Appointed as IG, CID: M. Srinivasulu, previously serving as the Commissioner of Police, Ramagundam, has been appointed as the Inspector General of Police, Criminal Investigation Department (CID), filling an existing vacancy.

Other Notable Transfers:

  • Ambar Kishor Jha, formerly the Commissioner of Police, Warangal, has been transferred as the Commissioner of Police, Ramagundam.
  • Sunpreet Singh, upon his promotion to Deputy Inspector General of Police, has been posted as the Commissioner of Police, Warangal.
  • Chetna Mylabhutala, previously the Deputy Commissioner of Police at Peddapalli, has been appointed as the Superintendent of Police, Women Safety Wing, Telangana, Hyderabad.
  • Ch. Sindhu Sarma, formerly the Superintendent of Police, Kamareddy, has been posted as the Superintendent of Police, Intelligence.
  • Potharaju Sai Chaitanya, who served as the Superintendent of Police, Telangana Anti-Narcotic Bureau, Hyderabad, is now the Commissioner of Police, Nizamabad.
  • Gaush Alam, previously the Superintendent of Police, Adilabad, has been appointed as the Commissioner of Police, Karimnagar.
  • Akhil Mahajan, formerly the Superintendent of Police, Rajanna Sircilla, has been transferred to Adilabad as the Superintendent of Police.
  • Chennuri Rupesh, who was the Superintendent of Police, Sangareddy, has been posted as the Superintendent of Police, Telangana Anti-Narcotic Bureau, Hyderabad.
  • Akshansh Yadav, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Central Zone, Hyderabad City, has been transferred to Yadadri Bhongir as Deputy Commissioner of Police.
  • Paritosh Pankaj, Officer on Special Duty (OSD) at Kothagudem, has been appointed as the Superintendent of Police, Sangareddy.
  • Gite Mahesh Babasaheb, OSD at Mulugu, has been transferred to Rajanna Sircilla as the Superintendent of Police.
  • Ankit Kumar Sahkhwar, who was awaiting posting, has been assigned as Deputy Commissioner of Police, Warangal East.
  • A. Bhaskar, also awaiting posting, has been appointed as Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mancherial, Ramagundam.
  • K. Narasimha, awaiting posting, has been assigned as Superintendent of Police, Suryapet.
  • K. Shilpavalli, awaiting posting, has been assigned as Deputy Commissioner of Police, Central Zone, Hyderabad City.
  • Y. Sai Shekhar, has been appointed as Superintendent of Police, Special Intelligence Branch (SIB), Intelligence.
  • P. Karunakar, awaiting posting, has been assigned as Deputy Commissioner of Police, Peddapalli, Ramagundam.
  • P. Ravinder, has been posted as Superintendent of Police, CID
  • These transfers are part of the government’s strategy to strengthen law enforcement and ensure effective policing across the state.