In his address, Commissioner Ranganath highlighted that the HMDA should be promptly contacted in case of any doubts or uncertainties regarding property legality. He clarified that the current demolitions primarily target structures under construction in FTL and buffer zones, aiming to provide relief to the general public.

Meanwhile, the hydra authorities have intensified their crackdown on illegal constructions across Hyderabad. Recent operations in Borabanda lime pond and Mallampet Katwa pond have resulted in the demolition of numerous buildings. Despite the enforcement efforts, concerns have been raised in various areas where affected individuals claim to be uninformed about the demolitions, leading to protests and discontent.

The situation reflects a complex landscape of urban development challenges, legal compliance issues, and the need for greater transparency in construction practices. As the community navigates through these turbulent times, Commissioner AV Ranganath’s warnings serve as a reminder of the critical importance of due diligence in real estate transactions.

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The introduction of a paperless e-cabinet system marks a significant step towards digitalization. Ministers now have easy access to agendas and notes online, facilitating better monitoring and decision-making. The adoption of advanced technology, such as artificial intelligence and real-time incident monitoring, reflects the government’s commitment to modernizing governance.

Moreover, the cabinet’s approval to scrap the reverse tendering system and revert to traditional tendering processes aligns with the Chief Minister’s vision for ethical governance. The restoration of key projects like the Polavaram left canal works demonstrates a proactive approach to infrastructure development.

Additionally, the government’s focus on social welfare, employment creation, and industry reforms underscores a holistic approach to governance. Initiatives like the reorganization of the excise department and the establishment of new ration shops reflect a commitment to enhancing public services and accountability.

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The app is being probed by the Union Ministry of Home, Electronics, and Information Technology. Investigation under Section 14C is ongoing. There have been allegations of increased criminal activities in Telegram over the past few years. It seems that porn videos are being uploaded and shared indiscriminately. Stock market frauds are happening in the name of trading. It has become a platform for cybercriminals. Telegram has also become a platform for dangerous games and gambling. Telegram has become a barrier to piracy movies. In addition, allegations of drug trafficking and violence-inducing content have surfaced on Telegram.

Telegram has been accused of not even following 50% of the Indian Information Technology Rules. Telegram has also been in the news for the UGC-NEET controversy. With this, the transparency of the Telegram app is being discussed. Already, because of Telegram, criminal activity has increased in France, and app owner Pavel Durau has been arrested. If the irregularities found in the investigation by the Indian Government prove true, there is a possibility of the app being banned.

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