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Congress’ Naveen Yadav Wins Jubilee Hills Byelection by 24,729 Votes

Hyderabad, November 14, 2025:
Congress candidate Naveen Yadav registered a resounding victory in the Jubilee Hills Assembly byelection, winning by a margin of 24,729 votes over his nearest rival, BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha.

The byelection, held on November 11, 2025, saw a voter turnout of 1,94,631. Naveen Yadav secured 98,988 votes, while Maganti Sunitha received 74,259 votes. BJP candidate Lankala Deepak Reddy finished third with 17,061 votes, and NOTA accounted for 924 votes.

Final Vote Tally

Party / CandidateVotes Polled
Congress – Naveen Yadav98,988
BRS – Maganti Sunitha74,259
BJP – Lankala Deepak Reddy17,061
NOTA924

The BJP and BRS candidates left the counting centre before the formal announcement of the results.


Round-Wise Lead Progression

Congress maintained the lead from the first round, steadily widening the margin throughout all 10 rounds of counting.

RoundLead (Votes)Leading Party
147Congress
22,995Congress
36,012Congress
49,559Congress
512,859Congress
615,797Congress
719,797Congress
821,672Congress
923,921Congress
1024,729Congress

Postal Ballot Results (Total: 96)

CandidatePostal Votes
Naveen Yadav (Congress)43
Maganti Sunitha (BRS)25
Lankala Deepak Reddy (BJP)20

Tight Security and Crowds at Counting Centre

The Kotla Vijay Bhaskar Reddy Stadium in Yousufguda witnessed heavy crowds as security was intensified for the counting process. Entry was restricted only to personnel with valid passes.
A total of 42 counting tables were deployed inside the designated hall, with senior officials overseeing the entire operation to ensure smooth and transparent proceedings.

Congress cadres celebrated the party’s commanding lead at Gandhi Bhavan, Hyderabad.


Jubilee Hills Constituency – Voter Profile

Total voters: 4,01,365

  • Male: 2,08,561
  • Female: 1,92,779
  • Others: 25

Votes polled on November 11, 2025:

  • Male: 99,771
  • Female: 94,855
  • Others: 5
  • Total Polled Votes: 1,94,631

Jubilee Hills by-election: Kamma community extends support to Congress

Hyderabad, Oct 28:
In a major boost to the ruling Congress party ahead of the upcoming Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election, members of the Kamma community have announced their full support to the party.

Leaders from the community, which holds a strong social and economic presence in areas like Ameerpet, Kukatpally, and Serilingampally, met Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Tuesday and conveyed their support, while also placing a few demands before the government.

During the meeting, the community leaders urged the CM to install a statue of legendary actor and former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. T. Rama Rao at Maitri Vanam in Ameerpet. They also appealed to the government to provide due representation to the community in nominated posts.

According to a press release from the Chief Minister’s Office, the Kamma community assured that the Congress candidate Naveen Yadav would win the Jubilee Hills by-election with a huge majority.

The by-election, necessitated by the demise of former BRS MLA Maganti Gopinath, is expected to be a high-stakes contest for the ruling Congress, which failed to win any seat in the Greater Hyderabad area in the 2023 Assembly elections.

While the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has fielded Maganti Gopinath’s wife as its candidate, the BJP has once again given its ticket to Lankala Deepak Reddy, who had contested unsuccessfully in 2023. Political analysts expect a triangular fight between the Congress, BRS, and BJP this time.

In the 2023 Assembly polls, Gopinath secured 80,549 votes, followed by Congress’ Mohd. Azharuddin with 64,212 votes, and BJP’s Deepak Reddy with over 25,000 votes. AIMIM’s candidate Rasheed Farazuddin finished fourth with 7,848 votes.

The bypoll outcome is seen as a litmus test for the Congress government, as it aims to strengthen its urban base in Hyderabad ahead of future elections.

Digital Mahila Sangam (DMS) – Exclusive Bazaar 2025

The Digital Mahila Sangam (DMS) proudly organized the Exclusive Bazaar 2025 on 24th October 2025 at Marri Krishna Hall, Tarnaka from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

The exhibition was a grand success, bringing together 100% women entrepreneurs from Karimnagar, Kompally, Medchal, and other regions. It was truly inspiring to witness their creativity, hard work, and entrepreneurial spirit in action.

