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Aadab Hyderabad Completes 15 Years, Grand Anniversary Celebrations at Ravindra Bharathi

Hyderabad: Telugu daily Aadab Hyderabad marked the completion of 15 years of its journalistic journey with grand anniversary celebrations at Ravindra Bharathi, Hyderabad.

The day-long event brought together ministers, MPs, MLAs, MLCs, political leaders, senior police officials, journalists, artists, academicians, entrepreneurs, advertisers, readers and well-wishers.

Telangana Minister Ponnam Prabhakar congratulated Aadab Hyderabad on completing 15 years and appreciated its efforts to highlight public issues and take information about government welfare programmes closer to the people.

Telangana BJP President N. Ramchander Rao praised the newspaper’s straightforward and impartial approach to journalism, while BJP MP Dr. K. Laxman appreciated its role in raising public concerns and providing a platform for people’s voices.

Government Adviser K. Keshava Rao highlighted the challenges involved in sustaining a newspaper for 15 years and congratulated the management, journalists and employees. Vakulabharanam Krishna Mohan Rao also appreciated the publication’s distinctive identity and the commitment of its journalists.

Kalvakuntla Kavitha emphasised the importance of regional and smaller newspapers in highlighting grassroots issues and called for greater support and welfare measures for journalists.

Hyderabad City Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar, who attended as chief guest, congratulated Aadab Hyderabad and appreciated its efforts to highlight public concerns and promote impartial journalism.

“Our Word – A Weapon Against Corruption”

Addressing the gathering, Aadab Hyderabad Chairman and Managing Director Satyam Veeramalla described the 15th anniversary as an emotional and significant milestone.

Reaffirming the newspaper’s philosophy, he said Aadab Hyderabad would continue to raise public issues, question wrongdoing and bring the grievances of ordinary citizens into public discourse without compromising on its principles.

The celebrations also featured traditional dances, cultural programmes, theatre performances and felicitation ceremonies, adding colour to the grand occasion.

The management thanked its readers, journalists, employees, advertisers, agents, supporters and well-wishers for their contribution to the newspaper’s 15-year journey.

With 15 years completed, Aadab Hyderabad now enters the next phase of its journey with renewed responsibility and determination, promising to further strengthen its role in Telugu journalism and continue giving voice to issues of public importance.

Aadab Hyderabad – 15 Years of Journalism, Public Issues and People’s Voice.

Bonalu 2026 Begins at Secunderabad Ujjaini Mahankali Temple; AI Surveillance & Tight Security in Place

The vibrant Bonalu Festival 2026 commenced at the historic Sri Ujjaini Mahankali Temple in Secunderabad, drawing thousands of devotees from Hyderabad and surrounding districts from the early hours of the morning.

Women dressed in traditional pattu sarees carried beautifully decorated Bonam offerings filled with cooked rice and jaggery as a mark of gratitude and devotion to Goddess Mahankali. The temple and surrounding streets were adorned with colorful flowers and LED lights, creating a festive atmosphere across the area.

To ensure the smooth conduct of the festival, Hyderabad Police deployed over 2,500 personnel and implemented extensive security and traffic arrangements. Hyderabad Police Commissioner V. C. Sajjanar reviewed the security measures and announced that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used to monitor suspicious activities and identify pickpockets in real time.

Additional SHE Teams have also been deployed to ensure the safety of women devotees, while barricades and traffic diversions have been put in place to regulate the large crowds and maintain smooth traffic flow.

The combination of traditional devotion and modern technology is helping ensure that one of Telangana’s most celebrated festivals is conducted safely and peacefully.