K.T.Rama Rao did not specify a timetable for the project.

Miyapur-Patancheru, LB Nagar-Hayatnagar, Nagole-LB Nagar, Tarnaka-ECIL and Raidurg-Shamshabad, the proposed routes.

Hyderabad: Municipal Administration Minister K. T. Rama Rao on Saturday for the first time drawn the extended route to the Metro Rail Hyderabad.

He told the Legislative Council here on Saturday that the subway train in its second phase of 83 km, stretching from Miyapur to Patancheru, Nagole to LB Nagar, LB Nagar Hayatnagar, Tarnaka to ECIL and Raidurg to Shamshabad.

The first phase of Metro Rail ends in Miyapur, Nagole, LB Nagar and Raidurg. Tarnaka is in line Miyapur-Nagole. Mr. Rama Rao did not specify a timetable for the project.

He also did not mention the subway train that extends sideways and Sainikpuri Alwal-Bolarum of the city, where people have asked for the service.

The minister was responding to questions raised by M. S. Prabhakar Rao MLC (TRS) and Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy (Congress). Mr. Prabhakar Rao wanted the government to connect all villages within the outer ring road through the subway train.

No metro link to the ORR villages now

In response to TRS MLC MS Prabhakar Rao, Minister KT Rama Rao said in the Legislative Council: "There are more than 180 villages within the TRG While we cannot provide Metro rail link to all peoples, we will follow the model of Hyderabad. Provide a shuttle service to select locations and ensure greater coverage of public transport. I cannot set a deadline for these projects. "

In response to Mr K. Rajagopal Reddy requesting that the MMTS extended to Bhongir in priority, Mr. Rama Rao said the service will be extended to the temple town of Yadadri in Nalgonda district passing through Bhongir.

In a record 10 days we send the detailed project report for the Center and gave permission. Not only Bhongir, MMTS will rise to Yadadri "he said.

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HYDERABAD - Hyderabad to get five more Metro Rail routes

K.T.Rama Rao did not specify a timetable for the project.

Miyapur-Patancheru, LB Nagar-Hayatnagar, Nagole-LB Nagar, Tarnaka-ECIL and Raidurg-Shamshabad, the proposed routes.

Hyderabad: Municipal Administration Minister K. T. Rama Rao on Saturday for the first time drawn the extended route to the Metro Rail Hyderabad.

He told the Legislative Council here on Saturday that the subway train in its second phase of 83 km, stretching from Miyapur to Patancheru, Nagole to LB Nagar, LB Nagar Hayatnagar, Tarnaka to ECIL and Raidurg to Shamshabad.

The first phase of Metro Rail ends in Miyapur, Nagole, LB Nagar and Raidurg. Tarnaka is in line Miyapur-Nagole. Mr. Rama Rao did not specify a timetable for the project.

He also did not mention the subway train that extends sideways and Sainikpuri Alwal-Bolarum of the city, where people have asked for the service.

The minister was responding to questions raised by M. S. Prabhakar Rao MLC (TRS) and Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy (Congress). Mr. Prabhakar Rao wanted the government to connect all villages within the outer ring road through the subway train.

No metro link to the ORR villages now

In response to TRS MLC MS Prabhakar Rao, Minister KT Rama Rao said in the Legislative Council: "There are more than 180 villages within the TRG While we cannot provide Metro rail link to all peoples, we will follow the model of Hyderabad. Provide a shuttle service to select locations and ensure greater coverage of public transport. I cannot set a deadline for these projects. "

In response to Mr K. Rajagopal Reddy requesting that the MMTS extended to Bhongir in priority, Mr. Rama Rao said the service will be extended to the temple town of Yadadri in Nalgonda district passing through Bhongir.

In a record 10 days we send the detailed project report for the Center and gave permission. Not only Bhongir, MMTS will rise to Yadadri "he said.

High Court wanted a guarantee that they would implement the suggestions of the court

High Court wanted a guarantee that they would implement the suggestions of the court to reduce the use of chemicals to ripen fruits.

Hyderabad: Welcoming the efforts of the governments of AP and TS, the Hyderabad High Court on Tuesday wanted a guarantee that they would implement the Court's suggestions regarding reducing the use of chemicals to ripen fruits.

A division bench comprising Acting Director of Justice Dilip Bhosale and Justice P. B. Naveen Rao was dealing with a case that is given to suo motu against the rampant use of calcium carbide and other chemicals in the ripening of fruits .