🛍️ Highlights of the Exhibition

Visitors enjoyed exploring a wide range of traditional, handmade, and organic products, including:

  • Return Gifts
  • Dry Fruits & Spices
  • Millet-Based Health Products
  • Educational Materials
  • Fancy & Pattu Sarees
  • Boutique Collections
  • Homemade Snacks
  • Kids’ Wear, Nighties & Embroidered Blouses
  • Herbal & Healthy Powders (Moringa, Hibiscus, Shikakai)
  • Natural Soaps and More

Shoppers appreciated the quality and affordability of the products. Many shared that buying from these women entrepreneurs felt more meaningful than shopping from large e-commerce platforms — a real step toward supporting local, self-reliant, and sustainable businesses.

💐 Heartfelt Acknowledgment

A special thanks to Mr. Marri Krishna Reddy for his continuous encouragement and support toward women empowerment and entrepreneurship development.

✨ The event stood as a celebration of creativity, culture, and community — reinforcing the power of collaboration and the spirit of Digital Mahila Sangam.

Diwali Fest – Traditional Games Celebration-18-oct-2025

The Diwali Fest – Traditional Games event, organized by Mr. Krishna Reddy, brought together children and senior citizens to relive the joy of traditional Indian games and childhood memories.

As part of the “Back to the Roots” initiative, the event beautifully revived age-old games such as Ashta Chamma, Pallankuzhi (Palli Meka), Carrom, Spinning Tops, and more — creating a nostalgic and joyful atmosphere.

Children enthusiastically learned how these games were once played, while elders cherished their memories from the good old days. The air was filled with laughter, fun, and togetherness as every generation connected through play.

The celebration concluded on a spiritual and festive note by lighting Diwali diyas (lamps) and kakara vattulu, symbolizing light, positivity, and the essence of tradition.

✨ The event was a grand success, reminding everyone that our roots and traditions hold timeless joy and meaning.

Traditional Art Showcase at IIT Hyderabad (5th – 8th October)-2025

As part of the cultural events hosted at IIT Hyderabad from 5th to 8th October, we were delighted to present a curated show of Koyya Bommalata, the traditional string puppet theatre of Telangana. The performance offered delegates an immersive experience of this age-old storytelling art form, blending folklore, music, and craftsmanship.

In addition to the performance, we also conducted a hands-on workshop on Cheriyal Mask Painting, introducing participants to the unique art tradition of Telangana. Attendees explored the process of painting with natural colours, learning the intricate techniques that go into creating these expressive masks.

The event aimed to celebrate and preserve India’s rich cultural heritage while providing participants with an opportunity to engage directly with traditional artisans and practices.

Jubilee Hills Byepoll Date Announced, Election Code Comes into Force in Hyderabad- 11-November-2025

Hyderabad | October 7, 2025 — The Model Code of Conduct came into effect in Hyderabad district on October 6, following the announcement of the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election, which will be held on November 11.

The bye-election was necessitated by the death of sitting MLA Maganti Gopinath of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) in June this year. The BRS has nominated his wife, Maganti Sunitha, as its candidate. The Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are yet to announce their nominees.

Telangana Chief Electoral Officer C. Sudharshan Reddy stated that all necessary arrangements are being made to ensure a free, fair, and peaceful election. The Election Commission has also directed all parties and candidates to disclose any criminal antecedents through newspapers, television, and digital platforms.

The official election notification will be issued on October 13.

  • Last date for filing nominations: October 21
  • Scrutiny of nominations: October 22
  • Withdrawal of candidature: October 24
  • Polling date: November 11
  • Counting of votes: November 14
  • Election process completion: November 16

Hyderabad District Returning Officer R.V. Karnan, who also serves as GHMC Commissioner, announced that new voters may register within 10 days of the notification. He confirmed that the Model Code of Conduct is now in effect across Hyderabad district.

Voting will be conducted using Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) systems across all polling stations. Adequate numbers of EVMs have been tested and deployed to ensure smooth polling operations.

Voters can present their EPIC (Voter ID) or any other approved identification document such as Aadhaar, Driving Licence, Passport, PAN Card, or Pension ID. The CEO urged all citizens to verify their names on the electoral rolls and participate actively in the democratic process.

