On Feb 22 at about 6pm, Sri Bellana Bhaskar Rao, Sub-Inspector of Police of SR Nagar Police Station, Hyderabad city was caught red handed by ACB (Anti-Corruption Bureau) when he demanded and accepted a bribe. The Sub inspector was later arrested. The total amount of Rs. 25,000 was demanded by the SI from the Complainant Sri. Mohammed Khasim for not involving him in a criminal
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HYDERABAD: A nursing student sedated an old couple by injecting them with an unknown chemical, saying it was Covid-19 vaccine and stole eight tola gold jewelry. Police reportedly took the student into custody and recovered the stolen ornaments from her possession.
The incident happened at Lalitha Nagar in Meerpet on Saturday evening. The victims were identified as K Laxman, 80, and his wife Kasturi, 70.
Laxman is a retired state election commission employee and Kasturi is a housewife.
According to Meerpet police, the accused, Anusha, 21, a resident of Meerpet, is currently studying auxiliary nurse midwifery (ANM) course at a private medical college in the city.
Hyderabad: Brawl Over Omelet Leads To Murder In Uppal Feb 08, 2021, 11:02 IST
In a bizarre yet true incident, an omelet led to a man’s death. This is something that happened in
Telangana state on Sunday night. A Rs. 60 omelet and few very angry men caused a commotion at the wine shop in Uppal.
A man was murdered by the liquor shop staff after a brawl caused by an omelet. The incident took place on Sunday night at Uppal area in Hyderabad.
The victim identified as Vikas (34) stayed near the Langer Houz area. On Sunday evening, Vikas and his friend Bablu decided to go to a wine shop for some drinks. They went to the Mahankali wines in
Tata HealthGroup And CSIR Could Launch Moderna COVID Vaccine In India Jan 26, 2021, 14:01 IST
Tata Medical and Diagnostics are in talks with Moderna Inc to launch their
COVID-19 vaccine in India. According to the reports, Tata healthcare group could team up with CSIR and are in the initial stages of their discussion with the US-based drugmaker Moderna.
Tata group and India s Council of Scientific and Industrial Research will most likely team up in order to carry out clinical trials of Moderna s vaccine. The Moderna s vaccine candidate will undergo the necessary trials before it is launched in India.
Before any vaccine is launched in India, it has to go through local clinical trials and only after it is deemed safe for its citizens, will it be given the approval. In November, the reports regarding Moderna s vaccine showed safety and 94 percent effectiveness.