The amicus curiae said there had been some progress with regard to the prevention of artificial fruit ripening by sellers in the market yards. Governments need more time for effective implementation of programs to check the artificial ripening of fruits, he said.

AP Special Adviser D. Ramesh said that according to the instructions of the court, the authorities have sought the cooperation of the media. Two channels had provided assistance for the purpose. The bank told him to consult the representatives of the media again for your help.

TS Sanjeev Kumar A. Special Adviser said that the authorities had been performing units and give wide publicity against the consumption of artificially ripened fruits. No HC to review Maoists kill

The High Court of Hyderabad said Tuesday he could not express an opinion on the state government of Telangana presentation of post-mortem reports of the two suspected Maoists killed in an encounter in Tadwai the National Commission on Human Rights.

A division bench comprising Acting Director of Justice Dilip Bhosale and Justice P. B. Naveen Rao was hearing a PIL by civil liberties activist Chilaka Chandrasekhar seeking a CBI probe into the killings of Shruthi and Vidyasagar.

Additional TS Ramachandra Rao Advocate General J. said the CNDH had directed the Warangal police to file a report of the autopsies of the two people. He sought the court's opinion on whether or not the government could send the report, in view of the judge hearing the case.The bank made clear it was for the state government to decide. The hearing was adjourned for two weeks. TS decide on the rate of BT cotton seeds

The Telangana state government said on Tuesday the High Court of Hyderabad that the Centre would take a decision on the uniform price solution for selling Bt cotton seeds across the country.

Supreme Court senior counsel C. S. Vaidyanathan, appearing for the state government of Telangana, made the presentation to a division bench comprising Acting Director of Justice Dilip Bhosale and Justice P. B. Naveen Rao.

The bench was hearing an appeal by the Telangana state government challenging an order of a single judge his decision to set `50 as rights for each package Bt cotton seeds remained.

Mr. Vaidyanathan said that in view of the fact that companies like Monsanto and its Indian partners had been exploiting impoverished farmers, the Centre intends to set a uniform price sale.

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Hyderabad: Court backs the action in fruit ripening

High Court wanted a guarantee that they would implement the suggestions of the court

High Court wanted a guarantee that they would implement the suggestions of the court to reduce the use of chemicals to ripen fruits.

Hyderabad: Welcoming the efforts of the governments of AP and TS, the Hyderabad High Court on Tuesday wanted a guarantee that they would implement the Court's suggestions regarding reducing the use of chemicals to ripen fruits.

A division bench comprising Acting Director of Justice Dilip Bhosale and Justice P. B. Naveen Rao was dealing with a case that is given to suo motu against the rampant use of calcium carbide and other chemicals in the ripening of fruits .

The amicus curiae said there had been some progress with regard to the prevention of artificial fruit ripening by sellers in the market yards. Governments need more time for effective implementation of programs to check the artificial ripening of fruits, he said.

AP Special Adviser D. Ramesh said that according to the instructions of the court, the authorities have sought the cooperation of the media. Two channels had provided assistance for the purpose. The bank told him to consult the representatives of the media again for your help.

TS Sanjeev Kumar A. Special Adviser said that the authorities had been performing units and give wide publicity against the consumption of artificially ripened fruits. No HC to review Maoists kill

The High Court of Hyderabad said Tuesday he could not express an opinion on the state government of Telangana presentation of post-mortem reports of the two suspected Maoists killed in an encounter in Tadwai the National Commission on Human Rights.

A division bench comprising Acting Director of Justice Dilip Bhosale and Justice P. B. Naveen Rao was hearing a PIL by civil liberties activist Chilaka Chandrasekhar seeking a CBI probe into the killings of Shruthi and Vidyasagar.

Additional TS Ramachandra Rao Advocate General J. said the CNDH had directed the Warangal police to file a report of the autopsies of the two people. He sought the court's opinion on whether or not the government could send the report, in view of the judge hearing the case.The bank made clear it was for the state government to decide. The hearing was adjourned for two weeks. TS decide on the rate of BT cotton seeds

The Telangana state government said on Tuesday the High Court of Hyderabad that the Centre would take a decision on the uniform price solution for selling Bt cotton seeds across the country.

Supreme Court senior counsel C. S. Vaidyanathan, appearing for the state government of Telangana, made the presentation to a division bench comprising Acting Director of Justice Dilip Bhosale and Justice P. B. Naveen Rao.