As per the final electoral roll published last week, the Jubilee Hills constituency has 3,99,000 voters — including 2,07,382 males, 1,91,593 females, and 25 third-gender voters. This marks a 3.49% increase from the 3,85,287 voters registered during the 2023 Assembly elections.

Polling will be held across 407 polling stations spread across 139 locations in the constituency.

In the 2023 Assembly elections, BRS candidate Maganti Gopinath scored a hat-trick victory, defeating former Indian cricket captain and Congress candidate Mohammed Azharuddin by 16,337 votes. Gopinath secured 80,549 votes, while Azharuddin polled 64,212. BJP’s L. Deepak Reddy finished third with 25,866 votes, and AIMIM’s candidate came fourth with 7,848 votes.

🌼 Grand Success of Laksha Pasupu Kommula Pooja 🌼

🌼 Grand Success of Laksha Pasupu Kommula Pooja 🌼
Organized by Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samithi – Tarnaka, Secunderabad

On 6th August 2025, the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samithi – Tarnaka hosted the spiritually enriching Laksha Pasupu Kommula Pooja at Marri Krishna Hall, Tarnaka, drawing hundreds of devotees in a vibrant celebration of devotion and unity.

The day began at 6:00 AM with the serene chanting of 21 Omkarams and Suprabhatam, setting a divine tone for the day. This was followed by Rudra Seva and a light breakfast for the participants.

The main pooja commenced with the powerful chanting of the Sai Gayatri, followed by Ganapathi Homam and Mandala Archana. The highlight of the event was the offering of 1,00,000 Pasupu Kommula (turmeric cones) to Goddess Durga, invoking her blessings for peace, prosperity, and spiritual upliftment.

Devotees from across the city gathered with heartfelt devotion, creating an atmosphere of bliss, energy, and divine grace. The pooja concluded with collective bhajans and the distribution of Maha Prasadam to all attendees.

This sacred gathering was a shining example of spiritual unity, selfless service, and devotional fervor. A heartfelt thanks to all the devotees, volunteers, and samithi members whose tireless efforts ensured the grand success of this divine event.

Jai Sai Ram 🙏

Ugadi Celebrations 29-03-2025

🌸 Ugadi Utsavam 2025 – A Grand Celebration! 🌸

Mulam.in & HelloHyderabad.org came together to host an unforgettable Ugadi Utsavam 2025, filled with tradition, culture, and joy! ✨

🙏 From Agnihotra, Gau Pooja, Panchanga Shravanam, and Ugadi Pachadi to Banthi Bhojanam, every moment was steeped in Telugu tradition.

🎨🎶 The event sparkled with art, literature, music & dance, a young poets’ meet, traditional games, and an exciting lucky draw!

👏 Big thanks to Organizer Krishna Reddy garu and Coordinator Bharath garu for bringing the community together in celebration.

💛 Participants embraced Telugu culture with pride and joy – a true festival to remember!

Eco-Friendly Yellow Colour For Holi

Option 1

For a yellow colour, you can combine gramme flour and turmeric in a 1:2 ratio. To ensure an even mixing of the ingredients, make sure to rub the mixture between your palms. To get a fine texture, you can then sieve the mixture through a strainer two or three times.

To create wet yellow colours, you can either add turmeric or boil marigolds in water. To achieve better colouring, make sure the turmeric is organic.

Option 2

For Holi, you will need the following ingredients to make yellow colour:

  • Turmeric
  • Water
  • Rose water
  • Cornflour

Steps:

  • Add two tablespoons of turmeric powder to a cup of boiling water.
  • Transfer the blend onto a sizable plate and allow it to cool down.
  • Three cups of cornflour and two tablespoons of rose water should be added after it has cooled.
  • Give it a thorough mixing to eliminate any lumps, then give it a single grind.

Eco-Friendly Brown Colour For Holi

To make brown colour for Holi at home, you will need the following ingredients.

  • Henna powder
  • Amla powder
  • Water

Steps:

  • Combine one part powdered henna with three to four parts water and powdered amla.
  • To even out the colour, dust with talc or cornflour powder.
  • After spreading it out, let it dry on a tray.