The bench was hearing an appeal by the Telangana state government challenging an order of a single judge his decision to set `50 as rights for each package Bt cotton seeds remained.

Mr. Vaidyanathan said that in view of the fact that companies like Monsanto and its Indian partners had been exploiting impoverished farmers, the Centre intends to set a uniform price sale.

1,000 riders of two-wheeled tricycle drivers 70 and 191 four-wheel racers booked in February in Hyderabad.

A driver caught driving with alcohol content over 40 mg per 100 ml of blood is liable to be charged with drunk driving.

Hyderabad: In two months, more than 800 motorists have been sent to jail for driving drunk for periods ranging from a day to a fortnight. More than 5,500 drunk drivers have been reserved in Hyderabad and Cyberabad this year.

Social workers and psychologists said traffic police should carry out checks in the vicinity of liquor stores on main roads where the drivers of two-wheeled drink liquor openly. Bylanes must have a barrier strategically to prevent escape during controls.

Satish Gupta Telukunta social worker said the figure of 5,000 cases is nothing if the large number of vehicles driving drunk is taken into account.

"Traffic police checkpoints on a certain date would not be more than 25 compared with more than 240 shops legitimate wine, not to mention unauthorized. Although the rooms permit has been allowed, the wine shop arrangements allow customers consume liquor on the edge of the road, which is a nuisance. These people drive their vehicles, mostly two-wheeled vehicles, under the influence of alcohol. they escape in bylanes view of traffic cops " said Satish Gupta.

Counselling Psychologist Dr. S. V. Nagnath said driving drunk represents their social and individual perception towards life. One must know the value of your life and that of society. "If the traffic police launched an establishment of points in the vicinity of all wine shops serious unit, one night would not be enough to check and book cases. Thousands of motorists would be caught driving drunk and a majority of them would be two riders wheels. the fear factor is lower among cyclists, "he said.

President Wine Distributors Association Telangana State Venkateshwar Rao admitted that people consume foreign liquor stores wine, but because the rooms are full permissions.

"We ask people to make sure that one of them does not consume liquor so that you can lead others back home. People generally ask you do not like drinking these days," he said.

Practice abroad is a person of a group, by rotation, does not drink When we say that the consumption of alcoholic beverages has risen and are following the Western culture, why not adopt this formula too, "he said." Traffic cops they are fulfilling their duty and also tell our clients to follow the rules. "

Traffic DCP (Hyderabad) A. V. Ranganath said it is not possible to reserve all drunk drivers. However, the suggestion that the checkpoints will be about wine shops is very good, and the police implement it.

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HYDERABAD - Drunk Driving: Over 5,500 booked in Hyderabad this year

1,000 riders of two-wheeled tricycle drivers 70 and 191 four-wheel racers booked in February in Hyderabad.

A driver caught driving with alcohol content over 40 mg per 100 ml of blood is liable to be charged with drunk driving.

Hyderabad: In two months, more than 800 motorists have been sent to jail for driving drunk for periods ranging from a day to a fortnight. More than 5,500 drunk drivers have been reserved in Hyderabad and Cyberabad this year.

Social workers and psychologists said traffic police should carry out checks in the vicinity of liquor stores on main roads where the drivers of two-wheeled drink liquor openly. Bylanes must have a barrier strategically to prevent escape during controls.

Satish Gupta Telukunta social worker said the figure of 5,000 cases is nothing if the large number of vehicles driving drunk is taken into account.

"Traffic police checkpoints on a certain date would not be more than 25 compared with more than 240 shops legitimate wine, not to mention unauthorized. Although the rooms permit has been allowed, the wine shop arrangements allow customers consume liquor on the edge of the road, which is a nuisance. These people drive their vehicles, mostly two-wheeled vehicles, under the influence of alcohol. they escape in bylanes view of traffic cops " said Satish Gupta.

Counselling Psychologist Dr. S. V. Nagnath said driving drunk represents their social and individual perception towards life. One must know the value of your life and that of society. "If the traffic police launched an establishment of points in the vicinity of all wine shops serious unit, one night would not be enough to check and book cases. Thousands of motorists would be caught driving drunk and a majority of them would be two riders wheels. the fear factor is lower among cyclists, "he said.

President Wine Distributors Association Telangana State Venkateshwar Rao admitted that people consume foreign liquor stores wine, but because the rooms are full permissions.

"We ask people to make sure that one of them does not consume liquor so that you can lead others back home. People generally ask you do not like drinking these days," he said.

Practice abroad is a person of a group, by rotation, does not drink When we say that the consumption of alcoholic beverages has risen and are following the Western culture, why not adopt this formula too, "he said." Traffic cops they are fulfilling their duty and also tell our clients to follow the rules. "

Traffic DCP (Hyderabad) A. V. Ranganath said it is not possible to reserve all drunk drivers. However, the suggestion that the checkpoints will be about wine shops is very good, and the police implement it.

Space sought for the construction of piers and viaduct

With construction activity metro train to reach a fevered pitch in some of the busiest roads in the twin cities, authorities are trying to convince private owners to give leeway to docks.

For example, owners of the White House and buildings in Begumpet Mebaz have agreed to allow metro rail pillars on the front of their buildings. While one part of the White House that the viaduct was placed be used, open space will be taken in front of the building Mebaz for metro pillar foundation.

alternative input and output will be provided during construction, said Hyderabad Metro Rail manager N.V.S. Reddy here on Thursday during an inspection carried out with its officials and those made from engineers L & T Metro Rail, Begumpet Hi-Tec City.

He also assured to take only 30 feet of open area in Divya Shakti and Dhananjaya apartments in Madhapur. The apartment association Tirumala Residency Yousufguda also agreed to accommodate pile foundation in the open space in front of the complex.

Empanadas and viaduct construction is completed near the temple of Kanaka Durga in the section Greenlands-Ameerpet but some properties had not yet been acquired on the left side of the temple to allow traffic flow unimpeded and also provide an area free safe electrical induction at the top of the buildings affected, he said.

The MD asked L & TMRH engineers to complete the earthworks, restore Route No. 5 of Jubilee Hills and open for traffic by road within one and a half months. Leaking water pipes and sewage systems have been noted in the section Yousufguda-Madhura Nagar and these should be corrected. pier foundations and underground works on the balance of Yousufguda Kotla Stadium Vijayabhaskar Reddy must be made before the monsoon.

acquisition of property in the hills of Jubilee checkpoint, Peddamma temple, Madhapur and Durgam Cheruvu will be accelerated to facilitate entry / exit stations above meter. invasions pavement as transformers, announcement posts, etc., are to be removed. Chief Engineer Md. Ziauddin and Land Management, GM S. Balakrishna and others were present.

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HYDERABAD - Metro Rail seeks help from private land owners

Space sought for the construction of piers and viaduct

With construction activity metro train to reach a fevered pitch in some of the busiest roads in the twin cities, authorities are trying to convince private owners to give leeway to docks.

For example, owners of the White House and buildings in Begumpet Mebaz have agreed to allow metro rail pillars on the front of their buildings. While one part of the White House that the viaduct was placed be used, open space will be taken in front of the building Mebaz for metro pillar foundation.

alternative input and output will be provided during construction, said Hyderabad Metro Rail manager N.V.S. Reddy here on Thursday during an inspection carried out with its officials and those made from engineers L & T Metro Rail, Begumpet Hi-Tec City.

He also assured to take only 30 feet of open area in Divya Shakti and Dhananjaya apartments in Madhapur. The apartment association Tirumala Residency Yousufguda also agreed to accommodate pile foundation in the open space in front of the complex.

Empanadas and viaduct construction is completed near the temple of Kanaka Durga in the section Greenlands-Ameerpet but some properties had not yet been acquired on the left side of the temple to allow traffic flow unimpeded and also provide an area free safe electrical induction at the top of the buildings affected, he said.

The MD asked L & TMRH engineers to complete the earthworks, restore Route No. 5 of Jubilee Hills and open for traffic by road within one and a half months. Leaking water pipes and sewage systems have been noted in the section Yousufguda-Madhura Nagar and these should be corrected. pier foundations and underground works on the balance of Yousufguda Kotla Stadium Vijayabhaskar Reddy must be made before the monsoon.

acquisition of property in the hills of Jubilee checkpoint, Peddamma temple, Madhapur and Durgam Cheruvu will be accelerated to facilitate entry / exit stations above meter. invasions pavement as transformers, announcement posts, etc., are to be removed. Chief Engineer Md. Ziauddin and Land Management, GM S. Balakrishna and others were present.